The project to extend the Schuylkill River Trail all the way to Bartram’s Garden is about to take a big step forward. That step is […]
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A couple weeks ago, we shared the details with you about our all-new Bubbly Ball on Wednesday, April 2nd at PAFA’s Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building. (Get […]
If you want one number that sums up all the reasons why Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation officials were feeling celebratory on the 25th anniversary of […]
Best of Philly-winning Wilson’s Secret Sauce barbecue restaurant in Upper Darby was closed to the public last week. But there wasn’t exactly a lack of […]
We’re thrilled to report that Philadelphia magazine has received 18 nominations in the 2025 National City and Regional Magazine Awards. The annual City and Regional Magazine […]
There are all kinds of competitive eating events. On March 29th in Indiana, we’ll find out who can eat the most fudge in eight minutes. […]
Newtown Square resident John Richards, a 57 year-old teacher at the Blockson Middle School in Norristown, was arrested on Tuesday after Richards allegedly had some […]
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March 20th is National Proposal Day, and we’re celebrating in a number of ways. First, we’re ramping up for our Bubbly Ball on April 2nd […]
The next time Tina Fey pays a visit to her Delco hometown of Upper Darby, she’s going to have to find another place to grab […]
Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the weekly Foobooz food news round-up. Kind of a slow week here in restaurant world, but the news we […]
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]
Move over, Rittenhouse Square. While William Penn’s southwest public square may still be the address of choice for Philly’s urban sophisticates, lovers of modern luxury […]
It feels like forever ago. Like Center City has been without Tequilas for five years. Six. Seven, even. It feels like the fire that started […]
