Main Line Today March 2011
From vibrant dining and shopping hubs to upscale neighborhoods and historic Main Streets, our region's towns have a bit of everything.
March 5, 2011 Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia Beneficiary: Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
Jan. 15, 2011 Loews Philadelphia Hotel Beneficiary: Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
Nov. 26, 2010 The Union League of Philadelphia Beneficiary: The Gesu School
March 16 Timothy’s on the Riverfront, Wilmington
The Main Line starts off spring in the Parisian garden settings of this year's Philadelphia International Flower Show.
Malvern interior designer Barbara Bottinelli brings natural serenity to a home.
A custom manor home goes on the market in Gladwyne.
News and notes on the local dining scene.
A Middle Eastern eatery comes to Ardmore.
Three festive libations to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
A Lower Merion High School senior self-publishes a book that helps kids with scoliosis overcome social anxiety.
Location: 55 Broadway, Jim Thorpe. Drive time: About 90 minutes. Cost: This five-room boutique hotel offers a queen room ($120-$124 weekdays/$192-$217 weekends), a king mini-suite with whirlpool bath and gas fireplace ($159 weekdays/$274-$292 weekends), and ...
With rye from local farms, Philadelphia Distilling Co. is raking in the accolades.
The resident sports psychologist for Villanova's men's basketball team describes a typical day on the job, working alongside Coach Jay Wright.
Local Tea Party Patriots have been called worse. It’s the price you pay for loving your country.
Netroots by Villanova University professor Matthew R. Kerbel and more.
The former sports director at Comcast SportsNet offers his wisdom.
A Chester County fungus expert helped pioneer production of a drug that saved thousands.
Toto Schiavone brings the Italian countryside to Blue Bell.