Five Philadelphia arts organizations have joined forces to launch Philly PrideAF, a month-long festival spotlighting LGBTQIA+ artists, storytelling and community engagement.
Hyatt Centric Rittenhouse Square Philadelphia is celebrating Pride Month with ‘Transcendent Musings,’ a new LGBTQ+-focused art exhibition curated by InLiquid.
Journey Arts invites you to reflect on identity, memory, and belonging through ‘TO BE HERE,’ a powerful new exhibition and storytelling performance debuting at Christ Church Neighborhood House.
The ODUNDE Festival is returning for a weeklong celebration, once again inviting locals and visitors alike to take part in one of the city’s largest and most vibrant street festivals.
The Rodin Museum Garden Bar returns for its summer season on Friday, May 29, transforming the venue’s sculpture garden into a seasonal pop-up destination.
The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History unveiled ‘The First Salute,’ a fresh exhibit that also marked the opening of the museum’s newly designed special exhibition gallery.
World Heritage Month is a citywide celebration honoring Philadelphia’s status as a World Heritage City. The celebration includes a series of cultural programs, educational events, and collaborative activations.
The immersive multimedia experience ‘LUMINISCENCE’ is coming to Philadelphia’s Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul during America250 celebrations.
Philadelphia artist José Ortiz-Pagán is using spirituality, healing and community-centered art to reshape neighborhoods and open a new creative space.
InLiquid is bringing two new exhibitions to Park Towne Place Apartments, exploring identity, migration and Revolutionary-era symbolism through contemporary art.
Artist Jesse Krimes will debut his ‘Riverside’ mural in Philadelphia’s Spring Arts District, with a public dedication event set for May 28.
The Lady Hoofers Tap Ensemble returns to the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on May 9 with a spring concert featuring a world premiere and multigenerational performers.
Outdoor screenings, live music and community events return to Clark Park as cinéSPEAK unveils its Under the Stars Film Festival lineup from May 29 to June 19.
Philly Theatre Week returns April 23-May 3 with nearly 50 events. Here’s a guide to the best shows, from musicals to family and experimental picks.
Wild Horizon, a free circus arts festival, arrives at Cherry Street Pier May 2-3 with performances, pop-ups and hands-on activities for all ages.
A new series, ‘Where I’m From,’ highlights Philadelphia neighborhoods through personal stories, preserving culture, identity and lived experience.
From food festivals to family fun, here are the top things to do in Philadelphia this weekend, including Manayunk’s StrEAT Festival, Panda Fest and more.
Temple University and Opera Philadelphia launch a new partnership to expand contemporary opera and give students hands-on experience in the arts.
Andalusia Historic House reopens for 2026 with new exhibitions, including a Revolutionary War showcase and Radical Americana, plus updated gardens.
The Clover Market is back in Chestnut Hill this April, bringing handmade goods, vintage finds, local vendors, food trucks and live music to Philly.