Philadelphia Magazine

How the pandemic has skewed our sense of weeks and years and days.

Think of this as a Poconos vacation home, minus the mountains.

“I’m New at This” aims to educate and support novice moms, dads, and caregivers, and will feature a reader-driven advice column.

Walk through its entrance right into a totally-tricked-out amenity floor and garden. Want to buy its penthouse?

Wine and dine your partner at a romantic global culinary destination — or simply eat well in Philly.

The traumatizing clearing of the University City Townhome encampment in West Philly symbolizes the ongoing racial injustice of gentrification.

East Passyunk’s sustainable general store announces denim mending and repair services.

She says she became addicted to the platforms as a minor and that her interactions on them led to depression and an eating disorder, among other conditions.

“As a couple, we are powerful together,” says the bride-to-be.

The story behind the Cantonese seafood staple, how it’s made, and why you should be going out of your way to eat it.

Stylish, secure and quiet — and mostly furnished.

The new president and CEO of the region’s tourism agency talks her favorite things and places in the city.

Custom koozies bearing the couple’s signature phrase, “Please leave by 9,” served as the favors.

This well-maintained house will take you back to the mid-1800s every time you enter it.