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Camden Night Gardens

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: The Science of Networking, wrapping up Tech Week and Camden's Night Garden

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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Second Saturday in Collingswood

Collingswood: The small town for people who love big cities

Jake Blumgart Tuesday, April 28, 2015
This South Jersey hamlet is booming -- it boasts a vibrant downtown, wonderful restaurants, historic homes and easy access to Philadelphia. Get in on one of the region's hidden gems.
Center City Jazz Festival

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Jazz in Center City, entrepreneurship at Temple and student art at Moore

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, April 21, 2015
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Summer fun at The Oval

10 reasons why this just might be the best Philly summer ever

Lee Stabert Tuesday, April 21, 2015
As temperatures rise, it's impossible not to anticipate a city summer packed with Night Markets, ball games, seasonal brews, leisurely bike rides and revamped green spaces. In fact, we're pretty sure this year's gonna be a doozy.
The ladies behind HBW (left to right) Colleen Nguyen, Chelsie Markel, Sara Bozich & Tierney Pomone

Statewide Spotlight: The first annual Harrisburg Beer Week generates serious buzz

Karren Johnson Thursday, April 16, 2015
The capital joins Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in dedicating a week of festivities to its thriving craft beer scene. Head to the 'Burg April 24 through May 2 for cool tastings, creative collaborations and unforgettable events. Come thirsty!
The beautiful renovated Gateway Lodge

Weekend Getaway: Gateway Lodge is an oasis in the woods

Tataboline Enos Tuesday, April 14, 2015
A mother-daughter team have worked tirelessly to transform this historic property into the perfect place for a rustic, gorgeous getaway, complete with fine wines and locavore eats.
Philly Tech Week

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Philly Tech Week, Student loan help and Uhuru's party in Clark Park

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, April 14, 2015
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Linguica at Tio Pepe's

Discover the eclectic -- and tasty -- pleasures of a Northeast Philly 'hood

Jake Blumgart Tuesday, April 14, 2015
It's a United Nations of culinary delicacies in Castor Gardens. Whether you're looking for Brazilian, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Indian or Jamaican, this often overlooked neighborhood has you covered.
Nikiko Masumoto

Creative Exchange: 5 ways to support artists in your community

Laura Zabel & Carl Atiya Swanson Tuesday, April 14, 2015
You may have read that the rise of the creative entrepreneur is leading to the death of the artist. That’s not our experience. We’ve had the pleasure of working in communities all across the United States, and there are artists everywhere.
The Great Philadelphia Comic Con

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Easter Eggs, Jazz and the Great Philadelphia Comic Con

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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A mural at Attic Record Store

Statewide Spotlight: Millvale offers Churches, Murals and Music

Elizabeth Daley Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Head to this hidden gem in Southwestern Pennsylvania for historic sites, hot tunes, innovative reuse projects and some of the country's best pancakes.
A Neighborhood Time Exchange event on January 9

Neighborhood Time Exchange puts artists to work

Alaina Mabaso Tuesday, March 31, 2015
An innovative new program gives artists studio space and financial support in exchange for tackling projects in the West Philadelphia community. And in a true twist, it's the neighborhood that decides the exact nature of those tasks. 
Architecture in Philadelphia

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Spring at the Please Touch Museum, Spark's Sugar Rush and history at AIA

Flying Kite Staff Tuesday, March 17, 2015
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Sample bikes before the system became Indego

Joy Ride: Philadelphia's bike share is coming this spring

Samantha Wittchen Thursday, March 12, 2015
When Indego launches, it aims to be one of the most inclusive, progressive and well thought-out bike share programs in the world. 
Marian Parsons' Miss Mustard Seed has become a brand

Meet five Pennsylvania-based bloggers turning an internet connection into wild success

Karren Johnson Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Whether they're posting about interior design, craft beer, life's absurdities, parenting or state-centric travel, these five bloggers have used determination -- and the magic of the web -- to reach readers across the globe.
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