Philadelphia Magazine

Test your Philly history knowledge. This month: William Penn and the Quakers!

This oceanfront escape promises everything from a vibrant art scene to a coral-filtered vodka distillery.

Our restaurant critic gives us the rundown on this year’s contenders.

For more than 20 years, the co-founder of Philly AIDS Thrift has been selling people’s old, unwanted stuff — resulting in more than $5 million of good.

What started as a Philly graffiti crew is now a nationwide network of artists — and they’re reuniting for a milestone exhibit this weekend.

Our reporter takes offense at the Penn doctor’s suggestion.

The Sound of Music, an Easter bunny walk down South Street, the return of Open Streets, and more this week in Philly.

A Rittenhouse bench, a mural, and a street renaming are all in the works. What about a statue?

From the son of a former mayor to a famous doctor to a high-profile state representative, here’s what you need to know before you head to the polls.

Thousands of protestors marched up the Parkway on Saturday, one of several rallies held all over the country.

Hot recs from the Philly Mag staff

Philadelphia has a chance to preserve history in bigger, bolder ways by honoring the woman who escaped slavery under President George Washington.

How Philadelphians across the socioeconomic spectrum spend, scrimp, save, and live on the money they’ve got.

The D.C.-area favorite for wedding decor now has a satellite showroom at Constellation Culinary Group’s Poplar headquarters.

At Huda Burger, the singular focus on beefy smashburgers and pillowy milk bread buns pays off.