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Just Listed: Creekside House in Wallingford
If there is any period in our country’s history when it can be said that a truly American architecture began to emerge, it was the […]
The Dolphin Tavern Returns as a Legit Music Venue With Legit Food
Welcome back to another edition of our Monday news round-up. Y’all ready? Then let’s get to it. View this post on Instagram A […]
Just Listed: Neotraditional Shore House in Avalon
Two causeways connect Seven Mile Island to the Cape May County mainland. One serves Avalon, its northerly community, and the other serves Stone Harbor, its […]
Just Listed: Modern Condo with Original Art in Old City
Beloved local folk artist Isaiah Zagar has brightened many a facade in this city with his whimsical mosaic murals, and his Magic Gardens on South […]
Just Listed: Off-Grid House in Pennington
The main end of the more radical environmentalists is to get all of us to “live lightly on the earth.” I wouldn’t call Alice De […]
Real Talk: Now That COVID Restrictions Are Lifted, Everyone Is RSVPing “Yes!”
In February, we chatted with Philly wedding planner Allie Beik of Polka Dot Events about her own Big Day as she preps for the October […]
Philly’s Biggest Wedding Company Slapped With Class-Action Suit Over COVID-Era Refunds
When it comes to the wedding business in Philadelphia, there’s no bigger player than Cescaphe. The locally based wedding and special-events company hosts glitzy ceremonies […]
Just Listed: Loft Trinity in Queen Village
This week, we have a pure trinity for you: three stories plus a basement. No ells, no extensions, no additions, and no outdoor space other […]
Celebrate Bastille Day in Philly This Year with Parisian Hot Dogs, Oysters, and Accordions
Welcome back to the Monday round-up, buckaroos. We’ve had a few loud weeks here together, tracking openings and controversies, fights over booze and veggie hoagies. […]
Just Listed: Norman Chateau Next Door to the Bidens’ Wilmington House
One of the more remarkable things about President Joe Biden is just how unremarkable he is. Don’t take this the wrong way: the guy clearly […]
Family Was Everything at This Classic, Black-Tie Ballroom at the Ben Wedding
Weddings are the celebration of two families coming together — a joining of traditions, personalities, and histories. And many couples choose to honor that through […]
Philly’s Herbal Workshops Made Me Look at the “Weeds” in My Yard in a Whole New Light
It’s a Tuesday morning, and I’m eyeing the wild tangle of my rowhome’s tiny backyard as I sip my coffee. I peer at a cluster […]
On the Market at the Shore: Beach Block Style Mashup in Brigantine
Most houses can easily be put in one of several architectural boxes: Colonial, Cape Cod, modern, contemporary, Arts and Crafts, Victorian, and so on down […]
This Philly Artist Is Leaving Paintings for People in Random Places Just Because
Old City resident Megan Young wasn’t sure what to think when an oil painting turned up in the lobby of her building in June. Her […]
On the Market: Rebuilt Georgian Townhouse in Rittenhouse Square
Is this house really as old as the public records say it is? Its Georgian facade suggests it is, and so do its interiors. But […]