Where is The Oldest House in Pennsylvania?

PENNSYLVANIA STATE - Pennsylvania, a state steeped in rich history, is home to numerous historical landmarks. Among them, the Lower Swedish Cabin is a testament to the state's earliest European settlers and their pioneering spirit. Constructed around 1640, this unassuming log structure holds the distinction of being the oldest house in Pennsylvania.  The Lower Swedish Cabin: A Glimpse into Pennsylvania's Earliest Days Located in Drexel Hill, Delaware County, the Lower Swedish … [Read more...]

What is Alabama’s #1 Tourist Destination?

ALABAMA STATE - Alabama might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of space exploration, but nestled in the city of Huntsville is a true gem for space enthusiasts and curious minds alike: the U.S. Space & Rocket Center (USSRC). This remarkable complex has earned its reputation as the state's top tourist attraction, drawing visitors worldwide to experience the wonders of spaceflight and scientific discovery. The U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Alabama's #1 Tourist … [Read more...]

What Was Philadelphia Named After?

PENNSYLVANIA - Philadelphia, often called the "City of Brotherly Love," bears a name steeped in history and symbolism.  The city's moniker is derived from the Greek words "philos" (love) and "adelphos" (brother), reflecting the ideals of its founder, William Penn.  Philadelphia: The City of Brotherly Love and Its Ancient Roots  A Quaker Vision In 1681, William Penn, a devout Quaker who sought religious freedom and tolerance, received a land grant from King Charles … [Read more...]

Museum of Illusions Philadelphia: Holiday Season Events

PHILADELPHIA - During this holiday season, the Museum of Illusions Philadelphia is thrilled to announce its exciting collaboration with Philabundance, a renowned non-profit food bank. To spread joy and make a difference in the community, the museum wholeheartedly encourages its esteemed guests to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar, with proceeds directly benefiting Philabundance's worthy cause. By participating in this charitable initiative, visitors can actively alleviate hunger and … [Read more...]

Christmas Wonderland: at Strasburg Railroad Christmas Trains

Experience the magic of a true Christmas wonderland at Strasburg Railroad's Christmas Trains in the charming town of Strasburg, Pennsylvania. For over six decades, these festive train rides have become a beloved tradition for families and friends, offering a mesmerizing holiday experience that will leave lasting memories. Hop aboard the Santa's Paradise Express, the first ride introduced by the Strasburg Railroad, for an enchanting 45-minute adventure perfect for children of all ages. … [Read more...]

Uptown Beer Garden: Uptown Express

Philadelphia, PA – Uptown Beer Garden proudly presents the first-ever Uptown Express, the most extensive single Christmas pop-up bar in NJ, DE, and PA. Step into a winter wonderland of cinematic delight as Craft Concepts Group proudly presents The Uptown Express at Uptown Beer Garden.   The Uptown Express is an amalgam of CCG's favorite Christmas Classic movies, transporting guests into the heartwarming world of their favorite Christmas classics. From the whimsical realms of … [Read more...]

Philadelphia’s First Holiday-Themed Murder Mystery Show

Philadelphia, PA - Without A Cue Productions, renowned for their captivating interactive and live murder mystery shows that have delighted audiences across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, is excited to announce the debut of Philadelphia's first holiday-themed Murder Mystery show! Titled "Dickens of a Murder", this unique performance puts a thrilling twist on the timeless classic, "A Christmas Carol." Without A Cue Productions Debuts Philadelphia's First Holiday-Themed Murder Mystery … [Read more...]

Veterans Day In Philadelphia November 11

'Honoring Those Men & Women Who Have Served In The Armed Forces For Our Freedom' Veterans Day is an official United States federal holiday that is observed annually on November 11, honoring people who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, also known as veterans. The History of Veterans Day U.S. President Woodrow Wilson first proclaimed Armistice Day for November 11, 1919. Armistice Day was created for November 11 to mark … [Read more...]

Martin Luther King Day Free Events in Philadelphia

'Celebrating Freedom & the Rights for All Americans'   Philadelphia is celebrating Martin Luther King Day, January 20, with many events throughout the City of Brotherly Love. Something of which represented Dr. King and what he stood for. We have compiled a list of events and things to do, some of which are free or have been discounted. Some of these events and or activities will start January 17th and run until the 2oth. Free & Paid Events & Things To Do January 14 - 17 … [Read more...]

The Christmas Village In Philadelphia!

'Getting Into the Holiday Spirit At The Christmas Village' When you start to work on your holiday shopping, this is the place to check out, with over 70 vendors in wooden booths offering you a great experience of shopping in Philadelphia. The Christmas Village in Philadelphia is an outside Holiday market event in Center City Philadelphia, which is modeled after the traditional Christmas Markets in Germany. Here you can shop at the iconic plaza LOVE Park! You'll be able to get a … [Read more...]