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- Sep 27, 2026
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A large chess board with life-size pieces is posing questions about gender roles and hierarchy (opens the original)
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Like a lot of great art, the sculptor Donna Dodsonâs latest work was born of childhood trauma. Growing up in the Midwest, Dodson would play chess with her older brother on a beautiful, hand-carved onyx chess set gifted to them by their grandparents â the siblings engaging in long, heated battles, again and again. And again and again, Dodson would inevitably fall short. âThe humiliation of always losing created kind of a fire in me,â the 58-year-old, Massachusetts-based artist joked recen
An all-cat band is performing this weekend in Philly. Good luck getting a ticket. (opens the original)
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Even by rock and roll standards, the egos and drama within Tuna and the Rock Cats are something to behold. Sometimes, in the middle of a show, the bandâs lead guitarist â St. Claude â will decide that heâd prefer to play Christmas music, and begin performing âJingle Bells.â Roux, on clarinet, is a prodigy. But Annie, who plays the chimes, can be volatile; sometimes, if it gets too hot during a show, sheâll simply lie down onstage, refusing to continue. âAnnie also plays guitar,â
Where else can you get your dinosaur fix in the Philly area? (opens the original)
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The announcement Tuesday that Philadelphiaâs Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University would be closing its museum doors later this month figures to leave a dino-sized hole in the cityâs cultural landscape. For years, the two-century-old museum has been a dinosaur enthusiastâs dream. In all, more than 30 species are highlighted in the heralded Dinosaur Hall â many in full skeletal representations. The permanent exhibit boasts a Torosaurus skull, dinosaur eggs, and a touchable T. r
The canât-miss fall festivals and markets to visit around Philadelphia (opens the original)
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After a summer of nonstop action â the World Cup, Major League Baseballâs All-Star Game, the festivities surrounding the nationâs 250th birthday â things have finally calmed a bit in Philadelphia. But that doesnât mean thereâs not plenty still to come this fall. The area will once again host a variety of festivals and markets in the coming weeks and months, celebrating everything from food to the arts and everything in between. Now entering its fourth year, the festival celebrates Mu
Philly-area AMC Theatres will screen two Dolly Parton movies (opens the original)
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In the days since her Aug. 25 death, the tributes to country music icon Dolly Parton have piled up: from music megastars, tech-industry titans â even the Buckingham Palace guards. The company announced this week that it will be holding a retrospective of the artistâs film work, with screenings of a pair of Parton-starring films â Steel Magnolias and The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas â in her honor. Screenings begin Friday and run through Sept. 2, the company said. In all, roughly 200 A
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