Philly is filled with many historic spots, spots for amazing food, and cultural destinations. However, nowhere combines them together like Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia’s Center City. Reading Terminal Market …
Throughout the year, there are more than a hundred Pennsylvania fairs that provide a great opportunity to enjoy the state’s culture, food, and to learn more about its traditions. No …
For over 100 years, the Pennsylvania Farm Show has been held annually in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The country’s largest indoor agricultural fair, at 24 acres in size, the PA Farm Show …
Every February 2nd is Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania. Each year, one of America’s strangest traditions occurs as Punxsutawney Phil, a weather-predicting groundhog, is pulled out of his temporary burrow …
Located deep in South Philadelphia is one of the city’s most iconic Christmas destinations: The Miracle on South 13th Street (or sometimes called just Miracle on 13th Street). The Miracle …
Ever since I published my first article about things to do in Pennsylvania at Christmas, I’ve had people telling me that I needed to visit Kraynak’s Christmas display in Hermitage. …
Since 1960, one of the most popular annual events in western Pennsylvania has been Light Up Night in Pittsburgh. Held each year on the Friday before Thanksgiving, this is the …
Want to learn fun facts about Pittsburgh, PA? You’ve come to the right place. Pittsburgh might be one of the most consequential cities in American history. From the late 19th …
Tucked away amidst the expansive lands of Philly’s Fairmount Park, near the Philadelphia Zoo the Please Touch Museum, is one of the city’s best-kept secrets: Shofuso Japanese House and Garden. …
Every New Year’s Day since 1901, the Mummers Parade has been a staple of New Year’s Day in Philadelphia. From their elaborate costumes to their great pageantry and wonderful music, …