Top Museum Gift Shops In Philadelphia
Stop at one of the many gift shops in our suggested Philadelphia museums and pick up a memento to bring home.
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Stop at one of the many gift shops in our suggested Philadelphia museums and pick up a memento to bring home.
About 30 people were at the Kimmel Center Friday afternoon for an interactive lesson with the cast of 'Stomp.' The price of admission was only that you bring a canned good, as the special performance was part of the 'Stomp Out Hunger' campaign benefitting Philabundance.
Looking to partake in the revelry? Here's what you need to know for the 115th annual event on January 1, 2015.
Frances Egler, the director of Broadway Philadelphia programming and co-presentations at the Kimmel Center, spoke to KYW Newsradio about the journey of Berry Gordy, which became "Motown the Musical."
From a blow to everyone's favorite mass-market hoagie purveyor to a Philly man with some NSFW uses for dairy, these are the local stories that had you laughing, balking and sometimes asking, "Say what?!" this year.
The headline soloist is Hugh Panaro, who was born, raised and trained here to be the Broadway star that he's become.
The Winterthur Museum says it welcomed its 200,000th visitor on Friday, Dec. 14th – a record that's "largely attributable" to its exhibition, "Costumes of Downton Abbey."
The end of the year brings with it numerous reasons for celebration and generosity. Here are the top local organizations to donate your money or time to this upcoming holiday season.
Carlo DeVito, author of "Inventing Scrooge" from sister company Simon & Schuster, shares five little known facts about Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol."
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
The Paul Strand exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is running now through January 4th.
Each year, the Pennsylvania Ballet gives students from kindergarten through eighth grade -- many of whom come from low income communities -- a chance to witness the wonders of the stage and this holiday classic.
Two Pennsylvania museums have begun dividing more than 500 pieces of art bequeathed to them by the late Pittsburgh Tribune-Review publisher Richard Mellon Scaife.
The Kimmel Center is getting jazzed up for the holiday season.
Ballet Master Zachary Hensh shared some information on this year's performances.
Wash Cycle Laundry, founded by a Penn grad, picks up your laundry and brings it back the next day -- by human-powered tricycle!
Michael Krajewski, the conductor and music director of the Philly POPS, describes what guests will see when they attend the POPS' "Christmas Spectacular" at the Kimmel Center.
If you want to find some new ways to enjoy the season of being thankful, here are the top activities in the Philadelphia area to add some fun and culture to your schedule.
Tonia Teece gave up a promising singing career to raise a family. Now, decades later, she brings her one-woman show home to Philadelphia.
Joan Myers-Brown, the founder and artistic director of Philadanco, spoke to KYW Newsradio about "Risky Business" coming to the Perelman Theater on Friday, Dec. 12th through Sunday, Dec. 14th.
Fall has officially arrived and the chilly weather just makes us want to curl up by the crackling fire with a great book. So put the hot chocolate on the stove and cut yourself a slice a pie because our sister company Simon & Schuster is at it again with these riveting true stories to help pass the long autumn evenings.
Chestnut Hill is a culturally rich, historical Philadelphia-area neighborhood known for its lively atmosphere. While it lies only minutes from downtown Philadelphia, this picturesque bedroom community -- both quaint and avant garde at the same time -- is best explored on foot.
"Cinderella" is coming to Philadelphia, and Frances Egler, Director of Broadway Philadelphia Programming and Co-presentation at the Kimmel Center, reviews the show.
