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Philly Aids Thrift will celebrate their 15th anniversary with a showing of Tim Burton’s Halloween Classic at the Navy Yard’s Drive-in Movie Theater—and their biggest sale of the year! Fifteen years ago, Philly AIDS Thrift (PAT) opened its first retail
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Newly installed play pieces are an overture to a much larger suite. On August 6, construction crews broke ground on a new play area outside the East Passyunk Community Center (EPCC) at 1025 Mifflin Street. The space will include a
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In addition to serving up stellar sandwiches, the 8th Street shop is helping feed neighbors during the pandemic. In late March, State Representative Elizabeth Fiedler’s phone rang with concerns her office had not expected. Restaurants had shuttered in the face
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There’s still time to pick up the perfect gift or surprise your loved ones with a professionally-designed lunch or brunch. Mother’s Day carries with it a host of traditions—church, flowers, and, of course, dinner in a restaurant. With the COVID-19
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With hair, nail and beauty services closed indefinitely, stylists are turning to new ways to stay afloat. Meister’s barber shop was expecting a banner year when, in February, clients began talking about an unknown virus moving through the world. “It
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75 Organizations and 300 events celebrate Philadelphia’s theatre scene—including South Philly-based EgoPo Classic Theater and Theatre Exile. Director Brenna Geffers of South Philadelphia’s EgoPo Classic Theater is in the final weeks of rehearsal. Her show, Sam Shepard’s Fool For Love,
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