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The former Lawsonia Building, at 1106 Spring Garden Street, has recently been demolished. The Lawsonia Building was a two-story office building with a brick facade and wooden windows. After plans to renovate it into apartments fell through a few years ago, the building fell into serious disrepair. Developer Maplewood LLC bought the property and has…
The past few years have been a huge change for everyone. We’ve all adapted to a new way of life that can seem a little scary at times. For the first time in awhile, some aspects of normalcy seem to be back in our lives. As the new year approaches, it’s important for everyone to…
New development along North Front Street adds more housing to booming South Kensington neighborhood South Kensington has seen more construction than any other neighborhood in Philadelphia in recent years. Literally dozens of large new apartment buildings have been built, or are under construction or seriously planned, in the neighborhood, with still others built or…
It’s the best time of the year! This means it’s time to celebrate. There are many, many ways to celebrate the holiday season with this year, especially with festive music, fun food and drinks, and many others of which are free or low-cost. Keep reading to learn about some of our favorites! Dilworth Park Ice…
Santa is coming to town and he is certainly ready for his closeup! Every year, pictures with Santa are a fan favorite in terms of things on the Holiday to-do list. This year, we have come up with a few of our favorite places for you to get your perfect Holiday picture, and there’s something…
What is Indigenous People’s Day? Beginning in 1991, dozens of cities, several universities, and a growing number of states have adopted Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a holiday that celebrates the history and contributions of Native Americans. This Holiday also happens to fall on the same day as Columbus Day, which does not happen to be a…
Coming up on September 15th, Hispanic Heritage Month will begin. If you are unfamiliar, this is a period of time celebrated throughout the latter half of September and the first half of October as a way to promote the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic-Americans. More specifically, those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the…
With Summer quickly coming to an end, we can only try and look and the next best things ahead! Luckily, Fall in Philadelphia is just as much fun as Summer. The crisp Autumn air, the colorful leaves, and of course, Spooky Season. Throughout the Fall months, Philadelphia has a variety of fun and exciting activities…
Labor Day is often thought of as summer’s “final send off.” The holiday weekend usually offers a chance to spend time hanging out and enjoying time with all of your family and friends. It’s the perfect time to do any of those last minute summer time things that you missed out on over the last…
Summer gets a proper send-off in Philadelphia this Labor Day weekend (September 3-6, 2021) with tons of fantastic things to do both indoors and out! Labor Day weekend is typically the last weekend before people officially say good bye to summer. Students are back at school, the days begin to get shorter, and the warm…
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.