Arts and Culture

Blog Post Philadelphia's real maestro	Blog Post This man served as the Philadelphia Orchestra's Music Director and Conductor for over 40 years. Who was he?
Blog Post The 23rd Gov. of PA tried to criminalize political cartoons. Who was he?	Blog Post A Pennsylvania battle waged in ink
Blog Post Louis Godey published this monthly magazine in Philadelphia from 1830 - 1878, becoming famous for its fashion plates. What was it called?	Blog Post When Philadelphia ruled American fashion
Blog Post Pioneering Artist's Work Looms Large at Pa. Capitol	Blog Post This Mt. Airy-based female artist became the first American women awarded a major mural commission in 1906. Who was she?
Blog Post Memories and Melodies: A Journey through Philadelphia's Musical Legacy	Event Swingin' at the Society
News HSP Explores the "Fastest Moving, Most Fragile, and Fickle Fleeting Business”	News HSP Tunes-in to Soundscapes of PHL's Past
Event Memories & Melodies	Event Fashion: “The Fastest Moving, Most Fragile, and Fickle Fleeting Business”
Event The Symphony of a Thousand	Event Sights & Sounds of our Multiethnic Past (1840-1920)
Event Philadelphia: City of Music	Landmark Lesson Using Historical Landmarks: Arthur Ashe Monument, Richmond, Virginia
Blog Post Philadelphia Theater's Tireless Booster	Blog Post A tireless booster of Philadelphia's arts scene, the man next to Richard Nixon was known as the "Grand Old Man of the Theater." Who was he?

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