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Philly Is a Hot New Hub for Publishing Insiders

It’s happy hour at a local brewery and the New York literary agents are huddled, discussing market trends. Someone from book production is ordering a […]

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The First Act of the Philadelphia Zoo’s Summer Finale? A French Musician Who Sings to Animals

     Listen to the audio edition here: Next week, French musician Loris Assadian, better known as Plumes on social media, will bring his signature […]

Restaurants

What Philly Bartenders Will Do for a Bottle of Chartreuse

     Listen to the audio edition here: Chartreuse is mysterious. Chartreuse is rare. Made from roughly 130 botanical ingredients and with a mean alcohol […]

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City Life

Meet New Mural Arts Leader Emily Mello

On Wednesday, Mural Arts Philadelphia named the person who is taking over as executive director from Jane Golden, who turned Philadelphia into one of the […]

Philadelphia Wedding

4 Philly Culinary Experiences for Your Pre-Wedding Festivities

Culinary experiences are the latest ways couples are making their pre-wedding festivities just as meaningful as the Big Day — and the four options you’ll […]

Be Well Philly

Upgrade Your Pilates Practice With These Philly-Made Exercise Cards

As Pilates continues to be the “it girl” of today’s fitness industry, one Philly instructor is breathing new life into the century-old, low-impact exercise method […]

City Life

Appointment Walking Is the New Hang

City dwellers are now leaving walking tours to the tourists and group-exploring places less travelled. Why? Read more at The Philadelphia Citizen.

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Restaurants

So What Exactly Is This Pay-What-You-Can Dinner Thing?

     Listen to the audio edition here: On Wednesday, August 26th, restaurants around the world will be celebrating “Pay What You Can Day,” when […]

City Life

Philly’s Neighborhood Pharmacies Might Just Save Us. Can We Save Them?

When Brenda Dixon-Gottschild and her husband moved last year from a Chestnut Hill house to a condo in The Philadelphian near the Art Museum, she […]

Be Well Philly

Could Philly See Another Measles Outbreak?

     Listen to the audio edition here: Measles, the highly contagious infectious disease that causes coughing, fevers, a rash, and, in serious cases, pneumonia, […]

Philadelphia Wedding

A “Flowerina” Was Just One of the Showstopping Elements of This Wedding at The Lucy

When Allison Best and Alvin Adams went to high school together in New Jersey, they knew each other as students who go to a small […]

The Philadelphia Citizen

Gov. Shapiro’s FY27 State Budget, By the Numbers

In partnership with Committee of Seventy, a detailed breakdown of how much of each Pennsylvanian’s money Shapiro and the state legislature will use next year […]

Be Well Philly

Can These Penn Docs Keep Breast Cancer From Coming Back?

Thirty percent of all breast cancer patients experience a potentially deadly recurrence. Scientists at Penn are finding ways to prevent dormant cells from waking up. […]

The Philadelphia Citizen

Mayor Parker’s FY27 Budget, By the Numbers

In partnership with Committee of Seventy, a breakdown per person of how the Mayor and City Council will use your money over the next year. […]

The Philadelphia Citizen

Citizen of the Week: Kadafi El-Kardah, Germantown’s “Drain Buddy”

How one local resident is bringing neighbors together to fight flooding, one cleanup at a time Read more at The Philadelphia Citizen.