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The first-of-its-kind event is set for Sept. 15 through Nov. 1.

This innovative online publication is using a combination of top-shelf reporting, community engagement and open data to shift Philadelphians' relationship to news, whether it's AVI increases or soon-to-be-vacant school buildings.

A couple of Tyler grads are using a spruced-up truck to bring stellar brew to the Temple campus, and creating an innovative community art practice in the process.

Check out the latest local summer fun, including an outdoor film series, brunch with your pooch and ice cold treats on the waterfront.

We're taking a couple weeks off to celebrate Fourth of July. But don't worry, we'll be back soon with plenty of fireworks, including an updated site design.

Whether they're hawking custom frames, designer threads or share programs, entrepreneurs around the country are tapping into the growing bike-based economy.

While Philly might be playing catch-up in the sustainable building movement, here are three exciting projects that bode well for the future.

It's another exciting week in Philly with Make Music Day, the latest Philly Stake dinner and a job fair for recent grads sponsored by Campus Philly.

Camden's growing arts scene is on full display every Third Thursday -- come check out Flying Kite's latest art exhibition.

A recent panel discussion asked successful entrepreneurs to examine their reasons for locating locally. Their insights could help Philadelphia attract the next big company.

This innovative arm of the Science Center argues that creativity is essential to scientific discovery, while also giving artists and students access to the latest high-tech tools.

Thanks to tax breaks and plum views, Camden draws high-attendance, big-name events. Unfortunately, those dollars rarely trickle into the city proper. Will Cirque du Soleil be any different? The answer may be yes.

The local artist talks about the process behind his provocative collage installations; his first solo show runs through June 26 at the James Oliver Gallery.

Lots of great events are on the docket, including a forum on development and creative businesses, a huge artisanal market at The Porch and Camden's upcoming Third Thursday.