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Bryn Mawr Night 2023 Events

Food, Fun, Shopping And Music – And Where To Get A Bryn Mawrtini! Bryn Mawr Night is Sept. 22 by Carole Felton Shore, guest contributor Photo by Launchmetrics Spotlight Bryn Mawr is about to throw itself a party. The annual Bryn Mawr Night is Sept. 22 and the schedule of events is packed with food,…
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Fall Fashion Trends

Faux Leather, Red, Blazers, And Everything ‘80s These Main Line Boutiques Have Looks You’ll Love by Diane Oliva, style editor Fall will be here before you know it and with it comes my favorite season for fashion! While past fall seasons have ranged from fabulous to ho-hum, 2023 fall promises to be a winner. This…
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Inside Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance

The Main Line’s Most Exclusive Car Event Is Sept. 6-8 2024 by Melissa Jacobs Take 100 rare cars, add vintage motorcycles, one 60-mile rally and a black tie gala and what do you have? Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance, the Main Line’s most exclusive car event. Held over three days every September for the past 27…
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September’s Must-See Concerts In The Philly Suburbs

Rock, blues, Billy Joel-ish and other concerts you’ll love. by Eli Bank, arts and culture editor Ah, September. The kids are back at school, your white shoes are tucked away for the season, and the weather can’t decide if it’s fall. But September brings great concerts to the Main Line and Philadelphia suburbs. Whether you’re…
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Yes, Chef: Cornelia Sühr’s First Summer Job

The summer she was 13, the head chef of Jean-Georges Philadelphia at the Four Seasons fell in love with food. The rest is culinary history. by Michele Gargiulo, food and wine editor The sun peeks out from behind the clouds and the air smells like wet earth and growing vegetables. Heat presses gently against…
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Antiques: 11 Main Line Shops We Love

Antiques, Vintage and Thrift Furniture, Home Décor And More by Patricia Mae Olson Love the character, uniqueness and quality of antiques? So do I. Call me an old soul, but one of my favorite things is to spend a day antiquing. As I child, I loved exploring my grandparents’ antique-filled house and finding its beautiful…
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QVC’s Amy Oselkin’s New Book Is A Must-Read

Oselkin Shares Her Truth About Marriage, Miscarriages And Motherhood The OBGYN asking where to bury her baby. That was Amy Oselkin’s breaking point. The previous two days had been a blur of emotions punctuated by the intense physical pain of a dilation and evacuation procedure that removed Oselkin’s 17-week old child from her womb. Doctors…
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Valley Forge Park Visitor Center’s Exhibit Honors Black Patriots

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Spearheads Effort To Honor Black Soldiers Who Fought For America’s Independence by Melissa Jacobs There may be doves on the Patriots Of African Descent monument at Valley Forge National Historical Park, but make no mistake. The Black soldiers in Gen. Washington’s Continental Army served with honor, strength and heroism. To…
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My Summer Job: Nicole Stephenson

What the Main Line Chamber of Commerce Exec Learned By Working At Acme by Ana Welsh, business editor Now, Nicole Stephenson is the executive director of the Main Line Society of Professional Women, a program run by The Main Line Chamber of Commerce. But she got her first business lessons by working at an…
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8 Chester County Antique Shops We Love

Where To Find Antiques In West Chester, Chadds Ford And Beyond by Patricia Mae Olson, Home Editor Call me an old soul, but one of my favorite things to do is spend a day antiquing. As I child, I loved exploring my grandparents’ antique-filled house and finding its beautiful treasures. And, I loved learning…