That sweet, lingering aroma of artillery fire is back. Montgomery County had better grab its guns and prepare for battle, because Pennypacker Mills’ annual Civil War Reunion is gearing up to be one to remember. On June 2 and 3, people of all ages are welcome to come on out admission-free and take a peek into the world of yesterday.

As attractive as the annual Philly Beer Week might be to beer lovers across the Delaware Valley, the fact remains that, with so many events scheduled from June 1 to 10 throughout the region, it’s unlikely that too many people will be able to attend as many as they might like.

Set in a Baltimore suburb, a region where Director of Creative Writing at Bryn Mawr College Daniel Torday spent a few years, new fiction work “The Sensualist” (Nouvella) tackles adolescence through the eyes of teenager Samuel Gerson in the 1990s.

I’m no stranger to concerts. If you’ve read even a couple of my ramblings here, you have at least a little understanding of my love for live music and my interest in introducing my son to that sort of creative outlet.

Bernie’s a really nice guy. I mean, really nice. There are a lot of people in Carthage, Texas who still think so, even though he just shot an old woman in the back four times.

After 200 years as the county seat of Bucks County, Doylestown is celebrating in a big way, and there’s a little something for everyone.

Every spring, horses become the lively focus of Devon, Pa. Horse lovers, sports fans and community members come to the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair to enjoy the exciting atmosphere surrounding this time-honored tradition.

It’s been seen by millions of people across the globe, and now Walnut Street Theatre audiences can relive the magic of Buddy Holly’s music in“Buddy—The Buddy Holly Story,”running through July 15 on the WST Mainstage.

Is 2012 just a movie, or will the world really be coming to an end in the final days of this year? Many think that the phenomenon is just false hype, perpetrated mainly by Americans. Some, though, believe that the world may be coming to an end come December 2012.

With the spring season finally acting itself again and Memorial Day weekend just days away, barbecue time is rapidly approaching. But even if you’re not passionate about outdoor BBQs, surely you enjoy indulging now and then in barbecued wings, ribs, chicken breasts, even seafood, in the comfort of your own dining room.

Sometimes, it takes two. And that’s the case for the upcoming exhibit at Tyme Gallery.

What’s a nice Italian man like Carlo deMarco doing cooking up a storm at 333 Belrose with nary one Italian dish on the menu?

Time cannot wither nor custom stale George Bernard Shaw’s Cinderella story of a flower girl who goes to a ball and becomes a princess. Few would doubt that“My Fair Lady”is a masterpiece.

What really matters? Can you stay true to yourself? To your art? There are 525,600 minutes in a year — how do you measure its worth? And what do we leave behind?

By now, everyone has heard of Dr. Seuss' The Lorax, whether you have read the book or seen the movie. It has grabbed hold of people’s attention and the message behind the story is very relevant today. The Philadelphia Zoo is also personally impacted by that message, and has opened an exciting new exhibit called"Trail of the Lorax."