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National Museum of American Jewish History Opens Exhibit on Leonard Bernstein

April 5, 2018 Maxwell Samuel Bass

People now have the opportunity to explore an exhibit about one of the most influential musical icons of the 20th century; and it’s right here in Philadelphia. View More »

Introducing Bell Tower Records Artist, Xilomen

December 27, 2017 Valerie McIntyre

“I think that it evokes goosebumps when you are listening to it because it has a lot of spacey sounds, but it’s really like heartfelt. View More »

Behind the Notes: Student Music Recital

November 17, 2017 Paige Glenn

Thirteen students were given the opportunity to show off their piano skills at a recital called Beyond the Note. View More »

Explore the History of One of London’s Oldest Music Venues

October 26, 2017 Logan M Moritz

The Koko music venue located in Camden Town, London was not always as it is today. View More »

So Far Sound Philadelphia

October 4, 2017 Valerie McIntyre

On Wednesday, September 20th, many music lovers attended a concert in Rittenhouse Square. However, this is not the typical concert. View More »

Boyer College of Music Presents Family Holiday Concert

December 9, 2016 Caitlin E Gemmi

With the holidays approaching, students at Temple are getting into the festive spirit by decorating their dorms, drinking hot cocoa, and blasting Christmas music. View More »

New Mural in South Philly Musicians is Dedicated for Mural Arts Month

October 20, 2016 Nydja Hood

October is Mural Arts Month in Philly, an annual celebration of the city’s unique art and culture. View More »

Can’t Stop the Beat for Temple’s Production of Hairspray

October 19, 2016 Heather Beth Goodman

It’s time to trade in the classic Temple clothing, cheesesteaks, and outrageous sports fans of North Philly for the revolutionary streets of 1960s Baltimore with Temple University’s production of Hairspray. View More »

At the Ballet: “Cinderella”

October 14, 2016 Caitlin E Gemmi

Cinderella is without a doubt one of the most iconic fairytales of all time. The story has graced the screen and stage in many different forms, from movies to musicals. View More »

Bruce Springsteen Visits Free Library to Promote New Memoir

September 30, 2016 Emily R Tobin

The world renowned rock start stopped by the Free Library of Philadelphia to promote his new book “Born to Run”, and catch up with some of his fans. View More »