A Tempo this Saturday (6/28 at 7 pm) explores The Library for the Performing Arts, part of the New York Public Library system, which is marking its 60th anniversary this year.

A Tempo checks out Make Music Day, a world-wide celebration of music held annually to coincide with the Summer Solstice.

A Tempo this Saturday (6/7 at 7 pm) explores the facets of Trenton-based The Lotus Project's 'Remembrance and Resilience' Festival, which traces the experiences of Holocaust survivors and today's immigrants and refugees through art and music.

A Tempo previews Lincoln Center's Summer for the City Festival, which includes orchestral, jazz and dance performances, discussions on the connection between the arts and wellness, and a series of performances by the American Modern Opera Company.

A Tempo revisits Min Kwon's "America/Beautiful" project, which features more than 70 variations on the theme of America the Beautiful.

A Tempo looks ahead to Opera Philadelphia's 2025-2026 season, and features an interview with the Lehigh Valley teen who won this year's Poetry Out Loud national championships.

A Tempo this Saturday (5/10) looks at the impact of the National Endowment of the Arts' withdrawal and cancellation of grants on New Jersey and Pennsylvania performing arts organizations. It also features an interview with Ryan Fleur, the new President and CEO of the Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts Philly.

A Tempo this Saturday (5/3) keeps its focus on voices from WWII in a conversation about Princeton Pro Musica's upcoming performance of Codebreaker: The Alan Turing Story.

A Tempo this Saturday (4/26) looks ahead to the world premiere of an opera about the experiences of Hazel Ying Lee, a Chinese-American pilot who served during the Second World War.

A Tempo this Saturday (4/12) looks at an upcoming dual performance of members of the New Jersey Youth Chorus and the all-woman vocal ensemble Lyyra.