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Koresh Dance Company Combines Dance with Fashion This Weekend

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  “Technical. Emotional. Intense.” These are just a few words to describe the upcoming performance of Aftershock, bolstered by the annual fundraiser, Koresh Kouture. A fashion-themed silent auction and gala hosted by Koresh Dance Company, this year’s fundraiser is set to take place on Saturday, March 28 at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre. Described as “the most exciting […]

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MANNA: Shut up & Dance

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Once a year, the dancers of the Pennsylvania Ballet turn emotion into movement for MANNA’s annual Shut Up & Dance one-night benefit performance. This year, dancers will be directed by principal dancer, Ian Hussey, as well as perform their own original pieces on Saturday, March 21 to show their support for those lost from the

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Philly PR Girl’s Favorite Irish Philadelphians

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With the Irish Holiday right around the corner, we wanted to take a moment to give a few shout outs to some of our favorite famous local Irish Philadelphians and share what their plans are for the upcoming holiday: FOX 29’S traffic reporter Bob Kelly, also known as “The Dean of Traffic,” was born and raised

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Upcoming Concerts in Philadelphia: March Edition

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Resist the urge to exclusively sing Irish songs this month, and save the jingles for St. Patty’s Day! Countless concerts and shows are coming to you this March and we are ready to hit them ALL. Grab your boyfriend/girlfriend, co-worker or best buds and get ready to vibe to the latest and greatest artists playing concerts

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Neighborhood Spotlight: Manayunk

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Manayunk is certainly Philly’s most under-appreciated neighborhood. Existing just far enough from Center City to keep this secret section from becoming completely mainstream, Manayunk is absolutely charming, possesses so much character, and has solidly established itself as a ‘hood that can hold it’s own. With a flood of cool new establishments vying for their spot on Main

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The Year of the Sheep: Celebrate the Chinese New Year in Philadelphia

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Ladies and gents, it is time to bring in the Year of the Sheep!  We’re told to wear black and blue this year and to carry lots of sheep memorabilia to ward off bad luck. But let’s not forget about the best part about this colorful holiday – the celebrations!  There is countless fun, food, and activities

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Where to Go in Philadelphia for Fat Tuesday 2015

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Here are our top picks for Fat Tuesday celebrations in Philadelphia: Let the Good Times Roll – Fat Tuesday Party at the Kimmel Center’s Commonwealth Plaza starts at 6 p.m. Let Drew Nugent and the Midnight Society put you in the Mardi Gras mood, with roving, street-style music and dancing in Commonwealth Plaza, complete with beads, masks,

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Where to Celebrate Black History Month

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  Black History Month gives us 28 days full of learning about experiences and circumstances of the incredible leaders before our time. When we learn about each individual who helped shape this nation into what it is today, our thoughts may wander into thinking what life would be like if a woman named Rosa Parks didn’t

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First Friday Interview: Maud Lyon of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance

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Philadelphia has long been recognized for its rich and diverse arts and cultural offerings. There is so much our city has to offer tourists and locals alike: From the prestigious theaters on the Avenue of the Arts, to the world-class cultural institutions on the Parkway; operas and symphonies, ballet and contemporary dance, story slams, cabarets,

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Upcoming Concerts in Philadelphia: February Edition

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February is a month of many gifts. Punxsutawney Phil presents us with his decision of when Spring will come; lovers shower us with chocolates and affection. This February, we have a present for you – the first installment of Philly PR Girl’s monthly music preview! Each month, we will be providing you with the top music concerts coming up

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