Philly’s Helium Comedy Club returns for stand-up, and with a live audience
State College’s Joe Machi headlines at Helium Comedy Club’s return to live shows in Philly.
Month: September 2020
Philly developer Carl Dranoff’s concert series is a balcony beauty and an Arthaus hit
The last time I saw Philadelphia developer Carl Dranoff and talked his Avenue of the
R O Z E S: Philadelphia-based, platinum-plated, singer-songwriter blossoms with her new EP, “Crazy”
R O Z E S’ newest EP, “Crazy” includes the 2019 track, “Halfway There,” the official anthem of last year’s Women’s March.
The first dining night indoors for Philly – How was it?
Experiencing the first indoor dining meal since restaurants have opened to 25%, at Ocean Prime.
B. PHL Innovation Fest 2020 prepares to go all virtual
The organizers of 2019’s all-over-the-place innovation gathering, the B.PHL Innovation, threw an event so live
“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
Die-Cast Theatre Company’s “Temporary Occupancy” – Philadelphia Fringe Fest 2020, Day 1
“Temporary Occupation” focuses on the people that move through a single hotel room… The relationship between visitor and space is tested and teased in a manner unseen and unheard in the past.
Philly Designer K.Vaughn debuts his “First Friday Fashion Art Prosecco” at his West Philly Studio
The Philadelphia Designer continues to make moves, in his own lane.
Ms. Patti and Ms. Gladys go to church: Philly’s The Fillmore to host the next Verzuz session, September 13 – LIVE!
Verzuz brings to two Legendary Ladies of Soul together for a live showdown, in Philly!
They’re back! Sort of… Philly’s restaurants open indoors with 25 percent capacity today and Chef Eli Kulp talks about his podcast
With Labor Day over-and-done, a slew of Philadelphia restaurants have taken Mayor Kenney up on