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InLiquid

Local

‘InLiquid toasts 25’ — Arts group celebrates 25 years with installation at Dirty Frank’s

By Metro Philadelphia

barnes foundation

Local

Barnes Foundation launches free summer enrichment pods for underserved kids

By Metro Philadelphia

Lancaster Avenue Jazz & Arts Festival

West Philadelphia

Lancaster Avenue Jazz & Arts Festival is back

By Molly Given

'Indivisible'

‘Indivisible’ brings together immigrant artists for an important message

By Molly Given

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Local artists shine with ‘Chromatic Rhythm’ at Hyatt Centric

By Metro Philadelphia

Fabric Workshop

Fabric Workshop offers immersive art experiences relating to LGBTQ+ artists this summer

By Molly Given

fun Philly weekend

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

Art from the Yard

West Philadelphia

‘Art from the Yard’ explores space between home and the wider world

By A.D. Amorosi

Crafts and Fine Art Festival

Arts

Crafts and Fine Art Festival: Details on Haddonfield’s creative extravaganza

By Molly Given

art kids summer Philadelphia museum of art

‘Art Kids Summer’ offers creative activities at Philadelphia Museum of Art

By Zach Ciavolella

fun things Philly weekend

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

Bristol Riverside Theatre

Bristol Riverside Theatre announces line-up for their Summer Music Fest in 2024

By Molly Given

Barnes on the Block

Barnes on the Block: A celebration of local art and music

By Zach Ciavolella

Philadelphia School of Circus Arts

Philadelphia School of Circus Arts: How kids can perform under the big top this summer

By Molly Given

Manayunk Arts Festival

Manayunk

Manayunk Arts Festival is bigger than ever in 2024

By Molly Given

Local

When colleges close, students are left scrambling. Some never go back to school

By Associated Press

Art festivals Philadelphia

Local

Philadelphia is full of art festivals and activations this weekend

By Molly Given

Academy of Natural Sciences

It’s a summer of fun at the Academy of Natural Sciences

By Molly Given

Clay Fest 2024

Clay Fest: Details for the creative event that lets locals make the art

By Molly Given

John Y. Wind

How John Y. Wind uses art to revolutionize history

By Molly Given

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