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Good to Know: November 2026

Downtown Media has a new mural celebrating its trolley-town charm. The Media Arts Council recently unveiled “A Postcard from Everybody’s Hometown” in the garden between the Pennsylvania Veterans Museum and Kung Fu Tea. Designed by Stephanie Untz and installed by Media’s own Carrie Kingsbury, it features the iconic 1940s-era Red Arrow trolley that ran through State Street until 1981. Today, Media is one of the last small towns in America with an active trolley on its main street. MediaArtsCouncil.org.

Media, PA · 12d

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‘Together We Are America’: New Bad Bunny Mural in Hunting Park Celebrates Cultural Pride

Philadelphia already has more than 4,000 murals. On the 3800 block of North Fifth Street and Rising Sun Avenue in Hunting Park, the city has a new one, with Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny at its center. Esperanza dedicated the mural, titled “Juntos Somos América / Together We Are America,”...

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

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Parkland HS marching band set to perform in 6abc Thanksgiving Day Parade

Parkland High School marching band set to perform in 6abc Thanksgiving Day Parade. Some Lehigh County students will get their time to shine in the Thanksgiving Day parade in Philadelphia.

Lehigh County, PA · 12d

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Negotiations underway to keep Portal live-streaming installation in Philadelphia

The Portal was set to be dismantled on Thursday and shipped to Miami, but last-minute negotiations with an anonymous patron are underway to save it and keep it in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, PA · 11d

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Tally Hall expands reunion tour, 'blown away' by fan response

Reunited Ann Arbor pop-rock outfit Tally Hall is expanding its upcoming run of shows to meet fan demand. The band has added a second Los Angeles show to its itinerary on May 3, joining the already announced May 2 concert. The band also moved to larger venues in Philadelphia (April 14), Chicago (April 18) and San Diego (May 1). In addition to its previously announced April 17 concert at the Michigan Theater, a listing for a second Michigan Theater concert appeared Oct. 28 on Ticketmaster's website, but has since been removed. The new listing was for an April 16 show, which was not a part of the group's expanded tour announcement on Oct. 29. Tickets for the April 17 concert at the Michigan Theater go on sale at 10 a.m. Oct. 30 via Ticketmaster, with a general onsale to follow at 12 p.m. Meanwhile, the group said on X it has been "BLOWN AWAY" by the response to its reunion. PEOPLE OF THE EARTH…We underestimated the response. THANK YOU. We’re doing our best to accommodate. We’ve upgraded to larger venues where possible, and added a show. Details will be shared at 10am tomorrow (Thursday). WE’RE BLOWN AWAY. Wow. — Tally

Ann Arbor, MI · 11d

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History with Chuck: The July 1995 demolition of Cheltenham High School / Ogontz Junior High

The former Cheltenham High School and Ogontz Junior High building was demolished on July 3, 1995 after 90 years of existence. According to a 1995 article by The Philadelphia Inquirer, years of devastation from vandalism and arson were the motivating factors behind the decision to demolish the buildings. The building served as a high school until the early 1960s and then became a middle school until a 1994 fire affected a six-foot chain-link fence around the premises.

Cheltenham Township, PA · 12d

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South Street Headhouse District Plans Candy Crawl, Vintage Car Parade, Trick-or-Treating on Oct. 31

The South Street Headhouse District in Philadelphia will host several Halloween-themed events on Saturday, Oct. 31. Activities will include a candy crawl, costume promenade, vintage car parade, trunk-or-treat, and Halloween at Headhouse. According to a PhillyVoice report, the candy crawl runs from noon to 5 p.m. with participating shops distributing...

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

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Nearby: Celebrate the Holiday Season Including the Annual “World Nativities” Exhibition at Glencairn Museum

This holiday season, discover holiday traditions, explore a castle decorated for Christmas, and experience Nativity scenes from around the world at Glencairn Museum. Whether continuing a family tradition or discovering Glencairn for the first time, visitors are invited to experience the beauty, history, and holiday traditions of this National Historic Landmark.

Bryn Athyn, PA · 13d

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Philadelphia Listening Rooms and Vinyl Bars Offer Places to Explore Musical Experiences

Listening rooms and vinyl bars are popping up across Philadelphia. Whether you want to discover a new sound on your own or kick back with friends, Philly has plenty of places to get lost in the music. 48 Record Bar. The 48 Record Bar, above Sassafras in Old City, offers...

