Philadelphia Magazine

Here’s one way to keep your kids active and occupied at home.

Restaurants need our support now more than ever — which makes their tees, hoodies, and koozies a win-win for everybody.

For expecting mothers in Philadelphia, coronavirus has brought new procedures, new decisions and new stress.

A $350,000 commitment will help small construction firms stay afloat until everyone gets back to work.

At once classic and au courant, this young townhouse stands out from its neighbors.

The Rocky statue, too. And you know what? It’s actually not a terrible idea.

These meal delivery services make nutrition and social distancing a little easier.

Virtual marriage licenses for self-uniting ceremonies will be issued in emergencies, but there are caveats.

“A man wearing a face mask just walked past my house,” said one Philly woman. “A week ago, that would have freaked me out.”

A finger-snapping, tale-telling, slightly exhausting encounter with the legendary DJ as he prepares to celebrate his 80th birthday and 60 years in radio.

How essential is golf? Apparently, that depends on who you are.

Bigger stores are packed with panicked shoppers. Check out these businesses offering curbside pick-up, delivery and other safe options.

Everything about this house is brand-spanking new. Including the old stuff.

When the world is in the middle of a crisis, how are we supposed to focus on work?

Because it can’t all be bad news.