Where we go past the headlines and straight to the streets of Philadelphia
For those of us who work or go to school within the city of Philadelphia, cost efficiency in our daily lives is always something that lingers on our minds almost constantly. With the cost of housing in our fair city on the rise, we now have something new to heap upon the plate of ever-growing... Continue Reading →
You can escape from constant car horns, cement buildings, and noisy restaurants without leaving the city. Philadelphia has a few parks and green spaces that can be your oasis. Collins Park and the green roof at the Free Library of Philadelphia are two places that are in Center City Philadelphia, and they are very easily... Continue Reading →
Listen and watch Kevin Laskey speak about the importance of musical improv. Laskey has written a piece for the Philadelphia Orchestra that was developed mainly by improvisation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKkZYl6acK4
Fishtown residents J Malloy and Patricia Crebase co-own PJ Press, a microprinting company that hand makes greeting cards with messages like "Get well soon" or "I'm sorry for your loss." They sold their products at the Maker's Market — a craft fair where Philadelphia vendors sold their goods — in the Piazza at Schmidt's Commons... Continue Reading →
BY: DARYL MATTHEWS MARTIN HAYES, STYLIST BARBER AT THE CLOSET BARBER SHOP, LOCATED AT BROAD AND ERIE DOESN'T JUST KEEP HIS SKILLS IN THE SHOP. HE'S MAKING A MARK ONE BLOCK AT A TIME, STARTING WITH TEMPLE UNIVERSITY. BY USING HIS BARBER TECHNIQUES AND HELPING OUT STUDENTS FAR AWAY FROM HOME, AND OFFERING "CUT TO... Continue Reading →
In a continuation from last weeks audio slideshow, TUstorytelling brings you the video interview with Marta Rusek of Non-Profit Nerds and an exclusive look into one of the resume tip sessions during the Non-Profit Nerds Meetup Philly "Bootcamp" . https://youtu.be/5tjG53bAUaI
Finding the right couple activity to enjoy the autumn weather can be difficult. Mini golf is one of those classic activities that can never go wrong. For couples in Philly, fall nights at Franklin Square have become more exciting with their "spooky mini golf." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_Z36Xw-OYg&feature=youtu.be
The show "Hurry Up and Wait" will run at Asian Arts Initiative, located at 1219 Vine Street, until Dec. 15. The artwork in the exhibit explores the personal moments related to immigration, migration and identity. https://youtu.be/RN1Fmnf7nCc
The Tutor Institute, an annual conference for people who work in adult literacy in Philadelphia, included a panel of adult learners who shared their stories and what educators could do for their students.
On October 20, 2017, The Dolphin Tavern hosted Holy Trinity: Bey x RiRi x Nicki 2-Year Anniversary Party. Party organizer, Nolita Tejada, organized the night and several fans of each artist came to dance the night away. Beyoncé's "Beyhive" are known to be the most devoted fanbase online and they were present during the Holy... Continue Reading →
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