Arlene Love takes center stage in (re)FOCUS celebration
The seven-decade career of artist Arlene Love will be the central theme of the upcoming exhibition: Arlene Love: Selections from Seven Decades.
Curated by Amie Potsic, the inaugural exhibit at the new location of the...
Submit mural concept for Citizens Bank Park
Ever wanted to have your artwork display at one of the premiere baseball parks in the country?
Now’s your chance. Local artists are invited to submit their ideas for a Ballpark Mural Concept to have...
Art, live opera and cocktails
South Philly will celebrate opera, live performance, visual art and unique cocktails, all in one place as Society Hill Dance Academy will host Love Notes 3: Notes to Self on Jan. 13 at its...
300 episodes for Philly’s go-to music outlet
Dan Drago is still hitting all the right notes and approaching another recording milestone.
The South Philadelphia resident, who created the 25 O’Clock music podcast, will release his 300th episode in January, continuing his streak...
Fat Ham extended at Wilma Theater
South Philly native James Ijames’ Pulitzer Prize-winning play Fat Ham has received a second and final run at the Wilma Theater at 265 S. Broad St.
Running from Dec. 27-30, the second extension of the...
Weaving together a holiday craft market
Rachel Snack has weaved together the perfect unique holiday shopping experience.
Snack, the owner of Weaver House, located in South Philly’s famous Bok Building, is hosting the first ever Holiday Craft Market, luring more than...
Breaking the silence surrounding HIV
Every year, Michael Tambon remembers those hopeless feelings of not knowing where to turn.
The South Philly resident and drag performer known as “Cherry Pop” has been living with HIV since 2012.
“Back then the stigma...
South Philly natives making mob comedy
Sal Mazzotta and Vince Minniti are hoping for an offer they can’t refuse.
The South Philly friends and filmmakers are diving into a new comedy film project that Mazzotta describes as “The Three Stooges meets...
In-home theater is back
Theatre Ariel’s new season will include a return to its signature model of in-home Salon performances for its 2023-24 run.
Prior to the COVID-19 shutdowns, Theatre Ariel was a regular guest in homes all around...
Let the music play
Matthew Koveal wasn’t ready to let the music stop.
The resident of South Philly’s Bella Vista neighborhood and established trumpet player wasn’t going to let a good thing get away so easily once the Philly...
