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How Should We Memorialize Pierre Robert?
When Pierre Robert died suddenly at his Gladwyne home on October 29th at the age of 70, the news sent shockwaves through both the Philadelphia […]
Scenes From the Third “No Kings” Protest in Philadelphia
Tens of thousands of protesters sang, carried signs, and marched up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway from City Hall on Saturday, March 28th, joining similar rallies […]
A Peek Inside Something Vintage Rentals’ Poppy Philly Showroom
D.C.-area favorite Something Vintage Rentals, known for its fanciful tableware and furnishings, has opened a satellite showroom at Constellation Culinary Group’s Poplar headquarters. The collab […]
Inside Laurent Tourondel’s New Northern Liberties Steakhouse
Late in November of last year, the acclaimed French chef Laurent Tourondel made his first run at Philly’s restaurant scene with a casual, French-y/Italian pizza […]
Inside the Creative Minds Behind Ballers in Fishtown
When David Gutstadt first toured the Fishtown property that would become Ballers in 2019, it was clear to him that it was special — a […]
Citizen of the Week: Leona Davis, Forget Me Knot
Leona Davis wanted to repurpose the flowers from her daughter’s wedding. Now, with Forget Me Knot, she’s created a circle of giving that brings joy, […]
Why Philly’s Best Mezcal Bar Only Stocks Five Bottles
When a kitchen fire shuttered Rittenhouse mainstay Tequilas in early 2023, owner David Suro and his son Dan used the closure as an opportunity to […]
Philly Mag Receives 19 National City and Regional Magazine Award Nominations
We’re thrilled to report that Philadelphia magazine has received 19 nominations in the 2026 National City and Regional Magazine Awards. The annual City and Regional Magazine […]
Why These Drexel Docs Want All the Dead Mice You Trap in Your House
Listen to the audio edition here: Most right-thinking human beings hate mice. They leave their little turds all over the kitchen counter. They gnaw open […]
This Philly Pop-Up Is Turning Kitchen Scraps Into Climate Action
Every year, Philadelphia throws away 206 million pounds of food, more than a quarter of which comes from the restaurant industry. Whether you’re looking at […]
What We’re Loving Right Now: Cozy Cardigans From Mount Airy–Based Wol Hide
This week’s return to winter is destroying my soul. All I want to do is huddle under a pile of warm blankets and wait for […]
East Passyunk’s YUNS Hardware Is a One-Stop Shop for DIY Home Projects
I am the least handy person I know. I have a long list of home projects that I need to tackle, but they sit untouched, […]
How Will the War Hit Your Wallet?
With any geopolitical crisis come questions of if and how activities in far-off lands could hit us financially back here in Philadelphia. The long answer […]
The Redevelopment of the Old Family Court Building Is Dead
Listen to the audio edition here: “What’s happening with the old Family Court building?” It seemed like a simple enough question when a friend posed […]
You Can (Finally!) Hold Your Wedding Reception at Longwood Gardens
With the showstopping makeover of Longwood Gardens — a $250 million expansion and renovation that debuted in November of 2024 — comes good news for […]