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Posts tagged with Holidays
A shirt made of bunnies and a hat that’s five feet tall? Must be Easter on South Street
Promenade leader Henri David, who owns jewelry shop Halloween, is Philly’s biggest costume fan.
Armageddon, tacos and mayoral campaigns: The best April Fools’ Day jokes in Philly history
Remember the “e-lane” for people who text while walking?
Celebrating Passover with art, stories and play
The Please Touch Museum will host a three-day celebration of Passover, the Jewish spring festival that celebrates the liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. For the cost of admission, attendees can join in on a pretend Seder, build structures out of Matzo and hear kid-friendly stories about the history of the holiday.
Where: Please Touch Museum at 4231 Avenue of the Republic, 19131
When: April 1, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. to April 3, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.
How much: $19
Why you almost definitely should NOT get your kids a bunny for Easter Sunday
Philly rabbit shelters fill up with discarded pets once the holiday is over.
On my first St. Patrick’s Day of legal drinking age, I braved Philly’s Erin Express
Apparently bar crawls like this require a LOT of port-a-potties.
St. Patrick’s Day myths, slayed by an Irish Philly bar owner
First off, it’s St. Paddy’s — not St. Patty’s.
Recipe: How to make potstickers for the Lunar New Year
Judy Ni of Baology shares her recipe for the traditional Taiwanese dumplings.
What Valentine’s Day means in a West Philly rehab facility
Advocates say the first step to recovery from addiction is self-love.
Philly chefs share good luck New Year’s recipes from around the world
Your Jan. 1 options go way beyond pork and sauerkraut.
Recycle your Christmas tree in Philly: How, where and when to do it
Don’t let your tree end up clogging the trash.
Real-life romance stories from MatzoBall Philly
The city’s biggest Jewish singles party takes place on Christmas Eve.