Philadelphia Magazine

Marquita Robinson Garcia, founder of DVINITI Skin Care, shares what’s up-and-coming in the “skin”-dustry.

This contemporary house is almost as tall as the trees that surround it.

Three years post-pandemic, audiences haven’t returned, costs are up, and funding is down. The show must go on, but how?

Slander! Defamation! This situation just got greasier.

Artist Thomas Dambo brings his massive sculptures to the East Coast, inspiring us to explore our relationship with the planet.

One of Philly’s most beautiful and historic neighborhoods also boasts a sleeper-hit dining scene.

Plus, the parents of the original Philly measles patient reportedly ignored quarantine instructions. Paging Jawn Morgan!

They’re ideal spaces off the beaten path to get away for a weekend.

A top vendor team transformed Congregation Rodeph Shalom into an all-star venue.

A guitarist serenaded the couple while the groom-to-be proposed.

Plus, a Delco cheesesteak shop bans the most hated Flyers player in recent memory.

Nestled near the end of one of the most intimate of Wash West’s “little streets” is this polished gem of a house, recently redone by an owner who respects its 19th-century bones.

Plus, the latest Forbes list of our richest rich.

Plus: Boodle Fight Night, Bloomsday is open for lunch again, and cheers to these Girl Scout cookie-themed beers.

A modern house with historic charm and plenty of room for your family and your horses.