Main Line Today November 2010
From fine art and music to Christmas lights and holiday events, check out these November events in the Philadelphia suburbs.
Oct. 22 The Westin Mount Laurel, New Jersey Beneficiary: Bancroft
Sept. 15 Northern Liberties Beneficiary: Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe
Sept. 12 Radnor Hunt, Malvern Beneficiary: Joan Karnell Cancer Center at Pennsylvania Hospital
For 150 years, the Philadelphia Sketch Club has been the catalyst for an exceptional body of work. We spotlight the Main Line artists integral to its remarkable longevity.
Great Main Line spots to find that special someone.
With Main Line Match, Berwyn’s Lisa Semerjian hopes to play Cupid to discerning singles throughout the area. Could you be her first success story?
Looking for help with your Christmas list and can’t get Santa to return your e-mails? We asked four local gift specialists to give us their top picks.
A good deed goes a long way for local college-bound seniors.
The Newtown Square resident talks about his new gig as president of the Academy of Natural Sciences.
Location: 106 Stackstown Road, Marietta. Drive time: 90 minutes. Cost: $95 for a room or suite with kitchen; $15 per child. Contact: (877) 653-3644, oldefogiefarm.com. The scoop: Owners Biz and Tom Fogie are the coolest ...
Dr. Norman Goodman is a sucker for a great mystery—and a good cause.
Developer Carl Chetty cares about Coatesville—and he’d like you to care, too.
The effortless magic of the Gypsy Vanner comes to the big screen, courtesy of an enterprising pair of Chester County breeders.
A Wayne mining engineer made a pile of money on silver, before losing it all in an Arizona crater.
Dangerous Neighbors by Beth Kephart and more.
The executive director of Lower Merion Conservancy tells us his pet peeve, favorite mantra and more.
To repair or replace—that is the question.