The Insider Guide to the Beat of Your City

f you live on or visit Long Beach Island, now is your opportunity to escape from the world and walk three and half miles of the Jersey Shore

Most customers at the legendary, crazy-busy downstairs bar at the Parker House in Sea Girt come back weekend after weekend all summer long.

Best public seat on Long Beach Island to view the ocean is at the Long Beach Township pavilion at 68th Street. It's the only public viewing

The stormy seas off of Long Beach Island are responsible for how Ship Bottom got its name. Visiting LBI? You have to stop here.

Wonderspaces Philadelphia offers three new exhibits!

Who's the top dog in the "Surf City" naming wars? Not Huntington Beach. Not Santa Cruz. This is THE original Surf City and has been that wa

On the northern section of Long Beach Island, Harvey Cedars is more like a village than any other area. It's one of the few northern areas b

Loveladies stands out on LBI, not only for its unusual name but for its large, contemporary homes that showcase 21st century architecture

At these outdoor movies & drive-ins you get to see a favorite flick, enjoy the company of your neighbors and watch the kids catch fireflies.

Barnegat Light Borough is its own beach town (unrelated to Old Barney) with several unique qualities not found on other parts of Long Beach

Visit all 28 beaches in north section of Jersey Shore from Sandy Hook and Sea Bright with stops in Long Branch, Asbury Park, Pt. Pleasant Be

Get your tickets now! Is There Still Sex in the City? runs through July 18th at the Bucks County Playhouse.

Spend the day at Island Beach State Park and a person may well wonder -- where is the island? The short answer is that there isn't one.

Seaside Heights likes to call itself "The Classic American Boardwalk." There's a Casino Pier amusement park with a giant ferris wheel and a

Showing up as yourself may be the key to unlock doors of opportunities. Wendy Cartagena shares why she's unapologetically Latina.

New things opening in the Philadelphia area including the Museum of Illusions, new ice cream parlors, breweries and restaurants.

There are lots of fun, new attractions in the Philadelphia area. Here's the scoop (with tips) for making the most of your summer!

In-person events are back! Here's a run-down of some in-person events in Philadelphia and the surrounding region including many free events.

The recorded history of Cape May stretches back to 1620, when Captain Cornelius Jacobsen Mey surveyed and named the area for himself. 400...

The Brick Beaches I and III are easily accessible and well marked driving north along divided Route 35. They each have large parking lots wi