Arts News – Page 2 of 54 – Metro Philadelphia

Philadelphia Film Festival

33rd Annual Philadelphia Film Festival rolls out red carpet this week

By Molly Given

Philadelphia adventure

Choose your own adventure — Philly style — with Philadelphia Open Studio Tours

By Molly Given

Phillies

Local

Painted to last: Phillies Daycare mural in Fishtown is here to stay

By Savanna Perry

bank

Old City

Local creatives to transform Old City bank into immersive art experience

By Metro Philadelphia

Indigenous Peoples Weekend

Indigenous Peoples Weekend at the MoAR features free performances, talks and more

By Molly Given

Turkey Day Tailgate, things to do in Philly

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

Winterborn

‘Black Wood: Winterborn’ brings Montana back to the “dark side”

By Molly Given

mural Tiberino

Local

Philly muralist Gabriel Tiberino showcases iconic work at new creative hub

By A.D. Amorosi

Mural Arts Month

Mural Arts Month fills October with artful celebrations

By Molly Given

Gay City News

‘American Teenager’ gives a voice to trans adolescents across the US

Confabulation

Old City

‘Confabulation’ is The Strides Collective’s latest queer-focused exploration

By Molly Given

Fun things Philly weekend

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

PhillyCAM

PhillyCAM celebrates 15 years of creative community this fall

By Molly Given

Quintessence Theatre Group

Quintessence Theatre Group goes big for its 15th Anniversary Season

By Molly Given

First Person Arts

First Person Arts continues its storytelling traditions this season

By Molly Given

Philadelphia

Avenue of the Arts

Philadelphia Theatre Company launches 50th anniversary season with ‘La Egoísta’

By Metro Philadelphia

Barnes Foundation Mickalene Thomas

Museum Exhibits in Philly to check out this fall

By Molly Given

Chestnut Hill fall 2024

Chestnut Hill lights up with art events this season

By Molly Given

Opera Philadelphia

Local

Opera Philadelphia’s new boss Anthony Roth Costanzo launches 2024 season with bold vision

By A.D. Amorosi

FRIENDSWITHYOU

South Philadelphia

FriendsWithYou invites locals to feel their own personal experience with new art installation

By Molly Given

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