The existential crises, childlike whimsy and glorious musical musing of Andrew Lipke
Andrew Lipke is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and arranger, born in South America, but now calls Philadelphia home.
A.D. Amorosi
Are you kidding me, Mayor Kenney, about calling an end to the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy?
Mayor Jim Kenney proposed the elimination of Philadelphia’s Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy — a $4 million slash in the budget that would end grants to countless cultural groups and individual artists in the city.
LOVE FROM PHILLY May 1-3: A 3-Day Virtual Music Festival Goes Live RIGHT FXCKING NOW!
Love From Philly will culminate with an eclectic melting pot of musicians spanning the sonic spectrum of Philly’s most well- known and respected talent.
Fête Accompli: The Wilma Theatre’s annual Fête Celebration goes virtual
The Wilma Theatre’s annual Fête is a celebration of its work, and is its biggest fundraiser of the year, with proceeds from this year’s Fete going towards supporting Wilma artists, teachers, and staff during this time.
Alexander Charles, From the Ground Up
Alexander Charles’ new album “Fortune Cookies” is a warm, mixed-bag affair filled with Charles’ flinty raps and sultry vocal talents, along with his push for a divergent funky bunch of melodies, production tics and lyrical subject matter.
The #StayHomeWithSchulson Dining Program
Michael Schulson and Nina Tinari persevere with their #StayHomeWithSchulson movement, offering take out and delivery from Sampan, Double Knot and Giuseppe & Sons.
It’s one month since Philadelphia’s restaurant industry sent a letter to elected city and state officials. And?
The Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association sent a relief letter to elected officials to seek immediate action on a variety of issues related to the COVID crisis.
Making Minecraft a force for good: Philly’s Courier Club rock Block by Blockwest
Courier Club spawn their first online, streaming music event, “Block by Blockwest – A Minecraft Music Festival.”
Philly’s House Cat and the Feminist Flea Market and Craft Fair benefit WOAR via Instagram auction
House Cat and the Feminist Flea isn’t about to let a pandemic stop funding for a good cause.
Bootsie Barnes, a Philly Sax Legend Passes
You Never Miss Your Water ‘Til Your Well Runs Dry… West Philadelphia-born Jazz Legend, Robert