Arts & Culture

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

We took a few diverse young Philadelphians to see the play about the former mayor. A frank and provocative race discussion followed

It was great—but could have been better. Some lessons for next time

Cities around the country have replaced Columbus Day with a celebration of native people. In Philly, we celebrate a fairy tale that isn’t even historically true. Isn’t it time that changed?

In an excerpt from the new biography of the citizen activist turned urban planner, guess which city showed her how not to do redevelopment?

The premiere foodie event is more than a great party; it’s also a sign that dining out has become a socio-political movement

Philanthropist Ajay Raju—with help from Christie’s Auction House—uses international art to make Philly a destination city and connect the haves and have-nots