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City Solve Urban Race
Location: TBA
Neighborhood: N/A
Date: April 17th, 2010
Time: Check-in: 11:00-11:50 a.m.; Race begins: Noon
Price: $40 per person thru 3/31; $50 per person by 5:00 pm on 4/16; $60 per person on race day; You can refer 3 friends and save 15%

Experience a one day local/community version of the Amazing Race! Teams of 2-6 solve clues and face fun challenges while navigating through the city of Philly. We also offer a separate family division for those who want to bring kids along for the exciting experience. Please visit www.citysolveurbanrace.com for more information and details! :)

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SMITH the Kid's Play Place in the Park

East Fairmount Park
Philadelphia, PA 19121
Location: Art Museum/Fairmount
Phone: 215-764-4325

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Description: Nestled within the vast woods of East Fairmount Park lies SMITH the Kids' Play Place in the Park, a century-old Philadelphia attraction. Built in 1899 as a rural escape for Philadelphia's children, SMITH represents a return to simple, old-fashioned play- a kind of play that places a higher premium on imagination than on software downloads. The SMITH playtime experience has two parts: the Playground and the Playhouse. The six-acre playground (for kids 10 and under) includes of 50 pieces of brand-new, state-of-the-art equipment featuring unique designs and arrangements meant to stimulate both physical and imaginative play. The hallmark of the Playground is the Ann Newman Giant Wooden Slide: a 39'-long by 13'-wide slide built into the rolling hills of SMITH's grounds that kids will enjoy over and over. The Playhouse (for kids 5 and under), though seemingly a Victorian mansion, was built solely as a play space for children, never as a residence. Within the 4-story, 24,000-square-foot, Playhouse, children can build towers in the block room, play "house" or drive a "train," ride away on a tricycle in "Smithville" or just kick back with a book. If you are looking for a place for the kids to let off some steam, but the spending budget for this family vacation is dried up, visit SMITH: it's FREE and open to the public Tuesday through Sunday. No batteries required.

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By Litty Samuel

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By Sarah Stockton-Brown

Sometimes you have to devise a plan. How do you replace your boyfriend's beloved Eagles Starter jacket with a stylish black wool number without the sting of insensitivity?

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A Fair to Remember

November 19, 2007

By Fajr Muhammad

Events for the whole family this season.

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