Main Line Today November 2014
'Foxcatcher,' about the murder of Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz, debuts at Bryn Mawr Film Institute on Nov. 26.
Make a toast to this Springfield Bloody Mary, which won the People's Choice for Best Bloody Mary on at the 2014 Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival on Oct. 18.
The Women on the Move Luncheon brought out 400 women to honor Main Line Today's 24 Power Women featured in the October issue.
Mars Drinks will host the 35th Annual Old-Fashioned Christmas Parade in West Chester.
Downtown Wayne will have a festive feel with strolling carolers and horse-drawn carriages, and be sure to mark your calendar for next year's Radnor Fall Festival.
Join us throughout the holiday season for the best in dining, shopping, strolling and holiday fun for the whole family. Free parking on Wednesday evenings and weekends from November 22nd thru December 21st.
Holiday season brings entertainment and shopping to Ardmore.
Feeling overwhelmed with the holiday season just around the corner? Our editors have you covered with their picks.
Main Line Antiques Show brings 35 dealers to Nov. 15-16 show.
Wayne Hotel General Manager David Brennan prepares for Thanksgiving dinner at Paramour.
Reading, baking and music recommendations from our editors.
Editor Hobart Rowland reflects on the Piasecki family's strong work ethic in the world of helicopters.
People's Light and Theatre director and consultant David Bradley speaks to Philadelphia's "exploding" arts scene.
Annual event means good times for participants.
Beast & Ale marks the fourth restaurant for Taqueria Feliz owners Timothy Spinner and Brian Sirhal.
Estia Greek Taverna in Radnor fills Mediterranean void in Main Line and Marlton, N.J.
Haverford Piasecki family keeps 70-year-old Piasecki Aircraft Corporation flying through aircraft industry.
Treat wallpaper like art with these tips from York Wall Coverings
Bryn Mawr homeowners to show off elegant kitchen in Notable kitchen Tour & Chef Showcase on Nov. 6.
Dr. Christine Meyer, desperate to stop her patients' pain, forms Exton running team to fight cancer.
