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Keep An Eye On University City’s Newest Hotel Restaurant
It used to be hard to get excited about a hotel restaurant. They’ve always opened not for us, the city’s impassioned diners, but for the […]
Philly Craft Beer Festival Coming Back To The Navy Yard
Okay beer nerds. Time to mark your calendars. The Philly Craft Beer Festival is coming back again to the Navy Yard on Saturday, March 4. […]
Here’s How Much Spending Power Immigrants Hold in Philly
If last week’s national “Day Without Immigrants” boycott wasn’t enough to signal the impact of immigrants on the economy, a data map released on Tuesday […]
There’s A Wine Happy Hour at Wm. Mulherin’s Sons Tonight
We get it. You don’t really need an excuse to go to Wm. Mulherin’s Sons. The Fishtown restaurant was one of last year’s most impressive […]
THEATER REVIEW: More is More in The Bodyguard
Posted at the Academy of Music: Guest Alert! Strobe lighting, loud gun effects and lasers will be used during the performance. But hey, wait—they forgot […]
Do This: Free Yoga at South Philly’s Bok Building
Yogis, rejoice! Our friends over at Honeygrow’s HgAthletics are teaming up with PLUSgives and yoga instructor Alex Holmes tonight, February 22nd, at 6:30 p.m. for […]
American Airlines is Now Selling Basic Economy Fares on Select Flights from Philly
American Airlines is going Spirit or is at least trying to. The legacy carrier is giving customers the option to forgo overhead bin space for […]
Why Cecily Tynan Is Done Running Broad Street (At Least for Now)
Along with being a beloved Philly meteorologist for 6 ABC, Cecily Tynan is also a much-loved member of the Philly running and fitness community. Her […]
6 Upcoming DIY Decor Workshops You Don’t Want to Miss
As a homeowner (or even a creative and savvy renter), there’s nothing more satisfying than successfully completing a DIY project in your home. Every time […]
Philly’s First-Ever LGBTQ Women’s Week Starts This Weekend
“The Revolution,” Philadelphia’s first-ever LGBTQ Women’s Week, is launching this week. Started by The Strong Catalyst, a local lesbian multimedia collective, the event is centered […]
Music: 6 Shows to See in Philly This Week
Dave Hause @ Boot & Saddle | Wednesday, February 22 Philadelphia native Dave Hause, of Paint It Black and The Loved Ones, may have relocated […]
Soda Tax’s Early Impact: Sales Drops, Layoffs, and Lagging Tax Revenue
In the two months since Philly’s beverage tax was implemented, some grocers and drink distributors are reporting significant sales drops, and the city expects soda […]
First-Time Find: A Step Up in East Passyunk for $229K
Row homes like this one in East Passyunk Crossing are common all over South Philadelphia: two stories, one bathroom, a small rear courtyard and three […]
The Checkup: 10 Trader Joe’s Foods You’ll Probably Regret Buying
• Trader Joe’s is like a best friend: You love them with all your heart, but every now and then, they do something that makes […]
Learning Bartending From The Pros
I know you think you’re a pretty good at-home bartender. Maybe you know a few tricks. Maybe you got a couple good recipes up your […]