Philadelphia Magazine

The sale won’t close unless township voters approve an open space bond referendum November 8th.

Mail-in voting, who’s on the ballot, and shifting poll locations: you’ve got questions, we’ve got (some) answers.

“I had no idea the portrait was going to wind up in the chambers of the justice,” says Natalie Hope McDonald. “I’m so honored.”

The ultimate guide to putting those suckers on ice (erm, in liquid nitrogen).

The waterfall at the Ledges Hotel was a gorgeous ceremony backdrop.

The city has published the names of hundreds of voters whose mail-in ballots are problematic.

Backwoodsy on the outside, totally civilized on the inside.

With days until the midterm election, get-out-the-vote efforts need to take priority.

The Phillies came this close; the Eagles went where no Eagles have gone before. The Union got good news. The Sixers got bad news. OK, and a little non-sports stuff, too.

Exciting new spots, the drinks that are flying off the bar, old standbys, and what to expect from 2023 and beyond.

Cocktail bars, a whiskey distillery that looks like a barrel, and the new dive you’ll wish was around the corner from your house

Because sometimes, all you want is the usual.

The Super Bowl-winning former Eagles safety talks NoLibs margaritas, underpaid teachers, and a novel idea to make football games better.

Richard and Mengistu Koilor of Two Locals are changing the centuries-old perception of brewers in Philadelphia, one ale at a time.

And they have some interesting theories about why Larry Krasner’s office charged said fan with felonies.