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Farmhouse Friday: Villanova House Has 21st Century Style and 19th Century History

This week’s featured home for Farmhouse Friday is a testament to restoration, renovation and expansion. Technically, it’s Harriton Farm Springhouse, a farmhouse built in the […]

Business

Report: Revzilla to Sell to Cycle Gear

UPDATE: Revzilla was not acquired by Cycle Gear. Instead, it announced that it’s partnering with J.W. Childs (the private equity firm that owns Cycle Gear) to form […]

City Life

Missanelli: Eagles Have No Choice But to Bring Bradford Back

Here is the current state of the Philadelphia Eagles: The Birds are operating with basically one man in charge: one Howard Roseman. The Eagles currently […]

The Scene

Bacon Brothers Headline Friends of the Rail Park Fundraiser

The Center City District and Friends of the Rail Park hosted a fundraiser in support of Phase I of the Viaduct Rail Park last night […]

Be Well Philly

Update: The Latest Community Effort to Make the Schuylkill River Trail Safer

Back in December, after stories of cyclists and runners being harassed by teenagers on the Schuylkill River Trail began to circulate, Jon Lyons, founder of […]

Philadelphia Wedding

Honeymoon Inspo: 20 of the World’s Most Unique Beaches

If you’re like the majority of newlywed couples, there’s a good chance that your honeymoon (or at least part of it) will be spent on a […]

Be Well Philly

The BeWOW Breakdown: “Do Humans Need Shoulders? Because Ours Might Fall Off”

This Week’s Workout: Shred Your Arms in 7 Moves The Breakdown Total time commitment: 30 to 35 minutes Difficulty (out of five): 3.5 Soreness factor: Do […]

Things to Do

Tomorrow: Two Piece Fest IX

The annual day of duos returns with a long, long line-up. To whet your whistle, here’s a Bandcamp compilation of everybody on the bill. We recommend […]

City Life

Q&A: Malcolm Kenyatta on Being Openly LGBTQ in Local Politics

How would you best describe your career? At my core, I’m just a kid from North Philly who refuses to leave. I was born and […]

Business

7 Startups Are Ready for PSL Accelerator

An Uber for salons, collapsable bike helmets for women and a service that connects home chefs with hungry eaters are just some of the innovations […]

Business

Drexel President Named Chairman of Chamber of Commerce

The Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce has found a new leader. John Fry, the president of Drexel University, will become chairman of the organization in October […]

Things to Do

17 Things to Do in Philly This Weekend

Chinese New Year Chinese New Year at Reading Terminal Market The Reading Terminal Market will resonate with cheers of “Gong hay fat choy!” Join the […]

Be Well Philly

P.S. & Co. Launches Vegan, Gluten-Free BYOB Pizza Fridays Tonight 

What’s better on a gloomy Friday evening than a piping hot slice of pizza? Nothing. The answer is nothing. And the folks at P.S. & […]

Shoppist

16 Incredible Art Pieces You Can Buy at Inliquid’s Benefit Tomorrow

InLiquid is one of Philly’s best-kept secrets: The nonprofit organization, based in the Crane Arts building in Kensington, is a hub of art-world resources and a huge support […]

Be Well Philly

Meet Chorizo, This Week’s (Giant) Adoptable Running Dog

Up this week, we’ve got Chorizo, the gentlest of gentle giants. Seriously, he’s 70 pounds of pure puppy love. Learn more about him below.