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Mental Health Resources for the Black Community in Philly
In a time when both a global pandemic and police brutality are magnifying America’s ongoing systemic racism, taking care of your emotional and mental wellbeing […]
WATCH: Philadelphia Schools Superintendent William Hite On School Reopening in the Fall
In an interview that kicked off Philadelphia Magazine’s ThinkFest 2020, presented by Bank of America, Dr. William Hite said that next Monday, July 15th, the […]
12 Virtual Philly Pride Month Events to Add to Your Calendar Now
Pride is a spectacular time for people to come together and celebrate the progress and storied history of the LGBTQ+ community. Though nearly all the […]
Just Listed: Ultra-Modern Condo in Bella Vista
French modernist architect Le Corbusier, the man who invented Brutalism, famously once called houses “machines for living.” German automaker BMW has for years called its […]
Philly Boutique Gyms Petition to Reopen in Yellow Phase
Even though Philadelphia moved into the yellow phase this past Friday, local fitness studios are still feeling defeated. Gyms, regardless of square footage and client […]
Just Listed at the Shore: Arts and Crafts Bungalow in Strathmere
Have you seen anything like this at the Jersey shore? I’ll bet the answer to that question is “No.” Which means you now have an […]
Just Listed: Double-Wide Townhouse in Rittenhouse
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has sent some city-dwellers headed to the country, or at least the suburbs, in search of more social distance to put […]
Philadelphia Black-Owned Bookstores You Can Shop at Now
Looking for ways to support Philly black-owned businesses? Looking for ways to educate yourself? You can do both by shopping at these Philadelphia bookstores. Uncle […]
Just (Re)Listed: Midcentury Colonial in Lower Gwynedd
The rule book for center-hall Colonials is pretty rigid: Front door in the center of the house, living and dining rooms on either side of […]
15 Black Fitness and Health Pros in Philly to Follow on Instagram
As protests and riots for the Black Lives Matter movement are filling the streets of Philadelphia, one of the simplest ways to support the Black […]
Everything You Need to Know About COVID-19 Antibodies
There is so much that doctors and scientists still don’t know about the coronavirus, COVID-19. Despite more than 1,800 clinical trials for COVID-19 underway worldwide, […]
The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Let’s Pile Into the Car and Go Watch a Movie!
When your business is a venerable 89-year-old wedding and banquet venue and coronavirus hits — well, you know what they say about necessity being […]
Just Listed at the Shore: Renovated Beach Block House in Cape May
Cape May lays claim to the title of America’s first seashore resort. From the 1850s to the early 1920s, it was the destination of choice […]
Just Listed: Old-School Renovated Rowhouse in South Philly
We’ve showcased any number of radical transformations of older Philadelphia rowhouses and other structures in this section over the years. Today, we offer a radical […]
These 18 Pennsylvania Counties Just Went Green, Reopening Bars, Dining Rooms, Gyms, and More
A roundup of Philly coronavirus news. Governor Wolf Shifts 18 Counties to Least Restrictive Green Phase If you really need to sit at a bar […]