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The Best Things You Can Possibly Do in Philly This Weekend

This week in Philly: the National Dog Show, a pickle festival, holiday fun in Dilworth Park, the Rocky Run, and much more.


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A $2,000/Hour Sauna! A Sunken Ikea Ship! Uber Parking!: Philly News, By the Numbers

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Main Line-Born Brand American Trench Opens in Rittenhouse Today

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What Happened to Chris Rabb?

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Table Talk has some details on The Witch that has sprung from Peppercorns on Moyamensing Ave. There’s a liquor license and chef from Django in […]

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A Germantown couple now turning the bedtime wishes of the country’s toniest tykes into reality.

Four years ago, JoAnn Means had a vision, and it was of her three-year-old daughter’s bedroom. She turned to her husband Johnny, a self-taught carpenter, […]

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Four decades ago, I started my career behind the microphone, and I’ve had a helluva ride.

THE WELLINGTON BUILDING stands at the corner of 19th and Walnut streets, overlooking Rittenhouse Square. The place is staid, stuffy. Heavyweight lawyers, and women who […]

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In honor of our centennial, we look back at some of the stories that shaped Philly Mag

One of the most notable stories of the 1990s was Andrew Corsello’s Murky Waters (June 1995), about the mysterious drowning of four West Philly boys […]

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He could be as hyped as Stephen Starr, but Steve Cook is too busy to care about that 

IT SEEMS TO come naturally to Cook: “If I had the money, we’ve got lots of ideas of things we want to do, and lots […]

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Why the Acadaemy of Music’s gaslights are eternal

Seeking to evoke the grandeur of a 19th-century opera house for 1993’s The Age of Innocence, Martin Scorsese filmed at the Academy of Music. Hardly […]


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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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Vernon Hill and Jack Bogle had never met — until we got them together.

Bogle: But aren’t you really saying that the banking system will survive by going back to basics? Not by taking all of those mortgages off […]

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Who decides what a kid should spend money on? 

That kind of money makes me look at my son a little differently. To me, he’s still Slob-Child, the boy who abandons dirty socks all […]

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Blogalicious travels up I-95 to get some of the area’s best barbecue at Sweet Lucy’s, just off the Cottman Avenue exit. Monday night is a […]

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Interview With Jose Garces

34th Street Magazine chats with Jose Garces asking some interesting questions about how he is different than Stephen Starr, what happened to the taco stand […]

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It’s South Jersey Restaurant Week

South Jersey Restaurant Week kicked off yesterday, running through Friday, the 24th. What better way of thanking your friend with a car than to have […]

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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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5 Course Wine Dinner At Friday Saturday Sunday

On Wednesday, October 22nd, Friday Saturday Sunday will offer a 5 course menu paired with wine. The cost is $75 per person plus tax and […]

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At this very moment, 650,000 Philadelphians are going solo. This month, we tell their stories.

The Bachelorettes Torrie Williams, 24Occupation: Associate producer, FOX 29’s Good Day Philadelphia. Cats or dogs: Dogs. I have a Pomeranian named Dolce. She is definitely a […]

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Food critic Joy Manning finds out that the sausage at Pub & Kitchen is within reach at Reading Terminal Market.

While some restaurants, like Osteria, make phenomenal sausage in-house, other places know when to call in the experts. Pub & Kitchen brings in sausage from […]

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Sport your political pride, a fabulous blow-out, and donate to Project H.O.M.E.

Sport your political pride — and a timeless message — with this gold-plated ring ($110) designed by Haddon Township-born artist Renée Kopec and inspired by […]

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