Philadelphia Magazine

John Curran, a 63-year-old blind rower, competed in the Kings Head Regatta on September 29th.

Their venue even looks like a castle.

The casual taco restaurant from the group behind Paladar Latin Kitchen in King of Prussia is expected to open in mid-December.

We counted seven Scabbys (or is it Scabbies?) along 6th and Chestnut streets as part of a building trades demonstration outside the Public Ledger Building.

A Pennsylvania German tradition, preserved and updated for the way we live now.

Bossy colleagues can have a negative impact on your work performance, research shows. Here are four ways to get them in check.

Heyday is breaking the spa mold, one facial at a time.

We visited EDA Contractors to find out how the organization is driving an emotion revolution.

Pretending that a predominantly white institution is “HBCU-ish” gets you nowhere. But you can leverage your own unique situation in a city that’s a majority of color to make things better for the surrounding community.

You can now check your bike on a train that stops daily in New York, Philly, and Pittsburgh.

Some cities have canceled the holiday. Others have replaced it with Indigenous Peoples’ Day. But here in Philly, it’s still all about Christopher Columbus.

Cristina Martinez’s weekends-only barbacoa operation is expanding its availability to bring more even more lamb tacos into our lives.

With the combined expertise of leading gene and cell therapy researchers, Tmunity is developing the next wave of immunotherapies for cancer and other diseases.

Cafe y Chocolate is now open at 16th Street and Snyder Avenue.

The Gritizens showed up in style for the city’s first Gritty-themed run.