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Now Open: Vedge Chefs Rich Landau And Kate Jacoby Debut V Street, A Casual...
Chefs Rich Landau and Kate Jacoby, shown here at Vedge, have now opened their latest concept, V Street, a casual vegan bar in the Rittenhouse neighborhood. (Photo by Neal Santos for Visit...
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Now Open: Timberland Brings A Brand-New Flagship Store To Walnut Street In...
Sure you can still find the iconic yellow boot, but the brand-new Philadelphia Timberland lifestyle store goes way beyond footwear, too, with clothes, accessories and more to outfit guys and girls for...
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SugarHouse Casino Debuts Philadelphia’s First-Ever Poker Room, A 24-Hour...
Poker fan? SugarHouse Casino debuted Philadelphia’s first-ever poker room over the weekend. (Photo by G. Widman for Visit Philadelphia)Poker fans, take note: Over the weekend, SugarHouse Casino opened...
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Now Open: Joncarl Lachman’s New Restaurant Neuf, Which Specializes In...
The latest restaurant to open in the Italian Market, Neuf delivers eats and drinks inspired by the flavors of Northern African, Southern France and the Mediterranean. (Photo by Emily Teel)When Joncarl...
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The Logan Hotel Opens On The Benjamin Franklin Parkway December 16
Exciting news, Philly: The Logan hotel opens this week with a new look, restaurant, spa and more, and will be home to a brand-new rooftop lounge overlooking the Benjamin Franklin Parkway come spring...
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Eastern State Penitentiary Explores Mass Incarceration In America In...
The 30-foot walls surrounding the nearly 10 acres comprising Eastern State Penitentiary were erected to prevent prisoners from getting out, so when John Haviland designed the jail nearly 187 years ago...
View ArticleThe First Indoor Competitive Ax-Throwing Venue In The U.S. Is Now Open In Philly
Are you a master at billiards? A ping pong pro? Or perhaps an air hockey king? Regardless of whether you’re the champion of any of those pastimes, your next recreational pursuit awaits. It’s time to...
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The Barnes Foundation Debuts Its First-Ever Photography Exhibition
The remarkable collection of French modernist paintings that decorate the walls of The Barnes Foundation arose from a time when modernization was transforming Paris and its countryside. As that...
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The African American Museum Opens An Exciting Exhibition To Celebrate Its...
The African American Museum of Philadelphia has transformed a poetic performance into a two-gallery art exhibit in celebration of the 40th anniversary of author Ntozake Shange’s for colored girls who...
View ArticleThe African American Museum Hosts Two Exciting Photography Exhibitions This...
This winter and into the early spring, the African American Museum in Philadelphia’s Historic District showcases two impressive photography exhibitions; Shawn Theodore: Church of Broken Pieces and...
View ArticleLive Frogs Hop Into The Academy Of Natural Sciences Through May 14
Ready for an up-close look at the world’s most successful amphibians? The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University welcomes colorful, delightful, bizarre and fun frogs of every hoppable hue...
View ArticleFranklin Square Returns With Mini-Golf, Special Events And More For Its 2017...
Ready for a sign of spring? Franklin Square, one of William Penn’s original five squares, is now open to the season with all of the fun-filled attractions — and plenty of grassy space — that you know...
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The National Constitution Center Explores Prohibition Era In Major Exhibition
American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition is back for a second round (pun intended) at the National Constitution Center (NCC) this winter, spring and summer. Created by the NCC, the exhibition...
View ArticleEvil Genius Beer Company Is Now Open In Fishtown
A new brewery is always a great addition to Philly’s thriving beer scene. Fast Facts Evil Genius Beer Company’s facility is now open in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. The brewery is open...
View ArticleKinetic Wind Sculptures Now On Display At Morris Arboretum
Philadelphia’s Morris Arboretum has long played home to a unique collection of plant life and artworks from around the globe. Now, for the first time, the 92-acre park can add “Wind Forest” to its...
View ArticleBartram’s Mile, A New Waterfront Trail, Is Now Open In Southwest Philadelphia
This past weekend brought the opening of the new Bartram’s Mile, a 1.1-mile running, walking and biking trail along the Schuylkill River with stellar skyline views. Formerly an underutilized space...
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The 116th Annual Student Exhibition At PAFA Showcases 1,000+ Pieces Of Art...
For more than 200 years, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) has been a key part of Philadelphia’s creative community. This month, the prestigious institution continues one of its most...
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An Incredible Wildlife Photography Exhibit Hits The Philadelphia Museum Of...
Over the last 30 years, nature photographer Michael Nichols has worked with Jane Goodall, splashed the pages of National Geographic and documented the relationship between man and the environment. Now,...
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The Barnes Foundation Hosts The U.S. Premiere Of Major Mohamed Bourouissa...
In 2014, internationally recognized French-Algerian artist Mohamed Bourouissa spent eight months immersed in a North Philadelphia neighborhood that’s perhaps best known for its urban cowboys. Now, the...
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Brandywine River Museum Of Art Celebrates Andrew Wyeth’s 100th Birthday With...
One of America’s most prominent mid-20th century artists – born less than an hour away from Philadelphia – would’ve turned 100 years old this year. Andrew Wyeth, a prodigy of Chadds Ford in Delaware...
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