The Mary Cassatt Tea Room’s “LiberTea” features unique herbal teas, patriotic pastries, and one of George Washington’s favorite cocktails.
Real Talk: After My Breakthrough COVID Case, I Decided to Require Vaccination Proof at My Wedding
When Philly planner Allie Beik got sick at the end of July, it didn’t overlap with any clients’ weddings, but it did make her rethink her approach to her own Big Day.
Just Listed: Tudor Revival House in Manayunk
This house is not on the city historic register — yet. It really should be.
How the Buccaneers Stopped the Steal in Thursday’s Win Over the Eagles
The Eagles were dominated Thursday night, but they did have an opportunity to steal the game.
Rex at the Royal Will Bring Lowcountry Cooking Back to South Street
Plus, Noord is closing in East Passyunk, and the New York Times praises one of Philly’s greatest bagel shops.
5 of Philly’s Most Meaningful Monuments, According to Monument Lab’s Paul Farber
Paul Farber and his team at Monument Lab specialize in helping communities dream about not just what monuments should be, but also what they could be.
Who Deserves a Statue — And Who Never Did? Philly’s Monument Lab May Have Answers
Philadelphia is in the midst of a messy reckoning with the relics of its past. Do Paul Farber and his team of civic architecture superheroes hold the key to figuring out who should be yanked off their pedestals — and who should replace them?
This city has had a love affair with the pitchers, running backs, goalies, and point guards who have called it home. Here, we present our definitive ranking. Let the debates begin.
Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly
Keep an Eye Out for Philly’s Own Ta’Rea Campbell When Hamilton Launches in Philly This Week
When you head to the Academy of Music for the hit Broadway show, this CAPA grad will be front and center. Here, she talks Phanaticphobia, The Golden Girls, and her pre-show ritual.
Just Listed at the Shore: Shingle Style Colonial Revival in Avalon
Attractive, nicely outfitted, and completely furnished.
How Interior Designer Michelle Gage Totally Remade Her 1927 Villanova Home
The quirky stone colonial is a study in patterns and playful exuberance.
School Masks Are Now a “Satanic Ritual,” According to Parents Suing a Local School District
But a representative of the official Church of Satan tells Philly Mag that’s simply untrue.
Audrey Claire Is No More. Charley Dove Might Become Its Indispensable Replacement.
The successor to one of the most beloved Philly restaurants of all time obviously has big shoes to fill. It’s off to a great start.
From the World Cup and MLB All-Star Game to kayak flotillas, lighthouse climbs, and revolutionary adventures, here’s how to make the most of Philadelphia’s once-in-250-years summer.
Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2025: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.
Anatomy of a Short Week: Nick Sirianni Has No Regrets
With the reigning Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers on deck, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni feels good about his preparation during a short week.
On the Market: New Construction Condo in Rittenhouse Square
Spacious, stylish and modern, and it has an outdoor terrace. Do you really care about its exterior?
12 Philly-Area Psychologists and Therapists for Athletes’ Mental Health
Strengthening the mind and body go hand-in-hand with sports. Here’s who can help teams and individuals manage both.
Why Do We Think Buying Stuff Will Change Who We Are?
When it comes to shopping, hope springs eternal.
