Philadelphia Magazine

In the middle of Broad Street, designer Nasheli Juliana Ortiz-González and models walked the runway holding posters advocating for reproductive rights.

Fiore Rosso is now taking dinner reservations.

Plus, beach essentials from Serena & Lily.

Plus, more of the latest Philly restaurant news.

It’s not for everyone, but this handsome little house just might be for you.

Funky, charming, authentically Victorian and modern, all at the same time.

“As much as the feminist movement has moved mountains,” says protester Jenny Laden, “we still live with the fact that men don’t have to put up with the shit that women have to endure.”

Two opposing camps in Philadelphia are vying to dictate how the country celebrates its upcoming Semiquincentennial, complete with accusations of cronyism, sexism, double-dealing and bad faith. But hey, why should our 250th anniversary be different from anything else these days?

More than 17 types of plants and flowers were used in the ceremony arch.

The most beautiful views you haven’t seen, a tour for every kind of Philadelphian, food secrets from Reading Terminal Market … and dozens more ways to tackle Philly with fresh eyes.

Eight very different ways to see (really see!) your city.

From splurges to steals, these hotels are great homes away from home (even though you’re still kind of at home).

If you’ve got a day to spend in the Great Northeast, here’s a food-based itinerary to get you started.

If you’ve got a day to spend in these historic Northwest Philly neighborhoods, here’s an itinerary to get you started.

What to do when you’ve done it all? These hidden gems will become your new go-to’s.