Kiyoshi Kuromiya Documentary Opens the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival on November 5
The Kiyoshi Kuromiya documentary debuts Thursday, November 5, at 6:30 p.m., opening the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival.
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Defiant Coffee Co Brings a Colombian First Roast and an Early 2027 Launch
Defiant Coffee Co roasts in Colombia, works with wholesale partners and plans retail for early 2027, with a lineup of up to eight coffees.
Jen Su: Connected
TV host and media personality Jen Su on moderating PIMCON’s Brand and Agency Panel, the Philadelphia Film Festival’s milestone 35th year, and why Philly’s creative scene deserves more attention.
Giovanni Mele: Connected
Giovanni & Pileggi founder Giovanni Mele on 50 years in Philadelphia, the neighborhoods he still discovers, and what makes the city feel like home after coming from Italy in 1975.
Vida Aesthetics Marks Its First Year With Beyond the Beauty
Beyond the Beauty celebrates Vida Aesthetics’ one-year anniversary with an intimate creative event blending art, photography, beauty, and wellness in Philadelphia on September 20.
The Red Lipstick Diaries Turns the Lens Back on Philadelphia’s “Big Rube” Harley
The Red Lipstick Diaries brings Reuben “Big Rube” Harley’s “Lipheele” photography collection to The Stable at Crane Arts on October 15, with print sales supporting his ongoing medical care.
Gloria Ross: Connected
MomManagerGlow founder Gloria Ross on Philadelphia’s mom-and-daughter storytelling, generations of family roots, and the city’s best-kept natural secret.
Josh Moore: Connected
Josh Eats Philly founder Josh Moore on Philadelphia’s neighborhood-driven food culture, generations of family roots, and the city’s most underrated happy hours.
Nicole Cashman Named Interim CEO of Welcome America, Inc.
Nicole Cashman, founder of Cashman & Associates and a 25-year Welcome America partner, has been named the organization’s Interim CEO following Michael DelBene’s departure.
Cecily Tynan Announces Her Retirement From 6abc After More Than 30 Years
Cecily Tynan, 6abc’s longtime chief meteorologist, has announced her retirement — her final broadcast airs August 31 after more than three decades with Action News.