Peter Crimmins

More than 40 Philly artists contributed work to an exhibition at Big Ramp in Kensington honoring the pets of so-called “childless cat ladies.”

A $250 million renovation updates the century-old, 1,100-acre showcase garden in Kennett Square.

A musical satire about the Obama administration, “44” comes to Philadelphia to be at the election’s inflection point.

The family of the late Peter Nero has given the brand “Philly Pops” to the start-up orchestra.

“What Times Are These?” is an antidote for election exhaustion.

Bitmapped video projections in Ravenhill Chapel are experiments in the healing powers of light.

Sheryl Oring has been typing carbon-copied cards to the future president for 20 years. She came to the Free Library on Election Day to take dictation.

The principal dancer with the Alvin Ailey Dance Company became its international star, and later its leader.

“The Time Is Always Now” features Black contemporary artists reimagining Black bodies.

An ongoing inventory effort uncovered more unaccounted remains believed to be those of Delisha Africa.