Philadelphia Magazine

Popular in Spain, padel has landed in Philadelphia for a summer-long pop-up.

And sometimes — really! — it’s better if things just die.

Bay views galore, and you own the dock outright as well.

Since 2015, the Streets Department has received more than 17,000 reports of sinkholes in Philly. Here’s a mini-lesson on why that is — and what to do if one starts opening on your street.

Here’s where you can drive across North Broad on Saturday — and where you can’t park.

Set Fitness is designed to give everyone — no matter their financial situation, sexual orientation, body type, gender, or ethnicity — access to high-quality fitness.

If you’re looking for stone terraces, picturesque ponds, and rolling green lawns, then look no further.

The epic fundraiser for the James Beard Foundation hits Philly this fall, with a new second night featuring more local chefs and bartenders.

Architect Morris Perelman channeled Frank Lloyd Wright when he designed this 1948 masterpiece.

Five of the city’s professional grillmasters share their tips for making perfect steaks, ribs, kabobs, and more — every time.

The Bucks County incubator has a new investment fund to “expedite impactful scientific discoveries” in the Philadelphia region.

Trolley commuters beware: Here’s when the tunnel will be out of service.

Scarpetta executive chef Michael Loughlin takes us through his week of yoga, cooking, and new fatherhood.

The board chair and the executive director of the Independence Historical Trust respond to Philly Mag’s recent article on the state of Independence Hall.

Have some fun on the water this August during a stand-up paddle board yoga class with Aqua Vida.