September 28, 2012
Despite the mild temperatures of late, the fiery colors of fall will be full blown before we know it. Whether you most enjoy the colorful fall of the Philadelphia region on four wheels, two wheels, on foot or peddling, this list will help you navigate your autumnal outdoor adventures. We’ve compiled this extensive list (divided [...]
Read more»August 15, 2012
[Welcome to Uwishunu's Summer Daycation series. Can't take extended time off? Working with a shoestring budget? Want to sleep in your own bed? Not a worry. This month, we'll be highlighting destinations in the Philadelphia area that make for the perfect day trip. August is the perfect month, after all, to capitalize on the chance [...]
Read more»November 3, 2011
Across the Philadelphia region, the leaves have turned from summer green to a colorful canvas of gorgeous yellows, oranges and reds. But while stunning, fall is fleeting. Grab a group of friends or maybe a significant other, pack a picnic lunch, and head out to make the most of the autumn colors while they are [...]
Read more»October 19, 2011
Proceed posthaste to the 2011 TASTE Philadelphia Festival of Food, Wine, and Spirits at the Valley Forge Convention Center, October 21-23. Presented by Gourmet Shows, this year’s festival once again showcases the finest wine, spirits and gourmet foods around. Local chefs along with nationally-known culinary personalities/celebrities will be on-site for various and delicious demonstrations. Some [...]
Read more»July 20, 2011
With the arrival of the National Constitution Center’s new exhibition Discover the Real George Washington: New Views from Mount Vernon, Philadelphia has begun its “Summer of Washington,” a region-wide celebration that provides residents and visitors with a glimpse into the life of the nation’s first president. It’s no secret that Philadelphia has a rich historical [...]
Read more»May 26, 2011
Take a hike on National Trails Day 2011, next Saturday, June 4 at Valley Forge National Historical Park. Sponsored by the American Hiking Society, National Trails Day offers workshops on the coolest hiking gear, helpful fitness assessments and an outdoor exhibit with presentations and educational clinics: all FREE. You can also take a ranger-guided hike [...]
Read more»March 21, 2011
The legacy of the brave Continental Army soldiers who survived the elements at Valley Forge during their winter encampment of 1777-78 will live on. The Valley Forge Convention and Visitors Bureau is looking for nominees for a new “Spirit of Valley Forge — Triumph Over Adversity” award to be introduced during this April’s sixth annual [...]
Read more»February 18, 2011
Even though St. Patrick’s Day is still a month off, Philadelphia is already getting in the spirit this weekend with special events celebrating all things Irish. Break out your green garb and be transported to the Emerald Isle, for everything from Celtic music to Guinness. • 19th Annual Mid-Winter Scottish & Irish Music Festival and [...]
Read more»August 17, 2010
This weekend, the Hardy Plant Society is hosting their annual Fall Gardeners’ Market, inviting several nurseries and artists from around the region to come sell their plants and crafts. They’ve expanded their offerings this year and are now including botanical-themed gift items, like jewelry and pottery. The Gardeners’ Market is free and open to the [...]
Read more»November 12, 2009
What our Founding Fathers did in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776 spawned the birth of our nation. So thankful are we that, on this fourth installment of our Giving Thanks series, we’re extending the Fourth of July celebration all the way to Thanksgiving. Philadelphia, ’tis of thee! Dear History Buffs, I have some doozies for [...]
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