James ‘Yaya’ Hough – A New Temporary Art Installation at the D.A.’s office
Former inmate James ‘Yaya’ Hough showcases an art exhibit in Center City, ushered in by
Jenny DeHuff
Here’s how weddings and special events are still possible amid COVID
A couple of local women are making weddings happen, just on a “micro” scale.
“Class of One” – This frank new Fringe Fest comedy show makes fun of homeschooling
‘Class of One’ is a virtual show on Zoom mocking the good, the bad and the cringeworthy moments of home learning
Jacqueline City – Fashion Designer
A traumatic brain injury hasn’t stopped South Philly’s Jacqueline City from reaching for runway royalty.
Wonderspaces reopens with robots that draw people, a moveable sunset and virtual reality
“Presenting fourteen extraordinary works, our show is an opportunity to share new experiences and new conversations with family and friends,” Wonderspaces President Jason Shin.
Northern Liberties debuts Easy StrEats al fresco street dining
The one-day event closes a portion of N. 2nd Street to allow for restaurants to bring their dining outdoors
We Are Philly Tees
Purchases of tees promote civic pride while providing fresh food for families in need. Covid-19 has clobbered the restaurant industry. We find out how Rob Wasserman’s Rouge, and others, are faring.
Dana Spain and her latest undertaking – Haven Women
Catching up with Dana Spain – How the Philly socialite and entrepreneur went from “sheltering
The Stroopwafel – Philly’s Finger Licking Dutch Stroopwafels
A Philly stroopwafel company still offers some sweetness during an awfully sour time. Despite all
These local distilleries are now making hand sanitizer and offering delivery or curbside pick-up for booze
Local distilleries offer delivery, curb-side pick-up and now make hand sanitizer amid COVID-19 crisis.