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Charles Barkley and Connor Barwin Kick off Citizen Speaks Series

Health & Fitness, Non-Profits, Philadelphia / By Tori Rultenberg

Some athletes bounce from city to city and never call one place home, but this is not the case for Sixers Legend Charles Barkley and Eagles Linebacker Connor Barwin. Both of these inspirational men are happy to call Philadelphia home, and are truly invested in discovering the positive ways in which they can impact and […]

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Escape the City: Ocean City, Maryland

Out & About / By Stacey Gray

One of the best parts about living in Philadelphia is that it is situated in a great location. This leaves an open-ended list of places to explore and seek when you want to escape the City of Brotherly Love for a bit (because we all know you can’t stay away from Philly too long). Hop

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This Week in Philly

This Week in Philly / By Philly PR Girl

Here’s What’s Going on This Week in Philly… Monday, September 7 If you still have Labor Day off, enjoy the last of the weekend’s festivities! Soak up the sun at Chaddsford Winery as it hosts its annual Labor Day Weekend Blues Festival. The three-day festival promises live music, local wine, and a variety of eats. Come on

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First Friday Interview: Megan Cavanaugh of the U.S. Marine Corps

First Friday / By Jess

The Few. The Proud. The Marines. We are forever grateful for the service of our troops. The Marines are a distinct branch of the armed services that remain faithful to the mission at hand, to each other, to the Corps and to country, no matter what. And while it is seen as a brotherhood, it is

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Upcoming Concerts in Philadelphia: September Edition

Arts & Culture / By Lindsey Brodowski

September’s a big month for our city. The most famous person in the world is blessing the Benjamin Franklin Parkway: Beyoncé. Oh, and the Pope. No big deal. But if Beyoncé and The Pope aren’t enough to keep you busy this month, there are many other artists coming to Philly! Death Cab for Cutie Did

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10 Offbeat Artists to Check Out during the Made in America 2015 Festival

2 Comments / Arts & Culture, Philadelphia, Upcoming Events / By Catron Holland

Music is the creator of culture. It is the fingerprint of past generations and the force that drives those to come. It has the ability to generate a sense of togetherness that could not be achieved with words alone. What better place is there to gather in celebration of contemporary music other than right here

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This Week in Philly

This Week in Philly / By Philly PR Girl

Here’s What’s Going on This Week in Philly… Monday, August 31 Can you believe that summer is almost over? Take advantage of those last days by heading over to the Penn Museum. Today is the last day for discounted admission at only $10. The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz, located on South Broad Street, has

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Neighborhood Spotlight: The Gayborhood

3 Comments / Out & About, Philadelphia, Restaurants & Bars / By Jillian McCleaf

With so many new neighborhoods cropping up in Philly, it can be hard to keep them all straight. Wait. Whoa! Not that we’re trying to keep anyone straight! Our office is proudly located just steps off of 13th Street, so, of course, we love and respect all people regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation,

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This Week in Philly

This Week in Philly / By Philly PR Girl

Here’s What’s Going On This Week in Philly… Monday, August 24 Get your Phillies gear ready! The Phils play the New York Mets, and the first pitch will be thrown at 7 p.m. Click here to purchase tickets. Take yourself back into Philadelphia history and learn about the “pursuit of happiness,” at the site where Thomas Jefferson stayed

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Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Philadelphia

1 Comment / Restaurants & Bars / By Jess

When your parents chided you for hiding your vegetables under your plate as a kid, we bet you underestimated how delicious they’d be when you grew up! Philly may be the poster child for cheesesteaks and hoagies, but the temptation of its vegetarian options is impossible to ignore. There are dozens of spots across the city

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