Patience and Alex got married last August and they are back in Philadelphia for a docu-series to talk about the tragedy that brought them together and their love for the Eagles. (Photos courtesy of Philip Gabriel Photography)

Are you a fan of the Reading Terminal Market? Head down on February 21st for their Party for the Market night and enjoy from the fun cuisines. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle has the details for you alongside the general manager.

Spring is around the corner and if you’re looking for some indoor and outdoor fun take Philly Live’s Sheila Watko’s advice and visit, Five Iron Golf located on Chestnut street in Center City Philadelphia.

During Black History Month in Philadelphia, residents and visitors reflect on the 150th anniversary of the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which said that the right to vote could not be denied based on race; discuss the effects of gentrification in Philadelphia and enjoy a variety of concerts, exhibitions, workshops and more.

One couple’s dream of bringing food and wine together has become a reality. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talked to Chris Fetfatzes and Heather Annechiarico about their new restaurant, Wine Dive.

Where to see street artist Amberella’s inspiring wheatpastes in Philly and beyond from Visit Philly

Our friends at Visit Philly are taking over the Big Apple with their new campaign focusing on “The City of Sisterly Love.” Philadelphia and Los Angeles-based street artist Amberella teamed up with Visit Philly to post graphic hearts with Philly Love messages in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Philly. Aunyea Lachelle has a preview.

Star Wars fans unite! Charles Ross has entertained so many people around the world and now you can catch him at the Bucks County playhouse on Main Street in New Hope.

Philadelphia and its surrounding counties always have something going on.

Visit Philly hosted its 11th annual Tourism and Hospitality Industry Outlook Event, that included Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle. Chief Innovation and Global Diversity Officer, Rachel Ferguson came to the studio to highlight a few initiatives of 2020 for Visit Philly.

As part of National Plan For Vacation Day, we’re sharing great deals on tickets to Philadelphia museums and attractions as well as overnight stays at Center City hotels.

Begin your fun weekend on Friday at the Midnight Lion Dance to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Chinatown. Performers return on Sunday for a parade where dancers compete for good luck prizes.

It is another way to get you going and break a sweat. Head down to the Blue Cross River Rink for their Silent Philly Party for throwback to 90s music and so much more.

Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gives you a sneak peak to the dances of the 25th anniversary of Riverdance. A dance full of passion and lot’s of foot action.

Philly has so much to offer. The city is booming with sites to see, things to do and places to eat. There’s a lot; but Philly Live has you covered with something you can digest. Check out some of our Philly Live Favorites from around the city.

One of the best parties of the year is happening right in Philadelphia on Jan. 18.. Buffy Harakidas talks to Aunyea about everything the glamourous gala has to offer.

Claude Fain, who died in a shootout with Philadelphia police Thursday, had threatened to kill officers. The gunfire erupted after police attempted to serve him with an arrest warrant for a parole violation.

Incoming Philadelphia Councilwoman Jamie Gauthier says the Mummers have been given chance after chance to self-police their annual New Year’s Day parade. But after at least two Mummers with a wench brigade called Froggy Carr wore racist blackface while marching Jan. 1, 2020, Gauthier believes the entire event should be overhauled. She wants to stop giving the Mummers a permit…

Correction: This story has been updated to correct Kinkel’s name. A Mummers group was thrown out of Philadelphia’s annual New Year’s Day parade because at least one member marched down South Broad Street in blackface. Froggy Carr, a wench brigade that dressed in orange-and-black colored costumes in what was apparently a motif honoring the Flyers mascot Gritty, got booted...