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On the Market: Expanded Victorian Farmhouse in Lower Gwynedd
What you see in the photo above is actually the side view of this handsome and nicely outfitted house for sale in Lower Gwynedd. This […]
How to Navigate the Anxiety of Doctor’s Appointments When You’re in a Larger Body
Jenny Weinar is a Philly-based body positive psychotherapist and certified yoga teacher who’s passionate about helping clients struggling with disordered eating, chronic dieting, over-exercising, and weight […]
At Almost 40 Years Old, This South Philly Man Decided to Trade Boozing for Baking
Who I am: Louis Remolde (@louisr4ever, @thesinglebaker) What I do: I’m a full-time fitness instructor at Fitness Works and a part-time baker. Where I live: South […]
Just Listed: Creative Rehab in Point Breeze
It would have been much simpler for thespian-turned-real estate agent James Sugg to have stripped this two-story row house for sale on an interstitial lane […]
NextUp: Cannabis Pharma Entrepreneur Raza Bokhari
“NextUp” is a weekly NextHealth PHL feature that highlights the local leaders, organizations and research shaping the Greater Philadelphia region’s life sciences ecosystem. Email qmuse@phillymag.com with […]
A Fun-Loving Engagement Session at Workhorse Brewing
Here’s the thing about wedding photos: they’re beautiful, but they’re not always one hundred percent you. Engagement photos, on the other hand, are a prime opportunity […]
Philly Used to Be a Cat Town. Now It’s Gone to the Dogs.
When I moved to this city fresh out of college in 1978, I brought with me my cat, Julio, who’d been living (illicitly) in my […]
The Design Inspiration Behind Brewerytown’s Hot New Beer Hall
When up-and-coming restaurant group Highland Hospitality bought the 4,500-square-foot space that had housed flash-in-the-pan tenants Flying Fish Crafthouse and Brewerytown Taproom, they wanted to change […]
The Best Thing That Happened This Week: Rick Santorum Clears Up That Whole Bitcoin Business for Us
We have several nieces and nephews graduating from assorted schools this year, and as a novelty, we’re sending them graduation cards containing cash, a.k.a. paper […]
Drag Queen Storytime in Haverford Township Attracts National Opposition
Since its formation in 2015 by a San Francisco writer, Drag Queen Story Hour, in which drag performers do public readings of books with themes […]
How a South Philly Pole Dancing Class Helped Me Find My Confidence
My friends and I work out hard. We spend our nights and weekends in a powerlifting gym, giving no thought to how we look. I […]
Dog-Friendly Philly: Where to Eat, Stay, and Play With Your Pooch
Philly is a dog-lover’s paradise, replete with dog parks, pet-friendly hotels, and restaurants that cater to you and your pooch. Here’s where to find the best dog-friendly spots […]
On the Market: Victorian Guest Palace in Cape May
You are hereby summoned to an audience with the Empress at the corner of Hughes and Decatur streets in historic Cape May, N.J. You may […]
Why Is Cold Brew More Expensive Than Regular Coffee?
Like so many millennials these days, I drink cold brew when it’s hot outside. I usually go to Passero’s on Chestnut Street where the cold brew […]
A New Wellness Collective Is Opening Today in Midtown Village
This post has been updated. More and more people are questioning the effectiveness of the traditional medical system. (Excerpt from my recent doctor’s visit: No, […]