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gloucestercitynews.net
A Look Ahead at Gloucester City’s Signature Events
Gloucester City’s annual traditions bring our community together in every season, and several of our major celebrations are already on the calendar. These larger events offer residents and visitors alike the chance to take part in the community spirit that defines our city. Additional details will be shared as each date approaches, and more events will be added throughout the year.
philadelphia.today
New Steakhouse from Atlas Restaurant Group Coming to The Rittenhouse Hotel
Atlas Restaurant Group is set to open its second Philadelphia restaurant, with steakhouse concept The Ruxton expected to open inside The Rittenhouse Hotel by 2027. Atlas Restaurant Group is set to open its second Philadelphia restaurant, introducing its steakhouse concept The Ruxton at The Rittenhouse Hotel, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
glensidelocal.com
Glenside resident, award-winning classical guitarist Dr. Ben Lougheed to perform at All Hallows Church in Wyncote on March 28
The All Hallows Episcopal Church at 262 Bent Road in Wyncote (Cheltenham Township) will host award-winning classical guitar soloist Dr. Ben Lougheed on Saturday, March 28 at 7:00pm. Titled “Dancing on Six Strings“, the 75-minute concert will feature music from around the globe. Lougheed will perform selections ranging from Argentina’s...
phillyvoice.com
Friday Night at the Philadelphia Museum of Art will highlight Women’s History Month
Music, tours and hands-on activities will fill the Philadelphia Museum of Art on March 13 as the museum marks Women’s History Month during its Friday Night series. The event runs from 5 to 8:30 p.m. in the main building. Admission is pay what you wish, and members receive free entry.
Marilyn Johnson
Behind the Smoke: How Big Swerve’s BBQ in Westville Became New Jersey’s Barbecue King
Tucked into a brick building at 201 Broadway in Westville, Gloucester County, something smoky, soulful, and unapologetically bold is happening. Big Swerve’s BBQ, the humble barbecue food truck turned culinary sensation, has been captivating barbecue lovers in South Jersey and beyond, earning itself recognition as New Jersey’s top barbecue spot in recent statewide rankings.
Broadway World
Walnut Street Theatre to Stage 1776 THE MUSICAL for America's 250th Anniversary
Walnut Street Theatre (WST) will conclude its 217th season of legendary stories with 1776 The Musical, just steps from where the original story took place. The production is a key part of Philadelphia's celebration commemorating the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This awe-inspiring show begins previews on April 14, opens April 22, and continues its limited engagement through May 31 only.
takingthekids.com
The Pennsylvania Restaurant Where Supper Sells Out Night After Night
Philadelphia has plenty of restaurants, but only one makes diners set alarms and refresh browsers at the exact moment reservations drop. Her Place Supper Club operates Monday through Friday with just 26 seats and two seatings each night, creating a dining experience so coveted that tables vanish within minutes of becoming available.
DELCO.Today
This South Philly Eatery is a Hidden Gem for BBQ Lovers
Located in South Philly, Mike's BBQ is a true hidden gem where meat is smoked in a traditional way, luring patrons with its enticing scent. Located in South Philadelphia, Mike’s BBQ is a true hidden gem where the meat is smoked a traditional way in a Lang Smoker, that lures in patrons with its enticing scent, reports Bob Kelly for FOX 29.
MONTCO.Today
Historic Ambler Building Set for Fresh Start With Two New Concepts
Upper Dublin’s Barry Caplan buys Gypsy Blu in Ambler, investing $3M to launch Porter and Gaslight this spring. A hospitality veteran from Upper Dublin is taking over the location of Ambler’s former Gypsy Blu, according to Emma Dooling for The Philadelphia Business Journal. Barry Caplan has purchased the...
familyvacationsus.com
The Philly Cheesesteak at This Florida Shop Tastes Like It Came Straight from South Philly
If you have ever craved a real Philly cheesesteak but did not want to drive all the way to Pennsylvania, South Philly Steaks in Orlando, Florida might be exactly what you have been looking for. This no-frills sandwich shop has earned serious praise for serving cheesesteaks that feel like they...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Modest Pennsylvania Restaurant’s Patio Is Setting the Tone For 2026 Dining
Dining in Pennsylvania keeps evolving, and sometimes the biggest trends begin in the most unassuming places. A thoughtfully designed patio can change the entire mood of a meal. Sunlight filters through leafy branches, string lights glow as evening settles in, and the faint scent of fresh herbs drifts from nearby...
familydestinationsguide.com
This Unassuming New Jersey Tavern Has Been Serving Legendary Cheesesteaks Since 1943
Sometimes the best things in life come wrapped in Kaiser rolls and served in places that look like your uncle’s basement bar. Donkey’s Place in Camden, New Jersey, is proof that you don’t need fancy décor or a trendy location to become a legend. Let’s talk...
glensidelocal.com
Hiway Theater in Jenkintown to host 4th Annual Sci-Phi Film Festival March 27-29
The Hiway Theater in Jenkintown will host a series of special events in March. A Sunday Screwballs screening of “Bringing Up Baby” will be held on Sunday, March 8, followed by a Horror at The Hiway screening of “Friday the 13th” on Friday, March 13. The...
wooderice.com
Mi Vida Mexican Restaurant Opens in Center City’s East Market Featuring a Contemporary Menu and 130+ Tequilas & Mezcals
A new addition has arrived in Center City as East Market welcomes Mi Vida, the Contemporary Mexican restaurant concept from Washington, D.C.-based hospitality group KNEAD Hospitality + Design. Now officially open at 1150 Ludlow Street, Mi Vida occupies 8,700 square feet of ground-floor retail space within the East Market development.
sideofculture.com
Centering Native Voices: The Penn Museum’s New Native North America Gallery
At the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (Penn Museum) on Penn’s campus in Philadelphia, an innovative collaboration between eight Native Consulting Curators and two Penn curators has created a colorful space filled with videos and interactive stations. Opened in November 2025, the new Native North America Gallery brings together objects that convey the long history of Native peoples and contemporary Native voices and artworks. About 250 items fill a 2,000-square-foot space focused on tribes in four regions: the Northeast’s Lenape, the first people in the Delaware Valley; the Eastern Band Cherokee and Muscogee (Creek) of the Southeast; the Pueblo peoples of the Southwest; and the Alutiiq and Lingít of the Gulf of Alaska. From videos with the Consulting Curators to information panels, the gallery centers the perspectives of Native people, emphasizing their resilience in preserving a distinct cultural identity despite forced removal and conflicts.