Philadelphia Magazine

It’s hot because it’s cooling down — and because it’s a bargain for New Yorkers.

Rosa Agliata hopes to revive the once-popular accessory with her new line.

She says it happened following a, well, messy 2023 graduation ceremony.

Plus: The team from EMei opens a new Chinatown cafe, we say goodbye to Grace Tavern, and Bardea continues its quest to dominate Wilmington with a new food hall.

Plus, a wee reminder not to walk out onto a body of “frozen” water.

The couple met during the Mummers Parade in 2019.

A surprisingly efficient Streets Department. Hills that can’t be sledded. And parents growing more and more edgy by the minute.

These aren’t “mocktails.” They’re classy, well-thought-out, crafted cocktails that just so happen to be alcohol-free.

MJ the Musical, Philly Loves Bowie Week, the Auto Show begins, and goats eat Christmas trees.

These alcohol-free spots in the Philly area promise good drinks without the hangover.

Here’s a Map of All the Best Sledding Hills Around Philly

If we want to save our country, we might need to start being a little (or a lot) more generous.

There’s 76 Place, then there’s everything else.

You’d have to spend every minute of your day on Instagram to keep track of Philly’s most exciting pop-ups. Use this guide instead.

Our New Year’s resolutions? Have an ’80s-inspired Japanese breakfast, eat smash burgers at a space-themed restaurant in the Italian market, and go to Eataly for the hell of it.