Monday, April 9, 2018

Main Line Happenings: April 9-15

From Manayunk’s StrEAT Food Festival to the Haverford Home and Garden Show, here are 10 events you won’t want to miss this week.

Pitbull to Headline this Year’s Wawa Welcome America Concert

The concert, which will take place July 4 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, will also include Heather Headley.

At the Table's Tuesday Tastings Feature Chef Thomas Keller's Cuisine

The April series will feature four courses prepared at the table.

How to Make Your College Essay Stand Out

Here’s what college admission officers are really looking for.

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Celebrity Cook-Off to Fight Hunger

Join Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery on April 26th for their 3rd annual Celebrity Cook-Off to Fight Hunger. Enjoy an evening of culinary delights and fabulous door prizes with all proceeds going to Philabundance, the leading hunger relief organization.

Thursday, April 26, 6-9 p.m.

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Himalayan Salt and Wellness Cave

Salt therapy, or halo therapy, taps into the incredible therapeutic properties of pure Himalayan salt to bring about a host of health benefits. It's 100 percent natural and safe for people of all ages. Salt therapy promotes relaxation, mental and emotional calming and rejuvenation, detoxification of the body, and reduces muscle cramps, migraines and stress. Our salt caves–in Pottstown and Newtown Square–are filled with pure Himalayan salt and negative ions, leaving clients feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

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Women on the Move 2018

Nominations Are Now Open!

Do you know a local trailblazing woman? Nominate her for our 2018 Women on the Move feature before May 25.

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In Print

27 Weekend Getaways

In spring, everything's in bloom–including the impulse to come out of winter hibernation. Here are some of our favorite places to get away–all within a day's drive.

Garden Party Perfect

The grounds of a historic Haverford carriage home undergo an immaculate transformation.

Times of Her Life

WHYY's Marty Moss-Coane celebrates three decades of Radio Times.