Philadelphia Magazine

The new series — which is centered on “Black health, creativity, life and freedom” — will kick off on June 14th, with events planned for different public spaces all around the city.

Given all the reclaimed wood inside it, “recycled” might be a better descriptive term.

The new collaboration between CHOP, the Netter Center, and Uplift seeks to help children in West and Southwest Philly and their families cope with trauma from community violence and the pandemic.

It’s hard to top the style and amenities of the city’s first modern luxury condo, and you get them all with this full-floor unit.

She lays out the allegations in a just-filed federal lawsuit against David Barreto and the college itself.

The city’s full-throttle charge into normalcy felt good at first, but now I’m feeling something unexpected: survivor’s guilt.

And maybe not even then. Ask Grandma or Grandpa, though!

Buy this historic-yet-modern house and you will send your friends and relatives a “messuage.”

Fried chicken sandwiches might just be better than plain old fried chicken. Here are our favorite spots in Philadelphia.

And all you soon-to-be-wed foodies can book the space now.

The Fox Chase Cancer Center senior director of community outreach recently co-authored a paper on ways to decrease cancer care disparities in medically underserved communities in America.

Anyone who’s been vaccinated so far is eligible to win the grand prize in Philadelphia’s new vaccine lottery — and those from zip codes with the lowest vaccination rates have even better odds.

Your chance to own a very nice piece of the former home of the Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania.

From great hikes and resorts to breweries and adventures on the water, here’s your guide to fun in the mountains.

Not much has changed about the honeymoon resorts that first put the Poconos on the map — and that’s precisely the appeal.