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Theatre Exile

Theater

Theatre Exile’s new season digs deep into truth, humor and history

By Erin Flynn Jay

Chestnut Hill, things to do in Philly

Night of Lights: Chestnut Hill’s streetscape exhibition to light up Germantown Avenue

By Molly Given

Kimmel Trump

Kimmel is back, but suspension shows Trump’s reach into network TV

By Sage Meredith Goodwin, Oscar Winberg, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Morgan's Pier

Morgan’s Pier launches Fall Fest with pumpkin patch, seasonal menu and Halloween bash

By Molly Given

Mural Arts Philadelphia Mural Arts Month 2025

Mural Arts Philadelphia honors ‘Voices of Philly’ for Mural Arts Month 2025

By Zach Ciavolella

Manayunk

Manayunk

Manayunk celebrates pride and community with Out & About festival

By Metro Philadelphia

Fabric Workshop

Fabric Workshop hosts Moki Cherry retrospective and Lisa Alvarado premiere

By Metro Philadelphia

The Pitt

Emmy-winning ER drama ‘The Pitt’ shines a light on compassionate teaching

By Elizabeth A. Marshall, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Twilight

‘Twilight’ at 20: A look at the many afterlives of Stephenie Meyer’s vampires

By Sarah Olive, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

1 Pound 4 Ounces

Theater

Khalil Munir’s ‘1 Pound 4 Ounces’ blends tap, music and storytelling

By Brenda Hillegas

Heritage Dinner women

Celebrating women in culinary arts: Les Dames D’Escoffier Philadelphia hosts Heritage Dinner

By Melissa Mitman

Evil Genius

Fishtown

From steins to spells: Evil Genius celebrates fall in Fishtown

By Metro Philadelphia

True Crimes Trolley Tour

BYOB True Crimes Trolley Tour returns for spooky season

By Metro Philadelphia

ArtsFest Glen Foerd

Northeast Philadelphia

ArtsFest 2025 marks a decade of creativity and community at Glen Foerd

By Metro Philadelphia

Xfinity Adam Sandler

Adam Sandler, Eric Church take over Xfinity Mobile Arena this weekend

By Zach Ciavolella

Free Library of Philadelphia

Free Library of Philadelphia explores cultural views of death in latest exhibit

By Zach Ciavolella

Clay as Care

Kensington

Clay as Care: Immersive exhibit explores wellness through ceramic art

By Brenda Hillegas

La Viola 25

La Viola marks 25 years with a special $25 three-course menu

By Molly Given

National Brunch Day

From bubbles to Bloody Marys: Your ultimate guide to National Brunch Day in Philly

By Molly Given

The Morning Show

‘The Morning Show’ Season 4: Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon on power, truth and what’s next

By Molly Given