Philadelphia Magazine

Irish carrier Aer Lingus launched its first journey to Philly on Sunday. The airline offers a “saver” fare for cheaper flights to the European island.

A repaving project would switch them from the right side of the road to the left.

The half marathon celebrates its fifth year in Philadelphia.

Plus a new $35 prix fixe dinner, its namesake dish, and butchery demos scheduled for this spring.

The festival of cheap laughs starts Sunday at Good Good Comedy Theater.

Expect traffic delays as a result of the work on the 320-year-old Frankford Avenue Bridge.

At the start of the year, Slyce’s chief product officer set out to be more mentally and emotionally present at home and at work. Here’s how he’s making out.

Including a quote from Ron Swanson.

And bonus: a Phila Massages’ membership makes it surprisingly affordable.

What happens when a Colonial lets its hair down? You get this.

The Phillies’ skipper is unlike any manager this town has ever seen. That’s a good thing — right?

Philly has long been a canvas for public art.

The public-education advocate dishes on the city’s shift to a locally controlled school board.

A traditional Bryn Mawr colonial gets a pared-down glam redesign.  

It’s hell for politicians, but great for voters. Here’s why.