The Philadelphia Neon Museum gets drunk on breweriana with new exhibition

The decision by the City to close and demolish Carousel House in West Fairmount Park came as a surprise to many this summer. The shuttering of the beloved recreation center, which provided facilities and programing for people with disabilities, has displaced a tight-knit community indefinitely

In celebration of Bastille Day, Kimberly Haas takes a look at Philadelphia’s long infatuation with French design

Despite legal protections and an attempted conservator claim, the Department of Licenses and Inspections begins bulldozing the former Levine Funeral Home on Broad Street

Kimberly Haas introduces us to women who broke gender barriers in the fields of science

The Philadelphia Neon Museum is officially open to the public and currently features a special exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the South Street Renaissance

The former home of Philly’s famous Black printmaker to be preserved by partnership and persistence

After a five-year battle, Abolition Hall and the historic Corson farm in Plymouth Meeting will be preserved