The Great Philly Mag Semiquincentennial Quiz
Introducing our monthly Semiquincentennial Quiz. First up, the Lenni Lenape Era.
Make America Kind Again
Quiet acts of kindness suggest a growing civility, one small moment at a time.
20 Philly-Area Gardens and Arboretums to Visit
Catch spring’s beautiful blooms at these Philadelphia-area gardens and arboretums.
How the Pandemic Rewired My Sense of Place and Time
Years after lockdown, the world looks familiar — and yet completely changed.
Six Historic Cemeteries Around Philadelphia
They’re grassy, shady, pretty — and lots of famous people are buried in them.
The 2024 Guide to Dining Down the Shore
From LBI to Cape May, our picks for this season’s can’t-miss bites
I Don’t Know Who Anybody Is Anymore. And I Don’t Care
In Sandy Hingston’s final (?) column, she bids farewell as only she can.
The Sixers Are Back
The big guy set a personal-best playoff record with 50 points in a huge Sixers win over the Knicks last night.
Punxsutawney Phil Is Hiding a Weird, Dark Secret
Revelations of groundhog progeny lead to questions about the strange misogyny within the mythology.
Neighbors Sue to Halt Massive FDR Park Renovation
The $250 million project is already underway, but critics worry about the environmental impact.
Philly Today: Philadelphia Had More Exonerations Last Year Than 46 States
Nearly one in 10 of all 2023 exonerations in the United States were from Philadelphia.
Philly Today: An A.I. Expert Came to Town and Said We’re All Going to Die
John Sherman believes humankind could be completely wiped out in two to 10 years.