Kamasi Washington and Herbie Hancock star in a marathon of cheese and ill-taste at the Met Philadelphia. Aaron Pond reviews.

Artists Geraldo Gonzalez and Seonglan Kim Boyce get a pair of exhibitions in side-by-side government buildings. Gail Obenreder reviews.

Paradigm Gallery + Studio’s Signs explores Philly culture through its traditional and contemporary signs, with flourishes from Cornbread, Drew Leshko, and more. Christina Anthony reviews.

'ABOLITION NOW!' at Asian Arts Initiative spotlights what Asian Americans have at stake in modern abolition movements, using art to explore internment, deportations, racial profiling, and other forms of state-sponsored violence against Black and brown communities. Christina Anthony reviews.

A shorts program at the annual BlackStar Film Festival included five films exploring family dynamics and the life circumstances that complicate them. Christina Anthony reviews.

The Philadelphia Women’s Theatre Festival lands in Old City for its fifth year, and opens with an evening of one-acts by women playwrights. Alaina Johns reviews.

Media, PA is getting is own accolades as an arts and culture destination—but does this historic Philly suburb actually welcome performers of all backgrounds? Danie Ocean considers.

One of the region’s best-respected summer Shakespeare destinations continues its foray into the history plays, rehearsed and staged as the Bard would have seen. Hugh Hunter reviews.

Director Avi Belkin’s new documentary takes a close look at the infamous ‘60 Minutes’ interrogator, in search of what motivated him to redefine 20th-century journalism. Gary Day reviews.

Did you know that most Mercury and Apollo astronauts stopped in Bucks County on their way to space? The Mercer Museum celebrates the unknown stories and unheard voices of the first lunar landing. Michelle Nugent reviews.