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They don’t build ’em like they used to. “Indeed they don’t,” most people respond. But they don’t necessarily mean the same thing. Where some will […]
As proposal month rolls on, local couples are taking advantage of all the holiday splendor throughout the city. (Remember this Miracle on South 13th Street […]
Yes, we know it’s still prime holiday season — but planning ahead is never a bad idea. Some people like to keep their tree up […]
The Pocono Mountains contain some of Pennsylvania’s best woodlands and wild country. And many, maybe even most, Poconos houses are styled or designed to reflect […]
Dave Young woke in the middle of the night on Wednesday with a panicked thought: “Oh God, the freezer!” This was the super-cold freezer, the […]
You could call architect Otto Wolf (1856-1916) the man who made Brewerytown Brewerytown. The prolific architect — the Philadelphia Architects and Buildings entry on him […]
Mike Kane wasn’t expecting all that much when he launched ChristmasPrism on November 30th. His new app would allow homeowners with Christmas light displays to […]
I had the pleasure of experiencing birria for the first time in Mexico City. It was from a small cart painted white, with red letters […]
Though the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia is a little more than a year old, Philly’s obsession with it hasn’t waned. Why would it? Occupying the […]
Today’s your lucky day if you’re looking for a classic farm where you can raise horses. It’s also your lucky day if you have a […]
Though 2020 was an extremely tough year for small businesses, we’ve still seen plenty of new ones open against the odds — some being new […]
Out near Pottstown today, a Philly Mag staffer reported “big wet snowflakes on the western front.” Cue celebrations among the snow-philic and assumption of blanket-wrapped […]
The latest round of COVID-19 restrictions in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey have shut down the museums and art galleries once again. But that doesn’t […]
Despite the pandemic, this is still the biggest time of the year for many couples who decide to make their love official. December is a […]
The story of the most famous house in Pennsylvania began when Pittsburgh department-store magnate Edgar Kaufmann took starchitect Frank Lloyd Wright on a tour of […]