Though not part of First Friday, the Barnes Foundation will open May 19 and remain open for 56 hours Memorial Day weekend.
Though the event is not technically part of May’s “First Friday,” art enthusiasts only have to wait two weeks after it for the grand opening of the new Barnes Foundation location in Philadelphia.…
The Arden Theater will join in the First Friday festivities this month with “Tell Me a Story.”
Old City’s First Friday is certainly the cultural hub of Philadelphia for visitors to view some of the best artwork the city has to offer in various galleries.…
The kickoff for the biannual festival, FiberPhiladelphia, is during this month’s First Friday.
March’s First Friday marks the beginning of an exciting two-month, citywide event celebrating a medium that’s often overlooked in the world of fine arts: fiber.…
Anyone considering attending February’s First Friday on Feb. 3 should be aware that it falls during Philadelphia’s Restaurant Week, held Jan. 29– Feb. 3.
For those unfamiliar with Restaurant Week’s mission, some of Philadelphia’s best restaurants participate during the winter and summer seasons each year.…
The Art Sanctuary and the Clay Studio are two finalists in the Knight Arts challenge.
What do operas adapting hip-hop and guerilla-mug exchanges have in common with one another? They are both ideas that have been granted finalist positions in this year’s Knight Arts Challenge of Philadelphia.…
Children learn fundamental life lessons through music programs offered by Boyer School of Music at the Center City Campus.
On Saturday mornings, when some students are sleeping in after a full week of classes, Temple University Center City is alive with music students.…
The study abroad program in Rome offers artistic opportunities for students.
Students studying within the Temple Rome program, which ended on April 23, have been slowly trickling back into the United States.…
Colin Magness explained his multiple character portrayals, time traveling and his experiences selling gas masks.
Wandering down Liacouras Walk on Wednesday, Nov. 10, one may have had the unique opportunity to meet a gas mask-selling wizard wearing a mask made from cast hands and writing on a white board amid a trunk full of gas masks.…
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Kevin Henson, a senior neuroscience major, was dragged along to the opening of the First Person Museum at the Painted Bride Art Center Friday, Nov.…
The Virtual Public Art Project is changing the rules of how art is displayed with virtual public works around the globe.