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(Janice Woodcock, Zivile Pupinyte, Ann Peters, and Emily Squires Levine in The Parlor Shop at the Philadelphia Art Alliance. A corner of the portrait of Christine Wetherill shows at top left. Credit: Lauren Lipton)

Positively Philadelphia: The Parlor Shop at the Art Alliance

A group of artists are selling their goods inside an historic room of the Philadelphia Art Alliance, for the benefit of the cultural foundation.

2013/06/02

Penn's Landing (credit: randell e. scott)

Top Free Summer Music Events In Philadelphia

With families on the lookout for affordable entertainment, these free music events in Philadelphia are bound to be favorites during the upcoming months.

2013/05/23

Kidcasting From The Rittenhouse Rown Spring Festival in Philadelphia

Children had the opportunity to be a KYW News Anchor at the Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival in Philadelphia on May 18th, 2013.

2013/05/20

(A rugby sevens demonstration on 18th Street, adjacent to Rittenhouse Square. Credit: John McDevitt)

Student Athletes Show Off ‘Rugby Sevens’ Skills Ahead of Annual Tourney

To get the public fired up, area college players participated in a rugby demonstration on a blocked-off street along Rittenhouse Square.

2013/05/14

Armand Scavo in South Philadelphia Studio preparing for the show. (Credit: John McDevitt)

Artists Take Over Rittenhouse Square For Juried Craft Fair

One hundred forty five fine craftsmen from across the country and Canada will set up booths in Rittenhouse Square

2013/05/10

(A vendor shows off a bicycle vending rack. Credit: Steve Tawa)

Vendors Give Philadelphians a Peek At Bike-Sharing Equipment Up For Bid

The city intends to roll out a program next year in which customers will be able to help themselves to a sturdy bike for a short time, paying at the self-service docking stations by the day or through an annual membership.

2013/04/30

Top Upcoming Themed Pub Crawls In Philadelphia

Themed pub crawls in Philadelphia have become a popular way to enjoy drinks, food, companionship and explore a favorite interest.

2013/04/25

Year Into Reboot, Philadelphia’s Le Bec Fin Adjusting

Yes, Le Bec is back. But this former grand dame of French gastronomy, which spent decades in the rarefied air of haute cuisine, is still adjusting the recipe on its second act.

2013/02/24

Eakins Oval, in its current configuration, is used as a parking
lot for Art Museum visitors. (Credit: Plan Philly)

Plan For Ben Franklin Parkway Envisions ‘More Park, Less Way’

Deputy Mayor for environmental and community resources Michael DiBerardinis says recent improvements have been remarkable, including $20 million in streetscape improvements, the new Barnes Foundation, the renovated Rodin Museum, Sister Cities Park and the restored Logan Square.

2013/02/04