Because so many of them are very reasonably priced, and because so many of these reasonably priced houses are located in some of the city’s […]
Thinking about having children anytime soon? Would you like to give them the best of everything, but don’t want to leave the city to do […]
There’s something endearing about incorporating vintage decor into your wedding. Elements like repurposed furnishings or antique vases and other accessories add a nostalgic, personal touch […]
The Poconos have become a popular vacation destination because of what they offer: crisp country air, lush forests, all sorts of outdoor activities, and, of […]
It’s been nearly two years since Philly residents Cynthia Plotch and Jamie Norwood launched Stix, a startup making accessing women’s health products like pregnancy, ovulation, […]
I spend much of the summer in Atlantic City with my family, and friends who know this frequently ask me for advice on what to […]
The center-hall Colonial is the default freestanding house style of Philadelphia’s upper crust and has been for more than two centuries. But by 1950, when […]
A Philly Mag colleague of mine coined this “the summer of boats,” and she’s not wrong. In addition to the floating tiki bar that launched […]
It’s been 407 days since the World Health Organization first declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, in March 2020. On most of those days, at […]
The apartment buildings and condominiums that ring Rittenhouse Square are some of the most prized residential properties in Philadelphia. People willingly pay premium prices for […]
On Tuesday night at 8 p.m., 18-year-old Southwest Philadelphia resident Akayla Brown received a life-changing email. She learned she was one of 300 high-school students […]
In The Short Life of Hughie McLoon (Sutherland House), journalist Allen Abel tells the story of a South Philly kid, born in 1902, who suffers […]
As somebody who spent a decade of his younger years in South Jersey and still has plenty of family in those parts, I can say […]
Trinities, as fans and followers of this feature know, got their name because in their original form, they consist of three rooms (not counting the […]
On April 13th, Penn Medicine’s immunotherapy pioneer Carl June received the $1 million Sanford Lorraine Cross Award — a biennial honor recognizing a healthcare professional […]
