Searching for a holiday present that supports a local cause? Here’s our annual roundup of Philly gifts that give back.

Museum Store Sunday is November 30th, but museum stores are a great source for gifts all season (and year) long. Here are our favorites in Philly.

Get merry and support Philly businesses with these special shopping events on Small Business Saturday and beyond.

Get festive with the most magical, twinkly-light-filled spots around town. Here's our ultimate guide to holiday lights in Philly.

Comedian Shane Gillis just announced he'll headline a show at Lincoln Financial Field this summer.

Want to fuel your love of Christmas by drinking out of ornaments and sitting under twinkle lights? Try these festive holiday pop-up bars.

Introducing Philly Mag Today — your daily dose of all things Philadelphia, featuring deep dives into the people to know, the places to go, and the stories that connect us all. Listen now!

From deep-fried turkey to avoiding turkey altogether, Philly chef gives us their Thanksgiving tips and tricks.

Next of Kin's new bar, Static!, is finally here! Plus: A Repeal Day party, and more Philly restaurant news.

Shopping is up in Center City, and 19103 is the 10th wealthiest ZIP Code nationwide, according to the new CCD Retail Report.

'Tis the season, folks! Here's our guide to Christmas tree farms and tree delivery services around Philly.

In their previous lives they were poets, rock stars, and smugglers. Now they own restaurants honored by Michelin.

The latest chapter in the Frank Rizzo statue saga.

Gritty’s 2026 calendar takes the Flyers mascot around iconic Philly locations — and expands his wardrobe — all in the name of charity. Here's our exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how it all came together.

Philadelphia lawyer George Bochetto, who scored major victories over SEPTA cuts and the Rizzo and Columbus statues, explains why he supports Donald Trump and how he found his biological family in Italy. (It involves a $25,000 check he cut to an orphanage.)

From Christmas Village to the Punk Rock Flea Market, you’re sure to find something for everyone on your list at these festive holiday pop-ups.

One thing that unites us as Philadelphians — from sea to shining Schuylkill — is a shared disdain for the Dallas Cowboys. Unless, that is, you’re one of the handful of anarchists here in Eagles country who’ve strayed from the virtuous Kelly Green Path.

As the Eagles prepare to play Dallas this weekend, Lane Johnson mourns the death of the Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland — and highlights the help to be found by a teammate’s suicide prevention organization

The Gobbler is back and in greater numbers as restaurants serve up their takes on the Philly favorite. Here's what makes them great and where to find them.

With a little planning (and advance orders), your Thanksgiving can be stress-free — at least in terms of the menu … we can’t promise that family discussion will be.

Introducing our Editors’ Cut — a weekly round-up of the best, can’t-miss bits of culture that we here at Philly Mag have been loving lately.

Last night, chef Nich Bazik earned a coveted Michelin Star for his wildly ambitious Provenance. Here's how he got there: www.phillymag.com/foobooz/2024...

Philly rockers The War on Drugs have just announced the return of their Drugcember To Remember series benefiting Philly schools. Plus, you’re not through hearing “6-7” anytime soon ... and it has Philly roots.

There's been a lot of talk about why Michelin would be bad for Philly's food scene. But it's not the existential threat you think it is.

Michelin just announced which restaurants are included in their Northeast Cities Guide. Here are the Philly restaurants who made the list.

If you're following the Michelin Guide announcements and thought "huh, what's the deal with Provenance?" have I got the story for you:

Stay tuned tonight as Foobooz reveals which Philly restaurants made the Michelin Guide. Plus: A true crime podcast tells the story of a missing Eagles fan.

From lobster bisque with fall vibes to a Gobbler pot pie, here are the bites the Philly Mag team says you try this week.

'Bye, Buy: 100 Works at $100' runs from November 13th through January 26th, and allows buyers to purchase the art right off the walls.

"Instead of supporting my ADHD brain, it made managing tasks feel like another task." The payoffs and challenges of using NoPlex, a new ADHD app, for 30 days.

Your favorite low-dose hemp seltzer may be illegal soon thanks to a loophole nobody fixed.

John Lingan's new book, Backbeats: A History of Rock and Roll in Fifteen Drummers, traces the Roots drummer’s journey from Philly prodigy to genre-shaping innovator.

Ballers has it all: courts for pickleball, padel, and squash, golf simulators, a full-service restaurant and bar, a gym, a recovery lounge, and events.

There's a new episode of 'Law & Order: SVU' tonight, and the iconic series now features UArts grad and former Center City resident Aimé Donna Kelly. Here, she tells us all about Mariska and Ice-T and reveals the awkward moment when she bumped into Barack Obama at Famous 4th.

A Delco coin expert has serious doubts about the value of the country's last penny, which was minted yesterday in Philadelphia. Plus, the South Philly pop-up barrel sauna you absolutely need to visit.

The Philadelphia Mint will make the last-ever U.S. penny today. Plus, it sounds like we might finally have a state budget. And, oh great, measles at PHL.

Herr's "Flavored by Philly" chip contest returns with a patriotic twist.

Inside Philadelphia's massive porch-pirate problem. Plus, how to win tickets to basically every event at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

This Veterans Day, the Philadelphia Citizen is sharing more than a dozen ways to give back to those who served.

The Fairmount entrepreneur behind Alchemize Fightwear landed a $300K Shark Tank deal for her mission to give women in fight sports the gear — and confidence — they deserve.

This week in Philly: Winter in Dilworth Park, Philly Mag’s Whiskey Fest, the Ideas We Should Steal Festival, the National Dog Show, and performances in the Wanamaker Building.

If you or a loved one struggle with substance use disorder, you’re not alone. Eagles legend Lane Johnson shares how Pennsylvanians can access free support, 24/7.

2018--->2025. Excited about my first non-intern @phillymag.com byline! Had a great time profiling Rad Award nominee Maya Nazareth and her brand Alchemize Fightwear! www.phillymag.com/be-well-phil...

John Fetterman is angering many in his own party once against after Sunday's vote. Plus, meet the Philly woman who just scored a $300,000 deal on 'Shark Tank'. And yet more SEPTA woes.

Huge turnouts. Big wins for Democrats. The first openly transgender mayor in the state. And more about Election Day in Pennsylvania. Plus, a $25,000-per-night FIFA World Cup hotel package in Old City. (No, match tickets are NOT included.)

Pennsylvania's richest man has reportedly thrown at least $2.5 million at Donald Trump's ballroom project. Plus, why the NBA just dinged Embiid for $50,000.

The Art Museum CEO was terminated via email for “cause” this morning.

Who’s running for Philadelphia District Attorney, City Controller, and local and statewide judicial posts on November 4th, and what do they stand for? @thephilacitizen.bsky.social has you covered:

In 2022, Phila Lorn was making hoagies. Rachel Lorn was a banquet director. Now, three years later, the Mawn chef is a James Beard Award winner, and they’re sitting atop a growing food empire. And it all started with one thing.

Big news: @thephilacitizen.bsky.social , the city’s member-supported, nonprofit, solutions-oriented digital news organization, has bought Philadelphia magazine. Learn more about why this is a win for Philadelphia here: www.phillymag.com/news/2025/10...