Philly’s best parks are a SEPTA ride away, and ‘Getting to Green: Routes to Roots’ has the map for it
The Mural Arts Philadelphia project has updated its maps with 35 local green spaces and the SEPTA routes that can get you there — plus a card deck.
by Nick Kariuki
Here’s what we know about the Academy of Natural Sciences museum’s closure
Public outcry over the Academy of Natural Science’s closure has led many to call for leadership changes. Here’s what we know.
Philly runs on medals: The race bling runners can’t resist
Medal designer Rita Carroll shows creativity with finisher hardware, giving participants another reason to go the distance.
by Nick Kariuki
The Academy of Natural Sciences is closing its museum after over two centuries. Here are some exhibits to see while you can.
The oldest institution of natural history in America will close its museum at the end of this month. Here is how the community is reacting.
U.S. Constitution set the tone for American democracy – and it was signed in Philly
The document that established the U.S. and its guiding principles was signed in Philly. Here is how the Constitution helped influence America over the years.
Philadelphia Cycling Classic returns to the city’s streets after 10-year absence
Italian cyclist Chiara Consonni was crowned the women’s champion and Tim Torn Teutenberg won the men’s title.
by Nick Kariuki
Bells galore: Manayunk couple celebrates son’s Philadelphia Cycling Classic return with dozens of cowbells
John Carpenter and Julie Heberle have collected over 70 cowbells following Robin Carpenter’s cycling career. They’ll use them to make some noise near the Manayunk Wall.
by Nick Kariuki
These Philly burlesque performers put on a Tim Curry tribute weeks before his death
On August 2, Dr. Frank N. Furter, Wadsworth, Pennywise and more put on a special one-night show.
With the Philadelphia Cycling Classic’s return almost here, its organizers can almost see the finish line
Sunday’s race aims to bring out tens of thousands of spectators along the 14.4-mile course through Philly, capping off 2026’s sporting summer.
by Nick Kariuki
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