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The National Museum of American Jewish History is paying tribute to a groundbreaking author and to the art of textiles.
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The Benjamin Franklin Parkway is known as Philadelphia's museum row. But this summer you can take in the arts and culture of the boulevard.
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This week, Philadelphia is the scene of a 4-day celebration of black cinema.
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Art Splash is a summer arts program that revolves around a suite of five child-centered exhibitions.
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Ellsworth Kelly is one of the leading artists of the 20th and 21 centuries. He turned 90 this spring and in celebration the Barnes is showing his work; it's the museum's first contemporary art exhibition in 90 years.
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All you gamers out there get set. Legends of Zelda are coming to the Mann Center for the performing arts for an encore performance.
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Fourth of July is almost here and as the nation prepares to celebrate its independence, Philadelphia's Independence Seaport Museum is exploring what it means to be free.
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Those summer nights are upon us. If you hand-jive over to the Walnut Street Theatre, you can catch a little Grease Lightning.
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The summer season at the Mann Center is under way, and there are classical concerts celebrating everything from Disney to the Grateful Dead.
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The Pennsylvania Ballet is closing its season with the works of two contemporary powerhouse choreographers and the world premiere of a new dance.
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The US Open Championship tees off in less than 2 week, at the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore and you can learn all about the history of the game at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Last week was the season finale of the hit series, Scandal. But fans may still find their fix in an opera coming to the Kimmel Center.
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If you like the hair bands of the 80s and 90s and their rock anthem hits, you'll love the Broadway musical coming to the Merriam Theatre.
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When you think of the Please Touch Museum, you think fun for kids but there's also entertainment for grown-ups.
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The Please Touch Museum's Centennial tours offer a glimpse back in time when America was celebrating its 100th birthday.
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The Rodin Museum reopened last summer, after a three-year project to restore the gardens and the building to their original grandeur so this is the first opportunity since the renovation to enjoy those glorious spring blooms.
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The Curtis Institute of music is known for training the world's most gifted musicians.
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A world-renowned, Grammy-winning musician is coming to the Kimmel Center.
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There are some great and mighty works on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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March is Women's History Month and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has an exhibit celebrating female artists.
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For everyone out there waiting for their Prince Charming, he's coming soon to the Kimmel Center.
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Whether you're a working sculptor or an aspiring craftsman, there's a new place in Philadelphia to help you get creative.
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Philadelphia's Atwater Kent Museum has a brand new name, a whole new look and a host of new exhibits that will soon be revealed.
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It's the 20th anniversary of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play, "Angels in America."
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All of Philadelphia will soon be a stage for hundreds of arts performances in dozens of venues around the city.
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Some of the best of Philadelphia's underground talent are coming out into the open.
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The sky over the Benjamin Franklin Parkway is about to be awash in light and you the viewer is given the power to control.
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If you're a big fan of reality singing competitions, now's your chance to see one live and vote for your favorite.
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The Philadelphia Opera Company is opening its new season with a new production of an old classic.
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He's widely considered the greatest master painter of the Dutch golden age and, for the first time since 1932; Rembrandt's work is on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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The Opera Company of Philadelphia is opening its fall season with a classic production but its being shown in a way like never before.
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If you like the hair bands of the 80s and their rock anthem hits, you'll love the Broadway musical that will soon be opening at the Merriam Theatre.
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The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts turns 10 years old, this year.
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A string quartet widely considered one of the best in the world is coming to Philadelphia.
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If you're a Beethoven fan, you're in for a big treat.
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The Curtis Symphony Orchestra launches its fall season with a celebration of its own homegrown talent.
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Babes in Toyland has become a holiday tradition in Philadelphia and the musical will soon open at the Kimmel Center.
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Lantern Theatre Company is bringing the golden age of Hollywood to Center City Philadelphia.
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The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia is combining a toy symphony with a toy drive for needy children, this holiday season.
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It's time to ring in the holidays with Peter Nero and the Philly Pops.
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