Philadelphia Magazine

Less than one week after protesting the Union League for honoring controversial Florida governor Ron DeSantis, the mayoral candidate was hobnobbing there with executives. This isn’t the first time she’s backpedaled on her progressive stances.

Plus: The mayor of Upper Darby is having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad week.

The day blended Southern charm, Indian traditions and inclusivity.

Staging makes the difference. Or so the listing agent hopes.

We tend to share life’s greatest hits online, but what happens when you drop the facade?

From tailgating to partying on Broad Street, Sunday was surreal, loud and oh, so Philly.

Esquire’s Chef of the Year for 2020 and the owner West Philly cafe Honeysuckle Provisions talks about viral food trends, fatherhood, and why you really shouldn’t buy a toaster.

Plus: Philly gets a second basilica. We’re very walkable. And 11 degrees in the forecast? No thanks.

It’s been a rough few years for the Philadelphia Museum of Art, hit with layoffs, union disputes, a 19-day strike and accusations of a toxic work culture.

Comfortable, charming, quirky, and very affordably priced, right next to the center of town.

At Grandma’s on Walnut Street, Donrutai “Chef Locket” Jainon draws inspiration from her Chiang Mai upbringing and her grandmother’s recipes. You’ll want to be a regular.

Plus, the Philly area to get its first indoor pickleball facility. And we may soon break a record for snowlessness.

Turn-of-the-20th-century style meets modern sensibility.

One fateful thrift-store purchase created what might just be the Eagles’ secret weapon.

Amidst pandemic-era staffing cuts and rising costs of food and labor, Philly businesses are adapting their pastry programs to keep sweets on the menu.