Arts & Culture
Jeri Lynne Johnson
The founder of Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra takes the elite out of symphonic music
By Rana FayezPark Love
LOVE Your Park Week starts Saturday with a citywide cleanup—and continues with park-celebrating events all week
By Josh MiddletonCity of Poetry
The city’s new Poet Laureate invites Philadelphians to see and make poetry happen everywhere
By Yolanda WisherMake Election Day into a Holiday
They do it in India and Germany and even Puerto Rico. And more people show up to vote
By Roxanne Patel ShepelavyBridging the Art Gap
With Urban Art Gallery, postman and art lover Karl Morris enriches a West Philly neighborhood in need of change
By Emma Copley EisenbergPeople Power
In a North Philly neighborhood, residents make the change they want to see
By Dave KyuFree Screening of The Hunting Ground
Roar For Good brings the moving campus rape documentary back to Philly in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
By Josh MiddletonThe Atlas of Tomorrow Mural
Here's the story behind artist Candy Chang's massive mural on South Street — the one featuring a giant lion head, power drill and a curious turn dial
By Josh MiddletonCollective Giving for the Arts
A coalition of young Cincinnatians joined together to fund free museum entry. Could that be the path to make arts in Philly more accessible?
By JoAnn GrecoMantua Community Family Tile Project Dedication
A community bands together to inspire revitalization efforts in a neighborhood park
By Josh Middleton