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Manayunk: Lucky’s Last Chance Is Not Your Average Burger Joint

June 14, 2016 Kevin F Barr

Since the restaurant’s opening in 2011, Lucky’s Last Chance has earned recognition for its selection of specialty burgers, hot dogs and craft beers. In 2013, the peanut butter and bacon burger even earned the restaurant

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Old City: The Clay Studio Molds Ceramic Artists, Young and Older

May 12, 2016 Joseph William McDougall

The Clay Studio has been a pivotal part of the Old City Art scene for more than 40 years. The Clay Studio welcomes both professionals and new comers alike to experience the ceramic arts in

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Society Hill: The Head & The Hand Press Provides Indie Publishing for Writers

May 11, 2016 Joseph William McDougall

Based out of the historic Physick House in Society Hill, The Head & the Hand Press is providing an opportunity for Philadelphia writers to make history of their own. Founded in 2012 by Nic Esposito,

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Arts and Entertainment: How to Keep Up in the Crazy World of Performing Arts

May 10, 2016 Ryan O'Shea

A career in the theater can be difficult to attain. Philadelphia, however, offers a myriad of tools to help any enthusiastic performer achieve their goals. Whether it is a class at The Philadelphia Acting Studios or

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Mayfair: Butterfly Project Brings Monarchs to Mayfair

May 5, 2016 Aaron Windhorst

In the coming months, Mayfair’s residents and visitors can expect to see thousands of butterflies roaming throughout the neighborhood. After learning that the iconic North American black-and-orange insect is on the verge of disappearing for

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Kensington: After-School Program Allows For A Comeback In The Arts

May 4, 2016 Raya Abdelaal

After the school day was over at John Moffet Elementary, eager students sat attentively in an auditorium holding a tabla (“hand drum”) in one arm while rhythmically tapping with the other. With the help of

Arts and Entertainment

Brewerytown: Gardeners Grow Strong Roots in Community

May 3, 2016 Amber Nicole Connally

The Brewerytown Community Garden brings fresh, inexpensive fruits and vegetables back into the community while also engaging residents with various events. “I love gardening, it kind of calms me down, it’s good for you,”said garden member Jeannie Brooks.

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Graduate Hospital: Local Neighborhood Organizations Are Making Sure You’ll Love It Here

April 25, 2016 James J Orlay

A community is only as good as its people allow it to be, and the folks living west of Broad on South Street have taken this notion to heart. Both the South of South Neighborhood

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Tacony: Museum’s Inside Out Program Brings Art To Community’s Doorstep

April 20, 2016 Margery Cedano

For the first time in Northeast Philadelphia’s history, you can pass by an Andy Warhol painting on your commute home. Yes, you read that right – exciting things do happen there. The Philadelphia Museum of

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North Central: Philadelphia Celebrates Its Rich Jazz History

April 20, 2016 Victoria G Mier

When Faye Anderson first saw Leroy Neiman’s painting “Big Band” at the National Museum of American History, she was struck by the musicians featured. “It’s a fantasy jam session featuring 18 jazz giants,” Anderson said.

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