• Le Dîner en Blanc Rittenhouse Square 2021

    Philadelphia, PA – Last night, 3,000 elegantly dressed guests descended upon Rittenhouse Square for the ninth edition of  - Philadelphia. Guests have the opportunity to dine in one of the city's most iconic and picturesque parks while enjoying exciting entertainment and returning to the origins of Le Dîner en Blanc, a secret pop picnic in the park.

  • Learn How to Keep Your Lawn Pee-Free!

    PHILADELPHIA - The issue of dogs urinating on lawns is a common problem for many pet owners.  This article will discuss ways to prevent dogs from urinating on lawns and how to keep your lawn looking its best.


  • Legendary Singer and Philadelphia Native Bobby Rydell, Dies at 79

    PHILADELPHIA - Philly native and legendary singer Bobby Rydell have passed away. He was just weeks from turning 80. His death was not related to the Covid-19 incident. In the wake of his death, fans and friends have begun paying tribute to the legendary singer and South Philly native.


  • Lincoln Financial Field Solar Wall to Light Up Green for World Cholangiocarcinoma Day

    PHILADELPHIA, PA  – The Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation (CCF) is proud to announce that Philadelphia Eagles Lincoln Financial Field’s Solar Wall is being illuminated in green on February 16, 2023, World Cholangiocarcinoma Day. The Foundation works with volunteers worldwide to feature green lighting in buildings, homes, hospitals, towers, and bridges to spread awareness about cholangiocarcinoma (CCA), a lethal cancer of the bile ducts.


  • List of Philadelphia Theaters Requiring Vaccination

    PHILADEPHIA, PA - Theatre Philadelphia and more than thirty regional theatres have announced today a new policy that will require audiences to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative COVID-19 test for in-person, indoor shows this new theatre season.


  • Live Music to Return at MilkBoy Philly

    PHILADELPHIA, PA –  MilkBoy Philly, the landmark locale of the iconic Philadelphia-born brand located in Center City, kicks off the return of live shows at the famed music venue with their “Welcome Back” show featuring performances by Humilitarian, Post Sex Nachos, and Pep Rally – led by Tommy Joyner, owner of MilkBoy – on Friday, July 9, in addition to a string of killer live shows scheduled well into 2022.

  • LIVE! Casino in Philly Receives 2021 Best of Dining & Nightlife Awards

    PHILADELPHIA – Four months after its triumphant opening, Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia has captured three top dining awards from Casino Player Magazine in 2021 Best of Dining & Nightlife Awards.

  • Local Artists Focused on Self-Definition and Authenticity

    PHILADELPHIA, PA - On November 5th, the brand new Philadelphia art gallery, Commonweal, will open its second exhibition. Each month the gallery focuses on two artists and one designer. This month, Marian Bailey and Dora Cuenca will be exhibiting their work, and Isabella Akhtarshenas will be the featured designer.

  • Local Mom and Nurse Celebrates Four Years In Business

    PHILADELPHIA, PA - When Kimberly Costalas, RN became a nurse in 2005, she had always dreamed of becoming her own boss. After working in a hospital for six years, Kimberly decided to take some time off to have children. However, Kimberly always had hoped she would one day own her own aesthetics spa.


  • Loews Philadelphia Hotel Shares Flavorful “Getaway in a Glass”

    PHILADELPHIA –Loews Philadelphia Hotel and Bank & Bourbonare sharing its iconic cocktail, “Citrus Chill,” to give a little taste of Philadelphia for those dreaming of a getaway. “Getaways in a Glass” is a new Loews Hotels brand-wide offering featuring signature cocktail recipes from properties around the country that can be recreated at home. Each recipe is handcrafted locally, with a subtle nod to its destination.


  • Mardi Gras Pop-Up Bar Brings New Orleans to Philadelphia

    Philadelphia, PA - Let the good times roll. Craftsman Row Saloon, at 112 S. 8th Street, announces the opening of Philadelphia's only Mardi Gras Pop-up Bar Experience from Friday, February 3rd, through Fat Tuesday, on Tuesday, February 21st.


  • Masterclass Program | Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists

    Philadelphia, PA - Cashman & Associates (C&A), a woman-owned and founded full-service lifestyle marketing and communications agency announced the launch of their small-group Masterclass Program in partnership with the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists (PABJ).


  • Mayor Kenney's Settlement on Chester Hollman Wrongful Conviction

    Philadelphia, PA – The City of Philadelphia and Chester Hollman today announced the settlement of Mr. Hollman’s federal wrongful conviction lawsuit against the City. Mr. Hollman will receive $9.8 million from the City of Philadelphia, which reflects the fact that Mr. Hollman spent 28 years in jail and prison for a 1991 murder that he was exonerated for in 2019.


  • Meaningful Sister Tattoo Ideas You Will Love

    PHILADELPHIA - If you want meaningful tattoo ideas for your sister, you've come to the right place. Here you will find some beautiful designs to choose from. They include the Heart, Feathers, Coordinates, Infinity sign, and Heart. All of these designs are great ways to show your love for your sister.


  • Metaverse in Education - A Blessing or a Curse?

    PHILADELPHIA - The use of the Metaverse in education has been a hot topic for some time now. Many educators are concerned about the negative aspects of using virtual worlds as learning tools. However, there are several ways to use this technology effectively for educational purposes. One way is to use avatars in the metaverse.


  • Mom Mom’s Soul Food Pop-up Returns To The Dutch

    PHILADELPHIA - Chef Kevin Watters of The Dutch in Philadelphia is bringing back his popular Mom Mom's Soul Food Pop-Up for one night only on Monday, February 19, in celebration of Black History Month. The event will feature a multi-course sit-down dinner, with a portion of the proceeds going to the local BIPOC-owned charity, Everybody Eats.


  • Mom-and-Pop Businesses Showcase Unbeatable Strengths in the Marketplace

    PHILADELPHIA - Small businesses have long been a staple of the American economy, and their importance has only grown in light of recent events. Mom-and-pop businesses possess a certain charm and character that sets them apart from big retail giants, offering customers personalized products and services, exceptional customer service, and flexible operating hours.


  • Montgomery County To Open A Green Resource Center

    Philadelphia, PA – The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) will establish a new Green Resource Center in Montgomery County's Norristown Farm Park.

  • Moviegoers May Not Return After Pandemic

    PHILADELPHIA - The movie theater industry has work to do if it wants to lure people back post-pandemic. Many consumers say they are unlikely to return to movie theaters. Instead, they have flocked to home video streaming services and video games.


  • Movies Based in Philadelphia

    Philadelphia, Pa. - Philly is no stranger to cinema. While the city may be most well known as the site of the formidable Rocky franchise—the first movie won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1976, Philly is no stranger to cinema.