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Beatles Stones

Beatles vs. Stones: The showdown comes to Bristol Riverside Theatre

By Zach Ciavolella

Manayunk Arts Festival

Manayunk Arts Fest takes over Main Street for 36th annual celebration

By Zach Ciavolella

Pride and Prejudice

Netflix to remake ‘Pride and Prejudice’ – why Jane Austen novels make perfect period adaptations

By Shelley Galpin, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Barnes Foundation France

The Barnes to host First Friday, ‘Matisse in Morocco’ and more this month

By Zach Ciavolella

Yards Bald Birds brewing

Brewing something bigger: Yards, Bald Birds, and Two Roads team up

By Zach Ciavolella

In Plain Sight Cherry Street Pier

‘In Plain Sight’ sculpture unveiled at Cherry Street Pier for Pride Month

By Metro Philadelphia

Donut

Where to celebrate National Donut Day in Philadelphia

By Zach Ciavolella

Revival

‘Revival’ showrunner talks bringing the 47 comics to life onscreen

By Molly Given

ON MY DEEN Muslim

Theater

‘ON MY DEEN’ explores a Black Muslim journey in Philadelphia

By Metro Philadelphia

outdoors Philly, things to do in Philly

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

By Molly Given

Jazz Sanctuary

The Jazz Sanctuary announces ‘Jazz & Joe’ summer series lineup

By Zach Ciavolella

Philly parks, things to do in Philly

Health

Philly parks are packed with free and low-cost fun all summer long

By Molly Given

Roots Picnic

Music

The Roots Picnic lights up Philly with star power

By Metro Philadelphia

A Summer Day

‘A Summer Day’ premieres at Wilma Theater with a variety of creative events to go with it

By Molly Given

CraftNOW

CraftNOW, Philly Parks & Rec launch free art camp for local kids

By Zach Ciavolella

William Way

William Way LGBT Community Center announces stunning summer event lineup

By Zach Ciavolella

Lighthouse Film Festival

Movies

Lighthouse Film Festival brings star-studded talent to the beach

By Molly Given

Cartoon Network

Cartoon Network changed animation forever – Warner Bros shouldn’t let it die

By Jacqueline Ristola, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Handmaid’s Tale

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ reflects Margaret Atwood’s eerie talent for reading the palm of power

By Sharon Engbrecht, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Flag Fest

Flag Fest 2025: High-flying details for the Betsy Ross House celebration

By Molly Given

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Philly Sports Network

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Ace's Place, a new transitional housing program for trans New Yorkers, opened this summer in Long Island City, Queens.

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the flowery in the east village

The Flowery brings eighth New York City store to the East Village with emphasis on building community