Center City
Headlines: Boyd Site to Get TargetExpress; Tower Request Withdrawn
Target, Tarjey, whatever you call it — at least one is coming to Center City. According to the Inquirer’s Jacob Adelman, Target spokesperson Erika Winkels has […]
A.Kitchen Is Launching An Express Lunch Service
This one’s for the Center City crowd looking for something a little different for lunch. A.Kitchen and A.Bar are rolling out a new weekly changing sandwich-and-a-side […]
Chinatown Wawa Closes
The Chinatown Wawa at 1038 Arch Street has closed. The location, which was the smallest of Center City’s Wawa stores, shuttered at midnight, Sunday June 7th. A […]
Best Appetizer Deals of Center City Sips
Center City Sips kicks off today and, though the downtown-wide happy hour is certainly about the drinks ($3 beer, $4 wine and $5 cocktails), a […]
Start Center City Sips a Week Early
Center City Sips, the Center City-wide Wednesday night happy hour officially kicks off on Wednesday, June June 3rd. The weekly deal includes $3 beer, $4 […]
Center City District: We Didn’t Know Protest Was Scheduled for Dilworth
Occupy Philly moved in to the old Dilworth Plaza on October 6th, 2011. The concrete plaza was quickly taken over by the activists, who made […]
PHOTOS: Leasing Has Started at Avenir on Fifteenth in Center City
Last March (boy, that was quick), we told you about six Philadelphia development projects that were springing forward this year. For fun, we tacked on […]
The Empty-Nester’s Guide To Center City
Congratulations! You made it. Your kids are grown. You’ve managed to save a few bucks. You still have a mostly-intact prostate. And now, you want […]
Aldine Debuts New Menu Format
When I heard that Aldine was changing its menu format, I thought maybe that meant the menu would no longer feature stupid colons in between […]
The Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival Is Coming
If you’re looking for a fun, free way to celebrate the beginning of allergy season (or what some people call, “spring”), on Saturday, May 2, head […]
Our Q&A With Out Center City Jazz Festival Headliner Dena Underwood
Out musician Dena Underwood—who you may recognize as one of the fab piano players at Tavern On Camac— opened last fall’s OutBeat, the nation’s first queer jazz […]
How Long Before Center City Is as Dense as Manhattan?
One of the compliments I typically hear about Philadelphia is that “it’s manageable” — less crowded, moving at a slower place, wholly un-claustrophobic. When people […]
All-You-Can-Eat Crawfish Boil at The Foodery
Tonight marks the official start of The Foodery Rittenhouse‘s Thursday Crawfish Boil. Every thursday from 5-10pm for just $20 you can eat boiled crawfish to […]
West Philly Native Billie Holiday to Receive Plaque on Philadelphia Walk of Fame [UPDATED]
UPDATE [4/8/2015, 10:15 am] In a previous version of this story we mentioned that All That Jazz director Faye Anderson nominated Billie Holiday for a […]
Who’s Playing This Year’s Center City Jazz Festival
The fourth annual Center City Jazz Festival is rolling back into town on Saturday, April 25th, and this year’s lineup includes nearly 20 performances throughout downtown […]