The Daily Dose

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Nomu Nomu Don Brings Counter-Made Donburi to Fishtown’s Frankford Avenue This November

Fishtown is getting a rice-bowl counter. Nomu Nomu Don, a Japanese donburi restaurant and BYOB at 2026 Frankford Avenue, is...

Buena Onda Breakfast Launches November 1 in Fairmount With a 60-Day Run

Fairmount gets a morning menu on Sunday. Buena Onda breakfast launches November 1 at 1901 Callowhill Street, served daily from...

Mischievous Mild Puts a 3.8% Golden Mild on Tap at A Man Full of Trouble

A 3.8% beer is the kind you can order twice and still find your way home. Mischievous Mild, a British...

Simmer Down Halloween Haunt Party Gives Costumed Guests a Free Drink in Wilmington

The Simmer Down Halloween Haunt Party puts a free night of costumes and cocktails in the basement of a Wilmington...

Philadelphia Game-Day Hotel Packages: Hyatt Centric’s Home Court Advantage and Kimpton Monaco’s Championship Chase

A Philadelphia game day starts well before kickoff or tipoff, and two Center City hotels now sell the part nobody...

Chris Davis’ One-Man Nutcracker Returns to The Drake for a Seventh Holiday Season

Every December, one man in Center City becomes Marie, Fritz, a creepy Uncle Drosselmeyer, the mice and the Sugar Plum...

Holidays in Franklin Square Brings a Free Light Show, Curling and Mini Golf Back to the Park

Benjamin Franklin’s kite-and-key story gets retold in lights every night, and Franklin Square has built a winter around it. Holidays...

Corte Oven & Bar Opens in East Market With a Wood-Fired Oven at the Center

Corte Oven & Bar opens Tuesday, October 27, at 1175 Ludlow Street in East Market, and the first thing a...

InLiquid Opens “Let’s begin in the middle”, a Seven-Artist Fiber Arts Exhibition

Cloth is how a lot of families keep their stories, and seven artists are treating it that way. The Let’s...

Germantown Arts District Festival Brings Elle Varner, Armani White and Freeway to Germantown Avenue

Germantown is handing its main street to anyone who wants to make something. The third Germantown Arts District Festival fills...

Char & Stave Hosts Its First Latte Art Throwdown in Chestnut Hill on October 26

Latte art looks easy until somebody is watching. Char & Stave in Chestnut Hill is turning that nervous moment into...

Cunningham Piano Company Launches First Fridays at Cunningham Hall, a Seven-Concert Season in King of Prussia

A showroom full of pianos is a quiet place until somebody sits down and plays one. First Fridays at Cunningham...

Vintner Wonderland 2026 Returns to Renault Winery With a Real Ice Rink, Igloos and Free Entry

Renault Winery & Resort spends three seasons on grapes and then hands the fourth to everyone else. Vintner Wonderland 2026...

Fond Pairs Grace Winery’s Pennsylvania Wines With a Four-Course Dinner on October 28

Fond is a BYOB, which makes a wine dinner there a little unusual. For one Wednesday night, nobody has to...

AT Frenchies Sign “Pardon Our French” at Alliance Française de Philadelphie on October 26

Two friends who grew up in Paris came to America to play soccer, and somehow ended up teaching more than...

Chassica Kirchhoff Is the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s New Curator of Arms and Armor

Most of us walk past more than 1,300 pieces of armor, shields and weapons on the way to somewhere else...

SmithQuest Playground Turns Leftover Pavement at Smith Memorial Into a Giant Board Game

A leftover stretch of pavement in East Fairmount Park is now a giant board game, and I would cross the...

Black Superhero Exhibit Brings Philadelphia’s Comics History to Penn Through May 13

The first and only issue of All-Negro Comics was published in Philadelphia, and a free Black Superhero Exhibit at the...

Ocho Supper Club Dogon Dinner Brings a D.C. Kitchen to Rittenhouse Square on November 15

A chef from North Philadelphia is coming home from Washington, D.C. to cook on Rittenhouse Square. Martel Stone, chef de...

Kiyoshi Kuromiya Documentary Opens the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival on November 5

A kid born in a Wyoming incarceration camp in 1943 grew up to be one of the busiest organizers Philadelphia...

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