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By Kelly White

When Walnut Street closes to traffic for the afternoon, does hell freeze over? No, unless hell is an air-conditioned boutique near Rittenhouse Square. From Broad to 19th, the streets will be lined with culinary demonstrations, shopping and live music for the Annual Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival. Any given day in May the area is a circus, anyway. The rain or shine event just proves that the slickest move ever was born on this street: [...]

No it’s not the Mexican Independence Day, but it’s still a time to celebrate in Mexican and American history. Cinco de Mayo marks the victory of the Mexican Army over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1810, and to honor that victory, the Mexican-American community celebrates with unique and fun-filled events. Here are just a few of the many events going on in this diverse place known as Philadelphia:

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008 @ 4:00 p.m.
Free Library of [...]

The question of where should we eat tonight is never easily answered. It seems like a new restaurant opens every week, and the choices are becoming harder and harder with everything looking and sounding so good! Luckily for me (and you if you go) tonight I wont have to think too hard, because Headhouse Square is hosting their kickoff party for their 3rd Annual 8 Days of Eats.

From April 30th until May 7th, you’ll have [...]

Here at uwishunu, we love our samosas and mango lassis—that’s why we’ve compiled our list of favorite Indian restaurants in Philly!

Here ya’ go:

International Foods and Spices

Palace at The Ben

Passage to India

Rangoon (Burmese)

Samosa

Tiffin

What do you think? Did we miss something? Send us a comment and tell us where your favorite Indian place is!

Happy eating!

In my younger and wilier days, I accepted as an obligation, the need to explore all the “secret” areas of West Philly that I could find. One day while creeping through Fairmount Park, just north of Memorial Hall, I climbed stealthily into an intriguing fenced-off area. Following a path through the trees, I came out onto a stunning pavilion, relaxing thirty feet above a valley floor. Surely, I thought, I had discovered someone’s awesome [...]

By Kelly White

Have you ever wondered what that imposing building next to South Philly’s FDR Park is? It’s only the oldest Swedish museum in the country. Most Philadelphians have never been to the American Swedish Museum, choosing to visit that other famous building with the intimidating