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Courier Post

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New park opens at former Cherry Hill swim club site

Nobody's splashing, but kids are having fun again at the former site of a Cherry Hill swim club. Kingston Park has opened on a nearly four-acre that once was the longtime home of Kingston Estates Swim Club, a gathering spot for area residents from 1957 to 2020. Cherry Hill spent $4.7 million to buy the site, demolish the club and build the recreation area over several budget years. The park includes separate play areas with cushioned surfaces for younger and older children at Deland and Princess avenues in the Kingston neighborhood. Preserved property: Cherry Hill farm returns to agricultural roots The property includes basketball courts, a street hockey rink, a walking path and a pavilion for community use, according to a statement from the township. In a sign of changing tastes in recreation, the park now has multiple cornhole boards. It does not retain some time-honored features of the swim club — like bocce and shuffleboard courts, ping pong tables, and a tetherball pole. One feature echoes the property's past. A concrete seal that served as Kingston Estates' mascot was removed and restored during the playground project. The seal is now positioned to greet visitors at the park's entrance. The

Cherry Hill, NJ · 7d

6abc Action News

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City, state leaders condemn boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia

AG Dave Sunday said in a statement that the timing is "deeply unsettling," as it's scheduled on the eve of Kristallnacht, the nationwide attack on Jewish citizens in Nazi Germany and Austria 88 years ago.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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The Variety Show will unite Philly's independent artists for a night of film, magic, horror and music

A mind reader, a horror collective and a pair of improvisers walk into PhilaMOCA. That's just a taste of what audiences can expect when The Variety Show returns Sunday, Nov. 8. Presented by Two Acre, the fourth edition of the event brings together filmmakers, musicians, magicians and other performers from...

Philadelphia, PA · 6d

6abc Action News

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'Museum, lightly used': Philly pop-up museum hits Facebook Marketplace after closing

After drawing more than 2,400 visitors in just 18 days, the Museum of the Philadelphian has closed its Fishtown pop-up. Now, its creator is hoping to find funding and a permanent home for the celebration of all things Philly.

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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Where to Eat, Order & Celebrate Thanksgiving Around Philadelphia This Year

Thanksgiving is all about spending quality time with family and friends, sharing a great meal, and making lasting memories. While hosting can be rewarding, it can also come with plenty of stress. Fortunately, there are plenty of Philadelphia-area restaurants, bakeries, and culinary destinations offering special Thanksgiving meals, catering options, and seasonal treats that make celebrating a little easier this year.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

6abc Action News

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Kylie Kelce among celeb speakers with messages of empowerment at Pa Conference for Women

Messages of support, authenticity and empowerment took center stage as thousands gathered for the Pennsylvania Conference for Women.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

DELCO.Today

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Upper Darby’s ‘King of Vinyl’ Val Shively Gets the Documentary Treatment

Inside his Garrett Road shop, stacked among millions of 45s, sits the life’s work of Val Shively, reports Peg DeGrassa for the Daily Times. R&B Records holds an estimated four to five million records, and collectors rank it among the world’s great record stores. Now its 82-year-old owner...

Upper Darby, PA · 6d

DELCO.Today

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Willowdale Brings Farm-to-Table Weddings to a Historic Kennett Square Farm

The new Willowdale venue, built on a former Kennett Square dairy farm through a $6 million renovation, opened in September 2026 at 115 E. Street Road. It pairs luxury event spaces with a farm-to-table menu sourced partly from its own grounds, writes Brooke Schultz for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The project...

Philadelphia, PA · 4d

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Luminature makes the holiday season more interactive at the Philadelphia Zoo

One of the biggest events of the holiday season is coming back with a few more additions to brighten up the night. The Philadelphia Zoo’s Luminature returns Nov. 19 and runs through Jan. 9, with a new interactive holiday adventure inspired by all the animals throughout the zoo. “LumiNature,...

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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Miracle on American Street returns with local makers, one-of-a-kind gifts

This holiday season, NextFab will once again make a case for shopping small, shopping local and giving the people you love something with a little more soul. Returning for its sixth year, the Miracle on American Street marketplace will take over the creative venue on Saturday, Nov. 21. From 11...

