- QUILT STORIES
August 16, 2008
Be the first to check out the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s latest exhibit, which highlights the work of some of the best Southern quilt makers.
- FRANK O. GEHRY—DESIGN PROCESS AND THE LEWIS HOUSE
November 8, 2008
The house that architect Frank Gehry designed for Peter Lewis was never built—but Gehry’s 10 years of work on the commissioned project informed his architectural style and paved the way for his most famous buildings, like the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain.
- REALITY CHECK
November 21, 2008
Main Line Art Center’s latest exhibit will feature a variety of artists’ take on “re-representing” reality.
- A BRANDYWINE CHRISTMAS
November 23, 2008
Handmade “critter” ornaments, model trains, a Victorian dollhouse display and a new exhibition that recreates scenes from The Night Before Christmas, make the Brandywine River Museum a holiday must for families.
- OPEN AIRE THEATRE FOUNTAIN SHOW
November 27, 2008
Come Christmastime, Longwood Gardens becomes the perfect place to get into the holiday spirit.
- THE ART OF JAPANESE CRAFT
December 6, 2008
For the past 100 years, Japan has encouraged the work of master artists through national competitions, creating some of the most diverse and beautiful craftwork in the world.
- ROMANCE/ROMANCE
January 8, 2009
The Players Club of Swarthmore takes on this musical of two romances set nearly 100 years apart.
- THREATENED ICE
January 17, 2009
Some of the best names in the Philly music scene will come together for this charity event to support the NRDC's Polar Bear SOS Campaign.
- PERRENIALS IN THE WINTER LANDSCAPE
January 18, 2009
Take a free guided tour through the winter wonderland of Scott Arboretum, led by curator Andrew Bunting.
- RENT
February 3, 2009
"Rent” may have finished its run on Broadway, but the groundbreaking musical continues its amazing run with a stop in Philadelphia.