July 2018 Issue
Featured
The War on Drugs Is the Band We Need Right Now
Rock-and-roll may have lost some of its luster, but Adam Granduciel hasn’t given up the fight.
The Turnpike and Interstate 95 Are About to Be Connected
It’s the dawn of a new era for two of Pennsylvania’s busiest roads.
The (Very Gentle) Fight to Save a Downingtown “Food Forest”
A band of merry pranksters wants to save an urban farming utopia from the developer’s ax.
9 Summer-Perfect Cocktails From Philly’s Best Bartenders
Find a drink you can sip all season.
One of Us: Nicole Cashman
The publicist-entrepreneur tells us what she craves at McDonald’s and more.
Metropolis
Diamond (No Rough): Jim Gardner’s Favorite Place
The dad, baseball fan and Action News guy on why he’d always rather be at Citizens Bank Park.
From 1992 to 2018: The Year of the Woman, Redux
This time around, can female representation be more than a fad?
Obama Stenographer Beck Dorey-Stein on Life in the White House
In her debut book, the Narberth native writes about what really goes down in the West Wing.
The Philly College Dishonor Roll
Donald Trump’s not the only alum you won’t hear about on local campus tours.
Scout
The Look: 8 Refined Ways to Rock Tie Dye This Summer
It’s not just for rocker tees anymore.
Habitat: A Year-Round Retreat in Stone Harbor
A sprawling Shore estate grows up with its owners.
These New Wooden Headphones Are a Treat for Your Ears
You can snag your own pair in Chestnut Hill.
Why You Should Take a Second Look at Lansdale
This compact community is now more than just a jumping-off point for SEPTA commuters.
Philadelphians Really Just Want to Be Kids Again
And retailers and bars are taking advantage with crafts, creative projects, and games.
5 Local Spots for Hemp Oil and CBD Massages — Plus Where to Score Your Own
Massages with CBD oil, plus topical treatments you can buy and try at home.
We’re Obsessed With This Fun Summer Espadrille
They’re the perfect way to subtly rock vintage Chanel and Hermès.
Navigator
5 Great Restaurants to Try Along White Horse Pike
Take the scenic route to the Shore and have your pick of fantastic places to eat on the way.
The Cheapskate Parent’s Guide to Summer in Philly
Summer fun doesn’t need to break the bank.
Three Itineraries for Having a Fun Day with Your Family This Summer
From the city to the ’burbs to the Shore, all for under $45.