PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The greater Philadelphia cultural alliance recently launched a new initiative highlighting the impact of arts and culture on various civics issues. This year's agenda will ...

In light of our conversation with newly appointed Chief Cultural Officer Kelly Lee, it was worth asking: What do leaders in Philadelphia's arts & culture community think the city still needs to ...

If you bought a ticket to the theater, or recently took an art class, or somehow participated in a cultural event, you might be hearing from the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance. For the next ...

Local arts and culture institutions are getting recognized this July during "Arts and Culture Recovery Week," an initiative geared towards helping the arts scene recover after the pandemic.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The City of Philadelphia is starting a campaign to promote a safe return to work and play. Mayor Jim Kenney and business leaders spoke in Center City Wednesday morning. The ...

The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for Art Works. According to a recent survey of regional arts organizations by the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, 41% of responding organizations do not ...

Call for Applications: $10M in Grants Available to BIPOC Arts Organizations The William Penn Foundation is now accepting Letters of Interest for the "Philadelphia Cultural Treasures" funding ...

PHILADELPHIA, March 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Forman Arts Initiative (FAI) and Philadelphia Foundation are launching Art Works, a new $3 million grant program for community-based organizations and ...

City leaders celebrated new funding for Community Development Corporations (CDCs), which are non-profits that provide neighborhood services and assist with the development of affordable housing.

Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance has opened entries for the TechniCulture Innovation Residency Award program, the next phase of the organization’s TechniCulture initiative to encourage ...

A seasonal event in Northern Liberties is no longer financially feasible. Organizers said they can't afford the city's rising costs.