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Bristol Riverside Theatre Presents Singles in Agriculture

Bristol, PA - Bristol Riverside Theatre kicks off the new year by introducing audiences to rising star Abby Rosebrock with the Philadelphia premiere of Singles in Agriculture. In the virtual show, a resilient young South Carolina army widow, who loves Modern Family and talks to her Pygmy goats, angles for romance with a religious dairy farmer from Oklahoma.

Build Out Your Bar Cart with a Monthly Booze Subscription

PHILADELPHIA, PA – If there’s anything we learned from 2020, it’s to never undervalue the convenience of direct-to-doorstep delivery, which is why New Liberty Distillery, the South Kensington craft distillery and home to award-winning spirit lines such as the revived heritage Kinsey brand, is formally announcing open enrollment into its Spirits Club.

BurgerFi in Cherry Hill NJ Closes After 6 Months

CHERRY HILL - BurgerFI a fast-casual burger chain unexpectedly shut its doors after just six months in business in Cherry Hill, NJ. This isn't the first time something like this has transpired.

C-CAP Philly Pheast Returns: Culinary Excellence Supports the Next Generation

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia's food scene is getting ready to shine brightly on April 29th as the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP) brings back its annual Philly Pheast benefit. This evening promises exceptional food and a vibrant atmosphere and supports an essential cause: nurturing the next generation of culinary talent.

Café Forîn Opens on Coral Street in Kensington Philadelphia

PHILADEPHIA, PA - Forîn, a cafe and lifestyle hub, will open on June 28th in Kensington from Seth Kligerman, Kyle Horne, and Will Landicho. The vibrant bi-level bicolor cafe will serve a high-quality and inventive menu from local and regional producers, boasting carefully sourced coffees, farm-fresh smoothies, and artisanal pastries and bread from local makers.

Can Moving Home Help Renters Pay For Down Payment on a House

PHILADEPHIA PA -Saving for a down payment is one of the biggest barriers to homeownership. For the record number of young adults who moved back home during the pandemic fortunate to still have a job, homeownership may be more attainable than they think, according to a new report released today by realtor.com.

Capitol Clash Over Transgender Restroom Access Heats Up

Center City District SIPS is Back for The Summer of 2023

PHILADELPHIA - Mix and mingle to make it a night. Philadelphia's favorite after-work tradition is back this summer with the ultimate experience.  Starting June 7 and continuing each Wednesday until August 30, Center City District SIPS will highlight dozens of bars and restaurants that offer exclusive discounts only found in Center City.

Child Cancer Funding Slashed Amid Political Tensions

Chris' Jazz Café Launches GoFundMe

PHILADELPHIA - On the brink of closure, the venue – which celebrated its 31st anniversary in September, hopes a new GoFundMe campaign will keep the music playing at 1421 Sansom Street.

Chris’ Jazz Café Celebrates 33 Years of Philly Jazz

PHILADELPHIA - Chris’ Jazz Café is gearing up for another fantastic fall season as the iconic club marks its 33^rd anniversary this September. Philly area native and Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts alum Kurt Rosenwinkel kicks off the season as he returns to his roots to help the legendary venue celebrate this milestone on Friday and Saturday, September 16 & 17. The international jazz guitarist takes the stage with a quartet featuring Aaron Parks (piano), Eric Revis (bass), and Gregory Hutchinson (drums).

cinéSPEAK's 10th Year Begins With a New Indigenous Arts Series

PHILADELPHIA - November is an exciting time for cinéSPEAK as they begin their 10th year with a new series, a new annual program, and a closing program for a major Indigenous arts and culture festival. The events will feature special guests and highlight essential topics in our community.

City Seeks Input on Streets Safety Projects in West Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA - The City of Philadelphia, as part of a repaving and improvement project set for 2022. launched a survey seeking community feedback on redesign options for Walnut Street from 22nd to 63rd Street and Chestnut Street from 63rd Street to 34th Street.

Comedian Bob Saget and Full House Star Dies at 65

PHILADEPHIA - Full House star Bob Saget has died at 65. The comedic actor was on his stand-up tour when he was found in an Orlando hotel room. He was a fan of the show and was scheduled to perform in Jacksonville on Saturday. The comedian had just started his "I Don't Do Negative" tour. He was known for his dirty jokes and his work on television shows like Fuller House and The Masked Singer.

Comfortable Walking Sandals That Don't Sacrifice Style

PHILADELPHIA - Comfortable walking sandals should be designed to support your foot and help you stay upright on a flat surface. A good pair of sandals should have arch and heel support so your feet won't slide around. Having more straps on your sandal will also help keep your foot from sliding around.

Commonweal Gallery Highlights Local Artists

Philadelphia, PA - The arts scene in Philadelphia continues to grow with the opening of Commonweal. The gallery will feature emerging and mid-career Philadelphia artists and designers from across the city's creative communities.

Contour Body Studio Open a New Studio

Philadelphia, PA  - With a 2020 Best of Philly win, Philadelphia’s premier skincare and non-surgical body sculpting studio, Contour Body Studio, is excited to announce it has expanded its business into a new, much bigger space.

Convenience Stores Shifting to Meet Millennial Demands

PHILADELPHIA - As millennials become more affluent, their spending habits transform the convenience store industry.  Convenience stores across the US respond to the shift in customer demand by offering fresher food choices with less sugar, salt, and preservatives.

Corridor Contemporary’s Upcoming Solo Exhibition

PHILADELPHIA - Corridor Contemporary’s upcoming exhibition opening features a remarkable and captivating body of work developed over the past few years. On Friday, September 2, 2022, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Corridor Contemporary is debuting the opening of their new solo exhibition “Deconstruct'' by Nigerian artist Arinze Stanley. He is known for his hyperrealistic pencil, and charcoal portraits of black subjects embody the complex emotions associated with the contemporary black experience.