Philadelphia Magazine

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.

The newlyweds, who live in Amsterdam, tapped Philly’s Taylor Emily Events and a talented team of vendors to pull off their union. 

Everything you need to know about flu and COVID boosters and the new Hepatitis B guidelines — without all the yelling.

All this snow means one thing: Time to whoosh down a hill!

Find everything from local brand collabs to pre-loved shoes.

The soulless, dystopian all-digital Wawa of the future completely missed the point of why we go to Wawa in the first place.

His latest play opens this week at the Arden.

Peek behind the curtain at how we come up with our annual list of the most exciting restaurants in Philly.

It’s taken more than a decade for the theater to become a year-round destination for the live arts.

Introducing our monthly Semiquincentennial Quiz. First up, the Lenni Lenape Era.

Just days before the opening of Poor Judge at the Wilma, actor Pax Ressler took over the lead in a rare and triumphant theatrical feat.

The Republican from Bucks County is on a crusade to crush the roots of America’s toxic partisan politics.

Chicken riggies has become a surprise top-seller at University City’s Corio.

A sun-soaked beach would feel pretty good right now.