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Before the Civil War, the area just west of Rittenhouse Square was known as “Goosetown.” Far from the ritzy neighborhood we know now, this area […]
The White Dog, which is now run by restaurateur Marty Grims and chef Ralph Fernandez, shut down for a week and has reopened with new […]
When Philly born-and-bred Eugene Bozzi, a.k.a. Abdul Gene Malik a.k.a. @NorfPhilly_geno, woke up on Tuesday morning at his Central Florida home, it was just a […]
Verge Inspire, a new nonprofit helmed by Verge Yoga founder Cara Bradley and instructor Cheryl Nichols, plans to teach yearlong mindfulness and yoga classes in […]
Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the weekly Foobooz food news round-up. There’s not a huge amount of big news happening in the scene this […]
Housing on the Main Line, as we all should know by now, ranges from the truly modest to the truly breathtaking. What might be more […]
Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]
The 9th Annual Chefs’ Dinner for PAWS fed 600 hungry and happy diners at a new location, Lincoln Financial Field in South Philly, on Monday, […]
It’s getting to be time to bid farewell to 2025 and ring 2026 in with style, sparkle … and maybe some skating? Emo? Jazz? However […]
Science & Technology [sidebar]The Agnes Irwin SchoolGirls-only day, K-12; tuition $25,200.* Ithan Avenue and Conestoga Road, Rosemont, 610-525-8400, agnesirwin.org The mix of intensive classes and […]
Whether you’re new to East Passyunk, you’ve been around the area forever or you’re stopping through for the night, getting your bearings — especially when […]
The celebration of the 156th Anniversary of the Academy of Music was one of the most memorable in years, I was told by many of […]
As thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Philadelphia last month to protest racial inequity and police brutality against Black people, three Main Line […]
TeacherNicole Curry, PhoenixvilleWacky works for Phoenixville Latin teacher Curry, who’s been known to wear togas and to rap — seriously, she kicks off classes with […]
Outdoor dining season is upon us, and we simply could not be more excited. Wednesday afternoon happy hour when it’s 72 degrees? Say less. Friday […]