Philadelphia Magazine

Saval, a former magazine editor and founding member of Reclaim Philadelphia, was planning to take on 12-year incumbent Larry Farnese with an army of door-knockers. Now he’s doing it over Zoom.

We were surprised that we didn’t see “Tom Wolf Eats His Boogers” in the lineup over Wildwood.

A midcentury innovation gets incorporated into a popular traditional house type.

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Mascot-free baseball! It’s what we should have had all along.

GoPuff co-founders and co-CEOs Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola, our special guests, will talk about how the company became essential during a global pandemic.

This virtual sweat sesh may have been kid-friendly, but it was still incredibly tough.

A masterful contemporary reinterpretation of the Jersey Shore vernacular.

Now that it’s finally legal, here’s where you can pick up manhattans, margaritas, piña coladas, house specials, and more.

Plus: Watch Patti LaBelle and a gospel choir tear the roof off at last night’s COVID-19 relief concert.

What was once an unusually large Airlite is now a mini-palace that seeks to one-up the Medicis.

Avoid crowds while getting some fresh air over the holiday weekend.

Acclaimed Honeysuckle Pop-Up is now operating out of South Philly Barbacoa. Omar Tate talks about takeout, inspiration, and his long-term plans for Philadelphia.

Buyers who needed to move found ways to do so during the COVID shutdown. Some of the tools they used will also be useful in the months and years ahead.

In discussing her counter-proposal to Mayor Kenney’s controversial post-coronavirus budget plan, the city’s Controller says that Philadelphia must re-envision itself like a business, not “hit people when they’re down” by raising taxes.