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This Weekend: AIDS Quilt Songbook at William Way
Since its debut in 1992, at the Lincoln Center in New York, musician William Parker’s AIDS Quilt Songbook has gone through a variety of modifications […]
Weekend Open Houses
Whether you’re looking for a home in the city or burbs, chances are there’s an open house you won’t want to miss this weekend. Check […]
To Do: Zombie Race Mud Run and Obstacle Course
It’s official: zombies are taking over the Philadelphia area. And not in your typical apocalyptic fashion—these zombies are looking to run. Following suit of The […]
Playdar: The Late DJ Peter Rauhofer’s 6 Fiercest Diva Remixes
This week, the nightlife world lost a legend when producer and DJ Peter Rauhofer succumbed to his battle with brain cancer at the way-too-young age […]
Bride-to-be Blogger Stephanie: Our Engagement Photo Session!
Pat and I aren’t a public-display-of-affection kind of couple, so as we walked to Washington Square Park last Friday evening for our engagement shoot—both still […]
Hill Farmstead at The Cambridge Tonight
The Cambridge is hosing highly acclaimed Vermont brewery, Hill Farmstead Brewing tonight. Brewer Shaun Hill will be in the house as will the highly sought after Ephraim […]
12 New Things to Grill This Summer
Okay, okay, so summer doesn’t officially arrive for a few weeks, but that hasn’t stopped me from breaking out the grill, oh, eight or nine […]
Han Dynasty Expanding In A Big Way
Okay, so first there was the news that Han Dynasty owner, Han Chiang, was looking for an “apprentice” who, among other things, would learn Chiang’s […]
Trolley Car Cafe Adds Dinner
The Trolley Car Cafe just off of Kelly Drive in East Falls has just added dinner. The BYOB is located in “The Bathey” building, a former […]
15 Questions for Maddy Milan
The first time I saw Maddy Milan (aka the quite dashing Michael Meyers), she was performing on a makeshift wooden stage at Tabu. She was […]
Inside Some of Philadelphia’s Most Extraordinary Forbidden Buildings
Yesterday tickets went on sale for the Hidden City Festival, which opens nine buildings to the public for the first time. The Festival runs for […]
19th-Century Dutch Colonial Dream Home
Somerset House, located in the St. Leonard’s Tract in Ventnor, is the perfect place for people looking for top-of-the-line move-in ready condition: The 19th-century Dutch […]
Genius: Body Cycle Studio’s Free ‘Intro to Indoor Cycling’ Classes
Hands-down, the most common thing I hear from people who haven’t tried Spinning is that they’re nervous to try it because they don’t know how […]
Camden Riversharks Host Brews at the Ballpark
There ain’t nothing better than brews and baseball. The Camden Riversharks are pulling out all the stops for their May 10th Brews at the Ballpark […]