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Philadelphia Museums Showing Power of Collaboration in New Exhibitions
As many Philadelphia museums gear up to unveil new exhibitions over the coming months, a newly-launched one is among several joint collaborations taking place between…
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New Tavern in Northern Liberties Aims to Fill Void on Delaware River Waterfront
Lucky Duck, a new bar, restaurant, and American bistro, has opened in Northern Liberties, writes Michael Tanenbaum for PhillyVoice. The new restaurant is located at…
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South Philly’s Emilia D’Albero, 2025 Cheesemonger Olympic Gold Medalist, Talks Cheese Knowledge and More
Emilia D’Albero made history back in the fall when she became the first American to ever win gold at the Cheesemonger Olympics, writes Victor Fiorillo…
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America’s Time Capsule Nears Burial at Philadelphia’s Independence Mall on July 4
After years of planning and engineering challenges, America’s Time Capsule is nearly ready to be buried at Philadelphia’s Independence National Historical Park on July 4,…
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For Black History Month, Check Out These Black-Owned Restaurants in Philadelphia
Black-owned restaurants and eateries are a critical part of Philadelphia’s vibrant culinary and hospitality industries, and you are sure to find one suitable for any…
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This Local Nonprofit is Helping Kensington Residents Build Neighborhood Power and Wealth
With a mission to preserve intergenerational affordability in the neighborhood while also addressing gentrification and displacement, the Kensington Corridor Trust was launched in 2019, writes…
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Philadelphia Woman Becomes First American to Win Gold Medal at Cheesemonger Olympic Competition
An American has taken home a gold medal at the Mondial du Fromage — or “Cheesemonger Olympics” for the first time since the competition was…
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This Unique Pizza, Invented in South Philadelphia, is Unlike Others You Will Find Elsewhere
Variations of a particular dish is no new concept, and that applies to pizza, as well, writes Nikita Ephanov for Food Republic. Notably, there’s the…
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Cescaphe to Bring Historic Northeast Philadelphia Wedding Venue Into Growing Estate Portfolio
Cescaphe, the notable events company, recently added to its growing estate portfolio with the acquisition of the Glen Foerd estate in Northeast Philadelphia, writes Emma…
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Are Philadelphia Malls Like Franklin Mall Worthy Preservation Targets?
A discussion is emerging among Philadelphia preservationists about whether malls, which are increasingly threatened with decline, deserve preservation, writes Kyle Bagenstose for Hidden City. One…
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Betsy Ross House Aims to Cement Seamstress’ Role in American History
The Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia recently uncovered new evidence supporting the claim that a seamstress sewed the first Stars and Stripes national flag in…
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Ken Burns’ New Documentary ‘The American Revolution’ Puts Ben Franklin at Start, Philadelphia at Center
After a decade of filming for his new docuseries The American Revolution, Ken Burns begins with Ben Franklin and positions Philadelphia right at the heart…
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This Philadelphia Landmark is the Second-Best Attraction in the Nation, According to New Study
A new national study ranks the best-value landmarks in North America and a Philadelphia landmark ranked second on the list, reports The Keystone. Philadelphia’s historic…
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Meet the Retired Air Force Officer Serving As Grand Marshal of 2025 Philadelphia Veterans Day Parade
The 2025 Philadelphia Veterans Day Parade is Sunday, November 9, and the grand marshal will be local veteran and retired Air Force officer Ralph Galati,…
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Philadelphia’s Lasting Imprint on American News Culture
Pennsylvania played a pivotal role in shaping the nation’s news culture, but Philadelphia was at its heart as the city expanded and developed, reports Christie…
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Philadelphia’s Fort Mifflin Provides Unique Glimpse into Grit and Determination of American Revolution
Often overshadowed by its more famous Philadelphia neighbors, Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, Fort Mifflin offers a truly unique glimpse into the American Revolution,…
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Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill Opens Second Location, Maguire Hall
Woodmere Art Museum is celebrating the opening of its second location, just two blocks away from its main building on Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill,…
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How Secret Meetings at Carpenters’ Hall in Philadelphia Helped Secure America’s Independence
A secret meeting between Benjamin Franklin and French spy Julien-Alexandre Achard de Bonvouloir at Carpenters’ Hall in 1775 helped bolster America’s fight for independence, writes…
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