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

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Higher bar: A conversation with Dan Suro of La Jefa

Dan Suro was raised in hospitality. In 1986, his family opened Tequilas, a Philadelphia restaurant with authentic Mexican food so good they caught the attention of Carlos Santana, who became a family friend. “I guess Carlos saw us and thought, yeah I want some real good Mexican food. He probably...

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

WHYY

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‘Rent’ and ‘Grease’ on stage, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and race up the ‘Rocky’ steps in this week’s ‘Things to Do’

Weekend forecast: Rain is likely Friday, followed by sunny, breezy conditions Saturday and Sunday. Expect more fall-like temps, with highs around 60 degrees. Highlights: A sold-out Olivia Rodrigo show, plus performances of “Grease” and “Rent” on stage. See a screening at the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival or run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art during the Rocky Step Challenge.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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Mi Vida to open sister restaurant, Mi Casa, in University City

Six months after opening Mi Vida in Market East, KNEAD Hospitality + Design is rolling out another Mexican restaurant — Mi Casa — in University City on Friday. The restaurant, at 3151 Market St., serves Tex-Mex classics like guacamole, nachos and tacos, plus more atypical dishes such as mezcal meatloaf and adobo lasagna. The plates are a mix of "spice, smoke and soul" that merge American Southwest and Northern Mexico flavors and recipes, KNEAD says. It also has a full-service bar with more than 100 tequilas and mezcals.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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The Best Restaurants in South Jersey, Picked by Locals

Hungry? You’re in the right place. South Jersey has a better food scene than most people realize. We have BYOBs with pasta made by hand that morning, taverns older than the country, and diners that still bake their own cheesecake. We also have strong opinions about pork roll and about where to find a cheesesteak. That’d be on a round poppy seed roll in the city of Camden.

Burlington County, NJ · 8d

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Inside The Original Oregon Diner In South Philadelphia, Regulars Still Order Breakfast At 2 A.M.

Some places in South Philadelphia feel like they have been part of the neighborhood forever, and one booth-lined diner has earned that reputation since the 1960s. For decades, its name came up whenever someone wanted eggs and home fries at an hour when the rest of the city was asleep.

Philadelphia, PA · 7d

South Jersey Media

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Relief Engine Company’s Beerfest 12 on tap at the Community House

Moorestown Relief Engine Company’s Beerfest 12 will be held at the Community House on Saturday, Nov. 21, at 5:30 p.m. Tickets for the township’s only beer festival will include unlimited beer tastings from more than 20 local breweries, some of which have been involved with the event since its inception. “It’s shaping up to be […]

Moorestown, NJ · 6d

Main Line Media News

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Reading High graduate helping bring Betty Boop to life

Betty Boop is doing pretty well after nearly 100 years. The classic cartoon character first appeared on screen in 1930 short “Dizzy Dishes” and never really stopped. Broadway’s “BOOP! The Musical” debuted in 2025 and will hit Philadelphia Nov. 17-29 at the Academy of Music.

Philadelphia, PA · 8d

NBC Philadelphia

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Mayor, AG condemn boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in Philly

Several officials, including Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, are condemning a planned boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in the city. On Oct. 31, ‘Philly Bike On Your Left,’ a group that describes itself as an “anti-fascist, anti-Zionist social cycling collective," posted a flyer announcing a boycott of what they described as “Zionist establishments” in the city’s Rittenhouse Square neighborhood.

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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Inside ‘The Magicians Table,’ Philadelphia’s new immersive magic experience

Step inside a world where magic is always just a few inches away — and where the evening’s biggest mystery might be what happens next. ‘The Magicians Table’ is no ordinary magic show. The immersive experience, fresh from London, has arrived in Philadelphia for a limited engagement at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, inviting audiences into an enchanting evening of close-up illusions, unexpected surprises and a little theatrical mischief.

Philadelphia, PA · 6d

MONTCO.Today

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NOIR CITY Moves to Ambler Theater for Its 2026 Finale

Film noir has a new address in Montgomery County. NOIR CITY: Philadelphia, the touring festival that played Phoenixville’s Colonial Theatre last year, has moved to the Ambler Theater for 2026, writes Kenny Cooper for WHYY. The festival runs Nov. 13-15 at the 1928 Spanish Revival theater on Butler Avenue....

Ambler, PA · 6d