Philadelphia Magazine

Inside a 300-year-old mill, a bowl of fire-roasted tomato soup and a soft pilsner reveal the unpretentious soul of Concordance Ferments.

Our annual good-for-you event returns on May 17th. Take a peek at the schedule to start mapping out your day.

This Ozark gem — and the birthplace of Walmart — is America’s most unexpected weekend getaway.

Plus: Chic handmade totes for you and your besties.

He reflects on 30 years in business, playing basketball with Kobe Bryant, and his strange, strange trip to North Korea.

Our ultimate guide to where local growers sell their produce, meat, dairy and more

There are only two options for generating more money to fund schools and city services — and one is clearly better than the other.

Six months after Philly’s first Michelin announcement, chef Nich Bazik explains what having a star has done for his restaurant.

Help is out there — here’s where to find it in Philly.

And what do I do while I wait?

Main Line musician David Uosikkinen taught the band’s new drummer when the latter was just a kid.

The city’s most soulful developer takes on her most important project yet: breathing new life into the former UArts campus.

The 1916 Company has added designer handbags to its collection of luxury resale offerings.

Submit your nomination for a deserving local health hero by May 30th.

Marian Braccia, founder of Center City’s Porch & Pearls Event Planning, shares her tips.