The 2016 Kentucky Derby Party at West Laurel Hill

GIDDY UP! On Saturday May 7th, 2016, people will gather in the conservatory of West Laurel Hill Cemetery to watch the 142nd Kentucky Derby! The West Laurel Hill Derby Party, now in its 4th year, has quickly become the event of the spring season, and a signature event for West Laurel Hill. Guests are encouraged […]

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Q&A with Run With No Regrets Blogger, Janelle Johnson

Janelle Johnson, one of the many blogger connections our team made at the incredible Philadelphia Blog Connect Conference last weekend, knows a thing or two about running and training for races (as she has close to 40 under her belt)! Her blog, Run With No Regrets, sheds light on her running journey over the years, as

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What You Need to Know about the Pennsylvania Primaries

Every four years, we are fortunate enough to witness the political divide of our nation whilst presidential candidates parade around the country, making us promises that we aren’t even sure they can keep. But hey, that’s democracy. The 2016 campaign trail media coverage has been intense – and, not to mention, a late night talk

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Floatation Therapy Philadelphia

The Real Rules of Float Club & Where to Try Floatation Therapy in Philadelphia

The first rule of float club. You do not talk about float club. The second rule of float club. You DO NOT TALK about float club. Call me Tyler Durden, but some things are so special, you almost can’t blame us for being just a little selfish in trying to keep this to ourselves. But,

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This Week in Philly

What’s going on This Week in Philly… Monday, April 18 Award-winning legal scholar David Cole is having a book signing for Engines of Liberty: The Power of Citizen Activists to Make Constitutional Law at the National Constitution Center. Hear him discuss his view of ordinary citizens making constitutional laws. Tuesday. April 19 It’s time for

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foodie neighborhoods in philadelphia

3 Philly Neighborhoods Perfect for Foodies to Live in

The local food scene can make or break a neighborhood for foodies. The character of many neighborhoods is even defined by the food options in the area and the crowds that those restaurants attract. While it’s fun to explore other parts of the city and check out its restaurants, nothing beats having a diverse and

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This Week in Philly

What’s going on This Week in Philly… Monday, April 11 The 2016 Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival is being held until April 17! Celebrate all things Japanese with pink blossoms of 1,000 cherry tress, Taiko drum, origami masterpieces, and sushi-making! The Phillies are back with Opening Day! Watch them take on the San Diego Padres at

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MANNA’s 24th Annual Shut Up & Dance

The 24th Annual Shut Up & Dance benefit performance on April 9 still has us talking, as it is one of our favorite events of the year! Featuring never-before-seen original choreography presented by Pennsylvania Ballet dancers, Shut Up & Dance benefits MANNA, a nonprofit that prepares and delivers nourishing meals to close to 1,110 clients

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Upcoming Concerts in Philadelphia: April Edition

Philadelphia is a place known for amazing concert venues, and this month, there are so many eclectic artists coming to those venues! From country to rock, here are some of the upcoming concerts in Philadelphia this month! Trace Adkins 92.5 WXTU is hosting the 6 Man Jam Guitar Pull Charity Concert at The Fillmore on

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