Main Line Today April 2011
April 13, 2011 University of the Arts, Philadelphia Beneficiary: The Sam S. McKeel Promising Young Artists Scholarship Fund
April 16, 2011 Overbrook Golf Club, Bryn Mawr Beneficiary: St. Aloysius Academy
April 2, 2011 Malvern Prep’s Boathouse, Conshohocken
Jan. 28, 2011 The Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia Beneficiary: Center for Autism Research at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Feb. 12, 2011 Urban Outfitters Headquarters, Philadelphia Beneficiary: American Heart Association
Clover Market is back, with its monthly outdoor events, and the Episcopal Academy Parents’ Association holds its annual House Tour fundraiser.
Go green this Earth Day (April 22) with repurposed items for the home from Deconstructed Living in Wayne.
Bryn Mawr house by master builder Wayne Geftman and architect Scott McIntyre hits the market, featuring yoga room, home theater and more.
Get away for a weekend (or much longer) in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Located off Route 29 in Malvern, the name of the new Twenty9 might not surprise restaurant-goers. But the interior and food will.
Toast nature with biodynamic wine.
News and notes on the local dining scene.
Forget Philly (for once). There’s more than enough to love in your own backyard, from hidden-gem boutiques and restaurants to home services and health-boosting activities.
We know you love ’em. Here’s how to keep ’em happy and healthy. PLUS: Champions of animals big and small.
For years, the Large Animal Protection Society’s uncommonly good deeds have gone mostly unrecognized. That’s beginning to change.
Where to take your furry friends so they look and feel their best.
Local folks making an exceptional commitment to enriching the lives of animals and humans alike.
Newtown Square’s Kaitlyn Bowman has a personal stake in her crusade for eating-disorder awareness.
In celebration of Arbor Day (April 29), we offer an expanded 60 Seconds interview with an American chestnut tree champion.
Location: 151 Campbell Road, Newport. Drive time: Two hours and 15 minutes. Cost: $169-$199 (double occupancy); two-night minimum stay on weekends. The scoop: Surrounded by mountains to the north, west and south, and on ...