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Dilworth Park
Your child might not appreciate the setting now — right there on the front porch of City Hall — but he will in 20 years, […]
Bouquet: On The Mark
Even we get stumped sometimes, but we always know where to turn: Mark Kingsdorf, owner of Philly’s The Queen of Hearts Wedding Consultants, wedding etiquette […]
Morning Headlines: Stalled Apartment Project Near Clark Park Will Meet the Neighbors, Again
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Developers of an apartment project at 4224 Baltimore Ave. will meet with the community to discuss their […]
Mark Your Calendars: Free Glow-in-the-Dark Yoga Class at CorePower Yoga
The only thing better than a glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class is a free glow-in-the-dark hot yoga class. And, come January 6th, Rittenhouse’s new CorePower Yoga […]
Run with Your Dog at First-Ever Bark in the Park 5K Race this Weekend
Grab your four-legged running buddy and get ready to race, you guys: This Saturday, October 25th, the first-ever Bark in the Park 5K race —complete […]
Better Health Can Be a Walk in the Park
When the doctor says you need to lower your blood pressure, it can be overwhelming to think about all of the lifestyle changes you might […]
Love Sculpture Moved From LOVE Park to Dilworth Park
For the George Young Company, it was a labor of love. Today, the company — working with Materials Conservation — moved the Love sculpture from […]
Dick Clark’s Unbelievable Flintstones House Dips Below $3 Million
Dick Clark, god rest his soul, was as treasured a Philadelphian (temporary or otherwise) as they come. But was he eccentric? He was. Did he […]
City Paper Publishes Updated Story About Darrell Clarke’s Daughter
So you might’ve heard around town that a “certain publication” published a piece online last week about “malfeasance tied to high-ranking Philadelphia people” — a […]
Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Didn’t Originally Allow Black Dancers
Dick Clark’s a fraud. On the face of it, a harsh charge, particularly given that Clark, now 82, once omnipresent on our TV screens, is […]
Beau Monde Owners Bid On Central Park’s Tavern On the Green
A Who’s Who of New York City restaurateurs and developers has been touring the former Tavern On the Green space in New York, as the […]
Darrell Clarke’s New Campaign Website Looks Prettty Mayoral
If this week’s bizarre Clarke-Nutter pissing match over school funding wasn’t signal enough that the Council Prez has bigger ambitions, Darrell’s got a new website up. […]
5 Things to Know about Darrell Clarke’s Massive Jobs Plan
On Inauguration Day, City Council President Darrell Clarke announced in a semi-mayoral speech that he would soon unveil an energy savings program that would create more than 10,000 […]
Dilworth Park’s Rothman Ice Rink Opens November 14th!
Didn’t we tell you it would open before Thanksgiving? The Center City District announced today that the Rothman Institute Ice Rink at Dilworth Park will be open […]
Mark Segal’s Reputation Deserves Better Than Mark Segal
Mark Segal sure likes his adjectives. Last Friday the Philadelphia Gay News publisher wrote a column in which he called Philly Mag “racist,” “sexist” and […]