Mike Newall

A trio of Center City sidewalk sweepers, on the trash beat for 35 years, received a tribute last week.

The stereographs are featured at the Museum of the American Revolution’s World’s Fair Night, which revisits the first time Philadelphia hosted the world.

“William Henry Harrison: The Musical” offers a “a tale so remarkably unremarkable that no one has dared to bring it the stage, until now.

T his week's question (Have your own? Email us We moved to the suburbs for space and schools, but now we spend half our lives in the car

Blooming only every few years, and only for only 24 to 36 hours, nearly 600 visitors have crowded the exotic greenhouse in recent days for a look – and a whiff.

From rum punch and grog to all-day tavern sessions in Philadelphia, a new history explores how alcohol shaped the Founding Fathers and the American Revolution.

Dispatches from 1776: What would it feel like to walk the streets of the city 250 years ago?

In honor of America's 250th birthday bash, four Sansom Street comedy and improv venues and the city of Philadelphia are banding together to celebrate "Philly's Funniest Block."

Gov. Josh Shapiro said that a new entrance ramp to I-76 will run west from 7th Street, bypassing two complexes where neighborhood children have played sports for generations.

The two-day music festival — presented by the Philadelphia hip-hop band — seemed primed for success in the event's early hours.