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At Last! The Pedestrian Swing Bridge Across the Schuylkill Is Finally Opening

Begun in 2018, the $28 million project promises to safely and accessibly connect Southwest Philly and Center City. Pedestrians and cyclists celebrate this weekend.


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How the Gobbler Conquered America

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The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Weekend

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The Philly Mag Guide to Cooking Nothing on Thanksgiving

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The newest way to get fit in Philly? Ballet — minus the tutu

The past few years, the sleek and slim of L.A. and New York (e.g., Kelly Ripa) have been flocking to barre classes, for fast-acting, ballet-derived […]

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What you need to comfortably complete any dance workout

Splits59 Bailey Capri TightsForm-fitting and flattering, these tights were made for barre work. Around $50 at Pure Barre, 1701 Walnut Street, 267-234-7825 Ribbon HeadbandsColorful yet […]

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Wanna dance?

You: Go to The Nutcracker each year. Try: Absolute Beginner at Symmetry Dance Wellness — a no-leotard-required class offering basic vocab and technique. 1923 Chestnut […]

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98 bargains, deals, and discounts for the discerning palate

Eat Cheap, But Well: Restaurant Deals for Any Budget A Sandwich Spectacular: 18 of Our Favorite Meals Between Sliced Bread The Truck Stops Here: Our […]

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What is this, Bean Town?

A cup of joe isn’t just a caffeine fix anymore — Philly is awash in direct-trade, artisan-roasted, small-batch beans. The trendy labels translate to seriously […]

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The ex-publisher, ex-PR guru and possible expatriate spills on winning the Pulitzer, losing $10 million, and what he and Rupert Murdoch have in common

When Brian Tierney arrived as publisher (and lead investor) four years ago at 400 North Broad Street, home of the Inquirer and Daily News, the […]


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Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Welcome to Philly’s Italian Renaissance

Red gravy was just the beginning.

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

50 Best Restaurants in Philadelphia

Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly


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Keith Primeau, Michael Untermeyer, and other local hot shots are getting into the food biz.

You may know Michael Untermeyer as the 59-year-old lawyer who ran for Philly’s district attorney seat — and lost — in 2009. But soon, you […]

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The star of Man Shops Globe dishes on his travels.

Doers of glamorous jobs always seem to protest their career’s fun factors. (See: “Modeling is hard work.”) Not Keith Johnson. At 54, the blue-eyed, Rittenhouse […]

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Take a look at the contenders.

Though the mayoral primaries are seven months away, there’s been a lot of chatter lately as to who might have what it takes to unseat […]

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No sweet surrender.

City Council squashed Mayor Nutter’s soda tax in May, but there could be some fizz in the idea yet: Rumor has it the Mayor’s vowed […]

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Eighteen of our favorite meals between sliced bread.

Fifteen of our favorite meals between sliced bread.

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The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

The Best Fall Festivals to Check Out This Season in Philly

Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.

Best of Philly 2026

Best of Philly 2026

Please give a warm welcome to Best of Philly 2026: Everything you want, didn’t know you needed, and should check out in Philadelphia right now.


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A farewell to (loving) arms, and all that

“How will you feel with both kids gone?” people keep asking me. For most of the summer, I find the prospect utterly depressing. What will […]

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Picks for the 11-day DesignPhiladelphia Festival.

Of the 130-plus events in this month’s 11-day DesignPhiladelphia festival, we are quite thrilled about breaking glass in the monster light-up Glassphemy installation, walking among […]

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Does the farm-to-table fare at this Wash West restaurant suit its bespoke interior?

On another night, as I puzzled over a tasteless, fridge-bitten tomato on the way to a dry pork chop dressed with underwhelming pickled ramps, when […]

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After treating and advocating for breast cancer patients for more than a decade, Dr. Marisa Weiss received a diagnosis of her own.

This month, Harry Connick Jr. comes to town to showcase the 10th anniversary of Breastcancer.org at an Academy of Music fund-raiser. The website now has […]

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