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NBC10’s Sheila Watko teams up with Visit Philly to give you On a Positive Note. This week she focuses on the return of Center City Sips, Philadelphia walking tours letting people get historic and a pop-up beer garden in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood.

A week of festivities for Philadelphia’s Odunde Festival get underway Monday. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia reports on what to expect in the days to come.

Pride Month kicks off the month of June with many activities to participate in, several festivals are also planned for the entire month. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk, live from the Ben Franklin Parkway, shares what you need to know.

If you love entertainment of all kinds this event is for you. And, you will even get a chance to go “Back to the Future.”

I scream, you scream, we all scream for … hot, crunchy ice cream?

An Australian mom and businesswoman shared video of herself eating two McDonald’s hash browns with some McFlurry ice cream in-between. The internet is loving it.

Caliph Gamble talks to NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante about his family’s legacy on Black music in America and how the Sons of Legends Foundation is celebrating Black Music Month.

Philadelphia’s legendary The Roots are being joined by fellow music icons like Lauryn Hill and Usher this weekend as the 2023 Roots Picnic takes over Fairmount Park’s Mann Center for the Performing Arts.

Playwright Juliette Dunn tells NBC10’s Erin Coleman what it means to her to have “The Puzzle” performed on stage at Media’s Hedgerow Theatre as the Delaware County company celebrates 100 years of powerful art.

“Be Holding” is making its world premiere in Philadelphia this week. Plus, paddleboats return to Penn’s Landing and Cloud Cups Fishtown brings tastes to the city. NBC10’s Sheila Watko has your “On a Positive Note” events.

As food prices skyrocket, supermarket sticker shock is understandable. But is it gauche to reduce the sting of inflation by expecting your in-home guests to split the tab for food?

The Devon Horse Show & Country Fair returns to the Philadelphia suburbs over Memorial Day weekend. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle found out what it’s all about as festivities got underway Thursday. Just remember your hat.

After rumors swirled online, DQ confirmed it had indeed done away with the dipped delicacy.