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PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Art on the Main Line, art in Lansdowne, and a Dining Hall Makeover in Callowhill

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, March 08, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Philanthropy, Tourism

Center City, Lansdowne

InLiquid Artist Profile: Melissa Maddonni Haims

Flying Kite Staff Tuesday, March 01, 2016

Arts and Culture

Chestnut Hill, Germantown

Avoid the Obvious: A visitors guide to the REAL Philadelphia

Lee Stabert Tuesday, March 01, 2016

Lonely Planet recently named our fair city the top U.S. destination for 2016. As a new wave of tourists and transplants discover all Philly has to offer, here are some tips to getting off the beaten path.

Arts and Culture, Design, Food, Nightlife, Tourism

South Philadelphia, Bella Vista / Italian Market, University City, Old City / Society Hill, Fishtown, West Philadelphia, Rittenhouse Square, Kensington/Port Richmond, Passyunk Square / East Passyunk

The new Fringe Arts space at Delaware Ave and Race St

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Nature for Kids, creativity at Magic Gardens and works-in-progress at FringeArts

Tuesday, March 01, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Diversity, Sustainability

South Philadelphia, Old City / Society Hill, West Philadelphia

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: A morning dance party, celebrating architecture and building bikes for nonprofits

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, February 23, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Nightlife, Philanthropy, Reuse / Rebuild, Tourism, Transportation

Center City, West Philadelphia

Take Four: A list of Philly funny women you need to know

Martha Cooney Tuesday, February 16, 2016

As we detailed a couple weeks ago, Philadelphia's comedy scene is on the rise -- in no small part due to a passionate, collaborative crop of female comedians. Here are four local stand-ups to look out for.

Arts and Culture, Diversity, Media, Nightlife, Tourism

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Dancing on film, African storytelling for kids and a Black History essay contest

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, February 16, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Diversity, Tourism

North Philadelphia, Old City / Society Hill

On the Ground: The Future of Chinatown

Jake Blumgart Tuesday, February 09, 2016

This ethnic enclave has beaten the odds and remained a vibrant, beloved, distinct neighborhood. As the forces of development and gentrification encroach, can Philadelphia's Chinatown strike a balance between growth and preservation?

Arts and Culture, Diversity, Entrepreneurship, Human Capital, International Talent, Media, Moving Here, Neighborhood Innovation, On the Ground, Tourism

'A Million Stories,' an exhibition of photographs

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: A parade in Chinatown, photography in West Philly, A.M. advice for entrepreneurs

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, February 09, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Emerging Technology, Entrepreneurship, Food, High Technology, Inventing the Future, Tourism, Venture Capital

Laugh Riot: A new homegrown women-centric comedy festival makes waves

Martha Cooney Tuesday, February 02, 2016

Comedy is thriving in Philadelphia, and the latest sign is the Bechdel Test Fest, a February 6 event in Old City celebrating the city's female and trans funny ladies. Meet some of the remarkable performers moving the local scene forward.

Arts and Culture, Diversity, Media, Nightlife

Old City / Society Hill

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: InLiquid's 2016 Benefit, Materials Day and celebrating spring at Shofuso House

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, February 02, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Nightlife, On the Ground, Philanthropy

North Philadelphia, West Philadelphia

InLiquid Artist Profile: Jodi Cachia

Flying Kite Staff Tuesday, February 02, 2016

This Pennsport artist can't stick to just one thing -- not when there are so many creative avenues to explore.

Arts and Culture

Rendering of the 13th Street overpass in daylight

On the Ground: For businesses adjacent to the upcoming Rail Park, change is on the way

Alaina Mabaso Tuesday, January 26, 2016

Momentum behind the conversion of the Reading Viaduct into a functional green space is building, and local business owners know that means radical transformation for Callowhill. Will this high-profile amenity make or break the neighborhood?

Arts and Culture, Design, Neighborhood Innovation, On the Ground, Sustainability, Transportation

End of the day parade at the Please Touch Museum

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Puppets at Please Touch, an interactive chemistry fair and tax help for businesses

Hailey Blessing Tuesday, January 26, 2016

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Arts and Culture, Entrepreneurship, Financial Services, On the Ground

Fairmount / Art Museum, Fairmount / Art Museum, West Philadelphia

For Colette Fu, becoming an artist was a winding road

Nicole Rupersburg Tuesday, January 19, 2016

This Philadelphia-based photographer turned a trip to China into inspiration for documenting the lives of ethnic minorities, eventually creating pop-up books that delight and inform. She has also spent time in the Chinatown North community, using art to change lives.

Arts and Culture, Diversity

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