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The Philadelphia Citizen and Philadelphia magazine invite you to take part in this first-ever day of action. (But you can also celebrate tomorrow, and the […]
When it comes to wedding colors, there’s nothing more classic than a crisp black-and-white combination, and two new venues, both opened in 2024, play perfectly […]
Listen to the audio edition here: If you’re remotely up on what’s happening in the world of entertainment, you no doubt know […]
We are thrilled to announce that Be Well Philly Fest presented by Premier Orthopaedics and Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center is returning this year! The […]
A graphic designer launched Collab for Philadelphians who work in creative jobs — or want to — and other creatives who just want to make […]
A springtime wedding in a flower-focused venue begs for whimsical touches — and the seating charts at these 2025 soirees were anything but garden-variety. Find […]
Lisa Schaffer, longtime Philly concert photographer (among her work, she shot Taylor Swift for Philly Mag back in 2023) and, more recently, owner of the […]
The South Philly team has qualified for the Dragon Boat World Championship in Hualien, Taiwan in August. Now they just have to pay for it. […]
I’m not sure what you spent your winter doing, but over at The Franklin Fountain, chef Franny Zehmer and lead ice cream maker Ryan Feldman […]
This is Month 3 of Philly Mag’s “America 250” celebration quiz, and we’re sure you’re all off to a great start. This time around, we’re […]
Listen to the audio edition here: Hospitals are notoriously loud — from machines beeping and whirring to doors opening and closing to calls coming over […]
Listen to the audio edition here: The votes have been counted. The tea leaves have been read. The spirits have been consulted. And as of […]
For more than 20 years, the co-founder of Philly AIDS Thrift has done good by selling people’s old, unwanted stuff — resulting in more than […]
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 […]
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 […]