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After months of uncertainty following the closure of Macy's in Center City, Philadelphians finally have some answers about the future of one of the city's most iconic spaces.

Philadelphia's Magic Gardens is launching a joint tour of the Magic Gardens Studio and the Dina Wind Art Foundation/John Wind Studio, offering art enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore the creative journeys and legacy of South Philly-based artists.

Chef Eli Kulp and the Delicious City Philly Podcast are putting together another quirky food event, this time dubbed the Hoagie Throwdown. Set for Sept. 7 at Other Half Brewing, the event pairs premium hoagies and professional wrestling.

Six months after Philadelphians mourned the closure of the Center City Macy's store — famous for hosting its annual holiday light show — the Philadelphia Visitor Center has announced plans for the return of both the Wanamaker Light Show and Dickens Vill.

After a year-long hiatus, Tavern on Camac is back open for business—and this locale will also be debuting a new chef and some updates to its space to accompany its fresh service.

With August on the horizon, Philadelphia's waterfront is jamming seasonal fun into Spruce Street Harbor Park, Summerfest, Cherry Street Pier and Race Street Pier as a part of the district's "Make Summer Yours" initiative.

Popular Rittenhouse restaurant, Wilder, is hosting a quarterly book dinner series where acclaimed authors like Jo Piazza, Liz Moore, and Emma Copley Eisenberg as part of an intimate evening of food, drinks, and conversation.

Summer's hottest days are still ahead of us, but thankfully, so is the perfect holiday to help beat the heat. Friday, Aug. 1, is National Spritz Day, and there are specials all throughout the Philadelphia area featuring the delightfully refreshing cockt.

A section of westbound Market Street will be closed for more than three months beginning Aug. 4 to allow work to continue on a $16 million project to transform the iconic roadway in Old City.

The School District of Philadelphia wants families to begin thinking about the new school year, kicking off its annual back-to-school bus tour Monday.

As Philadelphia education leaders face growing challenges in 2025, Tacony Academy Charter School CEO Naimah Wimberly is leading a new initiative to strengthen the talent pipeline with Philly youth, and opening doors to career opportunities.

Chants of solidarity rang out for nurses and other hospital staff during a press conference on the steps of Temple University Hospital in North Philadelphia, as Nurses, technicians, doctors, and supporters gathered to demand a safer workplace environment.

A woman was killed and two children were seriously injured in a house fire Wednesday morning in Mayfair.

Authorities have charged a man for allegedly berating and hitting homeless people as they slept earlier this month in Center City.

Ahead of the release of their latest EP, 'What No One's Thinking,' AJR is taking the stage just over the bridge at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion. The band's Jack and Ryan Met sat down with Metro to discuss their new music and upcoming show.

Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We've got you covered.

Whether you take your spirit with salt, limes, some flavor or a little extra flair, here is where to celebrate National Tequila Day (July 24) in Philadelphia.

A group of Democratic state representatives intends to introduce legislation banning law enforcement from wearing masks and nondescript clothing, as federal agents ramp up enforcement across Pennsylvania.

The BlackStar Film Festival is back this month to cast a spotlight on the traditions of Black, Brown and Indigenous people from around the world through visual storytelling; set to take place July 31 to Aug. 1.

Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding and Labor & Industry Secretary Nancy A. Walker visited Sankofa Farm at Bartram's Garden, spotlighting state investments aimed at expanding fresh food access and creating career opportunities in Philly neighborhoods.