June 5, 2013
This spring, open-air markets seem to be having a moment. Make room for one more on your shopping list this Sunday, June 5, for the final day of Clover Market, the alfresco antiques bazaar in downtown Ardmore. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., browse and buy from more than 100 high-end vendors peddling art, antiques, [...]
Read more»May 30, 2013
Since 1896, the Devon Horse Show has celebrated and showcased equestrians, and what began as a one-day show is now the oldest and largest multi-breed, outdoor equine show in the country. Drawing top competitors from around the world, Devon is honored with the designation of a USEF Heritage Competition, an award reserved for competitions that [...]
Read more»April 10, 2013
This Sunday, April 14, marks the opening day of Clover Market, the alfresco antiques bazaar in downtown Ardmore. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., browse and buy from more than 100 high-end vendors peddling art, antiques, vintage and handmade goods. Far more than a mere flea market, Clover Market features a juried selection of antique [...]
Read more»November 27, 2012
It’s officially gift-giving holiday heyday, and there’s no time like the present (get it?) to stock up on Philadelphia-made crafts, clothes, food and more for the lucky ones on your list. Luckily, Philadelphia shops, boutiques and neighborhood districts are making holiday shopping easy this year by hosting a slew of craft bazaars, holiday markets, sidewalk [...]
Read more»November 5, 2012
This Wednesday, November 7 at 5 p.m., restaurateurs Steven Cook and Chef Michael Solomonov will welcome the newest addition to their Philadelphia food empire: Citron and Rose, a glatt kosher restaurant and catering company in Merion on the Main Line. Joining Cook + Solo in the venture is owner David Magerman, a philanthropist who created the Kohelet Foundation, [...]
Read more»October 10, 2012
There’s no better place than Philadelphia if you’re in search of some of the most eccentric and authentic Halloween celebrations on offer anywhere. One of the oldest cities in the country doesn’t hold back on frightening encounters — this is considered one of the most haunted regions of North America. But whether you’re looking for [...]
Read more»September 24, 2012
This week, dine on a dime on the Main Line for the Fall 2012 Main Line Restaurant Week. Get three-course dinners (appetizer, entrée and dessert) priced at $20, $30, $40, or $50 per person at 22 restaurants. The full list is here, and even has a handy Restaurant Finder sortable by cuisine, price and city. [...]
Read more»May 23, 2012
In the world of horses, Kentucky has the Derby. Maryland, the Preakness. New York, Belmont. We here in Pennsylvania are lucky enough to have our own variation of an equestrian celebration: the Devon Horse Show, returning May 24-June 3. This year marks the 116th Annual Devon Horse Show. What started as a one-day show is [...]
Read more»April 19, 2012
It’s the rare theater production that sells out before its run even begins; but that’s the case with Act II Playhouse’s next-up show, My Fair Lady, on stage starting April 24 and now running through June 3 June 17 July 1! The classic Broadway musical is specially adapted for Act II’s intimate venue, so you’ll [...]
Read more»March 23, 2012
Mark your calendar and save your appetite for Tuesday, March 27, National Paella Day. In order to properly celebrate this distinctively auspicious and exceptionally delicious date, look no further than Verdad Restaurant & Tequila Bar in Bryn Mawr. Verdad normally offers paella — a hot and flavorful rice dish developed in Valencia, Spain during the [...]
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