Philadelphia Magazine

“The main thing here is that we are just relentless in supporting our neighbors.”

Bypass the crowds and see your favorite exhibits in an entirely new light.

The couple surprised guests with a performance by Philly drag queen legend VinChelle.

The time has come for Philly to decide if it wants restaurants that tell a personal story or just provide a backdrop for a TikTok.

30 restaurants plus 150 wines equals one very good night out. 

Frank Olivieri Sr., who died last week, put relish and mustard on his cheesesteaks and was secretly friends with Joey Vento, the late owner of “rival” Geno’s.

Our picks for the most compelling shows across Philly right now, from radical ceramics to Shaker simplicity.

Our annual list of the Philadelphia region’s leading communities for active seniors.

With a child on the brink of leaving home, Kimberly McGlonn reflects on learning to let go.

Why settle for a quiet table when you can get a front-row seat to the action in the kitchen and accidentally become best friends with a stranger?

The newest film from documentarian Sam Katz tells the heartwarming story of the friendship between two Philadelphia sports legends.

The Tasties — a first-of-its-kind culinary awards ceremony for Philly and the city’s “biggest night in food” — just got bigger.

Ring in the Year of the Horse with parades, performances, and more.

The usual suspects are in the running, but the wave of newcomers says a lot about where Philly’s dining scene is headed.

The city’s best economic strategy is to make it a place where people actually want to spend time.