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Arts
The Philadelphia Art Book Fair: A 2 Day Fest For the Printed Book
A visit to the adult version of your local yearly Junior Scholastic book fairs.
Arts
Honoring Herstory
How The Colored Girls Museum is doing some of the most important, socially revolutionary artwork—one hairbrush and poster at a time.
Arts
Tales of Conflict and Resilience: A Lunch with Uzodinma
These are stories that should be read and shared.
Arts
Santurce es Ley and MuralArts: When Art is Used to Transform Urban Spaces
How art is breathing new life into our cityscapes.
Arts
The Men Behind The Mask (and Wig)
The Mask and Wig Club has been a hallmark institution of Penn for the past 128 years.
Arts
Mask and Wig's Flight Club Soars
If you were an airport employee, would you rather lift bags, check in passengers and monitor airport security or tarmac tap–dance, rewrite West Side Story and drink in the confines of exclusivity?
Out of Context Art: If PMA Descriptions Were Tinder Bios
Need to spice up the bio on your Tinder/Bumble/insert up-and-coming new dating app you're using?
Features
Love is an Open Door
Despite their validity, open relationships still seem to carry a certain stigma, an ambiguous nature that confuses most.
Arts
CalendArts
We selected a few awesome events happening in and around Philadelphia in the coming week. Get cultured with Street.
Arts
2015 Fashion Trends that Need to Go
Polio, MySpace, Sneaker wedges: all things that should be left in the past.
Arts
Get Handsy with History
The Rosenbach Museum & Library offers one of a kind experience with one of a kind texts.
Arts
Peter LaBerge PUBLISHED TWO BOOKS AND STARTED A LITERARY MAGAZINE. HBU?
Meet the poet who would kill Shakespeare (if he had to).
Vice and virtue
Don’t Keep This Garden a Secret
With its enchanting aesthetic, fresh farm–to–table meals and unbeatable cocktails, Talula’s Garden is kind of like that kid in your hall who had a 4.0 GPA, runs five clubs and has a social life... except you don’t hate Talula’s Garden.
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