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If you’ve ever taken a dance class, you know that it keeps your body and mind challenged, disciplined, focused, and energized. No matter if you’re […]

Thanksgiving can be a tricky holiday. Best-case scenario: We spend it eating delicious food with people we love. But the reality usually involves a lot […]

If you’re ready and eager to spend a weekend (or midweek!) hitting the trails, these cabin rentals — all around a two-hour drive from Philly […]

Hosting your friends and family at home this season? It’s a hefty task — one that could make even an expert party-thrower fret — but […]

Beginning November 16th, Franklin Square is all holiday, all the time. Winter will bring sparkle through the New Year (and beyond), fun things to do, […]

Doyle’s town Doylestown Borough and Doylestown Township get their names from William Doyle, an Irish immigrant who built a tavern in 1745 where the road […]

Let’s all be honest with each other here: making a great pie is hard. It requires an alchemy of cold butter and a hot oven […]

Sound bath meditation — or sound healing — can be a great way to recenter and de-stress with the help of singing bowls, gongs, chimes, […]

Now that Halloween is over, holiday season is apparently fair game. So if you’re looking to get festive early, Dilworth Park is on it. They’re […]

Drinking in Philadelphia has come a long way from throwing back Citywides. While it seems craft beer tastes are in limbo, spirits are in ascendance […]

When Amanda Weeks and Julian Freed-Brown decided it was finally time to make a long-awaited move from Brooklyn to Philadelphia to start a family, they […]

Theater What the Constitution Means to Me • Philadelphia stage veteran Jennifer Childs directs this one-woman play about the fight over abortion. This is expected […]

All things New Age — tarot cards, oracle decks, crystals, smudge sticks, birth-charts, witchcraft tools, and the like — are becoming more and more popular, […]

There are days meant for lounging around the house, eating at-home bagels with at-home spreads and cream cheeses. Then there are days when a bagel […]

Even historic cities like Charleston, South Carolina, are ever-evolving. Case in point: The “Holy City’s” new International African American Museum opened in June. Some 20 […]