InLiquid’s Art for the Cash Poor
InLiquid’s Art for the Cash Poor is a free and public art sale directly benefiting
A.D. Amorosi
Terell Stafford Honors Jimmy Heath
Philadelphia’s Terell Stafford honors late local legend Jimmy Heath on the new album “Without You,
Izakaya by Yanaga
Frankford-on-Fishtown’s very new sushi restaurant, Izakaya by Yanaga, opens with the sushi-sashimi whisperer, Executive Chef Kevin Yanaga.
Son of The 215 – Uptown’s Finest
When it comes to Philadelphia-born-and-bred hip hop, Son of The 215 is both an old soul and a new sensation.
The Boyd Theatre Gets Bankrolled
An investment group that includes Stephen Starr, and Paul Martino will convert the art deco
Fringe Festival 2021 is Live
The 25th annual Philadelphia Fringe Festival is on and live for 2021 with founder, booker,
Hop Sing Laundromat – The Return
Chinatown’s Hop Sing Laundromat has been forever legendary for everything from its innovative, couture cocktails to its level of controlled, reserved privacy (with no cellphones or snapped photos allowed inside).
MIA 2021 Festival – Lessons
dosage MAGAZINE and I learned more than a little during the just-passed Labor Day weekend’s
Evil Genius Beer and LOKI Seltzer
Evil Genius Beer with its new Sheetz collab and LOKI’s Delta-8 enhanced-infused seltzer – The
Made In America Festival 2021
Damn Tornado Ida and Pandemic Delta. Jay-Z, RocNation and Live Nation’s two-day music affair, Made