#TurnUpForTruth: Protest outside district building draws 1,000+
Tiny art draws big crowds at Queen Village’s Mini Mini Art Show
The free show, featuring tiny paintings, origami and sculptures, runs through Aug. 2 at vintage store At My House.
LeBron James Day officially declared in Pennsylvania as Sixers land four-time NBA champ
The 41-year-old James is set to sign a modest $8-million, two-year contract with the Sixers, according to ESPN.
How renaming one Philly street sets the precedent for change
Caroline LeCount was an educator, activist and transit advocate. One Philly group spent almost six years getting her name on a Philly street.
Everybody is Hamlet in Philly’s “Shakespeare in Clark Park”
Multiple actors take a turn portraying the main character in this twisty take on the Shakespeare classic.
Philly-based artist completes his World Cup trophy made of finger and toenails
Clancy Philbrick used around 8,000 nails donated by over 200 people from around the world for his critique on colonial labor exploitation and the global wealth divide.
The birth of American fine art: Philly celebrates the nation’s first art museum and school
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts has been inspiring our country’s creatives since 1805.
How a Philly band’s viral kickball commentating is helping them build a following
Mid Sentence are using the popular social videos to vibe with their community, and promote their debut album.
Summer not in the city: a Philly day trip guide
With summer in full swing, you may be looking for your next vacation spot. We put together a list of day trips you can take from the city.
Judge grants partial victory in Philadelphia write-in votes lawsuit
Four Republican write-in candidates must be seated, but the fate of many others remains unclear.
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