Philadelphia Magazine

Plus, the unbearable shame of $8 Sixers tickets. And this team wants a new arena?!

A bit of Renaissance England by the Wissahickon, designed by four architectural heavyweights.

Pop-ups, ornaments you can drink out of, and so many twinkle lights.

“Philadelphia is a place that has allowed us to love openly and proudly.”

From December through March, three saunas will be available for bookings on the grounds of the American Swedish Historical Museum.

All the inspiration you need for popping the question.

Shop some of Madeline Hause’s antique treasures starting December 4th at LÄETE in Chestnut Hill.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site is rich with European charm, holiday markets, and fine dining.

No word on what Brian Taff or Rick Williams have to say about this. Plus, Mike Jerrick hate mail.

Don’t come to Black Dragon Takeout hoping for Chinese takeout or quintessential soul food — come in expecting the unexpected.

Plus: Dear Daphni’s opening date, Little Walter’s new pierogi-fueled tasting menu, and Fishtown Pickle Project’s “Feast of Seven Pickles” is back.

Mike apparently never got the memo that suicide jokes aren’t funny. Plus, John Bolaris tweets go poof.

The most magical, twinkly-light-filled spots around town.

Noelle Blizzard has finally found a brick-and-mortar home for her nationally celebrated vintage cakes.

The fracas involved him, Rouge owner Rob Wasserman, and one steadfast bouncer.