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Philadelphia’s Shane Confectionery turning ghost stories into candy (opens the original)
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Ready for some real ghost stories to go along with the Halloween candy? Shane Confectionery in Philadelphia’s Old City, one of the country’s oldest candy shops, has the season covered. The limited-edition Haunted Philadelphia Halloween box (only 125 available) holds 14 chocolates and confections, two each of pieces inspired by local hauntings and legends. “Shane Confectionery received a range of experiences from funny to horrifying,” the company’s Director of Design Pavia Burroughs said. “We wer
Halloween is taking over the Philly area bar scene (opens the original)
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The leaves are starting to change and there is a crispness in the air, so it must be time to get a little bit scary. If it includes some food and drink, well, then it gets even better. Hidden inside Newsroom Philadelphia, 1102 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, and behind the Diet 7-Up machine, The Pumpkin Press is a limited-time fall transformation that brings together the legend of the Headless Horseman and Philadelphia’s connection to Edgar Allan Poe within a speakeasy already known for its book-
Standard Tap taking a world view for Sausage Fest (opens the original)
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Standard Tap, 901 N. Second St., Philadelphia, the Northern Liberties corner tavern widely credited as Philadelphia’s first gastropub, will host its annual Sausage Fest from Sept. 24 to Oct. 4, and it’s going to be like taking a trip around the world. Serving a sausage menu spanning Portugal, China, Scotland, Thailand, Germany, France, Morocco, the Chesapeake and Philadelphia — all made in-house and all paired with a rotating list of local festbier and German-style drafts — will be an epicurean
Prost! The biggest Oktoberfest celebrations are back (opens the original)
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As quickly as summer ended, the region has moved right into Oktoberfest. Brauhaus Schmitz, 718 South St., is again bringing the sights, sounds and tastes of Munich to the region at two of Pennsylvania’s largest Oktoberfest celebrations. “Philadelphia is the best city in America to celebrate Oktoberfest season,” said Brauhaus Schmitz owner Doug Hager. “After hosting thousands of fans for World Cup, we are ready to host record breaking crowds for South Street Oktoberfest and 23rd Street Armory Okt
The Philadelphia Fringe Festival returns for its 30th year (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Fringe Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year and it doesn’t show any sign of slowing down. The celebration of the performing arts that features experimental, alternative, and uncensored work by new or independent artists features more than 350 acts this year, running Sept. 8 to 27 at sites around the region. “The Fringe Festival celebrates Philadelphia as a city that is pulsing with the creativity of the working, breathing artists who live here,” said FringeArts
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