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Seniors form 'The Golden Kazoos' band in Haddonfield, New Jersey

South Jersey seniors formed 'The Golden Kazoos' band, humming along with a new talent and new friends they made along the way.

Haddonfield, NJ · 11d

We Are New Jersey

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A Beloved Philly Concert Venue Is Shutting Down for Good After This Saturday’s Shows

World Stage, the Philadelphia venue formerly known as World Cafe Live, is closing permanently after this Saturday’s Halloween shows. It follows months of labor issues, a defaulted lease, and financial trouble.

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

We Are New Jersey

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Looking for Something to Look Forward To This Winter? The 2027 Camden Waterfront Concert Season Has Started

The Camden Waterfront concert season 2027 is already taking shape. And we're excited.

Camden, NJ · 11d

South Jersey Media

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Autumn comes alive at Harvest Festival

As Halloween grows closer and autumn is in full swing, there is no better way to ring in the season than by checking out your local Harvest Festival.  On Sunday, October 18th, the Cherry Hill Harvest Festival was held at Croft Farms with a variety of vendors, activities, and live entertainment. At this year’s festival, […]

Cherry Hill, NJ · 12d

metrophiladelphia.com

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Swing That Cat brings West Philly Swing Thing back to The Rotunda

Get ready to jump, jive and swing the night away as Philadelphia-based band Swing That Cat returns to The Rotunda for the seventh annual West Philly Swing Thing on Friday, Nov. 13. The free event brings an evening of live music and dancing to University City, beginning with an hour...

Philadelphia, PA · 11d

South Jersey Media

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How the Ben Franklin Bridge shaped South Jersey

This past summer, the entire country spent the month of July celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. However, for the greater Philadelphia area, Independence Day was not the only celebration on the docket.  The Benjamin Franklin Bridge first opened to the public on the first of July in 1926, marking 100 […]

Cherry Hill, NJ · 12d

chescotimes.com

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On Stage: Cannon brings a bit of the Chicago blues to the Delaware Valley

If you’re talking about pizza, the “Chicago Way” is deep-dish pizza – accept no substitutes. If you’re talking about music, the “Chicago Way” is Chicago blues and, to a lesser extent, Chicago‑style jazz — two influential genres shaped by the city’s early 20th‑century jazz scene and the “Great Migration.”

Sellersville, PA · 12d

phillyvoice.com

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Get a Mütter Museum-inspired tattoo at its first Tattoo Flash Day on Nov. 22

The Mütter Museum is known for its unusual medical collections. Now, it's giving people a chance to turn some of that inspiration into permanent body art. The Philadelphia museum is hosting its first Tattoo Flash Day on Sunday, Nov. 22, from noon to 6 p.m., in partnership with Frequency Tattoo. The studio will offer flash tattoos inspired by the Mütter Museum and its Historical Medical Library.

Philadelphia, PA · 10d

New Jersey Stage

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Rock On! This Week's Sound Bites... 10/29/2026

"I heard you're coming to The December 6 Christmas party only because I'm playing," laughed Dave Keyes as he discussed his upcoming gigs at The Lizzie Rose Music Room on October 24, Jamey's House of Music in Lansdowne, PA on Halloween and the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation's holiday party on the aforementioned December 6 at McCloone's Supper Club in Asbury Park, NJ. "It's gonna be a hell of a band, Bernard (Purdie) is playing drums and Mike Merritt from Conan O'Brien's show is playing bass and Arthur Nielson from Shemekia's (Copeland) band is gonna play guitar so it should be a fun soiree as they say and then I have a gig with Benny Turner down at Jamey's so I've got some interesting stuff coming up."

Asbury Park, NJ · 11d

Phillymag.com

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Taylor Swift and Philly: By the Numbers

This month marks the 20th anniversary of the pride of Berks County’s eponymous debut album. Swift is also now officially family of Delco’s most famous couple. What better time to take a look at some local Tay-Tay facts and figures?. 33.8 million. Viewers who tuned into Fox in...

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

Phillymag.com

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14 New Books by Philly Authors to Add to Your TBR List

These new works by local authors are either on the shelves now or will be soon. Take note. These days, the shelves are well-stocked with myth-mining romantasies filled with fates, fights and fornication, but let it be known that Madeline Miller is on a Mount Olympus all her own. In her spellbinding and best-selling novels The Song of Achilles (2011) and Circe (2018) she employed gorgeous and grounded prose to pull Greek mythology into a world that could pass for our own. Illness has hindered Miller’s output in recent years, but let us take this new standalone short story as an auspicious omen. Mestra explores the lesser known tale of Erysichthon, a brazen king cursed with insatiable hunger after pissing off Demeter.

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

Yahoo!

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The story beneath your feet: The history and survival of Philadelphia’s cobblestone streets

Philadelphia's early cobblestone roads date back to the late 17th century, laid with naturally rounded stones gathered directly along the Delaware River. Between 1830 and 1884, cobblestone was the city's dominant road surface, but by 1915, almost all of it was replaced by asphalt to accommodate automobiles. Today, only seven...

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

Parade

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Bruce Springsteen Just Released the Final Part of His Concert Film, Featuring 3 of His Biggest Hits

Bruce Springsteen has shared the final chapter of his Philadelphia concert film, featuring three classic hits and an emotional moment with fans.

Philadelphia, PA · 11d

Main Line Media News

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St. Patrick Church’s annual Christmas Bazaar to bring back popular booths as well as tried and true favorites

St. Patrick Parish invites the community to one of St. Patrick’s most popular and beloved traditions, the annual Christmas Bazaar. This year’s bazaar, scheduled for Nov. 13 and Nov. 14, is dedicated to Denise Lewis, who served as organizer and brain child for the event for the last several years. Denise passed away in July.

Norristown, PA · 13d

allhiphop.com

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Meek Mill Takes “Dream Chasers Nights” Beyond Philly With Six-City Run

Meek Mill is taking “Dream Chasers Nights” beyond Philadelphia, expanding his hometown concert into a six-city run that stretches from November 24 through December 20. His official website now lists six cities for the shows. That is a change from the original announcement, which billed the Philadelphia date as a one-night-only homecoming with Live Nation Urban.

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

KYW News Radio

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Drexel students, activists hold march and vigil to demand Academy of Natural Sciences reopens

Dozens of Drexel students and activists gathered outside the now-shuttered Academy of Natural Sciences to demand he museum be reopened in a march and vigil.

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

broadstreetreview.com

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Your guide to November 2026 Philly theater

Jonathan Spector is one of the most in-demand playwrights currently working. His Eureka Day, a prescient satire about vaccine resistance, won the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play in 2025. This past summer, his latest, Birthright, which considers how tensions around October 7 tests an American Jewish friend group, was a sold-out smash in New York. (I was lucky to get tickets to the final week of performances, after several extensions.)

Philadelphia, PA · 11d