Your guide to Philly's diverse creative scene, nightlife, music, food & more
Love is in the air all year round in Philly, so we know a lil’ somethin’ somethin’ about romance. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and we’re sure you’re still looking for things to get into. Don’t worry—we’ve got a couple of things in mind. Whether you’re into the old school or new school way of celebrating Valentine’s Day, there are a ton of festivities happening to get you in the mood. Check out our top picks: Romantic Rendezvous Valentine’s Soul Jam with the Stylistics Friday, February 10 Liacouras Center 1776 N. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19121 If…
As the birthplace of the nation, there's no place else that does history quite like Philadelphia—especially African-American history. Philly is the home of historic African-American artists like Billie Holiday, Marian Anderson, John Coltrane and Henry Ossawa Tanner, while famous civil rights activists like Sam Evans and Cecil B. Moore also called our great city home. BTW - did you know that The Philadelphia Tribune, founded in 1884, still stands today as the country's oldest African-American newspaper? Like I said - no one does history like Philly! For Black History Month, there are lots of exciting events happening all over…
First up in my Style Stars of Philadelphia series is Curran Swint of Kings Rule Together. I met Curran at a party a couple of years ago, and it was fashion at first sight. Often seen donning the best in men’s vintage wears, this young king is a true inspiration and a Philadelphia fashion plate. His blog, kingsruletogether.com is a chock full of inspiration and his own fashion musings. This scene-ster knows the meaning of seeing and being seen. You can catch him at the coolest events and on the pages of GQ, Ebony, NY Times, Complex and Essence…
Like we said, Phily is the place to be for Black History Month. And, the sites don't stop in Historic Philadelphia. Here are our picks of places you need to see in West Philly and Historic Germantown. West Philadelphia Legacy Sites The African Gallery at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology 3260 South Street | (215) 898-4000 The African gallery here is probably the closest you’ll come to visiting an entire continent in one day. Materials on display come from a collection that includes more than 11,000 items from throughout the vast land of Africa. The…
Philadelphia is the place to celebrate Black History Month, and Philly 360° Legacy has your guide to African-American historic sites and attractions in Philadelphia. Check out our list of our top historic sites and cultural attractions in Historic Philadelphia below. Historic Philadelphia Legacy Sites The African American Museum in Philadelphia 701 Arch Street | (215) 574-0380 The perfect starting point for your African-American tour, the museum invites visitors to experience face-to-face encounters with the bold and fearless people who helped form our nation through its acclaimed core exhibit Audacious Freedom: African Americans in Philadelphia 1776-1876. The exhibition provides a…
As a fashion enthusiast, I am constantly on the lookout for the most innovative threads and style finds. I am a boutique shopper, but in some instances, my wear wants happen to be occupied by someone else’s body. In addition to my posts on what to wear; when to wear it; and how to buy it - this year, I will take you on a journey to meet some of my favorite style muses in the City of Brotherly Love. Every month, I will feature one of my favorite "Style Stars of Philadelphia" and take you on a behind…
You know we love to hook you up with tickets to shows, and we got our hands on a pair tickets to see NBC's The Voice winner Javier Colon on February 10 at the Keswick. Want a chance to hear his smooth vocals up close? Enter for yout chance to win tickets below. Contest is running until February 8. Good luck!Fill out my Wufoo form! Contest Rules | Privacy Policy Event Details: Javier Colon with special guest Ernie Halter Friday, February 10 8:00 p.m. Keswick Theatre Glenside (Philadelphia), Pennsylvania WInner will receive 1 pair of tickets. Tickets held at…
Philly's own Will Smith is heading to South Philly to attend his first 76ers home game since he became a partial owner of the team back in October. He'll be at the game this Friday when the first place 76ers take on the Charlotte Bobcats. Welcome home, Will. And, let's go Sixers! Check out the video below to see when we caught up with Will over the summer on the set of Men in Black III with the DASH program. He had a few things to say about his love of the 76ers.
The Scottsboro Boys January 20 - February 19 Suzanne Roberts Theatre 480 S. Broad Street Fresh off a successful run on Broadway, The Philadelphia Theatre Company brings us the Tony Award nominated musical, The Scottsboro Boys. An electrifying and…
Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit January 28 - April 15, 2012 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) 205 N. Broad Street One of the most prolific and pioneering African American artists of our time, Henry Ossawa Tanner got…
Breaking Barriers Show February 1 through 29 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. National Constitution Center 525 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 All month long, the National Constitution Center will highlight the lives of historic African-Americans in their new feature,…
Carol Riddick Friday, February 3 & Saturday, February 4 7:30 & 10 p.m. sets Warmdaddy's 1400 Columbus Blvd. Philly 360° Creative Ambassador and songstress Carol Riddick returns to Warmdaddy's to sing away our winter blues with a red-hot night…
African American Winemakers Saturday, February 4 7 p.m. Wine School of Philadelphia 127 S. 22nd Street Celebrate Black History Month with this one-of-a-kind class dedicated to exploring the ever-growing group of black winemakers from California to South Africa. This…
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