Peter Crimmins is a reporter at WHYY, where he has been covering arts and culture since 2010. His work explores a diverse range of topics, including cultural movements, theater, fine art, and music genres, reflecting his deep interest in the intersection of culture and society. Crimmins' reporting has been featured in outlets such as Chestnut Hill Local, The Philadelphia Tribune, and Marketplace by APM.
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Peter Crimmins primarily covers local entertainment, arts and culture in Philadelphia. His articles often focus on events, such as performances or exhibitions, and occasionally cover government announcements related to the arts.
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A $150 million plan to beautify a mile of South Broad has begun with a “beta test.”
“By Design” makes the case that Betsy Wyeth was central to Andrew’s artistic vision.
“Revisit 1876” shows the good and the bad of Philadelphia’s shining international moment 150 years ago.
The 229-year-old classical building on 3rd Street has been closed to the public for decades.
By: Peter Crimmins
Institutions blocks apart from each other have assembled 15 Declarations of Independence among them. They all tell a different story.
Institutions blocks apart from each other have assembled 15 Declarations of Independence among them. They all tell a different story.
Elena Popchock, senior manager of exhibit content at the National Constitution Center, stands beside an 1833 copy of the Declaration of Independence made by Peter Force from an earlier engraving by William Stone. It is part of the exhibit, ''America's Founding.''
The West Philly festival is turning the country’s 250th birthday into a celebration of Black movement.
By: Peter Crimmins
“Freedom Through Faith” at the historic prison’s original synagogue shows how Philly’s Jewish community stepped up for the incarcerated.
The Germantown Historical Society’s building renovation makes room for tourists to find areas of interest in Philly’s outer neighborhoods.
