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Black History Month: Philly Music

Arts & Culture, Philadelphia / By Dyone Payne

The definition of creativity is the use of imagination or original ideas. In what way do you put your best thought forward? For a writer, it’s a pen to paper. For a musician, it’s their voice to a mic or platform. For a painter, it’s their brush to a canvas. But for a creative or […]

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Female Author Highlight: Toni Morrison

Arts & Culture / By Kiana Cook

Every month, Philly PR Girl is featuring an amazing female author. We’re recognizing a variety of female authors from small and local to classic and legendary… and everyone in between! To kick things off with a bang -and to continue our Black History Month features- we’re highlighting a Pulitzer Prize winner and legendary Black female

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Philly Fashion During Black History Month

Arts & Culture, Philadelphia / By Dyone Payne

Welcome to Philly, where the fashion is endless. Where would we be if we didn’t highlight Philly fashion designers that are taking the fashion industry by storm? From suits to dresses, to jumpsuits for a night out, we’ll touch on the must-have fashion brand to know about and visit here in Philadelphia.

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Black Owned Restaurants in Philly

Arts & Culture, Philadelphia, Restaurants & Bars / By Dyone Payne

February is often described as the month of love, the shortest month, and most importantly Black History Month! Let’s take a step back and focus on our love language by tapping into food that’s good for the soul. In the city of Philadelphia alone, there are over 50 Black Owned Restaurants that take our taste

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Celebrate Black History Month in Philly

Arts & Culture, Philadelphia, Restaurants & Bars / By Dyone Payne

February is Black History Month. U.S. History is nothing without African American History and neither is Philadelphia. Philadelphia is described as the City of Brotherly Love meaning those to the right and left of us are our brothers and sisters. A city filled with love, strength, and diversity. One that would be lifeless without culture,

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Local Artist Spotlight: Laura Lizcano

Arts & Culture, Interviews, Music, TV, & Film / By Caitlin McGeehan

Photo credit: Allis Chang With a smooth voice full of soul accompanied by jazzy instrumentals, Laura Lizcano’s songs are ones you can get lost in, whether it’s on a low-key Sunday morning or a Friday night out. With her latest album, Heart, Lizcano bares

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The Perfect Day Trip: Wineries in Philly

1 Comment / Arts & Culture, Events, Out & About, Philadelphia, Restaurants & Bars / By Emily Salmon

With the COVID-induced lockdown having no end in sight, it’s important to prioritize getting out of the house with friends in a safe, socially-distanced manner. Any excuse to see friends and dress up these days is a good enough excuse. Check out these five wineries in the Philly area that are worth planning a day

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Experience All Things Fall At These Philly Area Farms

Arts & Culture, Events, Out & About, Philadelphia / By Katie Bottino

Hay there! Looking for some fun activities to get you into the autumn spirit? Make some plans with a pumpkin patch or pick your way through an apple orchard. Not sure where to go? We’ve curated a list of all our favorite orchards and farms in the surrounding Philadelphia area we’re sure you’ll fall in

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Find your Fall Fashion at these Philly Boutiques

1 Comment / Arts & Culture, Style & Shopping / By Jessica Shelton

With Philadelphia’s crisp autumn weather comes ones of Philly PR Girl’s favorite times of year… Philly Fashion Week! As an ode to what would’ve been Philadelphia Fashion Week in a non-Covid world, we’ve created a guide of boutique fall fashion, right here in the city! This year, we’re seeing trends with cropped blazers,

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Wawa Welcome America Kicks Off Virtually!

Arts & Culture, Events, Music, TV, & Film, Philadelphia / By Kelly Schilling

Wawa Welcome America kicked off earlier this week and for the first time ever, virtually! The Wawa Welcome America 2020 Festival highlights Philadelphia’s diversity in arts, culture, education, wellness, history, and performance with concerts, educational activities, museum tours, and so much more! So get your phones and laptops out, because you do not want to

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