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Philadelphia Museum of Art receives $20 million gift for new learning center

The Philadelphia Museum of Art received a $20 million gift from Lois and Julian Brodsky to create a new learning center for students and families.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art received a $20 million gift from Lois and Julian Brodsky to create a new learning center for students and families.
Oct 15, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Milwaukee Brewers pitcher JoJo Romero (33) reacts during the sixth inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers in game four of the NLCS for the 2026 MLB Playoffs at Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium.
Philadelphia Phillies

Phillies ties run through both bullpens in 2026 World Series

With the MLB World Series kicking off this evening, Phillies fans will have two familiar faces to root for.
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Corte Oven & Bar brings wood-fired Italian dining to Philly's East Market

Philadelphia’s dining scene is about to get a little smokier with the opening of Corte Oven & Bar in East Market.

Corte Oven & Bar opens Oct. 27 in Philly's East Market, bringing wood-fired Italian cuisine, handmade pasta and cocktails from the team behind Corio.

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Philadelphia has launched a new online business resource hub featuring funding opportunities, events and support services for entrepreneurs across the city.

Philadelphia launches online hub to connect businesses with resources, support

Philadelphia has launched a new online business resource hub featuring funding opportunities, events and support services for entrepreneurs across the city.

The Cobbs Creek Foundation is working to restore the historic West Philadelphia golf course into a vibrant public destination for education, recreation, and community engagement.
West Philadelphia

Comcast partners with Cobbs Creek Foundation to expand youth education, technology programs

Comcast is partnering with Cobbs Creek Foundation to support youth education, technology upgrades and the restoration of a historic West Philadelphia golf course.
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Philadelphia activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya co-founded ACT UP Philadelphia, helped establish a 24-hour AIDS treatment hotline and created an online bulletin board system to help people living with HIV.

‘KIYOSHI’ to premiere at Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival

‘KIYOSHI,’ a documentary about Philadelphia activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya, will make its world premiere Nov. 5 at the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival.

Cider Week officially returns to the city of Brotherly Love this weekend.
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Philly Cider Week returns with tastings, food pairings and fall festivities

Philly Cider Week returns Oct. 25–Nov. 1 with cider tastings, food pairings, live music and special events at bars and restaurants throughout Philadelphia.
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Crime

Man killed in West Philadelphia shooting

Kevin Cobbs, 36, was killed in a West Philadelphia shooting Tuesday night, police said. No arrests have been made, and investigators have not identified a motive.

Crime
Three people were injured in a North Philadelphia shooting Wednesday morning, including a 49-year-old woman who was shot 11 times and remains in critical condition.
Bruce Harmon, right, gets emotional after seeing photographs of his brother, Ronald, who died last year after being tased by Penn Police. Attorney Ben Crump holds up the pictures.
West Philadelphia
Penn faces a wrongful death lawsuit involving campus police Taser use. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump represents the family of Ronald Harmon, who died in 2025.
(From left) Angels in Motion board member Linsey, Casey Cloman, executive director Susan and volunteer Adriana are pictured in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, where supplies collected by Yardley and Lower Makefield residents help people experiencing homelessness and substance use challenges.
Kensington
Yardley and Lower Makefield residents are helping people experiencing homelessness and substance use challenges in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood by donating coats, blankets and other essentials.
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Going Out

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

On Sunday, October 25, Pennsbury Manor in Bucks County will throw open its grounds for Tricks & Treats.

Looking for things to do in Philadelphia this weekend? Discover the best events, festivals, family-friendly activities and entertainment happening around Philly.

Going Out

Cookbooks & Convos serves up two weeks of food events in Philly

Philly’s own Sisterly Love Collective plans to dish up another chapter of its annual Cookbooks & Convos series.

Philly's Cookbooks & Convos returns Oct. 25–Nov. 7 with more than 15 events featuring cookbook authors, chef dinners, tastings and culinary conversations.

Arts

Kids help tell the story in Curio Theatre’s ‘Anansi the Spider’

Next month, Curio Theatre Company will invite young Philadelphians and their families to ‘Anansi the Spider: A Make/Partake Experience.

Curio Theatre Company brings 'Anansi the Spider' to West Philadelphia Nov. 6–22, inviting children ages 3 and up to participate in an interactive production.

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Sports

Eagles sign former first-round pick Evan Neal to bolster offensive line

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion (R) talks with owner Jeffrey Lurie (L) and general manager Howie Roseman (M) during minicamp at Jefferson Health Training Complex.
After a flurry of injuries, retirements and a shock trade, the Eagles are bolstering their offensive line with some additional depth.
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Philadelphia 76ers forward LeBron James (23) talks to guard Jaylen Brown (7) during the fourth quarter against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.
The Sixers host the Cavaliers in their 2026-27 home opener Thursday. Here's what to watch, key matchups and a prediction as Philadelphia looks to start 2-0.
Chase Utley takes the field as he prepares to enter the Phillies Wall of Fame.
Just ahead of the announcement that Don Mattingly would return as the full-time manager, the Philadelphia Phillies let go of veteran hitting coach Kevin Long and will conduct a search for his …
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley practices during the Philadelphia Eagles public practice at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on August 25, 2026.
Saquon Barkley could be set to make his return at a crucial time for the Eagles.

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