Entries from Phillyist tagged with 'fourthofjuly'
July 9, 2008
The Fourth of July may have already passed us, but while everyone is still more or less in the holiday mood, we thought a video about American history wouldn't be out of place.......
Continue Reading "Know Your History"July 8, 2008
Would the U.S. Government produce a video like this in 2008? Probably not, but we can't help but feel that things might be more pleasant if they did. Thanks to D-Mac for this one!......
Continue Reading "Government Then Vs. Government Now"July 3, 2008
You think the Fourth of July party stops on the 5th? Hell no! You got a whole weekend’s worth of patriotism to work through… not to mention food… Saturday: If you haven’t shaken those pesky kiddies off yet, you could take them back to Franklin Square, or change it up and get their faces painted and energy expended on Independence Mall from 10AM to 1PM. When you get hungry, head to the Great Plaza on......
Continue Reading "We Got Your Freedom Right Here, Part Two"July 3, 2008
No debate: there’s no better, or more appropriate, place to celebrate the birth of our nation than right here in Philly. Here are a few things to help you enjoy your freedom this weekend. The best part? Most of it’s free. Today: Forget lunch, there’s cake! A reading of the Declaration of Independence is followed by an eight foot cake that’s needs some eating. Head over to the Independence Visitor Center at noon to snag......
Continue Reading "We Got Your Freedom Right Here Part One"July 3, 2008
Fun around town, for $10 or less: Screenings Under the Stars: The Bourne Ultimatum at the Great Plaza at Penn's Landing (Chestnut and Columbus Blvd). Activities start at 6:30PM, movie around 8PM. Free You Can Has Outdoor Movies: Laughter on the Banks Summer Movie Series presents Office Space at Walnut Street Dock (25th and Walnut, underneath Walnut Street Bridge), 8PM. Free Srsly: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at the Northeast Philadelphia Airport......
Continue Reading "Frugal Fun Alert: Thursday"July 3, 2008
Philly International will not see a great reduction in number of flights this fall, unlike other major cities like Las Vegas and Chicago. If you're counting on that trip to Vegas paying the heating bill this winter, better head out there now. Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey will hold six town hall meetings in July. Each public meeting will focus on particular neighborhoods, and residents will be asked about local problems and suggestions on making......
Continue Reading "Yo, Philly in the News"February 26, 2008
Even if you don't feel like watching this entire video, you'll want to see what our Governor does at about 8:15 in.......
Continue Reading "Vintage Ed Has a Weak Moment"