Top Spots For Impressionist Art In Philadelphia
Finding a specific style of art can be a tedious process if you don't know where to look. Fortunately, if you're looking for Impressionist art in the Philadelphia area, this list has you covered.
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Finding a specific style of art can be a tedious process if you don't know where to look. Fortunately, if you're looking for Impressionist art in the Philadelphia area, this list has you covered.
Even with the Rodin Museum and Barnes Foundation currently closed, our Philadelphia museum picks have an endless supply of artistic works and special exhibits.
Eugene Perry knows first-hand about struggle. At the age of 10, he migrated to the United States shortly before the Liberian Civil War. Almost 25 years later, in his own studio in Port Richmond, Perry depicts the battles he endured in life through metal sculpting.
For those who have never set foot on a dance floor in their lives, dancing lessons will give you the confidence to start. Follow your passion to one of these dance studios in Philadelphia.
Check out these monthly high culture events with a low admission price if you want to experience art without blowing your budget.
The following establishments offer opportunities to expand on your talents with casual art classes, so you can live life and still follow your passions.
We take a look back at the most noteworthy people, places and events of 2011.
Melony Roy, executive producer of hearPHILLY.com has compiled a list of 12 things to look forward to in 2012.
Spending New Year's Eve in Philadelphia? Good choice! Here's where to watch the ball drop and toast 2012 in the City of Brotherly Love.
What do you do with yourself if the Philly museum scene bores you? Here's your answer.
Philadelphia's historic sites aren't all located in the the heart of the city -- a number of significant sites, as well as some impressive houses, are in Northwest Philadelphia, in Germantown.
The Philadelphia Chamber Music Society brings some of the world's best performers to Philadelphia, often for less than $23 per ticket.
If you are a visitor coming to town or even a lifelong Philly area native who wants to get better acquainted with the city, sightseeing tours may be the way to go.
A world-class facility for music performances, the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is a Philadelphia landmark.
The ability to play close to where we live has always been a major attraction of the Delaware Valley. With a single tank of gas, we can navigate to many destinations.
The days may be getting shorter and the temperatures are getting cooler but there are plenty of activities and fun to be had. There is something for everyone in the city or the suburbs.
The 33-member Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, led by Dirk Brossé, performs in the Kimmel Center's Perelman Theater and focuses on music from the Baroque period through the 21st century.
The story lines may transport audiences to far-away places, but many of the Opera Company of Philadelphia's productions are original works, created right in the City of Brotherly Love.
Founded in 1970, the Philadelphia Dance Company, or PHILADANCO, is a nationally celebrated performance dance group that is often recognized for its performance of African dance traditions.
The nation's largest presenter of professional, curriculum-related theater for children, ATAFY performs original musicals for about 800,000 students each year.
Broadway intersects Broad Street when Tony Award winners come to the Kimmel Center.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the biggest museums in the country…and one of the most beautiful!
Here are some pointers for summer reading with an eye toward local themes and authors.
Philadelphia is increasingly becoming known as "The Mural Capital of the World," and with over 3,000 murals, there are a number of ways that people can explore all or as many of them as they would like.
South Street, one of Philadelphia's most famous streets, is well known for its diverse urban mix of restaurants, bars, and shops.
