Michaela Althouse
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On stage in June: Shakespeare's 'All's Well,' 'Giovanni's Room' and Daryl Morey's basketball musical
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phillyvoice.com | Michaela Althouse
In June, Philadelphia theaters are reimagining longtime classics, from stage versions of famous novels and poems to a musical merging "Gulliver's Travels" and basketball that was co-produced by Sixers President Daryl Morey.
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phillyvoice.com | Michaela Althouse
When Jared Adkins opened Bluebird Distilling in 2014, he spent $1 million to renovate a dilapidated warehouse with his father, a retired contractor. A decade later, he's now spending twice as much to add a Neapolitan pizzeria and update the tasting room and coffee bar in the Phoenixville staple. "By us investing this money now, it's securing our future in my mind for the next 10 or 15 years of where I want to go with the business and to continue elevating our brand," Adkins said.
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phillyvoice.com | Michaela Althouse
The East Passyunk Avenue corridor will be open for drink deals and sidewalk shopping every Thursday evening this summer. The neighborhood business improvement district is bringing back its weekly Passyunk Passeggiata from June 5 through Aug. 28. The event, which started in last July, is named at the Italian tradition of a passeggiata, a leisurely walk taken in the evenings around the local piazza.
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phillyvoice.com | Michaela Althouse
About a milelong stretch of 47th Street will be condensed to a single lane to make room for cyclists under two bills passed in City Council on Thursday. The first piece of legislation calls for turning the road between Kingsessing Avenue and Chestnut Street into a one-way path heading northbound. The second authorizes that a bike lane will replace the southbound portion of what supporters say is a dangerous street for pedestrians and riders.
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phillyvoice.com | Michaela Althouse
This weekend, festivalgoers will jam out to the sounds of Maxwell and Meek Mill for the annual Roots Picnic while parade marchers will unveil the largest flag in the state during the city's Pride celebrations. Two of Philly's most popular annual events are scheduled for Friday, May 30, through Sunday, June 1, and each require street closures. For drivers passing through, that means detours and possible traffic jams.
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