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IceWorks Skating Complex
Head to the pristine year-round ice rinks at IceWorks where there’s something for everyone, including women over 40, who get their own hockey league.
Flashback Photo: Philly Paper Covers Big Revolutionary War Battle
Here’s your post-Independence Day special: Slate flags the October 24th, 1781 edition of a colonial-era Philadelphia newspaper called The Freeman’s Journal: Or, the North-American Intelligencer. Address: […]
Late Night Happiness At Azul
Azul Cantina has added a late-night happy hour from 11pm to 1am, Sunday through Thursday there are $3 draft and shot specials, plus $4 Sauza […]
Late Night Happy Hours
Where was it written that happy hour had to happen right after work? Well it turns out it wasn’t written anywhere. And increasingly bars are […]
Late Changes for Opening Dates
We walked out of Route 6 today around 3 p.m. At that time the plan was still to open tomorrow but we just received word […]
Growing up in Northeast Philly, I desperately wanted to escape its blandness. Forty years later, the neighborhood has radically changed.
JULY 1971 You don’t want to ask. It’s Saturday, and Dad does his own thing on Saturdays. He doesn’t take you fishing or to ball games […]
Late Friday Surge of News
Bar Ferdinand’s Michael Thomas will be manning the kitchen at Adam Ritter’s (Sidecar) new bar at Girard and Montgomery. That spotis shaping up nicely for […]
Forget the bars and hit the mat ’til midnight
Forget the bars and hit the mat ’til midnight This Friday, while everyone else is either at home on the couch or tossing back yet […]
Late Summer Collaboration at Southwark
Elijah Milligan and Sam Jacobson are cooking Sunday dinner.
Underdogs Goes Late
Oh, and while we’re on the topic of late-night hours, places to get hot dogs and stuff that happened over the weekend, Meal Ticket got […]
Late Night At David’s
A favorite of hospitality pros and late-night revelers, the Daily News’ Lari Robling calls David’s Mai Lai Wah the “best restaurant in town open at […]
Tony Come Lately?
Francis: Candidates — local and national — suddenly discover that black lives matter.
