Arts & Culture
Making Philadelphia Safe (From A Rapper)
What does the judge who sent Meek Mill to prison have in common with Larry Krasner?
By Larry Platt
Walk In My Shoes
Cops and community members share the stage to bare their souls in a new Theater of Witness production
By Sarah Jordan
Matchmaking In The Northeast
A night on Roosevelt Boulevard with State Rep. Jared Solomon and the Pennsylvania Ballet
By Quinn O'Callaghan
ArtUnited’s Creative Disruption
The art for social change event debuts in Philly this weekend, with affordable pieces that speak to this moment in history
By Jamie Bogert
Indigenous Peoples Day
Monday we celebrate the fairy tale that is Columbus. Saturday, let’s celebrate our real origins
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
Hunting History
A local program has brought history to life for 15,000 students—and teaches citizenship, too
By Karen Chernick
A Legacy for the 21st Century
History Making Production’s biopic tells the story of a Philly legend, whose statue was unveiled this morning
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
Feastival
What does the annual foodie party to support the Fringe have in common with Jane Jacobs?
By Larry Platt
“Tastes Like Someone Cares”
During a day in the life of a Vetri school kitchen, a bestselling novelist and founder of SafeKidsStories discovers the secret ingredient behind healthy lunches
By Lorene Cary
Shopping, Prepping, Eating and Sharing a New World
How the Free Library brings the joys of cooking to new Philadelphians
By Nina Solis