By Michelle Reese Photo provided by McGillin's Olde Ale House Football Season is in full swing! Obviously things are a bit different this year, but since you can't be at the Linc with thousands of Eagles fans, you can at least grab a few of your friends to enjoy some drinks and food [...]
Morgan's Pier, photo provided by Aversa PR. While we can't celebrate the season in all the ways we're used to this year, there ARE still ways to have some fall fun in Philly in 2020! With spooky tours, scarecrows, Oktoberfest celebrations and trick or treating amongst the animals, here are just 6 events [...]
Could your look use a little refresh for fall? You don’t need a front row seat at the runway of the New York or Paris Fashion Show to be a fashionista. Here’s what’s trending and where you can find it in Philly. FASHION Women’s Clothing Designers such as Karl Lagerfeld and Chanel last year began incorporating [...]
Center City Restaurant Week is back ... but with a few changes this year. From September 13 through September 25th, over 80 participating restaurants will offer multi-course prix-fixe menus for $20 (lunch) or $35 (dinners.) (Prices do not include tax, gratuity or alcohol.) You can order to dine out or, for the first time, to [...]
Artist Miriam Singer is one of the artists featured in "Artists at Work," an event taking place September 12 - September 30 in Northern Liberties. This weekend, you can Northern Liberties Business Improvement District announces the debut of a new socially-distanced art exhibition and crawl titled "Artists at Work." Artists at Work exhibition [...]
By Liz Johnson After nearly 6 months of closed doors, Philly restaurants are slated to reopen indoor dining (with restrictions) on September 8. (Cue celebratory drinks!) Despite widespread closures and all of the restrictions over concerns of the spread of the coronavirus these past several months, new [...]
We're probably all getting tired of hearing this saying, but Back to School "is going to look different this year." Whether your children are returning to in-school instruction, they're going fully virtual through their school, doing a hybrid of in-school and at-home learning, enrolled in cyber school, or homeschooled ... there's [...]
To many, Labor Day is just another 3-day weekend that we throw on the red, white & blue attire and fire up the grill. It's the unofficial end to summer before the kids return to school. But as often the case, there's more to it than that! Labor Day was first [...]
Mary Daugherty turned her natural business savvy and hunger for success into profitable small businesses in the fashion space. First, as a successful retail wholesaler and later the owner and operator of Nicole Miller, Philadelphia. The name Nicole Miller may be familiar to you, as the queen of the little black dress. This fashion [...]
By Michelle Reese (Dilworth Park, Photo by Michelle Reese) The summer heat is here, and like everything else right now, COVID-19 is making things a little more complicated! Sure, you could spend your summer inside with the AC cranked, but if your family is getting stir crazy, here's a list of ways to [...]