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

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Drexel proposes relocating Academy of Natural Sciences as part of long-term plan

The shuttered Academy of Natural Sciences could one day reopen at a new location in Philadelphia as part of a long-term plan to reopen the historic museum and keep it financially sustainable, Drexel's leaders told the Philadelphia City Council at a hearing on Monday. The Academy, which was founded in...

Philadelphia, PA · 14d

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Philadelphia Listening Rooms and Vinyl Bars Offer Places to Explore Musical Experiences

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

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Bruce Springsteen's bonds with fans highlights Philly concert film

The bond between Bruce Springsteen and his fans takes centerstage in the fourth installment of “Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour (Philadelphia Freedom Cut)” concert film, released Wednesday, Oct. 28. A group of fans held up signs that said “Thank you for OUR Lifetimes” during the performance of “Born to Run” in the encore. Springsteen had been thanking audiences for his “lifetime” on “The Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour.” The concert film was shot May 30 at the Xfinity Mobile Center in Philadelphia, the last show of the tour. “It was a lovely thank you, a tip of the hat for the years that we put in,” said Springsteen previously to the Asbury Park Press of the fans' gesture. “Not just those 20 shows but the years that we put in, in solidarity behind a philosophy, political point of view and a commitment that’s come with that that I've spent the last 50 years of my life developing along with my band. We’ve been long and consistent in our beliefs, and it was a thank you for that consistency over the years.” Bruce fan Suzanne Lovett of Providence, Rhode Island, came up the idea of fans holding

Philadelphia, PA · 12d

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Bill Tafrow To Retire From Afternoons At B101 Philadelphia

Bill Tafrow will retire from Audacy AC “B101” WBEB Philadelphia on Friday, October 30. He told listeners, “The time just flew. I worked my way in, up and around and somehow ended up on the morning show and had some amazing years with Jenn Ryan my former partner. I’d be lying if her retiring almost two years ago, a little piece of me went out that door as well. It was an awesome honor to do afternoons here at the B, but its coming to an end. My heart is full. It truly is. I understand when people say that, but I know what it means now. I got to do everything I wanted to do in radio. There’s not one more thing left for me to do here on the B.”

Philadelphia, PA · 14d

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St. Demetrios Greek Festival brings a taste of the Mediterranean to Upper Darby

Get ready to eat, dance and say ‘Opa!’ — the Saint Demetrios Greek Wine and Food Festival is back next weekend for its fall iteration, and anyone is invited to take a culinary trip to the Mediterranean without ever leaving the state. Hosted by Saint Demetrios Greek...

Upper Darby, PA · 13d

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Eastern State Penitentiary's radical approach to prison reform left a global legacy

When Eastern State Penitentiary opened in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood in 1829, it introduced a radical approach to incarceration: isolate people to encourage reflection, remorse and reform.

Philadelphia, PA · 14d

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MCCC Faculty Member Selected for International Recording Artist Residency in the Arctic and Awarded by Berklee College of Music

A Montgomery County Community College Sound Recording and Music Technology (SRT), A.A.S., program alumnus and faculty member was recently selected for an international artist residency in the Arctic. He was also named the recipient of the 2026 iZotope Award for Excellence in Creativity in Music Production from Berklee College of...

Montgomery County, PA · 15d

WHYY

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Ethics questions at PGW, a conversation with self-proclaimed ‘sociopath’ Raymond Horsch, celebrating Philly’s ‘Truth Tellers’ | The Source episode 14

The Source episode 14 explores Philadelphia Gas Works’ CEO failing to disclose gifts from the Phillies on ethics forms, plus a conversation with the late Raymond Horsch whose Olney home is at the center of a grisly police investigation, Pope Leo Village in Brewerytown, hear from the winners of Billy Penn’s Truth Tellers award, and a look at changes happening in Strawberry Mansion.\

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

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Documentary about Philadelphia gay rights activist, KIYOSHI, makes world debut at Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival

The world premiere of KIYOSHI, the documentary about acclaimed Philadelphia activist, Kiyoshi Kuromiya, kicks off the 19th annual Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival (PAAFF) on Thursday, November 5. Screened in the Graham Auditorium at the Moore College of Art, KIYOSHI is the first feature length film about one of Philadelphia’s...

Philadelphia, PA · 13d

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The Norristown Inventor Who Telegraphed Lincoln From a Balloon

In April 1861, a balloon drifted out of the sky into South Carolina. Its pilot had launched from Cincinnati about a week after the Civil War began. A crowd decided the stranger was a Yankee spy. Local authorities arrested him before the mob could act. The pilot was Thaddeus Lowe....

Norristown, PA · 19d

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