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The seventh-floor sunset views bring drama to Nick Elmi and Fia Berisha’s new spot, but the menu remains the real reason to seek out a […]

It starts with the elevator ride. There’s a drama in that — something inherent, hammered into all of us through decades of TV and movies, […]

Back when I started this column — when I was pitching it as a way to round up the week’s news at a time when […]

We’re pretty sure this is the only park in the city—make that in the region—that has theater events, punk rock concerts, foam sword-fighting meet-ups, two […]

On sunny Saturdays, this nine-acre West Philly park turns into a scene from Game of Thrones if Game of Thrones were peopled with kids and […]

Thespians take over “the Bowl” section of Clark Park for several days of edgy but family-friendly (and free!) takes on the Bard. It’s a bring-a-lawn-chair-and-sneak-in-a-bottle-of-prosecco […]

Deidre’s Sweat Trainer: Adarrel Fisher, Head Trainer  Initial Assessments: “Deidre has a wonderful personality. She is willing to do whatever it takes to improve her […]

It’s open year-round, the produce selection is terrific (sea beans, duck eggs, fresh morels), and with a deep bench of food and drink artisans taking […]

The Clark Park Farmers’ Market has just released information on their summer-long festivities, all of which start today, June 26th, and will continue every Thursday […]

City Council President Darrell Clarke is floating a plan to take care of rehabilitating LOVE Park the same way the city is going about rehabilitating […]

A lot of people have been hating on LOVE Park’s redesign. Just do a quick scan of social media: https://twitter.com/108_Victoria_St/status/980912578477076480 Wait they say. It will […]

The Friends of Clark Park issued a statement offering its approval of 4224 Baltimore, a new development proposed and designed by a team consisting of […]

Putting the spotlight on yet another lesser-known history of Philadelphia, Hidden City features Bradley Peniston’s insight into the man who gave his name to Clark […]

NewsWorks reports that Mayor Michael Nutter and Council President Darrell Clarke have reached agreement over the future of Love Park—a joint vision that involves creating […]

Shakespeare in Clark Park is always a good time—provided it doesn’t get rained out, which happens more often than you’d think. And this year, well: […]