Culture

By Michelle Singer ​The Battle of the Burger is back for the 2nd year in a row! Hosted by Philadelphia Magazine and presented by Amstel Light the final round is taking place next Wednesday night at The Piazza At Schmidts. It’s up to you, the public, to decide the winne Read More

by Gabriella Relos Everything RUC has to offer comes together to present a festival right in the campus Quad. This is the first ever music festival held at Rutgers Camden. Nothing says welcome back to the students more than live music, free food and new friends. Whether Read More

by Kelley Galloway Saturday, September 6th kicks off the inaugural Delaware River Craft Brewfest at PPL Park. You don’t need to be a soccer fan to join the fun, though—the festivities begin at 3:00pm and your ticket includes a ton of beer-related fun (and a sweet souvenir tasting Read More

by Ari Roth Now entering its 9th year, Greenfest Philly is a treat for both music fans and environmentalists. In 2005, the Clean Air Council began hosting this free festival in Headhouse Square, bringing together great bands, delicious food, workshops and vendors focused on Read More

Written By: Jodie E. Saueraker There are many people I respect in the Philadelphia music scene and one that stands out is Sonya McDuffie. She recently reached out to That Mag about covering a fundraising event she was hosting for Councilman Kenyatta Johnson. As a magazine, we try Read More

by Ari Roth Vinyl Revival is one of the latest in a new breed of modern record stores, emerging after the supposed “death” of the format as listeners began to return to analog. As Vinyl Revival’s Andrea DiFabio tells me, the store, which opened last August, does indeed sell Read More