Philadelphia Magazine

At The Woodlands, a volunteer-staffed program restores flowers to cradle graves and builds community in the process.

Plant some new roots.

Weeding out the Stoned celebrates the 4/20 holiday season this week.

We can fly spaceships around the moon, yet my wife is constantly sneezing.

Fleur’s shows us the heartbreaking reality that a remarkable menu isn’t always enough to keep the lights on.

If you’re looking for new outdoor vistas, these hikes can be an ideal escape from the city.

Early beer gardens and pop-ups are already opening across Philly — with more on the way.

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As Waymo taxis prepare to launch here, urgent questions about safety, jobs, and who this technology actually serves still need to be answered.

The Hooters drummer and his In The Pocket supergroup honors Philly’s rich musical history.

A restless writer checks out the Four Seasons’ new sleep-focused treatment — and wakes up feeling totally refreshed.

Federal and local funding cuts are decimating an already precarious healthcare landscape, especially for Philadelphia’s most vulnerable communities.

The Philadelphia Citizen and Philadelphia magazine invite you to take part in this first-ever day of action.

Finley Catering’s the Ivy at Ellis Preserve and Switch House by Cescaphe were the backdrops for these sleek celebrations.

A 4 a.m. wakeup, an early workout, and a growing to-do list: Here’s how Saif Manna is getting ready to open his Kensington bakery.