Philadelphia has:
- Distinct cultural identity
- Perfect balance of all seasons
- World Class entertainment, restaurants, sports, hospitality, walkability, transit
- European-inspired architecture/infrastructure
- 90 mins by train/bus/car to beaches, mountains, other big cities
“We built cities all over America that are designed for automobiles and not designed for people... Our housing costs are high, in part because of the way that we've designed our cities."
- @GovDougBurgum North Dakota comments during the @NatlGovsAssoc winter meetings
In 10 years Philadelphia will be a totally different city, in a good way.
A thread of 12 major projects set to transform Philly.
1. Calder Gardens.
A modern garden on the parkway celebrating the art and ideas of Philadelphian artist Alexander Calder. Est. 2025
hats off to @Amtrak, which is now not running *any* trains from NYC to Philadelphia after 8:30pm, for finding ever-greater ways to provide terrible service
new york sure does put on airs about its food considering you can get a meal in richmond that’s twice as good for less than half as much is there a way to mute a tweet before tweeting it
firing up a french new wave fįlm on my aëroplane and making self important eye contact with all the other passengers so they know i’m smarter than them
🚨 🚨 Dan’s Cafe has reopened on Friday and Saturday nights.
Owner of @PitchersDC#alohodc next door has graciously allowed them to use their menu to comply with food rules. Remember sitting at a table is required so it’s definitely a different Dan’s experience. H/T @MarkLeeDC
“owners are the people who take a chance knowing full well their rooms might not be filled – it's a gamble, based on quality”
Big corporations only book sure things.
There have been many shows at DC9 with under 50 attendees.
We do this knowing we would loose money 💵
❤️music
BREAKING: After 9 Years Meridian Pint Closing in Columbia Heights (Sunday 4pm) and moving to Arlington. I think I speak for many when I say NOOOOOOOOO
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