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The Philadelphia Open Studio Tours provide a rare glimpse inside the workspaces of the city's most creative collaborators.

The 16th annual Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe marks a change in venue and stages some kinetic programming.

Penn's Institute of Contemporary Art stands to gain from the appoitnment of the dynamic administrator, who raised attendance and revenue in her former post.

Penn's Landing orchestra, Tiberino Museum Goddesses, East Passyunk motorheads = Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

Israel and Palestine on one Philly tightrope in Germantown, prurient puppets in Kensington, dancing bears all over the city.

Brews, brauts, mini-golf and innovative artists and designers in University City, and ceramics outside the art museum.

Get ?uestlove grub on Washington Ave., image-gathering in Germantown, and a long-running music and arts fest in Clark Park.

Arts, music and summer in northwest Philly and on the Main Line, plus locally sourced eats to benefit local creative projects.

Winston & Duke unveils at North Shore Beach Club, talking modernism at the Woodmere, and skateboarders take over Pop's Playground.

Region's trail network expected to triple in next two decades with guidance from groundbreaking, 34-member coalition.

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. 

An architectural walking tour in Rittenhouse, gritty photos under the El, and a beefy battle to build a computer lab.