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Bahdeebahdu
Intriging interior artworks on display
This interiors gallery is almost as fun to say as it is to explore. Featuring the elegant arrangements of designer R.J. Thornburg and the amazing sculptural lighting designs of Warren Mulller, the artsy space is a gasp a minute.
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The Annual Center City House Tour
A delight for the architecturally inclined
A delight for the architecturally inclined
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“Great and Mighty Things”: Outsider Art from the Jill and Sheldon Bonovitz Collection
Powerful works from untrained artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Featuring more than 200 works by 27 self-taught American artists, “Great and Mighty Things” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art examines the intersection of outsider art with mainstream modern art.
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1812 Productions
Comedy work in all forms
Bring tissues because the producers swear you’ll laugh until you cry.
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33rd Street Armory
Versatile event space at Drexel University
The 33rd Street Armory is a versatile event venue on Drexel University’s campus known to hosts concerts, food events and art gatherings.
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700 Club
Local bar by day, dance club by night
Good music, good beer and good times abound at this bi-level spot, which looks like a club built inside a house (because that’s exactly what it is).
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915 Spring Garden Street Studios
Massive workspace for local artists
A five-story, 75,000-square-foot complex hosting more than 100 artists in individual workspaces.
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Made In America Music Festival
Labor Day weekend festival on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway returns
Now in its second year, the Budweiser Made In America Festival is once again taking over the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Labor Day weekend.
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A-Space
Center of attention
More neighborhoods need a pace like the A-Space, an anarchist “infoshop” that focuses on the enrichment of its community. Come for the free books, art shows and vegan potlucks, stay for the anti-war think tanks and NORML meetings.
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Abraham Lincoln
1871 by Randolph Rogers
It may seem an unadventurous pose — sitting in a chair, holding a quill pen — but sculptor Randolph Rogers caught Lincoln in a heroic moment, signing the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Independence Visitor Center
Come See About Me: The Mary Wilson Supremes Collection
Federal Donuts
The Rittenhouse Hotel
Johnny Brenda’s
Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum of Contemporary Art
Franklin Square
Shofuso - The Japanese House and Garden
Feria del Barrio
Philadelphia Eagles
