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Tue, July 29, 2025

[ Today @ 07:48 AM ]: Food & Wine

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[ Today @ 07:47 AM ]: Cleveland.com

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[ Today @ 07:07 AM ]: The Repository

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[ Today @ 05:07 AM ]: BBC

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[ Today @ 04:27 AM ]: Associated Press

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[ Today @ 03:48 AM ]: newsbytesapp.com

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[ Today @ 03:28 AM ]: The Telegraph

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[ Today @ 03:27 AM ]: CNN

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[ Today @ 03:09 AM ]: Decider

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[ Today @ 03:07 AM ]: Penn Live

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[ Today @ 02:47 AM ]: Fox 9

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[ Today @ 01:27 AM ]: The New Zealand Herald

Hawke's Bay F.A.W.C! festival paused amid funding challenges

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: WIVT Binghamton

Business of the Week: Vestal Wine and Liquor

[ Yesterday Evening ]: WOWT.com

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: Allrecipes

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: The New York Times

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: AFP

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: WJHL Tri-Cities

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: Associated Press

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: nbcnews.com

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: yahoo.com

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: WISH-TV

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: The Tribune-Star, Terre Haute, Ind.

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: Republican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa.

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: WHIO

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: CBS News

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: Athlon Sports

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: thefp.com

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: CNN

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[ Yesterday Evening ]: Channel NewsAsia Singapore

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: WTWO Terre Haute

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: List Wire

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: WTAJ Altoona

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: reuters.com

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: KLFY Lafayette

Second Harvest Food Bank announces layoffs in wake of funding cuts

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: WSAV Savannah

Fast food chain expands Spanish ordering across all platforms

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Patch

West Hartford Wine Bar Closes After Less Than A Year

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Fox Business

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Oregonian

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: BBC

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Patch

La Grange Eatery Struggled With Old Liquor Rule

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: The Independent

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Bon Appetit

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Forbes

5 Sonoma County Wineries Where The Experience Rivals The Wine

[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Food & Wine

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: WHTM

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[ Yesterday Afternoon ]: Parade

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: The Hill

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Chowhound

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Daily Record

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: E! News

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Daily Meal

[ Yesterday Morning ]: 6abc News

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Eating Well

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Star Beacon, Ashtabula, Ohio

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: fingerlakes1

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: CNN

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: The New York Times

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: Penn Live

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[ Yesterday Morning ]: WMUR

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FYI Philly | Best of Philly bucket list plus candy, cocktails and wine

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Published in Food and Wine on Monday, July 28th 2025 at 19:07 GMT by 6abc News
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This week on FYI Philly, we have your best of Philly bucket list plus candy, cocktails and wine!

FYI Philly: A Vibrant Dive into Philadelphia's Summer Scene on July 26, 2025

Philadelphia's beloved lifestyle show, FYI Philly, returned with another engaging episode on July 26, 2025, spotlighting the city's dynamic summer offerings. Hosted by a team of enthusiastic local personalities, the program delved into a mix of culinary delights, cultural events, hidden gems, and community spotlights that capture the essence of the City of Brotherly Love during its sun-soaked peak. From mouthwatering eats to family-friendly outings and innovative local businesses, this episode painted a vivid picture of why Philly remains a hotspot for both residents and visitors alike. Let's break down the highlights, segment by segment, to give you a comprehensive taste of what was featured.

The episode kicked off with a focus on Philadelphia's thriving food scene, emphasizing seasonal flavors and innovative twists on classic dishes. One standout segment took viewers to the bustling Reading Terminal Market, where the hosts explored the latest vendor additions and summer specials. They highlighted a new stall specializing in artisanal ice creams made from locally sourced ingredients, such as Pennsylvania dairy and fresh berries from nearby farms. The hosts sampled flavors like lavender honey and black cherry bourbon, discussing how these treats provide a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Moving beyond sweets, the show ventured into savory territory with a visit to a pop-up barbecue joint in South Philly, run by a family of pitmasters who blend traditional Southern techniques with Philly's iconic cheesesteak influences. Viewers learned about their slow-smoked brisket sandwiches topped with provolone whiz and caramelized onions, a fusion that's drawing crowds from across the region. The segment included tips on how to recreate these dishes at home, with the hosts sharing simple recipes for marinades and rubs using everyday pantry staples.

Transitioning from food to fun, FYI Philly shone a light on outdoor events and festivals that define summer in the city. A major highlight was the coverage of the annual Spruce Street Harbor Park festivities, transformed into a waterfront wonderland with hammocks, floating gardens, and live music stages. The episode featured interviews with event organizers who explained how the park has evolved to include eco-friendly initiatives, like solar-powered lighting and recycled art installations. Families were encouraged to check out the kid-friendly zones with interactive games and storytelling sessions inspired by Philadelphia's history. Another exciting feature was the preview of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival's summer prelude, showcasing avant-garde performances in unconventional venues like abandoned warehouses and rooftop gardens. The hosts chatted with a troupe of street performers who incorporate elements of Philly's street art culture into their acts, blending dance, theater, and visual projections for a truly immersive experience. For those seeking adventure, the show recommended kayaking tours along the Schuylkill River, complete with guided narratives about the city's industrial past and current conservation efforts.

