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Rosa Cartagena

Rosa Cartagena

Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Philly will host a five-week-long arts festival as part of America 250

The festival, called What Now: 2026, will bring together artists of all kinds and ensure that the arts remain central to the city’s celebration
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The Philadelphia theater shaped by late, legendary playwright Tom S...

Blanka Zizka cofounded the Wilma Theater which staged several plays of Stoppard's plays. “He was very much a strong part of what the Wilma was,” she said.
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A surgeon father and an artist son discover a common love: robots

Gregory Weinstein is a pioneer of robotics surgery. He builds Legos with his son Jake who, unsurprisingly, now designs his own robots on paper and sculpture.
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College of Physicians and Mütter Museum will undergo a $27 million ...

The first phase of renovations will include larger galleries, building upgrades, better signage, and expanded exhibition space. Construction will begin in early 2026.
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Manufacturers National Bank to open as the Ministry of Awe in March

The new permanent cultural attraction will be a 8,500-square-foot installation full of art, sculpture, murals, and more.
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Historic Logan Theatre to undergo $10 million renovation to become ...

Following decades of vacancy and attempts at restoration, the North Philadelphia landmark is reportedly making an attempt at a comeback
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How the ‘Task’ cast ate, laughed, and sang their way through Philly

Actors from as far as South Africa, the Dominican Republic, England, and Ireland and as close as Howell Township, called Philly home for a while. "It’s a very embracing culture," one said of the city.
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‘The Comeuppance,’ ‘Poor Judge,’ win big at Barrymore Awards

The 2025 Barrymore Awards spotlighted productions from 13 regional theater companies in 21 categories.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2025: Lineup, tickets, and what to know

The 34th annual Philadelphia Film Festival runs Oct. 16–26 across three venues, featuring more than 100 films, including Bradley Cooper’s latest project and special guests like Lucy Liu.
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When looking at a sculpture in the Calder Gardens, there is ‘no wro...

Inside the Calder Gardens is an array of artworks arranged in pockets of surprises, with no directions.
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Ken Burns’ new documentary begins with Ben Franklin and has Philade...

The city and its people spearhead ideas of democracy in the six-part, twelve-hour-long "The American Revolution," featuring Benjamin Franklin, James Forten, and Benjamin Rush