8 Sports You Didn't Know Were Sports
People have lots of imagination and even more free time. Here are 8 sports you didn't even know were sports.
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People have lots of imagination and even more free time. Here are 8 sports you didn't even know were sports.
Here are some of the top free concerts in the Philadelphia area if you are looking for some music to enjoy this summer.
In his will, Richard Mellon Scaife left his own extensive art collection to two museums in Pennsylvania — the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art outside Philadelphia and the Westmoreland Museum of American Art near Pittsburgh.
The Starship Enterprise docks at the Mann Center Thursday, July 31st for a special screening of "Star Trek: Into Darkness."
KYW's Pat Loeb reports the statue has been re-gilded to a glowing gold.
"Best Picture" and five-time Academy Award-winning movie "Gladiator" can be seen on a large screen at the Mann Center on July 18th at 8 p.m.
Seeking spirituality or just want to relax? There are numerous meditation centers in the city of Philadelphia; here are the top five.
The Beatles first came to America five decades ago, and to celebrate the occasion, the Philadelphia Orchestra presents the Classical Mystery Tour
Today, Museum leadership and a world renowned architect unveiled for the public a master plan to upgrade the interior, create extensive new gallery space, and re-imagine the exterior steps that "Rocky" made famous.
Summer is time for breaking out your bathing suits and hitting the beach. Whether you're craving a thriller or tearjerker, our sister company Simon & Schuster has a book for every afternoon spent in the sun. Throw one of these page-turners in your beach bag and prepare to lose yourself.
The Mann Center presents Il Volo with the Philadelphia Orchestra on June 26th.
The Mann Center is pulling out all the stops this summer. This week alone, an iconic star, Italian tenors and the Philadelphia Orchestra are performing.
Prepare yourself for seven days of food, fun and festivities: The Wawa Welcome America! Festival is back!
Festivals, food, family and, of course, fireworks -- all of these are major parts of Fourth of July weekend. And for many people, you can add the beach to that list.
This summer, the city of Philadelphia will have several charity events that you can participate in to do your part while also having some fun.
Since the Philadelphia Museum of Art opened to the public in 1928, no one has ever undertaken a comprehensive renovation.
Instead of panicking and sending your kids to nearest summer camp you can find, why not enjoy a few summer blockbusters?
Craft projects can be enjoyed by guests of all ages at your Independence Day cookout.
Fourth of July parades take place all across the country and signify not only our collective patriotism, but also local pride. Homemade floats abound and are as unique and individual as the spirit that carved out our country.
Whether you're picnicking in the park, laying out at the beach, or grilling in your backyard, there's something about summer's steaming hot days that make you yearn for a great story. Our sister company Simon & Schuster has got you covered with six smart, entertaining, page turners that will keep you reading all summer long. Watch out – you just might be tempted to devour these in one sitting!
Apples and human skulls (!) are featured in the still lifes of Paul Cézanne, in a new exhibition opening June 22nd at the Barnes Foundation.
Diana Ross is a giant in the music industry.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Give back to your community while having fun when you volunteer with these outdoor volunteer opportunities.
On June 21st, the Kimmel Center marks the longest day of the year with Solstice in the City.
