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Lucy the Elephant put Margate on the map, but there are many more reasons to come here. Just ask resident Vincent Novelli, co-principal of the […]

Water, sugar, and fresh fruit — the only ingredients needed to make water ice, a true Philadelphia phenomenon. The sorbetto recipes that Italian immigrants brought […]

When temps soar, it’s so satisfying — and much-needed — to take a dip in refreshingly cool water. While Philly has its fair share of […]

Because of its location right on the Ohio-Kentucky border, the Queen City provides visitors with a wealth of options both in town and just a […]

This year, LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan co-headline Philadelphia’s Fourth of July concert. Here, we take a look at some of the ups and […]

These Philly-area wedding vendors share five tips for LGBTQIA+ couples planning their Big Days. 1. Ask All the Difficult Questions There’s not much that Bailey […]

In Greek mythology, Daphne is a nymph who transforms into a laurel tree to escape the unwanted attention of the god Apollo. The fabled figure […]

“The temperature’s about 88, Hop in the water plug just for old time’s sake.” -“Summertime,” DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince As Jazz and […]

Philly summers are hot — in both senses of the word. There’s always something fun to do, but temps can be rough. (This week, Philly […]

Looking to cool off this summer, but don’t have your own pool or a country club membership? No sweat! Below, a list of pools at […]

Franklin Square is once again lit up with giant, colorful sculptures of steel and silk. From the fan-favorite 200-foot-long dragon to a giant octopus tunnel, […]

Lately, Fairmount’s once-sleepy main drag has gotten a welcome boost as a handful of businesses have opened, shaking — and shaping — the place up. […]

Back in 2013, Philly’s Parks & Rec department started painting the drab parking lot on Eakins Oval with vibrant colors and filling it with family-friendly […]

Philadelphia basically invented independence, so of course we’re going to do the Fourth of July up right. Philly’s annual Independence Day bonanza kicks off on Juneteenth […]

Philadelphia has a major food problem, and it’s not a shortage. At least 206 million pounds of food end up in the trash every year […]