Culture

by Jane Roser One of the most inspiring movies I remember watching as a kid was Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Jimmy Stewart portrays a quiet, naive small town patriot who is suddenly thrust into Washington politics where his dreams and ideals are shattered when he discovers that, Read More

by Geno Thackara Peanut butter and chocolate. Boardwalks and ice cream. Pizza with honey (shut up, it’s great). Some things just naturally belong together – and of course we can’t forget that timeless combo: horror and comedy. If you’ve ever spent a goofy Read More

by Mely Duong Infused into the very heart of Philly and its urban culture lies skateboarding at its finest. Rebellious. Innovative. Thrilling. Independent. These are just some of the vibes that allowed for the development of FDR, the largest DIY skatepark in the world. As a fully Read More

by Brenda Hillegas Bloomers began at University of Penn in 1978. A tradition at the Ivy League school open to men for many years, now the women were more than ready to start their own musical sketch comedy troupe. Entirely student-run productions are the core of Bloomers, so in Read More

by Brenda Hillegas If you’ve been following our social media posts, you know we had the opportunity to check out a preview of next week’s Mt. Airy’s Street Fare: Sip, Savor, Stroll. We’ll be posting mouth-watering pictures next week to get your bellies Read More

All photos by Dan Williams Photography.  Photography details on our Facebook page. Read More