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Arts Shortlist: First Friday and Beyond

14 Hours @ Vox Populi | March 31-April 1 A 14-hour performance by musician/poet/performance artist Moor Mother, aka Camae Ayewa, about domestic violence. Moor Mother […]

Restaurants

New Spring Cocktails At A.Bar

While winter calls for boozier, slow-sipping beverages, the warming weather is inspiring drinks with more dilution–ones that you can drink with abandon. The theme of […]

Restaurants

The Center City Turf Club Has Closed

Center City’s off-track betting parlor is no more. The Turf Club, the OTB nestled below 1635 Market Street and connected to the underground concourse, recently […]

Restaurants

Sour Beer and Cider Focused Bar Coming to Locust Street

Tart fans will have a new home base when Teddy Sourias’ (BRU Craft & Wurst, U-Bahn, Uptown Beer Garden) new bar, Cinder opens at 1500 […]

Citified

Insider: Kenney Didn’t Break His Promise to End Stop-and-Frisk

(Editor’s note: This is an opinion column from a Citified insider.) There’s a difference between the truth and facts. Facts are plain, simple and elementary: He […]

Be Well Philly

Free Fitness Galore: Dilworth Park’s Free Fitness Classes Are Back Next Week 

Eeeeeee! Outdoor workout season has arrived: Starting next Tuesday, April 5th, Dilworth Park will be hosting a slew of weekly fitness classes, from yoga to Zumba to […]

Things to Do

Theater Review: Peter and the Starcatcher at Walnut Street May Be Too Much of a Good Thing

How you feel about Peter and the Starcatcher — the immensely clever, mind-bogglingly energetic show on stage at the Walnut Street Theatre — may depend […]

Birds 24/7

Eagles Wake-Up Call: Evaluating Hackenberg

If you want to know how focused the Eagles are on the quarterback position, just look at their coaching staff. Doug Pederson, former quarterback. Frank […]

Be Well Philly

The Checkup: 7 Healthy Foods That Can Completely Sabotage Your Workouts

• You may think you’re doing yourself a favor by noshing on some hummus and crackers before you hit the gym, but these healthy-eating experts […]

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Citified

Wait, How Many Public School Students Are Truant?

There was a moment during Monday’s marathon City Council hearing on youth gun violence that could have been punctuated with the jarring sound of an […]

Birds 24/7

Draft Daily: Jared Goff Is the Most ‘Pro-Ready’ QB

Between now and the draft, we’ll zero in on one prospect a day with an Eagles slant. If you have a player you want covered, […]

Shoppist

Our Favorite Spring and Summer Flea Markets in Philadelphia

We’ve officially shrugged off winter, which means it’s flea market time. (Cheer!) Some of our favorite markets are gearing up for another season of al […]

City Life

LOCAL NEWS: Two Accused in Maya Young Murder Set for June Hearing

Tiffany Floyd and Jose Pena, accused of murdering transwoman Maya Young, are scheduled to appear in court. Tiffany Floyd, 24, and Jose Pena 19, who […]

Be Well Philly

Campbell Soup Company Is Getting Rid of BPA-Lined Cans

Your tomato soup and V8 cans might look a little bit different soon: Camden, New Jersey-based Campbell Soup Company announced yesterday that they are phasing BPA […]

Philadelphia Wedding

17 Up-and-Coming Bridal Designers You Should Definitely Know About

Since we assume you’re already well-acquainted with the work of Vera, Monique, Oscar and their many top-tier bridal friends, we thought it was about time to introduce […]