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In honor of the holiday season, Christmas at Fort Hunter brings a huge lineup of festive fun to this historic home—which just happens to be near Woodland Hills. It kicks off November 30th with the Festival of Trees, and it runs every weekend until December 22nd with a...

Santa is coming to town early this year thanks to the Strasburg Rail Road Christmas trains. You can ring in the holiday season as early as November 23rd with special rides aboard an old-timey steam engine, which chugs out of the station not far from 10 Prince. And...

Now through the end of the month, Frederick is practically a holiday card come to life. In fact, the city has been celebrating since the beginning of November! From twinkling lights strung across eaves to special shopping events, the holiday season is in full swing....

If you haven’t been to the new Crafty Crab near Village Square, don’t be shocked when you see your fellow diners eating with their hands. It’s not only considered appropriate at Crafty Crab, it’s actually encouraged. That’s because the eatery takes after its sister...

With cooler temps and brisk fall breezes, now is the perfect time of year to get outside with your pup and enjoy some exercise and fresh air. The Bark in the Park & Fall Festival presents the perfect opportunity to do just that. The day begins with a dog-friendly...

Stroll through a five-acre corn maze. Pluck the perfect pumpkin from the patch. Go for a spin on a horse-drawn wagon or a tractor-pulled wagon stuffed with soft hay. At Froehlich Farm’s Fall Festival, you can partake in all of these fun fall activities and many...

When there’s just the beginning of a bite in the air at Walton Heights, the perfect way to warm up is with an autumnal ale. You’ll find plenty of them at the Fear ‘N Beer 2019 at Altoona Curve, coming up on Saturday, October 12th. Held outside at the People’s Natural...

Every autumn, the Wasson Farm Market kicks off a season of pumpkin-picking and campfires with the Wasson Market Fall Fest, held for two weekends each October. This year, the Fall Fest returns on October 5th and 6th and October 12th and 13th. Since the farm market...

Oaxacan cuisine is front and center at the recently opened Lupita’s Authentic Mexican Food, which isn’t far from Toftrees Apartments. The restaurant entered the local dining scene last July with a casual menu of sopes, tacos, and other Mexican bites, all tucked away...

The Phoenixville Farmers’ Market is strictly a producer-only market, which means one thing: the people selling you fresh foods are also the ones who cultivated or made them. It’s been that way since the market opened in 2002. From the pasture-raised meats to the fine...

You could easily forget you’re in the city when you step into Pennypack Park. Its name means “slow-moving water,” and that very natural element serves as the focal point of the park. Pennypack Creek winds lazily from Montgomery County all the way to the Delaware...

The chefs at the new MOD Pizza near Ribbon Place are constantly shaking things up. Since the eatery opened in York in July, it has already debuted new pies—including the Fred. This gourmet pizza comes flecked with roasted pineapple, red onion, and Canadian bacon over...