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The stunningly beautiful double album Hereafter is a new major work from guitarist/composer Kim Myhr, written for the 15-piece Stavanger-based ensemble Kitchen Orchestra. Myhr shares the haunting opus 'VII.' Hereafter consists of two main parts, a morning and evening raga, where the first part is darker and the second part is more uplifting.

The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage has announced that it has awarded 40 grants and fellowships totaling $9 million in support of Philadelphia-area cultural organizations and artists. Learn more about what the grants will fund here!

Ars Nova Workshop and Painted Bride Art Center presents the return of saxophonist Idris Ackamoor, celebrating the 50th anniversary of his pioneering Afro-Futurist ensemble The Pyramids for two nights at the Painted Bride in West Philly. San Francisco-based alto saxophonist Idris Ackamoor co-found

June 29, 2023 — The Argonne Leadership Computing Facility has announced three training workshops designed to introduce users to the ALCF AI Testbed’s [...]

Boot & Saddle, the beloved independent music venue that closed in South Philadelphia in 2020, will soon become a cafe, wine bar and music performance space called Solar Myth. The project will be a collaboration with Ars Nova Workshop, an organization that presents jazz, experimental and classical music shows around the city. Solar Myth will open some time in November, and the iconic, neon Boot & Saddle sign will remain above the space at 1131 S. Broad St.

Philadelphia's old Boot & Saddle is set to reopen as Solar Myth with a new café, wine bar and music room. Here's what to expect and concerts already booked.

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