Quigley began creating mail art of her own, first sending it to her best friend, who had moved away to Alabama. Yet as her creative bent grew over the years, so, too, did the extravagant envelopes adorned with collages and drawings that poured out of her Havertown home.

The mix of black-and-white and color photographs pay homage to a secret side of boxing that few outsiders are privy to. It's a side without the flashiness of prizefighting and its stereotypical violence, corruption and exploitation.

The scene was something to behold: Hundreds of Sudoku players lined up on tables, quiet but eager to see how their skills stacked up against competitors from across the country and abroad.

With a whopping 90 events — from exhibitions and lectures to open studios and workshops — on offer, DesignPhiladelphia gives new meaning to the term "sensory overload." Not that we mind.

The evening workshop includes four stations as well as a ghost hunting history primer. At the Ghost Hunter Lab, visitors will listen in on voices from beyond captured during actual South Jersey Ghost Research cases.

Now that the American Institute of Architects' Center for Architecture has found a new space across from the Convention Center, Philadelphians will be all the more encouraged to take a closer look at their own city.

Eco-Exchange Fashion Show and Clothing Swap | Recycling and Water-Filling Station | Sweet Green Organic Pastry and Dessert Contest | For the Kids

Halloween isn't due up on the calendar for another two months, but that doesn't mean you have to wait to get your zombie fix.

In 1978, Nathan Sawaya's parents gave him his first set of Lego bricks. Sawaya's childhood passion for Legos hasn't waned.

"We just want to have a place for anyone and everyone to come into — from the tree-hugger to the college student to the business professional — and have an option of making the planet a little better."