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On Wednesday, several local lawmakers and community advocates attended the groundbreaking of a new LGBTQ-friendly housing project honoring one of their own. Project HOME formally […]

[rev_slider bootcamp2016] Schedule FITNESS CLASSES Good news! This year, all our fitness classes — including the indoor studio classes — will be enrolled on a […]

We posted about a slew of free fitness options earlier this year, but since there are always fun new workouts cropping up, we’ve decided to […]

Back in January, SoulCycle announced that they’d be setting up shop in the Philly area (finally!) — in Ardmore’s Suburban Square, to be exact. Well, it’s […]

This weekend, Oaks will host what claims to be the biggest, baddest, raddest running, cycling and triathlon expo in the country: the fifth annual Endurance Sports […]

Alright, Be Wellers, this is a big one. This Saturday, February 23rd, and Sunday, February 24th, you are officially invited to the Fourth Annual Endurance […]

Friday The weather is beautiful and you will be seeking an outdoor spot after work. if you’re heading towards the 13th Street corridor consider the […]

As Philly Post contributor Brian Howard recently pointed out, the Philadelphia Police Department—well, the third district, anyway—has turned its ever-watchful eye to cyclists who spurn […]

Last week, I heard that Philadelphia was getting the Philadelphia Public History Truck. I wasn’t sure what a Philadelphia Public History Truck was, or why […]

A funny thing has been happening at my boot camp classes lately: There are men, like, everywhere. Suddenly, the guys who used to go it […]

Last week, the City of Philadelphia launched new “Safer At Home” restrictions to curb the spread of the coronavirus amid rising cases that have led […]

As you might’ve heard, the Philly Mag crew recently moved into a shiny new open office in the Curtis building. Key word here: open. The new […]

The city’s Historical Commission has given the go-ahead to three landscape-changing projects in the area: signage for the Market Street side of the former Strawbridge & […]

Back yards are the latest frontier in home improvement as patios get decked out with elaborate kitchen appliances, Zen-friendly water features and cozy fire pits. […]

We’ve all heard that regular exercise is great for overall well-being — think improved cardiovascular health, lower cholesterol, boosted mood, and better sleep. The U.S. […]