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Mother Nature may have rained on our parade in September, but you can’t keep a good dog down! After a nor’easter forced the postponement of its original September 26 date, Animal Orphanage (AO) is ready to give its milestone 30th Annual Woofstock Festival another go on Saturday, November 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Voorhees Town […]
Philly's pickle obsession is no longer a side dish — it's a full-blown event. With National Pickle Day around the corner, the city is going all in on the brine with pickle-themed parties, cocktails, beer and even chocolate. The Big Dill. Billed as the “World’s Largest Pickle Party”, The...
There are very few places in this world where spending under twenty dollars feels like an absolute victory, and The Book Trader in Philadelphia is proudly one of them. If you’ve never heard of this place, consider yourself about to have a very good day. Let’s start with the...
Cook and Shaker has tripled its footprint in Philadelphia's Old Richmond neighborhood, the result of a major renovation that stretched over the past year. The comfort-food bar, run by longtime chef-business partners Paul Quintieri and Laura Viegas, knocked down walls, installed new beams, built out a brand new kitchen and added a garage-style window wall to the space at 2301 E. Albert Street.
Jack McCaffery’s cancer diagnosis triggered an outpouring of support from Caitlin Clark, the Fever, and beyond.
More than 50 doughnut varieties fill the counter at Beiler’s Doughnuts, and there’s plenty to catch your eye. From classic glazed rings to cream-filled favorites, the selection makes choosing just one a challenge. I love that kind of delicious dilemma. The dough is mixed from scratch and rolled...
Our Thomas Drayton and Alex Holley meet the James Mueller the owner of Pretzel Day Pretzels. It's a South Philly favorite which has savory and sweet pretzels. Ya Gotta Try It.
Winter is just around the corner, and there’s no better excuse to trade the biting wind for a warm mug and a quiet corner. Main Line Today’s Anne E. Hill and Ben Silver have rounded up the region’s best local coffee shops. The Buttery, Bryn Mawr and...
New Jersey is often called the diner capital of the world, and the title still fits. Plenty of spots now serve trendy brunch or a short list of toast and lattes, but some diners still put out the full spread. Think eggs, home fries, hash, pancakes, and coffee refills at...
The nonprofit café creates employment opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and neurodivergent conditions.
Joey Baldino took over Bomb Bomb Bar and Grill in the fall of 2025. A year later, it was honored by the New York Times as one of the best restaurants of 2026.
Ready to find the best bakeries in Pennsylvania that could make even a French chef jealous?. These 8 bakeries serve up fresh-baked goods and sweet treats that’ll have you jumping out of bed!. 1. Stock’s Bakery (Philadelphia) Some bakeries just feel like home the moment you walk in.
The protest poster named all the Jewish restaurants to boycott. Instead, the people of Philadelphia turned the poster into an invitation of Jewish restaurants to support. The old Jewish joke got new life: How do you summarize all the Jewish holidays in one line? “They tried to kill us. We survived. Let’s eat.”
'Strength is for everyone' is the motto of Power Plant Gym, where 77-year-old Dael Cohen and others of all skill levels have found where they fit in.
Philadelphia is a smaller musical-market than people may assume, but the last decade has influenced a bubbling movement of young stars busting out of the city’s limits, and West Philadelphia native Surf7 is truly nothing short of a shining prime example from the new wave of notable voices. Breaking the ice immediately with his viral debut single “Goose Coat” earlier this year, his raspy, gritty, bold voice brings the essence of his lyricism and beat selection together into a distinctive listening experience. Listeners can witness this in Surf7’s debut album WHOVILLE, a 17-track collective highlighting the young Philly bubbling star and an overall introduction to the journey of Surf7.
The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Michael Klein has compiled a list of November restaurant openings, including two spots close to home. A Greek taverna is coming to Havertown and a Texas-style breakfast taco stall is already serving in. . Koutouki, Havertown. Chef Tony Procopos, who used to cook at Lourdas Greek...
Delaware County Community College presents its fall student theatre production, the dark comedy “Beating a Dead Horse,” Nov. 18-21, 7 PM, at the College’s Marple Campus (901 South Media Line Road, Media, in the Academic Building’s Large Auditorium. Steve and Marty Martin are two brothers on...