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Neighborhood Spotlight: Old City

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Known as America’s most historic square mile, Old City is bursting with modern entertainment, restaurants and nightlife, while simultaneously retaining its classic Americana feel. Founded in the early 1700s, Old City brings you back to America’s roots, rich with historical landmarks like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, and Elfreth’s Alley. Not surprisingly, the neighborhood is […]

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Wawa Welcome America Festival: Jam on the Parkway Lineup Announced

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Prepare yourselves because this year’s Fourth of July Jam on the Parkway is going to be huge! Yesterday, Mayor Nutter announced the complete lineup for the Wawa Welcome America Festival. The celebration is held June 28th to July 4th. It kicks off with a block party at the Shops at Liberty Place on Saturday. Then

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2014 Philly Tech Week

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This Friday kicks off the fourth annual Philly Tech Week throughout the city of Philadelphia. As a week-long celebration of everything tech-related, #PTW2014 has a range of workshops, events and activities for the not-so technologically inclined to tech gurus. For starters, the week beings with Arcade @ The Oval on Friday night with larger-than-life game

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Neighborhood Spotlight: Graduate Hospital

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When most people think of South Philadelphia, the Graduate Hospital area probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind. Normally the focus is put on South Street or the Italian Market, thriving areas shopping, restaurants, and bars. But there is so much more on the west side of Broad Street that doesn’t get enough

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Women’s History Month #WCW | Jill Scott

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R&B superstar Jill Scott shows the world just how much amazing talent can come out of Philadelphia. Raised in North Philly by her mom and grandmother, Scott stuck close to home and attended Temple University for secondary education. After landing a teaching job, she faced obstacles in the form of complaints about her non-traditional teaching

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Five Ways to Celebrate Black History Month in Philly

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In honor of Black History Month, Philadelphia is always filled with tours, performances and exhibits that help educate people about black history. Since 1976, February has been named Black History Month, and every year you can find tons of events going on in the city to celebrate the rich and diverse history of black culture.

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