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An evening with Bill Cosby

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The rise of Modernism is on display at the PMA’s new Leger exhibition

julia west

Music

Jazz that rocks ‘Made Possible’

BRUCE WALSH

Stars and genders cross in this ‘Romeo and Juliet’

Shaun Brady

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What would Genghis Khan drink?

Rachel Vigoda

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Reading Terminal Market brings the farm to the city

julia west

Learn how to date like Jane Austen

BRUCE WALSH

Dinosaurs take over the Academy of Natural Sciences

Judy Weightman

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Hot Chef: Joe Groh talks about the controversial name change

julia west

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Where to go for First Friday

julia west

New exhibit looks at the intersection of art and video games

Shaun Brady

Entering an ‘Enchanted World’ at the Art Museum

Shaun Brady

Local

Raise your stein to Oktoberfest where it began in Philly

Rob Scott

Local

4 autumn cocktails to sip this season

Rachel Vigoda

Local

Six restaurants to try this fall

Julie Shannon

Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble steps into new season

BRUCE WALSH

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Pop-up dinners burst onto Philly food scene

julia west

Local

Pastry chef Danielle Amabile sweetens up Oyster House

julia west

‘Evil Dead: The Musical’ slashes its way to Prince Music Theater

Shaun Brady

Appreciate art for free this fall

John Corrigan

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