Philadelphia Magazine

You don’t have to be an “outdoorsy type” to enjoy the parks within driving distance of Philly. You just have to know where to look.

Assistant park manager Lexi Zimbicki dishes on the 500-plus-acre lake, horseback riding and more at the park.

This Father’s Day, three iconic city politicians can look on in pride at the exploits of their progeny.

A special June 24th performance celebrates the big birthday.

But where is everyone going to sleep?

Who needs a hero … or two?

Our July issue drops this week. Are you ready to put your Philly knowledge to the test?

Hemmed in but still thriving, it’s Center City’s scrappiest neighborhood.

The leader behind Broad Street Ministry, Rooster Soup Co. and more talks about his calling with the United Way.

The gastropub is set to reopen as a new concept, Sedition, this month.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s “Farm for the City” opened on Friday morning.

And by lucky, we mean willing to shell out more than $10,000 apiece for a replica of what the champs received on Thursday night.

The new bi-level space on Front Street is now open.

Our top feeder country was Canada — guess they didn’t see what we said about poutine.

This hugely energetic show favors spectacle over characters, but the audience doesn’t seem to mind.