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In the summer of 1996, my family drove from New York to Lake Lanier, a man-made body of water about 35 miles northeast of Atlanta. […]
Inspired by the Summer Olympics? Go for the gold around town with our picks. Fencing The Fencing Academy of Philadelphia has been instructing would-be sword-rattlers […]
Let me take you back to the very early 1980s. This was a much different era in the world of music, driven by cocaine and […]
At the bar, they’re trying to invent a coconut-water daiquiri. It’s a custom job, a one-off, an experiment made with homemade rice milk and coconuts […]
When Soko Bag first opened in January of this year in the old Sal’s Pizza Box on Nutt Road in Phoenixville, the lines snaked out […]
One day, you’re working a normal job, doing normal life things. The next day, you post a silly little video on TikTok and … boom! […]
In November, Rue Landau made history when she became the first openly gay person elected to City Council in Philadelphia. Here, she talks chemistry class, […]
Ding Feng Tang is never really quiet. Slow, sure. On Sunday afternoons and Wednesdays between shifts, maybe. There are days and hours where everything downshifts […]
It’s summer concert season in Philadelphia! Not sure which concerts to attend? Don’t worry: We did the work for you — no matter what kind […]
I was at the Royal Tavern on the second day it really felt like spring in Philly, several months after the place reopened. The day […]