Must-Read Books by Female Authors: Women’s History Month Edition

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For Women’s History Month, we’re recommending five books that highlight historic powerhouse Pennsylvania women. Each one promotes peace, equality, and justice in their own unique way. You don’t want to miss out on learning how these feminists radically changed our country. Lucretia Coffin Mott Women’s rights activist, abolitionist, and social reformer According to University of […]

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This Week in Philly

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Monday, March 13 A former FringeArts returns with an updated show. It’s So Learning seats the audience in child-sized classroom chairs, surrounded by black boards, to create a genuinely wild, comedic ride that’s highly interactive. WXPN Welcomes Regina Spektor to The Fillmore at 8 p.m. With each purchase of online tickets, attendees will receive a

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Cirque du Soleil’s TORUK Takes Flight in Philadelphia

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South Philly transforms into the world Pandora from March 8 to March 12, 2017 at the Wells Fargo Center. Cirque du Soleil’s TORUK: The First Flight is inspired by the Academy Award-winning film Avatar by James Cameron. The show tells of an odyssey through a new world of discovery. The visually stunning live set uses

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Women’s History Month #WCW | Heather Thomason & Cecilie May

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While there are amazing women in every industry, it always seems that much more refreshing when women shatter ceilings in a male-dominated business. So when Heather Thomason and Cecilie May broke off from the popular Kensington Quarters to create their own shop, they had us #WCW-ing hard. The two knife-wielding women certainly didn’t butcher any

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First Friday Interview: Marilyn Russell

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Well-known to the radio industry and Philly PR Girl, Marilyn Russell sat down with us for our First Friday Interview Series. Marilyn was a long-time radio host for “Mornings with Marilyn” on WBEN-FM 95.7 and most recently landed a new gig joining CBS Radio. Since she takes the time to feature so many extraordinary women

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Women’s History Month #WCW | Jessie Hemmons

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As fate would have it, the beginning of Women’s History Month falls on a Wednesday this month. We’re kicking off March 2017 with the first installment of our annual #WCW series. With so many incredible, successful women among us, we are excited to celebrate the tremendous amount of talent in Philadelphia that never ceases to

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A Philly Hidden Gem: The Arch

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The city of Philadelphia continues to gain more popularity throughout the country for its booming businesses, affordability, and amazing food scene… just to name a few reason why people are flocking here. One of the most daunting tasks of traveling to a different city is deciding where to settle down. With so many vibrant neighborhoods

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This Week in Philly

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Monday, February 27 Head to Philly PR Girl headquarters for our February Speaker Series! The second installment of this series features local professionals weighing in on the future of print. Guests can expect refreshments and light bites while enjoying the opportunity to network. East Passyunk hosts their 5th annual Restaurant Week on the hottest foodie

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Grand Opening of Philadelphia Distilling

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Philadelphia Distilling, the first craft distillery in PA since the Prohibition era is now open in Fishtown. We have all the details of what you need to know about the beautiful state-of-the-art facility! A two-day grand opening on February 19 and 20 debuted the $4.5 million dollar renovation of the former Ajax Metal Company from

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