The American-made piano and sousaphone got their start in Philly. From there, musical history continues to be made.

As things warm up on the weather front so Bristol's world music scene has a rich spread of tropical sounds to match ...

April 30th is International Jazz Day, declared by the United Nations in 2011, “to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of ...

Raboca One of the largest palaces in the world, this royal residence housed the kings of Spain from the mid-1700s to the ...

The International Contemporary Ensemble performs a program of Hannah Kendall at Columbia University’s Miller Theatre.

Celebrating American stories, Kronos Quartet returns to Campbell Hall with the West Coast premiere of ambitious new ...

Bassekou Kouyate & Amy Sacko Carolina Vallejo© One World Records On Tuesday, May 19, musician and ngoni master Bassekou ...

This weekend, London gains a new heavyweight cultural pillar as the V&A East Museum opens its doors to the public. The latest big-name building to land in Stratford’s newly christened East Bank hub ...

The museum’s twin galleries trace Emirati life by sea and land, showing continuity through exchange, adaptation and enduring community practices. Maritime heritage highlights navigation, trade ...

Michael Prince Johnson’s latest album blends Afro-House with traditional African instruments, telling a powerful story of Africa as the origin of knowledge, rhythm, and culture. Breaking Boundaries ...

(l. to r.) Kobi, Valentina and Kwame Mintah. Courtesy Efie Gallery Aïda Muluneh’s solo exhibition, “This Bloom I Borrow,” is on through April 5, 2026. Courtesy Efie Gallery Starting a gallery was not ...

Hung Up Podcast and Keepin’ It a Bean Podcast are joining forces with Philly Black Pride for a special LIVE conversation: The Road to Pride. This live recording will revisit the history of the first ...