Barnes Exhibition Traces How Wartime Incarceration Shaped Postwar American Design
The Barnes Foundation is showing "Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America," the first exhibition of its kind to trace how Japanese American…
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Philadelphia Museum of Art Opens First Major Duchamp Retrospective in 50 Years
The Philadelphia Museum of Art has opened the first major American retrospective of Marcel Duchamp in more than half a century. The…
Philadelphia Film Festival Opens Its 35th Edition With John Turturro Crime Drama
The 35th Philadelphia Film Festival opens Thursday with an 11-day run of premieres, filmmaker appearances and special events at venues across Center…
Philly Music Fest Closes Its 10th Anniversary Week With a Packed Weekend
Philly Music Fest wraps its 10th annual edition this weekend, closing a weeklong run that began Oct. 12 and ends Sunday with…
Boo at the Zoo Stretches to Five Weekends of Costumes, Candy and Pumpkin Feedings
PHILADELPHIA — Boo at the Zoo is bigger than ever this year. For the first time in its more than 20-year history,…
More Than 150 Artist Studios Open Their Doors East of Broad This Weekend
PHILADELPHIA — More than 150 artist studios and creative workspaces will open to the public this weekend for the second half of…
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Philly Coffee Festival Pours Its Third Annual Weekend at the 23rd Street Armory
PHILADELPHIA — Dozens of specialty coffee roasters will fill the 23rd Street Armory this weekend for two days of tastings as the…
Fireworks and Free Music Close Out a $115 Million Campaign for Philly Parks
PHILADELPHIA — West Fairmount Park will glow Friday night as the Fairmount Park Conservancy closes out a five-year campaign that raised and…
Reading Terminal Market to Host Scrapple and Apple Festival on Saturday
PHILADELPHIA — Reading Terminal Market hosts its annual Scrapple and Apple Festival this Saturday, Oct. 17, celebrating two staples of Pennsylvania Dutch…
Taylor Swift Hits 100 Weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, a First for a Solo Artist
Taylor Swift has now spent 100 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, becoming the first solo artist to reach that…
The 10th Annual ‘Made in Philadelphia Fall Market’ Brings Vibrant Energy to Dilworth Park
PHILADELPHIA — Under a brilliant, clear autumn sky and comfortable fall weather, residents and visitors gathered at Dilworth Park in front of…
Ocean City Fall Block Party Lines Asbury Avenue With 400-Plus Vendors
More than 400 crafters, food vendors and entertainers will fill a mile of Asbury Avenue this Saturday for the Ocean City Fall…
Where to Start With Anne Carson
Canadian poet Anne Carson's win of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature on Oct. 8 has sent readers scrambling for her books.…
&TEAM Reaches New Highs on Billboard Charts With Korean Comeback
&TEAM has reached new career highs on the Billboard charts with its first Korean comeback, topping the World Albums chart and entering…
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