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Why do Philadelphians throw pennies onto Benjamin Franklin’s grave?
Tossing a penny onto Franklin’s grave is a long-standing Philadelphia tradition. But why?
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No kids allowed: Adults-only restaurants in Philadelphia
We’ve compiled a list of popular Philly restaurants and bars that, at least sometimes, allow only adults. Some places are fully child-free and require all visitors to be at least 21 years old.
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7 indoor amusement parks in Pennsylvania that parents will love too
We’ve put together a list of indoor amusement parks, adventure parks, and other entertainment centers across the state that are great places for kids — and their parents — to play.
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Meet Pittsburgh’s scarf bomber, and other artists bringing warmth to PA
Suzanne Volpe is warming Pittsburgh necks with her crocheted acts of kindness, and yarnbombing artists throughout the commonwealth are warming Pennsylvania hearts with their textile art creations.
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Hoot, hoot, hooray! Where to celebrate Superb Owl Sunday in Pennsylvania
From kid-friendly events, to brunches, to nighttime “owl prowls,” owl enthusiasts will have multiple opportunities to celebrate Superb Owl Sunday in Pennsylvania, on game day and throughout the remainder of February.
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No Eagles, no problem: 7 great spots to watch the Super Bowl in Philadelphia
Not feeling a Super Bowl house party? Check out these Philly bars instead, with drink and food specials, much bigger TVs, and no clean up required.
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Track NEPA’s rich history through 8 of the region’s oldest buildings
Throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania, you’ll find structures from the 18th century that represent historic links to the earliest immigrant settlers in the region.
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Headed to NEPA? Keep these hidden gem dining destinations in mind
With farm-to-table fare in Honesdale, comforting pub grub in Jim Thorpe, and the only sake brewery in the state in Delaware Water Gap, visitors will find a great variety of under the radar restaurants in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
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The best kid-friendly attractions for $20 or less in and around Scranton
We’ve got the details on where to ride steam-powered trains and see dinosaur fossils with the kids on a shoestring budget in the Scranton area.
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Swing for the fences at these Philadelphia-area indoor batting cages
Whether you’re looking to work on your swing ahead of Opening Day or you want to host a birthday party for a baseball-loving kid, you’ll find what you’re looking for at these batting cages.
