Philadelphia Magazine

Make the most of the region while everyone else is still snoozing.

West Philly’s Shakespeare in Clark Park cracks the code with a double feature of The Taming of the Shrew and The Tamer Tamed.

A simple, modest colonial has become a simply stunning modern-yet-traditional house.

Some Philly restaurant teams decided the scene’s status quo was no longer working for them. Their responses could reinvent the way we eat out.

You will have plenty of room to stretch out and first-class amenities at this one-of-a-kind resort community.

Philly-area therapists share their strategies to add to your self-care toolbox right now.

Behind a classic South Philadelphia facade lies a thoroughly modern and luxurious row house.

Artists will paint and install collectively for 10 days, culminating in a four-day festival.

“It’s technological warfare,” says one.

Like every other Haverford Reserve house on the outside, but like no other on the inside.

Planned Parenthood isn’t the only abortion provider offering support to those seeking abortions. Here are eight other organizations you can donate to today.

Hell, we aren’t even doing a Worst of Philly this year. But whatever. Call it special circumstances.

Here’s what to see at the city’s art galleries and museums this summer.

Plus: heirloom vow books from the Art of Etiquette and modular decor by (yep) Pandemic Design Studio.

Older than 1920 on the outside, almost a century newer than it on the inside.