Begun in 2018, the $28 million project promises to safely and accessibly connect Southwest Philly and Center City. Pedestrians and cyclists celebrate this weekend.
Sixers Plan Ticket Giveaway, Art Hunt, and More for “Blue Week”
The celebration includes citywide street art, free merch, a fan fest, and a chance to score tickets to opening night as excitement builds for LeBron James’s first season with the team.
The Best Inexpensive Bakery in Chinatown
Super Bao & Cake Girl serves up Chinatown’s best budget bites, from savory pork floss to matcha-green pineapple buns.
This Market East Art Pop-Up Gives Discarded Materials a Second Life
From sculptural driftwood lamps to quilted jackets, “Past Lives, Surfaced by Skilled Hands” showcases 22 artists making something new from materials with a history.
Dear Shane Gillis: Please Stop Hosting SNL
The comedian’s third turn hosting Saturday Night Live was a mess. Here are six rules he apparently hasn’t learned.
Philly’s City Code: Horses, Spitting, and Laundromat Rules
The accidental anthropology of a 2,000-page document
Your Guide to the 2026 Philadelphia Film Festival
A veteran movie critic previews the upcoming 10-day, three-venue movie extravaganza — Philly’s 35th — as “one of the richest festivals in recent memory.”
Our highly anticipated guide to the most exciting, compelling, and provocative restaurants in Philly
A Philly Mag Guide to the LeBron Era
What King James means to Philadelphia, a breakdown of the LeBron economy, and a city guide fit for the King.
LeBron James and the End of the Philly Shrug
What LeBron James’s arrival says about a city finally learning to believe in itself
The King James Bible: A Philly Guide for LeBron
Want to be a true-blue (and red) Philadelphian, LeBron? Let us help.
The LeBron Economy
So what’s it take — and what’s it mean — to snag a king? Here, a cold, hard cash breakdown.
Mark your calendars to celebrate, eat, and explore your way through Philly.
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.
Where to Celebrate Halloween With Kids in Philly
From kid-friendly Halloween parties to spooky science to pumpkin everything, Philly’s little ones will definitely get plenty of wear out of those costumes this season.
Philly Sports Is My Blended Family’s Love Language
Larry Smith inherited his love of Philly sports from his parents. Now, in a family of five, he’s watching that love take on a whole new meaning.
Dear Kimberly: How Do We Navigate Group Travel Planning With Friends Who Have Deeper Pockets?
My wife and I are struggling to keep up with the tastes of our college friends after years of traveling together. How do we let them know we can’t any longer?
