PHILADELPHIA, PA - Action Wellness celebrates the 35th anniversary of Dining Out for Life. Philadelphia's culinary community and compassionate diners will come together on Thursday, April 24, 2025, for the 35th annual Dining Out for Life event. This beloved tradition, organized by Action Wellness, transforms a simple meal into an act of profound support for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. By dining at participating restaurants, attendees directly contribute to Action Wellness's vital services, … [Read more...]
Visiting: Philadelphia’s City Hall
March 10, 2025 By
'Most Impressive Building in Philadelphia' Philadelphia's City Hall, the biggest slice of gingerbread you’ll ever see, is the most impressive building in Philadelphia. Although the structure towered over the city for four-score years, in 1987, a developer got permission to build higher. Now 8 ordinary office towers dwarf the seat of municipal government. The blueprints called for Earth’s biggest building, but by the end of its 30-year construction, the Eiffel Tower and the Washington … [Read more...]
Betsy Ross House – Philadelphia History
February 24, 2025 By
'The American Flag - Freedom, Liberty, & Pride' The Betsy Ross House, one of our more treasured historic sites, is surrounded by a lot of Philadelphia History. Located in Old City, it is not far from historic icons and sites such as the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. The Main Question Did Betsy Ross make the American Flag? There are historians on both sides of the fence, but there are affidavits and evidence that prove that Betsy Ross made the American Flag. < click here … [Read more...]
Visiting The Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia
February 22, 2025 By
'America's Oldest Farmers' Market' . Reading Terminal Market is the country's oldest continuously operating farmers' market. It is like a small town of its own, considering that it covers 1.7 acres. Ground entrances are on Filbert Street to the south, Twelfth Street to the West, and Arch Street to the North. Interesting Facts and History of Reading Terminal Market Reading Terminal Market opened its doors in 1892, and in its first year of operation, there were 380 merchants. The … [Read more...]
Rodin Museum – Museums in Philadelphia
February 20, 2025 By
'The Thinker Hangs Out in Philadelphia' The Rodin Museum is located in the Art Museum District of Philadelphia. The Museum contains the most extensive collection of sculptor Auguste Rodin's works outside of Paris. History of Rodin Museum The Rodin Museum was a gift to the City of Philadelphia from movie theater magnate Jules Mastbaum (American, 1872 - 1926), who began collecting works by Rodin in 1923. He intended to have a museum that enriched the lives of his fellow … [Read more...]
Know any History of Philadelphia? – The Independence Vistor’s Center
February 20, 2025 By
'Walk Through Philly's History Starting Here' How many of you live in Philadelphia, PA and hardly get around to learn the History of Philadelphia. Or those of you visiting Philadelphia who want explore the historical sites. You might know the basics, which would include the Liberty Bell, Ben Franklin, George Washington, William Penn, The Revolutionary War, and the Declaration of Independence. But do you know anything else? So where would a good place to start in regards to the … [Read more...]
What Was Philadelphia’s Roll in The Underground Railroad?
October 15, 2024 By
PHILADELPHIA, PA - Philadelphia, the "City of Brotherly Love," played a pivotal role in the Underground Railroad, a network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved African Americans to escape to freedom in the North and Canada. More than just a stop on the journey, Philadelphia was a vital center of abolitionist activity, providing resources, refuge, and hope to those fleeing bondage. Philadelphia: A Crucial Hub on the Underground Railroad While Philadelphia was founded on … [Read more...]
What was Philadelphia Called: Before William Penn
October 15, 2024 By
PENNSYLVANIA STATE - Before William Penn founded Philadelphia in 1682, the Lenape people inhabited the land it occupied, also known as the Delaware Indians. They called the area where the Schuylkill and Delaware Rivers meet Shackamaxon, meaning "place where the chief was crowned." Here's a breakdown of the Lenape presence and some of their significant village sites within present-day Philadelphia: Shackamaxon: Located on the west bank of the Delaware River, this was a central … [Read more...]
Celebrate Scottish Tradition in Cape May this January
January 5, 2024 By
CAPE MAY, NJ - Exit Zero Magazine, a renowned publication showcasing all things Cape May, will host its highly anticipated annual Burns Supper Weekend from January 26-28, 2024. This lively event celebrates Scottish tradition and pays homage to the acclaimed poet Robert Burns. The weekend promises a plethora of activities that are sure to engage and delight attendees. Guests can indulge in a sumptuous Gourmet Scots dinner accompanied by perfectly paired whiskies, allowing them to savor … [Read more...]
Spotlighting: Spot Gourmet Burgers In Brewerytown Philadelphia!
December 27, 2023 By
'Philadelphia Cheesesteak Tour Spotlight - Spot Gourmet Burgers' The story of Spot Gourmet Burgers is not necessarily about the hand butchered 100% Sirloin cheesesteaks and burgers, or the quality vegetarian and sandwich options, but rather at the generosity and heart of the owner Josh Kim. Yes, it is called Spot Gourmet burgers, but do not let the name of this Brewerytown establishment fool you. All the options, including his 8 ounce hand butchered sirloin cheesesteak, are truly … [Read more...]
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