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Visiting a shrine to the Wyeths in Brandywine, reading a rare manual at the Library Company, and other art to admire this weekend

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By Peter Dobrin Verified, Elizabeth Robertson Verified, Dan DeLuca Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A shrine to the Wyeths opens at Brandywine There’s plenty of and about Betsy Wyeth’s potent aesthetic in “By Design: The Worlds of Betsy James Wyeth,” currently on view at the Brandywine Museum of Art. In her adaptive reuse of early American buildings in Maine and the Brandywine — in everything she touched, really — Wyeth’s design sense is specific and immediately recognizable: a cool, austere echo of Shaker and other American vernacular styles.
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Five people in a South Philly basement studio are making a whole lot of indie music

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By Dan DeLuca Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Between them, artists on the Historic New Jersey record label — which, despite its name, is headquartered in South Philadelphia — have released dozens of full-length albums and EPs since the start of the decade. That’s a whole lot of indie music in a wide range of styles coming out of a South Philly basement studio, all demonstrating an old school dedication to craft that prizes first-class songwriting above all else.
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Bishop Verot grad Joey Lawson signs with MLB's Miami Marlins

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By Dan DeLuca Verified, Dan Deluca Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Joey Lawson thought his opportunity to play professional baseball would have to wait. On the final day of the 2026 MLB Draft, the 19-year-old was headed to the airport for a flight back to North Carolina to rejoin the Tar Heels after rejecting offers from a couple of interested teams to forgo his college eligibility. Then in the 20th and final round, Lawson got a call from Ryan Cisterna, the assistant scouting director for the Miami Marlins.
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