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Art For the Cash Poor, Philly's affordable artwork fair, takes place Saturday, Oct. 7, on the 1400 and 1500 blocks of North American St. It will showcase the work of more than 120 local artists, and all artwork sold at the fair costs less than $250.
100+ year old Italian festival returns to South Philly
Attend Odunde Festival, the country's largest African American street fest, or the final days of Philly Beer Week this weekend. City Winery will host a Prince birthday party and tribute concert on Friday, June 7, as the Cruiser Olympia launches its pop-up speakeasy. The Science History Institute's summer fest is on Saturday, June 8.
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This weekend, examine a mysterious potential Vermeer at PMA, check out Philly’s James Beard Award winners, catch the inaugural North to Shore music fest, and see a “Boob Garden” in South Philly.
Go out of their homes, they are running out of money to fix the fence being broken by illegal immigrants. what is recourse for them, they are tax paying american citizens and the government is failing them. >> that is one thing i've been fighting going on three years now. a lot of ranchers, i would use the phrase they are land rich, cash poor. they go to market and sell animals, cost of everything else is rising, fuel, fencing supply, water lines, they have to replace on regular basis keeps them -- you can only budget for so much. they start losing money on deals, they can't pay taxes or affor...