Guide To DesignPhiladelphia 2012
This October, check out Philly's vibrant design scene at the aptly-named DesignPhiladelphia, featuring five days of workshops, conferences, installations, exhibits and more.
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This October, check out Philly's vibrant design scene at the aptly-named DesignPhiladelphia, featuring five days of workshops, conferences, installations, exhibits and more.
Philadelphia is one of the country's oldest cities, and that shows up in its architecture.
Chestnut Hill has made the American Planning Association's 2012 list of Great Neighborhoods in America.
From enormous board game pieces sprinkled throughout the city to a giant clothespin and something that looks like a huge tooth, there's always something to see in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Orchestra is ready to kick off its new season, including a liver performance of the score to accompany the film "West Side Story."
Officials at the Kimmel Center have revealed some of their plans for the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts scheduled for next spring.
The newly renovated Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope has been an inspiration for several local artists and their work will be available for you to buy Saturday night from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. during an event designed to raise money for the theater.
In Philadelphia, a city full of museums, every day could easily be Museum Day. But there's one thing you won't be able to get at the city's museums any other day of the year: free admission.
Think you've seen it all? Think again! This fall, Philly's museums are doing it up right with options everyone will love.
The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival showcased its largest work ever on the front steps of the Museum of Art on Saturday.
Philadelphia is amping up its arts scene this September with the return of the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe!
Philadelphia is often thought of as a place to visit only for its historical significance, but as the nation's fifth-largest city, it has much more to offer than that, including a thriving arts and culture scene.
If you want to see this art form of yesteryear combined with the social commentary and sensibilities of today, you should check out one of these Philadelphia events.
Philadelphia is a great place to see world-class musical performances. Whether you're interested in strings, winds, piano, an ensemble or a full orchestra, there's something amazing in store for you this fall.
Want to see your art on Philadelphia's PECO Building? Starting in September, you just might be able to.
Whether you rough it in the campgrounds or make a quick day trip, the 51st Annual Philadelphia Folk Festival has a lineup that will keep your feet—I mean, clogs—stomping.
Philadelphia is so renowned for hosting historical sites that are integral to the founding of this great nation that it's easy to overlook the men and women who made them important. Find out who made this city what it is today.
Change up your routine a bit by attending one of these upcoming fall events in Philadelphia.
Summer is half over, but there are still tons of exciting events coming up in Philadelphia this August. Take your pick from the list and enjoy!
Have a more unique movie experience with a visit to one of the Philadelphia area's independent theaters.
Art is a living, breathing thing that has something to say about the here and now, and you want to see it in its moment. If this describes you, you need to see exhibitions put on by living artists, and luckily Philadelphia is a great city for just that.
While theater choices in summer are limited, there are still fun events going on all over the Philadelphia area.
After being closed for nearly a year for interior renovations, Philadelphia's Rodin Museum reopened Friday morning to the delight of visitors.
The Rodin Museum will reopen to the public on Friday after a three-year, $9-million renovation that restores the site to the original vision of its architect, Paul Cret.
Philadelphia isn't just America's fifth largest city, it's also iconic and full of history, which is perfect grist for filmmakers and film buffs alike.
