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The Philadelphia Film Festival announces first wave of films for its 35th edition (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Film Society announced the first wave of films for the 35th edition of the Philadelphia Film Festival. On Wednesday, PFS unveiled the first 50 films that will play as part of the film festival, which runs from Oct. 15-25. The lineup includes films such as the Venice Film Festival-premiering Martin McDonaghâs Wild Horse Nine. Among the star-studded lineup are the Cannes-premiering films Cristian Mungiuâs Fjord and RyÅ«suke Hamaguchiâs All of a Sudden, and Beth de Araújoâ
See the Orchestra, celebrate Puerto Rican culture, and explore a tiny Philly museum | Things to do (opens the original)
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Itâs officially fall, and Philadelphiaâs arts and events calendar is packed this weekend. The Philadelphia Orchestra opens its 127th season, the Puerto Rican Day Parade returns to the Parkway, and fall festivals and cultural celebrations are filling the calendar across the region. Philadelphia Orchestra premieres new season Willie Nelson and Neil Young headline at the Highmark Mann â Earl Hopkins (@earlhopkins_, Email me at thingstodo@inquirer.com) If someone forwarded you this email, sign
No joke, these are 15 best comedy shows coming to Philly this fall (opens the original)
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Amid global mayhem and disorder, the comforting distraction of a comedy show is always welcome. Whether itâs a witty punch line or a well-timed quip, comedy has the power to help us better understand our world or forget about the sadness that exists within it. Lucky for you, this fall features a lineup of world-class acts and emerging comics who will perform at clubs and theaters in the region. Hereâs a list of the comedy shows weâre most excited about. There arenât a lot of things guara
Elkins Parkâs Lynnewood Hall to open to the public for the first time in 84 years (opens the original)
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Lynnewood Hall, the historic Elkins Park mansion constructed during the Gilded Age, is opening to the public for the first time in 84 years. Starting Friday, the 100,000-square-foot home will host âFleurs de Villes: The Gilded Age,â a 10-day floral exhibition honoring the history of the period and the characters of the hit HBO series, The Gilded Age. âItâs kind of a rebirth of an icon,â said Edward Thome, executive director of the Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation, which owns and
Hereâs what we know about Ed Sheeranâs tour stop at the Linc: Planned protests, late start, no openers announced (opens the original)
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Is the Ed Sheeran concert scheduled for Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field going to go on? As of Friday afternoon, it appears that it is. But later than initially announced. The start time for the concert, initially advertised at 5:30 p.m. to accommodate openers has now moved to 8 p.m., per the concert listing on the ticket resale site Ticketmaster. The enormously popular British singer-songwriterâs Loop Tour has been in crisis since earlier this week when rapper Macklemore was dropped as an
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