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Takin’ It to the Streets: The Philadelphian’s Guide to Street Art
The Philadelphia Street Artists Worth Following Right Now Seen a cool piece of street art around Philly lately? Check out the artists (and their work) […]
Twenty Years Later: Vetri Cucina Reviewed
If you’ve done a fair amount of drugs in your life — if sometimes you drink a little too much or engage in any of […]
Drexel Is Making Culinary School Mean Something Again
The initial Philly Chef Conference, back in 2014, was a pretty big deal. It was the first of its kind: a two-day event put together […]
Ugly On the Inside: Danlu Reviewed
You know what I hate about this place? That it has a roof. I hate that it has four walls and a floor that doesn’t […]
The 10 Best Shows in Philly in March
1. “Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music” The very first large-scale exhibition celebrating the life and work of the famed composer, it includes some 100 […]
What’s In Store for the Free Library of Philadelphia?
1. Big changes at the Parkway Central Library. Six levels of stacks were recently taken down to make way for communal spaces, and the public […]
Check It Out: The Philadelphian’s Guide to Local Libraries
Old Books Are Awesome A rare-book walking tour for aspiring literati. Read more » Five Philly-Area Libraries You’ll Have to Drag the Kids Out Of […]
Five Philly-Area Libraries You’ll Have to Drag the Kids Out Of
Langhorne Library Head straight for Penn’s Little Village, a preschooler-size town where kids can fight (make-believe) fires, shop a grocery store, fix a car and […]
Old Books are Awesome: Here’s Where You Can Find Them in Philly
1. The plush wood-paneled rooms are reason enough to visit the Rare Books department at the Parkway Central Library (1901 Vine Street, Fairmount), but you’ll […]
24 Things Other Than Books to Check Out From the Library
24 things to take out and check out — no reading required: To Lend: 1. Museum passes. Many area libraries have free passes to places […]