Philadelphia Magazine

You can live in the bonus trinity while you get the grand main house into shape, then rent out the trinity.

With the resignations of Councilmembers Domb, Green, Parker and Quiñones-Sánchez, City Hall won’t be the same. There’s some good to that, but their presence on Council will also be missed.

If you’re looking to pick up Jewish apple cake or feed 20 people sans kitchen drama, check out these options. Shana tova!

Plus: You can own a piece of Elon Musk’s days at Penn! And more of what Philly is (or should be) talking about.

Where to go on a fall Saturday when eating, drinking, and spending time outside are the priorities.

An American classic, more than 110 years old and better than new.

Because Black teachers are critical for the success of Black students, we need to work even harder to recruit and retain them, says urban educator and writer Rann Miller.

A Kensington-based “lady tattooer collective” is making its mark on the city.

Plus: “Dr. Oz wears pants.” And more of the news the city is (or should be) talking about.

Think suitcases, engraved luggage tags for guests to take home, and lush blooms.

Work to Ride phenom Kareem Rosser is aiming to make the city a force in the polo world.

Disney100 will make its world premiere in Philly on February 18, 2023.

Classic cocktail spots, restaurants making their own versions, and more places serving this deliciously bitter liqueur.

Plus, Wegmans ditches plastic, some Eagles and Phils news, and more of what the city is (or should be) talking about.

NoLibs residents want to know now that Hustler Hollywood is invading their space. The answer isn’t a simple yes or no.