Arts & Culture

The 24-year-old knitter asked The Citizen where to donate handmade winter items for the homeless. We hooked her up with needy recipients

How I learned to stop whining and love Philly

The Citizen’s 2016 Socially-Conscious Gift Guide

America turns 250 in nine years. A couple of local visionaries want to plan a party worthy of its age

The Temple Contemporary director radically rethinks the art gallery by taking his cues from the city around him

To kick off our essay-writing contest, some thoughts on the written word and moral nobility of a futile gesture

With the installation of a Gandhi-inspired work at the Art Museum, we are urged to make peace with our foes—politically and otherwise

Did the SEPTA strike turn Philly into a city of bikers?

The People’s Paper Co-Op helps ex-offenders clear their criminal records—and turn them into “paper smoothies”

How music venue World Cafe Live is filling a gap for Philadelphia school students