Philadelphia Magazine

Owner Tina Dixon Spence takes us inside her process for creating luxurious bibs, blankets, and baby clothes — and pivoting to face masks amid the pandemic.

In “Everybody’s Hometown,” the suburban dream has gone back to its future.

This luxurious house in the shadow of Hawk Mountain nods to several historic house styles.

The money will be used to expand Stix’s product line as well as grow their digital education platform.

The 103,000-square-foot Lucky Snake will debut on May 15th. Its amenities include the largest Pac-Man one can buy, boardwalk-style games, and a regulation boxing ring. But that’s not all.

The city budget doesn’t go far enough. If we’re going to address this existential crisis, we need big plans to tackle our most entrenched and enduring issues.

Younger than it looks on the outside, older than it looks on the inside.

Say “I do,” get your wildlife fix or savor the sunset on the water.

Herd immunity? Lower case counts? Something else? Public health experts say it’s not that simple.

A prime renovation in a prime location, eight floors above the home of the $130 cheesesteak.

Bodine High School student Akayla Brown tells us about her plans for the future.

In The Short Life of Hughie McLoon (Sutherland House), journalist Allen Abel tells the story of a South Philly kid, born in 1902, who suffers […]

This small deli was recently valued at $100m on paper. So how’s the food?

No extensions, no expansions — this updated house is a genuine, true trinity.