Philadelphia Magazine

From “Philly-Style” to chocolate-dipped to floats, this city’s been keeping deliciously cool since Colonial days.

The couple moved their food-focused celebration outdoors and held it a day early.

Not only does it have an extra bedroom, but it also has about three times the space of a pure trinity.

Plus George Sabatino news, a can’t-miss event, and the return of Jean-Georges Philadelphia.

“We are the LinkedIn for cannabis users,” says Phynally founder Damian Jorden.

River Mountain is part back-to-nature solitude, part by-the-bonfire communal fun.

Here’s your chance to experience anew the Jersey Shore time and development have left behind.

Join us at Cherry Street Pier every Wednesday this month.

Two 18th-century structures get a mid-2000s connection to create a seamless blend of past and present.

From Penn State to Temple, Penn to Ursinus and Moore, turnover is churning in the world of higher ed.

Gym’s arrest in Harrisburg made headlines but accomplished nothing. Johnson should be doing more than holding anti-violence rallies. Activism may be what put them on the map, but I expect more than political theater from my elected officials.

Designed for elegant living and dressed to impress, this spacious condo has it all.

The transit agency says it’s 90 percent of the way back to its pre-pandemic service on buses, trains and trolleys. But with late-night subway and trolley-tunnel service nixed, plenty of gaps remain.

She’s relocated to a purloined one nearby — and has two new chicks!

The theme was inspired by 30th Street Station, where the couple met.