Culture

by Michele Zipkin Spring has most definitely sprung, and there’s no better way to celebrate that than with a festival!  The South Street Headhouse district will host its first annual spring festival on Saturday May 4th, to take place on South St. between 2nd and 8th Read More

by Michele Zipkin Whether you’re a cinema dork or just enjoy watching an occasional film, you might know about the screenings at International House Philadelphia on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus.  If you don’t know about them, now is a good time to Read More

by Dan Emmons Come out tomorrow at 4pm, Upper Darby American Legion post 214, to benefit the “To Write Love on Her Arms” charity.   There will live performances by Rivers Monroe, Yung Matic, DARIENNE, Adam Randolph Band, VEnT, The Final Statement as well as an artist showcase by Read More

by Jason Sendaula In the high tech world of the present there are far too many non-“do it yourself” types  out there who look at the obstacles and rather than get off of their ass and do so that they can get to where they want to be, they just don’t. It is perhaps even more rare Read More

by Stephen Krock It’s Last Call at the National Constitution Center! April 28th marks the tragic conclusion of American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition, the NCC’s current exhibition. Curated by Pulitzer Prize finalist Daniel Okrent, the exhibition boasts Read More

by Erin Sullivan This Sunday April 14th is the 2nd Annual Farm and Food Fest at the Pennsylvania Convention Center Annex. The Fest will be held from 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. and feature many local vendors. The fest is a project of Fair Food and PASA (Pennsylvania Association for Read More