Philadelphia Magazine

Rarify offers design-forward vintage and contemporary pieces.

Music and art will fill the historic space thanks to Opera Philadelphia’s “Pipe Up!” series.

Plus, why Larry Krasner downgraded charges against a Center City shooter.

Designer Melissa Urdang Bodie waited more than a decade to use de Gournay’s Amazonia wallpaper.

Plus, the two Philly restaurants that made it on the New York Times 50 Best Restaurants list.

This circa-1730s Bucks County township is an unexpected gem.

Plus: A churro collab you don’t want to miss, Bird Gang Spirits’ new Ritas-inspired vodkas, and spooky season begins at Craftsman Row Saloon.

That’s what some conspiracy theorists seem to believe. Plus, Delco Pooper weighs in on “Phillies Karen” situation.

Don Shump of Philadelphia Bee Co. talks about harvesting honey, wearing bee beards, and removing a swarm off of the Ben Franklin Bridge.

Plus, SEPTA returning to “normal.”

The Delco-shot series from the Main Line dad premieres this weekend.

Fifty years later, Terry Gross, her colleagues, and her competitors look back on how one show became a cultural touchstone.

A Philly Mag veteran looks back at the irrepressible mentor — and later best-selling author — who taught her never to take no for an answer.

The bride bought her Danielle Frankel dress via a Pinterest post from a woman in Texas.

Grab your flannel and pick all the apples at these nearby spots.