Laura Brzyski

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These alcohol-free spots in the Philly area promise good drinks without the hangover.

We may have 1,000 food photos saved on our phones from this year, but these are the best bites from 2025 that mattered the most.

From weighted vests to mouth tape, here’s what was worth it — and what wasn’t — according to five Philly experts.

Start the new year strong with mat and reformer Pilates sessions led by Zha Dadson.

Our go-to Philly shops for when you were just invited to a party — or you dropped the ball and forgot, and now the party is tonight.

A Jefferson Health doctor explains what’s going around — and when you should worry.

Philly experts weigh in on how to manage your blood sugar, skin health, sleep, and exercise habits through this season of life.

Got a question? The doctor will see you now.

Pilates has been around for more than 100 years, and yet, fitness enthusiasts are falling in love with the modality all over again, despite all the criticism it’s currently facing.

At Mission Taqueria’s inaugural Free Association dinner, 11 strangers and I ditched our devices in favor of deep conversation and a good meal (and margs).

Support small businesses, shop for good-for-you gifts, and experience mini wellness activities at these events.

These spots across the region offer contrast therapy, which sees you alternating between hot and cold temps to improve circulation and healing.

Ballers has it all: courts for pickleball, padel, and squash, golf simulators, a full-service restaurant and bar, a gym, a recovery lounge, and events.

Ebba Sparre Sauna Collective is bringing back three wooden barrel saunas to the grounds of the American Swedish Historical Museum.

We’re thrilled to announce this year’s winner, and to have celebrated our finalists.