Barnes Foundation

Philadelphia’s Barnes Foundation has put safety measures in place as guests are welcomed back to the iconic art collection amid the coronavirus pandemic. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle learns more.

Closed for months due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Barnes Foundation prepares to reopen, with restrictions. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Peg Zminda about the museum’s plans for safely reopening.

Philadelphia museums have released plans about reopening with measures in place aimed at slowing the spread of the novel coronavirus. the Franklin Institute will be the first to reopen next week.

‘Barnes Take-Out’ brings a piece of the Barnes Foundation Collection to your home. Each day around noon, a curator explains a piece of the collection virtually. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Valerie Gay about the program.

The Barnes Foundation is highlighting the incredible work of artist Marie Cuttoli, a “pioneering entrepreneur in modern art” who introduced leading modern artists like Picasso to textiles and tapestry. NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante has the story.

Crews have already started transforming the Benjamin Franklin Parkway into The Oval+, a colorful pop-up park for all ages featuring large murals, sports arenas, art galleries, food trucks, games and more.

Grammy-winning artist Pitbull lit Philadelphia’s Ben Franklin Parkway on fire at the climax of the Wawa Welcome America festivities on the Ben Franklin Parkway Wednesday.

Superstar Pitbull rocked the stage and fireworks lit up the sky! It was all part of Philly’s Wawa Welcome America July 4th celebration.

The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia has a new exhibit on display called From Today, Painting Is Dead: Early Photography in Britain and France. Nancy Ireson, the deputy director at the Barnes, is here to discuss more about the exhibit.

The newest season of the Voice’ has a brand new judge, superstar John Legend. The show’s host, Carson Daly, discusses the exciting change.

Over the last 17 years, Big Dave Sylvester has clasped hands or squeezed arms with what he estimates to be around 250,000 people in 36 countries worldwide.

It’s marathon weekend in Philly, and that means the City of Brotherly Love is expecting thousands of new runners — and a lot of road closures. Here’s what you need to know.

Opera Philadelphia looks to avoid ‘sophomore slump’ with a follow up to last year’s debut success.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is teaming up with the Barnes Foundation to bring art to more people this summer. The Barnes associate curator, Cindy Kang, talks about the I HeART Summer promotion.

Food, fun and history all in one place on July 3rd.

John Gowdy and Matt Deibert are retired Atlantic City firefighters who have become world-renowned sand sculptors. Their story started long ago building sand castles with their kids at the Jersey Shore. They’re taking part for a second year in Wawa Welcome America with a huge exhibit at Liberty Place in Center City.

It’s the second year in a row two renowned sand sculptors have built a a massive, sandy homage to Philadelphia’s history. Their exhibit honors the Ben Franklin Parkway’s 100-year anniversary.

Broadway comes to Philadelphia and lots of chances to add books to your personal library on July 2nd.

Despite the heat, thousands took part of all the Wawa Welcome America events in the city, including a screening of Rocky at the Art Museum and a gospel concert at Independence Hall. We take a look at all the highlights.