An item tucked away in the Pennsylvania state budget for fiscal 2018 now permits Pennsylvanians to legally purchase and set off aerial fireworks on their […]
Schmidt’s Commons (a.k.a. The Piazza) is getting another coffee shop. Saige Coffee House will take up residence at 1001 North 2nd Street, Suite 9, formerly […]
Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor @ Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books | Wednesday, December 20 Princeton professor and author Keeanga Yamahtta Taylor reads from her newe book, […]
The folks at Puyero are wrapping up some Venezuelan Christmas cheer. For owners Gil and Simon Arends and Gil’s wife Manuela Villasmil, that means two things: […]
We told you about Hale & True, the cidery and taproom that’s coming to Bella Vista in 2018, over the summer. Since then, owners Risa […]
Back in May, we told you about two new locations that Asbury Park-based restaurant group Smith was planning for the 1200 block of Chestnut Street: Porta, a […]
In case you haven’t been keeping up, Philly’s fitness scene is booming, and we’ve just caught wind of yet another opening coming just after the New Year: […]
The next time you want to impress someone — or you’re looking for an unforgettable dining experience that’s perfect for a small group — University […]
The Philly Chef Conference — the convening of national, regional, and local industry folk hosted by Drexel University — is returning to Philly in March […]
Cole Hamels sure seems like a good guy, doesn’t he? During his time in Philadelphia, the former Phillies pitcher (and 2008 World Series MVP) possessed […]
After the last of Kevin Sbraga’s restaurants closed back in June, we didn’t hear much from the Top Chef winner. More recently, we reported that he’s got […]
Lunacy @ Kung Fu Necktie | Wednesday, December 20 There’s something nerve-wracking about the way this Philly band makes music. “Industrial” doesn’t cover it — this […]
Calling all brides-to-be (especially those that get engaged over the holidays): January 2018 is bringing you one of our fave Philly wedding planning events of the year. […]
The past 72 hours haven’t been so great for Pennsylvania State Sen. Daylin Leach, a Temple grad who has represented parts of Montgomery and Delaware […]
Is nothing sacred? Don’t worry: I already know the answer to the question. The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for the public’s help to solve […]
