Things to do in Philadelphia “City of Brotherly Love” There are always some things to do in Philadelphia. We like to share those events and attractions that will only be around for a short time. Are you visiting Philadelphia this weekend? You will be in luck in regards to a few special events this weekend. Here are a few highlighted events or attractions for this weekend in Philly of for the entire month of February. Things To Do In Philadelphia this Weekend - Feb. 10th-12th Manayunk On … [Read more...]
Things to do in Philadelphia – What do you like?
February 3, 2012 By
Things to do in Philadelphia - What do you like? "City of Brotherly Love" Looking for things to do in Philadelphia this weekend? Visiting Philadelphia and have some time to squeeze something else into your agenda? The City of Philadelphia has so much to offer and we just wanted to highlight a few of the things taking place this weekend. Things To Do In Philadelphia this Weekend First Friday - 2/3 - If you love art, especially that of local Philadelphia Artists, this is a great event. Not … [Read more...]
Van Gogh at the Philadelphia Museum of Art – Museums in Philadelphia
January 31, 2012 By
Van Gogh at the Philadelphia Art Museum "Rare Glimpse of the Artist's Passion for Nature" Van Gogh Up Close opens Feb. 1 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA). This collection of 46 paintings draws the viewer into the famous painter’s intimate view of nature. In these works, Van Gogh paints landscapes and still life images in a way no artist had before him. He’s looking at scale and unusual angles. Fruit is perched on the edge of the canvas, he’s painting objects from above or … [Read more...]
The Franklin Institute – Museums in Philadelphia
January 16, 2012 By
'One of the oldest Science Museums in the Country' The Franklin Institute, with so many museums in Philadelphia, is such an amazing museum because of its interactive exhibits, innovative thinking towards science, and how the museum challenges you to think outside the box with its exhibits. It's a science museum for both children and adults. The History of the Franklin Institute The Franklin Institute was founded in 1824 and was named after Benjamin Franklin, who was not only one of our … [Read more...]
Mummers Museum in Philadelphia – What Mummery is All About
January 12, 2012 By
'The Life of a Mummer - Museums in Philadelphia' . History of the Mummers Museum The Mummers Museum opened in 1976, which is a museum that represents an old Philadelphia tradition of Mummery. The first Mummers Parade was in 1901, and the pride and tradition of Philadelphians has grown into an all day affair with thousands of participants. The Mummers Museum Atmosphere and Experience The Mummers Museum showcases an elaborate collection of memorabilia to include costumes, a few of which date … [Read more...]
Walnut Street Theatre – Theaters in Philadelphia
January 9, 2012 By
Walnut Street Theatre - Theaters in Philadelphia Oldest Continuously Operating Theater in United States The Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia is America's longest operating theater. The theater is celebrating its 204th anniversary this year. It is approximately six city blocks away from more Philadelphia History, such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the National Constitution Center, or the Independence Visitor’s Center. History of Walnut Street Theatre The Walnut Street Theatre … [Read more...]
The Forrest Theater – Theaters in Philadelphia
December 29, 2011 By
The Forrest Theater - Theaters in Philadelphia The City of Philadelphia is so rich in history, to even include the Theaters in Philadelphia. The Forrest Theater is one of America's oldest theaters which sits in the Market East section of Philadelphia. Approximately six city blocks away from more Philadelphia History, such as the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the National Constitution Center, or the Independence Visitor’s Center. History of Forrest Theater It started with the … [Read more...]
The National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia
December 17, 2011 By
'The Story of Freedom' At the National Museum of American Jewish History, there’s no better place to tell the story of Freedom than within view of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the National Constitution Center. Established in 1976, it's the only museum in the nation dedicated to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience. In 2010, the museum joined the above historical icons at 5th and Market. The stories of 350 years of American Jewish History live inside this … [Read more...]
Art Galleries in Philadelphia – The Slingluff Gallery
December 8, 2011 By
Art Galleries in Philadelphia - The Slingluff Gallery The Slingluff Gallery in Fishtown Philadelphia is an unique Art Gallery because they go for "different", wanting to educate the novice in the different styles of art. A good example of this is that for a whole month, they featured graffiti art. The Slingluff Gallery has different shows each month and from November 5th to December 8th, they featured graffiti artists from New York City. Wanting the average person to understand that it's not … [Read more...]
Philadelphia Jewelry Designer at Studio 320 Hosts Shopping Event Dec. 7th
November 23, 2011 By
Philadelphia Jewelry Designer Hosts Shopping Event Dec. 7th in Fairmount Philadelphia Shopping in Philadelphia You are invited to an evening of holiday shopping and cheer with Studio 320 Jewelry on December, 7th 2011 6pm – 9pm at Sculpere Studio in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia located at 209 Poplar Ave. Don’t miss this chance to do some Christmas shopping and meet Gretchen McHale-Aregood, the designer, of the fabulous handcrafted jewelry. Please RSVP to … [Read more...]
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