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How to Celebrate Christmas in July in Philly

Did you know… Christmas in July originated in the 1940s. As soon as the 1950s, advertisers began to use this as a marketing tool for summer sales. In Philadelphia, the holiday encompasses more than just retail. Here are some cool event and ideas to keep you entertained this week for Christmas in July.

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It’s Opening Day of Eakins Oval+ 2018!

Philadelphia’s highly anticipated annual summer pop-up park at Eakins Oval is back and better than ever before! With this year’s theme of “More PARK, More PLAY,” The Oval+ is covering eight acres of public space. That space is filled with new family-friendly events and programming that’s all FREE to the public. With a beautiful 20,000-square-foot

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How to Cool Off Near Philly Without A Pool

Summertime in the city can be known for rooftop pool parties and starlit beer gardens. Though oftentimes, we need a change of scenery. With record high temperatures in July, many Philadelphians wondered how they could escape the heat without going to a public pool. Here’s a round-up of our favorite off-the-map outdoor spots outside the

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Travel Back to the Roaring ‘20s at Deco on the Delaware

Calling all vintage enthusiasts! On Saturday, August 4, you won’t want to be anywhere but Deco on the Delaware. For the fourth consecutive year, the historic Glen Foerd estate in Philadelphia transforms into a Gatsby-worthy party from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. With live “hot jazz” entertainment, picnicking along the Delaware River, and 1920’s themed

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Photo Pop Philly Reopens After Center City Flood

On Tuesday, July 3, 15 million gallons of water flooded through the streets of Center City Philadelphia. A water main break on the corner of Sansom and Walnut Streets, home to Philly PR Girl and Photo Pop Philly, turned off the power to dozens of businesses. After patiently over a week, electricity inside The Philadelphia

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Upcoming Kimmel Center Events: July & August

Kimmel Center of Performing Arts is heating up with its summer lineup! No matter if you are looking for high energy choreography, improvised performances, or a potential wedding venue, there is something for you. Check out our breakdown of must-see events coming this July and August.

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First Friday Interview: Philadelphia Union Head Groundskeeper, John Torres

In the midst of the international 2018 FIFA World Cup excitement, we wanted to chat with someone in the game locally. Known as “The Magician” in the region’s industry, John Torres is the Head Groundskeeper at Talen Energy Stadium for the Philadelphia Union soccer team. From spending 50-60 hours per week maintaining the natural grass

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Philly Foodies Tours Launches in Fishtown

Many Philadelphians feel fiercely loyal to their neighborhood. Each one boasts their own unique style and flavors, so it’s easy to rarely venture outside of the same local spots. Whether it’s eateries, watering holes or markets, some of us have been going to our favorite spots for decades. Now, Philly Foodies Tours is here to

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This Week In Philly

Happy 4th of July! This week is full of celebration brought to you by Wawa Welcome America, PECO, and Jimmy Buffett. Head out and enjoy this historic city during this holiday week. Be sure to tag your events out and about in Philadelphia with #ThisWeekInPhilly. Monday, July 2 Enjoy the sounds of upcoming broadway shows

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