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PHILADELPHIA, PA – Gopuff, the Philadelphia-based on-demand delivery service, has announced the launch of a pilot program that will enable Philadelphians to order their favorite Starbucks items for delivery in minutes. This new partnership will provide customers access to their favorite Starbucks drinks and food menu items without waiting in line or drive-thru.
Philadelphia, PA – October 8, 2016 – Founding Footsteps is proud to announce the launch of its fourth season of the “Philadelphia True Crime Tour.” Featuring live music and storytelling performances on their signature haunted BYOB trolley, guests will listen to spooky tales, including our nation’s first serial killer, H.H. Holmes, whose misdeeds began and ended in Philly.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – The Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation (PCDC) is proud to announce the return of the YèShì Chinatown Night Market this October. After a four-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the popular night market will return on October 12th from 6 pm – 10 pm along 10th & Race.
PHILADELPHIA – November 17th marks the opening of Tinseltown, a winter wonderland experience presented by Dietz & Watson, located at South Philly’s FDR Park. This 9-acre holiday installation will feature one-of-a-kind light sculptures and displays powered by more than 2.5 million light bulbs. Guests can stroll through larger-than-life sculptures, including a 60-ft light tunnel, glowing baubles, and Santa’s sleigh. In addition to these attractions, Tinseltown will also showcase some of Philly’s most iconic landmarks and personalities in lights.
Philadelphia, PA – The City of Philadelphia is taking a stand against fatal crashes on its roads by implementing traffic calming measures. According to the city’s annual Vision Zero report released Tuesday, Deputy Managing Director Mike Carroll said that these measures are paying off with fewer accidents in areas where they have been implemented.
