Publisher to Painter: Artist Allan Lane Returns to the Canvas
Philadelphia artist Allan Lane spent more than thirty years away from the canvas before returning to painting. His portrait work is already on gallery walls.
Bobbi I. Booker
Storms, Spice, and Survival: Chef Andre Fowles Brings Jamaica’s Story to Philadelphia
More than 75 people braved late-spring storms to hear chef and Chopped champion Andre Fowles trace Jamaica’s cuisine through resilience, migration, and memory at Philadelphia’s Free Library.
Just Believe Festival 2026: Fashion, Live Music, and Art
The Just Believe Festival returns to LOVE Park for its sixth year on April 26 — runway fashion, live music, an Art Battle, and the creative vision of Aaron “Gobana” Pleasant and Go Believe Culture.
Philadelphia Revolutionary Statues Reframed in John Y. Wind’s Charm Offensive
Philadelphia’s Revolutionary statues get a second look as John Y. Wind’s Charm Offensive takes over Reilly Memorial this weekend, April 18-19.
Terrence Gore at Bartram’s Garden
From life-threatening illness to artistic rebirth, Terrence Gore’s work charts a path of resilience rooted in one of Philadelphia’s most historically complex landscapes.
Acute Inflections Revives the Soul of the Harlem Renaissance
Soulful duo Elasea Douglas and Sadiki Pierre bring elegance, intimacy, and purpose, performing as Acute Inflections.
Pyramid Club Reborn and on Exhibit at Temple Contemporary
What if one of Philadelphia’s most incandescent cultural hubs never closed? Temple Contemporary’s new exhibition, Pyramid
Jamaican Independence Day 2025 Celebrations
Team Jamaica Bickle Philadelphia gala honors the 63rd Jamaican Independence Day celebration with service and spirit.
The Dell Music Center Summer 2025
In Philadelphia, summer doesn’t officially begin until the lights go up at the Dell Music
Semblance and Resemblance – Ellen Tiberino on Exhibit
Ellen Tiberino’s “Semblance and Resemblance” is on exhibit at the Philadelphia Free Library and shares the impact of the generational creative continuum.