Diversity : Featured Stories

The Knight Arts challenge continues to foster some of Philadelphia most creative projects. Here are three of this year's winners, all working to make Philadelphia a more interesting, stimulating and engaging place.

Whether you're looking to swing through the air or impress friends with killer juggling skills, the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts welcomes all comers -- including yearly interns from nearby Mastery Charter School.

NextFab Studio, Philly's open-to-all high-tech workshop, has new digs packed with 3-D printers, industrial textile machines, revolutionary software and much more.

A local conductor breaks down barriers, working to make classical music more inclusive, diverse and interactive.

Sandy Salzman, Executive Director of the New Kensington Community Development Corporation, is a key force behind the stunning changes happening along Frankford Avenue and throughout Fishtown.

Principal Claire Cohen meets students "where they are," developing collaborations that address many dire needs in West Philly.

Her goal is to shine a light on work by and about people of African descent in a global context, and she has assembled an impressive lineup of films that will be screened at the African-American Museum, Art Sanctuary, and International House on Aug. 2-5. Just don't make her sing.

Drexel grad Mike Arrison's inspired work is on display for Second Friday at our On the Ground space at 4017 Lancaster.

We scouted out young talent in Philadelphia who are engaged in transformative work and figure to be among the city's next leaders.

Reverend Jeff Jordan and his partner David Pickett are also helping organize and mobilize voters in West Philadelphia where others dare not campaign.

Films that reveal and inspire, 704 keys that don't play themselves, and some of the best art made in the city at bargain prices.

Bonnie MacAllister returns to the site of last fall's exhibit for LOOK! to help curate Flying Kite's inaugural exhibit: Transformation 19104.

Utilizing free resources and unwavering determination, Jason Mercado is a kitchen inspection away from launching Just Cookies.

See this year's best film on free speech and get crafty with mom with hundreds of vendors and lots of music and good food across the city.

Between Temple University and Spring Garden Street, recent developments seem to be creating a cultural and educational destination.