Main Line Today August 2010
This year's event delivers a potent musical elixir.
Who knew so many not-to-be-missed travel spots were within driving distance? Travel Editor Marilyn Odesser-Torpey offers an easy 20.
Two Haverford School students make some "NOISE" in the world.
A food historian, culinary scribe and gardener extraordinaire.
A local Negro League baseball icon keeps the memories (good and bad) alive.
Location: 44 Woodland Road, Mount Pocono Drive time: 90 minutes. Cost: Rooms $99-$279; higher on holiday weekends. The scoop: Forget about the heart-shaped tubs, threadbare carpeting and noisy radiators. This is not the Mount Airy ...
The Philadelphia Folk Festival grooves to a subtle yet distinct Main Line tune.
Owner of Blossom Productions
America’s Longest Run: A History of the Walnut Street Theatre by Andrew Davis and more.
Like gorillas, big corporations have always made messes wherever they please.
June 2 The Hyatt at the Bellevue, Philadelphia Beneficiary: St. Christopher’s Foundation for Children
99th Anniversary Celebration
Haverford’s Molly Andrews gives tired furniture renewed life.
A Glen Mills home made for fun.
Paint the night red, white or pink.
Tiffin eatery has been all the rage in Center City. Now it's in Wynnewood and, soon, Bryn Mawr.
A Main Line architect brings coastal New England to the Shore.
The mourning process is as individual as we are.
Taylor 2 dance company at Longwood Gardens and other must-dos for August.
Yes, it’s time. I will be retiring on Aug. 1. Time flies. I joined Main Line Today almost 14 years ago, back when the magazine was in its infancy. October 1996 seems like yesterday, but ...