The Daily Dose
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...
Downtown Camden Turns a Vacant Market Street Lot Into a Pocket Park
A vacant lot on Market Street in Downtown Camden is now a place to sit down. The RECtangle Pocket Park...
Urban Farmer Gives Center City a $17 Express Lunch Called The Quick Cut
Most weekday lunches in Center City get eaten at a desk or in a hurry. The Urban Farmer Quick Cut...
Turks Head Wines Debuts a $55 Prix Fixe Built Around Fall and the Glass
The Turks Head Wines prix fixe is $55 for three courses or $75 for four, and the more of the...
Càphê Roasters Plans a Second Café in South Philadelphia for Spring 2027
Càphê Roasters South Philadelphia is the second café from the Kensington roaster, and the owners are aiming for a spring...
Raymond Carballada Photographed One Philadelphia Skyline for 31 Sunrises
The Poetry of First Light exhibition asks you to look at the same view 31 times, and it runs free...
InLiquid Brings Dada to the Parkway at Park Towne Place
The Odds in the Absurd Exhibition opens October 16 at Park Towne Place, 2200 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, and it comes...
AXIA Time Turns the Philadelphia Marathon Finish Into a $995 Watch
The AXIA Philadelphia Marathon watch is a numbered run of 250 automatic timepieces built around a simple idea: a marathon...
ConCon Turns a Movie’s Fake Conspiracy Convention Into a Real One in Wilmington
ConCon 2026 turns the Siegel JCC in Wilmington, Delaware, into a conspiracy convention on Sunday, October 18. The expo runs...
Former NBA Player Neil Anthony Edwards Paints Rocky and LeBron at Morton Contemporary
Neil Anthony Edwards played in the NBA, kept playing overseas for years, and now paints. His second solo show at...
Chefs United for Ukraine & Philly Fills Broad Street Love With a Chef-Led Feast
Chefs United for Ukraine & Philly fills Broad Street Love at 315 S. Broad Street on Tuesday, October 27, from...
Topdog/Underdog Brings a Pulitzer Winner and Two Brothers to the Arden
Topdog/Underdog opens at Arden Theatre Company on Wednesday, November 4, at 7 p.m., and runs through December 13 at 40...