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The concept of comic strips can be traced as far back to several ancient civilizations

Close to fifty teams have signed up for the second year of this soccer tournament which begins September 8th

A weekend where an adult can be a kid again and kids will still be kids.

Junior Pastor and youth leader Jorge Garcia is an intricate part of the his Ministry. His spiritual leadership is sorely missed. 

First Friday in Philadelphia not only includes art within Center City but also in the Latino community

From political satire to social injustice to his personal physical battles and his ultimately isolation from people were the factors in the creative genius of his work. 

Philadelphia native Kevin Hart returns home to be recognized for his artistic excellence

The first edition of the Franklin Social Innovation Prize is aimed to promote non-profit initiatives among Penn students and recent graduates. 

The critically acclaimed exhibit that brings the story of Prohibition vividly to life returns for a limited engagement at the National Constitution Center

Philly Mag runs a story about how the local baseball team expects to attract more Latino supporters to its fan base thanks to its increasing number of Latino players.

Celebrating his career in law as well as honoring his service to the Latino community of Philadelphia 

One of the only intact Revolutionary War battlefields and the only fort in Philadelphia

Awards presented to individuals displaying a passion to giving back to the youth of Philadelphia