Arts & Culture

Philly-based Wearwell is a clothing delivery service that will have you looking—and doing—good

This spring and summer, the Swarthmore-based project will use art to engage Philadelphians on the experiences of the Syrian and Iraqi refugees among us

Join the Mental Health Partnerships and director Emilio Estevez for a film about people helping people

Betsy Ross. Franklin. Even Rocky Balboa. A student of legendary journalist and Penn teacher Buzz Bissinger explores the world of Philly’s history icons

You’ve heard of a cappella—but a musical group made entirely of whistlers are taking “whistle while you work” to a whole new level this weekend

A new Fringe Arts festival launches with the revival of a play about the intellectual disabilities rights movement—which is really a story about humanity

A good government advocate faults City Hall for the announced closure of the Philadelphia History Museum. Have your say about it tonight.

A Portland program is helping senior citizen artists connect more with their community and even make extra money. It could be a boon for Philly’s growing senior population

Sam Katz’s History Making Productions launches Womens History Month with a look at a little-known story about female abolitionists

The Barnes Foundation’s first Artist Bash of 2019 explores the idea of “home”