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Philadelphia, PA - Philly has so much to offer, and it’s a particularly popular hotspot for art lovers thanks to the array of galleries, public works and private venues where you can soak up all things creative and cultural. To show what the city has to offer, here are just a few of its major art hot spots, which offer something for everyone, whether you’re a local or a visitor.

Why Do Philadelphians Say Yo A Lot?

Philadelphia, PA - Yes,? Yo? is spoken nationwide; however, it has become our preferred greeting in Philadelphia.  However, its meaning can differ depending on its intonation.

Roller Skating Returns to Dilworth Plaza in 2023

Philadelphia, PA - Center City District will celebrate with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, April 21, at 11:15 am. The Rothman Orthopaedics Roller Rink will open in Dilworth Park on Friday, April 21, returning to the old-school cool! The event will feature a performance by the local skate group Great on Skates, followed by a hoop dancing routine from Allison Hart, Hoop Doc.

The Southeast Asian Market at FDR Park

Philadelphia, PA - The Southeast Asian Market at FDR Park in Philadelphia allows visitors to sample local cuisine and culturally specific produce, plants, clothing, and jewelry. It opens on Saturday, April 1st, as a community hub and continues throughout the summer.

Photo: Philadelphia's Chef Jen Carroll

Philadelphia, PA - McCain Foods has created a competition featuring renowned chefs across North America.  Chef Jen Carroll, a native of Philadelphia, will put her chef's cap in the ring and face off with three other chefs for a culinary fight to remember.

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Philadelphia, PA -  Chef Yun Fuentes, one of Philadelphia's trusted collaborators, has opened "Bolo" at 2025 Sansom Street this spring alongside MilkBoy owners Tommy Joyner and Jamie Lokoff from MilkBoy. Their Latin-Caribbean dining spot and rum bar will offer a lively saloon scene space on its first-floor saloon while providing plenty of seating on its second-floor tabletop - The location once housed Il Pittore by restaurateur Stephen Starr, which closed in 2016. Look for: Bolo in Rittenhouse Square Offers Weekday Happy Hours