Philadelphia Magazine

“Well, it’s a nice souvenir either way,” Billy Penn editor Danya Henninger told Philly health commissioner Thomas Farley on Thursday.

There are many places where you can get tested for coronavirus in Philadelphia. Here’s the information you’ll need to choose the right one.

Plus: More peaceful (and not-so-peaceful) protests and demonstrations in Philly. And the Great Philadelphia Trash Debacle of 2020 continues.

City-defining French brasseries, small neighborhood bistros, and fast-casual sandwich shops — all, somehow, opening up, against all odds.

Actually, this stone-clad beauty is one part ranch, one part ski lodge.

Their new antioxidant-packed drink, Reveal, is the perfect zero-waste chaser to your avocado toast.

Why it’s time to stop using fear as a tactic to drive your friends and neighbors to the polls in November.

What is going to happen when the city goes in to remove the encampment — or, as the judge put it, “terminate” the encampment — while journalists and citizens with their cell phone cameras stand by?

The couple had a small brunch ceremony then hosted the after-party at their home.

This handsome Victorian has a secret. To discover it, just walk through its front door.

The Northwest Philly legislator is introducing a bill that would pay ex-prisoners an annual stipend for each year they wrongly served in prison. Currently they receive nothing.

“I hope that she learns to love the Lord and maybe even come back to Mass someday and is respectful,” Sarah Contrucci told Action News. The puncher isn’t currently facing any charges.

The open-air cycling classes will be “Silent Disco” style with headsets.

The local company created digital tools that make it easier for patients to commute to doctor visits. During the pandemic, they’ve also helped health workers get to their jobs.

Sparkling rosés, pet-nats from Lebanon, and the only red wine you should be drinking when the weather’s like this.