| What | Neighbors in Northern Liberties have transformed this old cart way into a community park. Guests are invited to enjoy the rehabilitated space, over drinks and appetizers, with live music. The Friends of Orkney Park are offering ticket prices on a sliding scale, starting at $20, to welcome donations for the park. |
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| Where | Orkney Park at 852 N. Lawrence Street |
| When | June 21, 2017 at 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm |
| How much | $20-$40 donation |
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Modo Mio is closing and 2 Paesano’s are done: What’s next for chef Peter McAndrews?
Hint: Keep an eye on Fairmount.
| What | The Bleed On fundraiser series comes to Philly! The feature presentation is "See Here Now: Menstrual Hygiene," a video produced by Refinery29, highlighting social issues surrounding menstruation, including the tampon tax, menstrual equity, and the lack of access to products for homeless people with periods. Bring menstrual items for donations |
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| Where | SEER Interactive at 1033 N. 2nd St., 7th floor 19123 |
| When | June 8, 2017 at 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm |
| How much | $10 |
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The Aleppo-born chef at this BYOB was serving hummus decades before it became a Stateside food group.
RIP Yachtsman: Tommy Up on the rise and fall of his Philly hotspots
With debts mounting and PYT long gone, is the former Wizard of Northern Liberties done?
How to get puppies in NFL jerseys Wednesday thanks to Uber
It’s a special ~NFL Draft~ edition.
This Philly woman is turning political hashtags into merch, for charity
‘When I donate the money from this month of shirts I’m probably going to put Mitch McConnell’s name on it so he gets the thank you.’
Meet the new chef at Standard Tap, serving the best beef in Philly right now
Joel Mazigian is boosting the local cred of the ever-changing menu.
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All you can eat, drink and bowl at our second big party.
The design story behind the new light garden at the Spring Garden El stop
It’s public art, and it’s been in the works for years.
The Philly Cheesecake: A mystery explored, in time for the holidays
Legend says the mythical cake has more flavor and a lighter texture. What’s the truth?
Fishtown, Graduate Hospital: Do Philly’s neighborhood names still fit?
Billy Penn looked at several neighborhoods and sections within neighborhoods and explored whether the traditional name still fits.
Can Donald Trump’s son-in-law make the Piazza great again?
When the Piazza opened in 2009, 37 stores, offices and restaurants filled its confines. Only four of them are still around.