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Independence Seaport Museum to Open New Permanent Exhibition Celebrating Black Life Along the Delaware River in Philadelphia in Spring 2027

When one thinks of American history and Black history through the lens of Philadelphia, they are interchangeable. Independence Seaport Museum (ISM) first urged its visitors to bear witness to this history in the award-winning exhibition, Tides of Freedom: The African Presence on the Delaware River (2013-2025), in which they learned of the ships that came into Philadelphia’s port with enslaved Africans, on to emancipation, further to Jim Crow, and through the Civil Rights movement.

Philadelphia, PA · 6d

metrophiladelphia.com

LumiNature lights up the Philadelphia Zoo as Santa Claws comes to town

Forget toys, games, and the latest electronics. This holiday season, the wish lists at Philadelphia Zoo look a little different. LumiNature returns Thursday, Nov. 19, with an all-new interactive holiday adventure inspired by the animals who call the Zoo home. The annual light show will transform the grounds into a...

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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1925 Historic Tudor home gets a magnificent restoration in Pennsylvania

Period Architecture, together with interior designer Linda Phillips, restored this 1925 historic Tudor home in Wayne, Pennsylvania, known as Assisi. It sits on Philadelphia’s Main Line, just a short walk from the shops and restaurants along Lancaster Avenue, and draws its inspiration from both Tudor and Gothic architecture. Frank...

Wayne, PA · 8d

WHYY

Ambler Theater to showcase 9 film noir classics

From Delco to Chesco and Montco to Bucks, what about life in Philly’s suburbs do you want WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. The Ambler Theater is hosting NOIR CITY: Philadelphia 2026 from Nov. 13-15, featuring nine classic movies in the genre’s iconic black-and-white. Eddie Muller, host...

Ambler, PA · 9d

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Wharton Esherick Museum presents Jennifer Johnson: All the Time in the World

“If it isn’t fun, it isn’t worth doing,” said Wharton Esherick (1887-1970). He made paintings, prints, drawings, poetry, and sculpture as well as buildings, furnishings, and tools at his historic Malvern, Pennsylvania residence and studio, elevating work, craft, and joy. Now, Philadelphia sculptor Jennifer Johnson marks the centennial of Esherick’s historic home with All the Time in the World, a special exhibition on view through December 30, 2026.

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6abc Action News

Trailblazing Philadelphia journalist Maida Odom dies at 73

Maida Odom, believed to be the second Black woman to report for the Philadelphia Inquirer, has died. Odom was the sister of retired 6abc reporter Vernon Odom.

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

The Philadelphia Citizen

Jakai Bishop, a Philadelphia Inspiration

My friend of 30 years Jakai Bishop is what some people would call a “multi-hyphenate.” She’s been a model, an actress, a realtor and a construction worker. She grew up in North Philly — Francisville — and was first noticed for her presence. Not just her beauty, either: Jakai has the spirit and style to match. Always has.

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

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Ambler Theater Brings Nine Film Noir Classics to Town, Weekend Passes Already Gone

Nine classic film noirs are coming to the Ambler Theater this month, and organizers say they expect every single screening to sell out. NOIR CITY: Philadelphia 2026 runs Nov. 13 through 15 under the theme “Face the Music,” with Film Noir Foundation founder Eddie Muller introducing each movie in person.

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South Philadelphia’s Little Movie Store Opens With Video Rentals, VHS Tapes

Be kind and rewind! Those old enough to remember what that phrase meant are rejoicing at the revival of the old-fashioned video rental store concept in South Philadelphia. The Little Movie Store has opened its doors at the corner of 10th and McKean streets, offering lovers of analog media a chance to go back to the days before streaming.

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Inside the 'I Play Rocky' premiere in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - Stars and filmmakers gathered on the red carpet at the Philadelphia Film Society for the local premiere of I Play Rocky, celebrating Sylvester Stallone and the real-life struggle behind his iconic movie. Director Peter Farrelly emphasized that Stallone’s real-life journey closely mirrored the plot of the 1976 classic....

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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Watch Philly rapper Skrilla chill in the favelas for ‘Mandela’

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Skrilla isn’t out on the town with his star girlfriend, he releases music. Earlier this week, the Philadelphia rapper released the official video for his song, ‘Mandela’. Over the menacing beat, the songwriter with Mexican and African-American origins raps about changing his environment and loyalty. Throughout his verse, he talks about signing a deal, being stuck on a hill, praying to orishas and sacrifices.

New York, NY · 11d

pagevalleynews.com

Patent for church envelope book

November 1, 1890 — Mr. M.M. Hitt, who a few months ago invented a church envelope book, has recently sold at a handsome price the rights to a party of gentlemen in the south, who will manufacture it upon an extensive scale, and place it up on the market throughout the country.

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10 Pennsylvania Libraries That Make A Simple Visit Feel Like A Discovery

Charles Dickens had a pet raven named Grip, and that bird now sits in a Pennsylvania library. Stuffed, of course. Grip is widely credited with helping inspire Edgar Allan Poe’s famous poem about a raven. I love that a library card can lead you to a literary bird. The...

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IBX RiverRink Winterfest brings ice skating, fire pits and winter nights to Philly’s waterfront

Ice skating and holiday lights will return to Philadelphia’s waterfront Nov. 27 when Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest opens for the season, bringing heated cabins, fire pits and food to the banks of the Delaware River. Winterfest will remain open through Feb. 28, 2027, with views of the Ben...

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Cherry Hill Township Lists Tribute to Patriotic Sports Movies

Cherry Hill Township is promoting a sports-movie program titled “A Tribute to Patriotic Sports Movies,” according to the township’s event listing. Tickets can be purchased for the event, as reported by Cherry Hill Township, NJ. The night will be hosted by Ray Didinger and Glen Macnow. The...

Cherry Hill, NJ · 10d

That Ball's Outta Here

On this date, 18 years ago, Philadelphia celebrated a title for the first time in 25 years

The 2008 Philadelphia Phillies broke the Curse of Billy Penn and the city erupted in revelry. Here's how two million fans celebrated their team.

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

Main Line Media News

Local writers to be featured at Jewish author book fair

More than 30 authors representing a wide range of genres, backgrounds and perspectives will participate in the Jewish Author Book Fair on Sunday, Nov. 15 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Congregation Mikveh Israel, 44 N 4th Street in Philadelphia. The event will bring together novelists, memoirists, historians, rabbis,...

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6abc Action News

'I Play Rocky' director, cast talk Philadelphia-centered movie about Sylvester Stallone

The director and stars of the very Philly film, "I Play Rocky," joined Action News on Monday.