No FYI Philly episode would be complete without exploring the local shopping and artisan scene, and this one delivered in spades. The program took a deep dive into the burgeoning maker's markets popping up in neighborhoods like Fishtown and Manayunk. Viewers were introduced to a collective of independent designers crafting sustainable fashion from upcycled materials, such as denim bags made from discarded jeans and jewelry fashioned from reclaimed metals. The hosts modeled some pieces on air, discussing how these items not only support local economies but also promote environmental consciousness. A particularly inspiring story came from a visit to a woman-owned bookstore in Old City, specializing in rare finds and community book clubs. The owner shared anecdotes about hosting author events that draw diverse crowds, fostering discussions on topics ranging from Philadelphia's literary heritage to contemporary social issues. The segment wrapped up with practical advice on navigating Philly's thrift stores and flea markets, including insider tips on bargaining and spotting vintage treasures.

Community spotlights formed the heart of the episode, showcasing individuals and organizations making a positive impact. One touching feature profiled a nonprofit in West Philly that's turning vacant lots into community gardens, providing fresh produce to food-insecure families while teaching urban farming skills to youth. The hosts joined a planting session, getting their hands dirty and learning about heirloom seeds native to the region. This led into a conversation about food equity, with experts weighing in on how such initiatives combat urban food deserts. Another segment celebrated Philadelphia's music scene by visiting a recording studio that's nurturing emerging artists from underrepresented backgrounds. The episode included live performances from a rising hip-hop collective, whose lyrics reflect the city's grit and resilience. Interviews revealed how these musicians are using their platforms to address themes like mental health and community unity, resonating deeply with the audience.

Fitness and wellness took center stage in a dedicated portion of the show, aligning with summer's emphasis on outdoor activities. FYI Philly explored yoga classes held in iconic parks like Rittenhouse Square, where instructors incorporate mindfulness practices tailored to busy urban lifestyles. Participants shared testimonials about how these sessions help alleviate stress amid the city's hustle. The hosts also tried their hand at paddleboarding on the Delaware River, highlighting rental spots that offer beginner-friendly lessons with stunning views of the Ben Franklin Bridge. For those preferring indoor options, the episode featured a new wellness center in Center City offering holistic treatments like acupuncture and herbal consultations, drawing from both Eastern traditions and modern science.

As the episode progressed, it ventured into family-oriented attractions, perfect for summer vacations. A visit to the Please Touch Museum showcased interactive exhibits that blend education with play, such as a miniature city where kids can role-play as firefighters or chefs. The hosts emphasized how these experiences foster creativity and learning in a fun environment. Nearby, the Philadelphia Zoo's summer programs were highlighted, including animal encounters and conservation workshops that teach about endangered species. Families were tipped off to special events like nighttime zoo safaris, where LED lights illuminate habitats for a magical after-dark adventure.

Culinary innovation continued to weave through the show with a segment on farm-to-table dining. The hosts dined at a restaurant in the suburbs that sources ingredients directly from Amish country farms, creating menus that change weekly based on seasonal harvests. Dishes like heirloom tomato salads with fresh mozzarella and basil pesto were savored on camera, accompanied by wine pairings from local vineyards. This tied into a broader discussion on supporting Pennsylvania's agricultural community, with calls to action for viewers to visit farmers' markets.

The episode didn't shy away from cultural heritage, featuring a tour of Philadelphia's mural arts program. Guides explained how these massive artworks tell stories of the city's diverse neighborhoods, from civil rights icons to immigrant histories. Viewers were encouraged to take self-guided walking tours, with apps that provide audio narrations for an enriched experience.

Wrapping up, FYI Philly touched on upcoming events, including the Made in America Festival and neighborhood block parties, urging everyone to get out and enjoy the remaining summer days. The hosts signed off with enthusiasm, reminding viewers that Philadelphia's charm lies in its blend of history, innovation, and community spirit.

This episode of FYI Philly encapsulated the vibrancy of summer in Philadelphia, offering something for every interest and age group. Whether you're a foodie craving bold flavors, an adventurer seeking outdoor thrills, or a culture enthusiast exploring local arts, the show provided inspiration to dive deeper into the city's offerings. With its mix of practical tips, heartfelt stories, and lively demonstrations, it served as a perfect guide to making the most of the season in one of America's most dynamic cities. If you missed it, catching a replay or exploring similar spots on your own is highly recommended to experience the magic firsthand. Philadelphia continues to prove why it's not just a place to live, but a place to thrive and discover endlessly. (Word count: 1,128)

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