May 13, 2013
There’s no Philly sports experience quite like attending a Philadelphia Union game at PPL Park — and spring is the perfect time to catch the team in action. Sitting on the banks of the Delaware River while watching professional soccer alongside thousands of raucous Union supporters is a must-do for any sports fan. This Wednesday, [...]
Read more»April 11, 2013
As we mentioned earlier this week, Jay-Z’s Made in America Music Festival is returning to Benjamin Franklin Parkway for Labor Day Weekend 2013. Yesterday, the festival released its musical lineup and, much like last year, it features a wide range of artists representing many different genres — from underground sensations to pop music superstars. Speaking [...]
Read more»March 25, 2013
Last night, the 13-seed La Salle Explorers advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament, by taking down 12-seed Ole Miss in a nail-biter 76-74. The game came down to the final seconds, with the score tied at 74 and La Salle had a chance to hit a game-winning shot. After running the clock [...]
Read more»March 20, 2013
The 2013 NCAA Tournament is underway this week and Philadelphia is getting into the March Madness spirit. As a host of several second- and third-round games, the city is buzzing with college hoops excitement. Read on for a few prime ways to enjoy the fun. • Watch games in person: The Wells Fargo Center is [...]
Read more»March 20, 2013
With the regular season starting in just a few short weeks, exciting news has been rolling in from Citizens Bank Park. Fans attending Phillies games during the upcoming 2013 season can look forward to many new menu options and guest amenities at the park. Check out a few of the highlights below. Federal Donuts and [...]
Read more»March 18, 2013
The 2013 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament field is set and the Shops at Liberty Place is celebrating with National Bracket Day. A massive bracket standing at 20 feet tall by 20 feet wide and 20 feet long currently stands in the Liberty Place rotunda, and starting today, the huge board will be populated with all [...]
Read more»March 5, 2013
Reading Terminal Market’s new art installation is officially on view. Appropriately titled Food Chain, the piece is With Art Philadelphia’s first public art installation and was created by artist, textile designer and author/illustrator, Alex Stadler of stadler-Kahn. Food Chain is constructed out of polychromed papier mache and carved Styrofoam and is the first of several [...]
Read more»March 4, 2013
March is here and for basketball fans that means one thing: March Madness is upon us. This year will be better than ever for local fans because Philadelphia is hosting games during the always exciting opening weekend of the 2013 NCAA Mens Tournament. The Wells Fargo Center will host four second round games — formerly [...]
Read more»February 21, 2013
Just a reminder that East Passyunk, one of the hottest restaurant neighborhoods in the city right now, is hosting its first-ever Restaurant Week, beginning this Sunday, February 24 and running through Saturday, March 2. All week, diners are invited to check out the offerings at more than 20 participating restaurants. Depending on the restaurant and [...]
Read more»February 18, 2013
There’s no better place to celebrate historical holidays like President’s Day, than in Philadelphia. From the President’s House site at Independence Mall, the home of Presidents George Washington and John Adams while Philadelphia served as the young nation’s capital, to the National Constitution Center, which is hosting fun Presidential programming and events all day long [...]
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