FishtownA DJ Jazzy Jeff Juneteenth block party, Meek Mill down the Shore, and an all-Philly Kinks tribute headline Philly music this weekBlack Uhuru on the Main Line, Spoon and The Beths in Fishtown, Hurray For the Riff Raff under the stars, and Animeros at Ortlieb's. Plus, Charley Crockett, Dion, Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys.Dan DeLuca The pets of Havens: How animals become part of the homeLizzy McLellan Ravitch ‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadJake Blumgart The best things we ate this weekMichael Klein, Beatrice Forman, Kiki Aranita, and Emily Bloch AdvertisementHow to have a perfect Philly day, according to Mural Arts founder Jane GoldenA perfect Philly day for Mural Arts executive director Jane Golden consists of on-the-go sweets, wall-hunting along the Parkway, and British mystery TV. Earl Hopkins Homeowners turn their properties into art through a Philly tradition: The muralThese Philly homeowners added their properties to the city’s rich tapestry of murals.Michaelle Bond Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh OpinionBefore the World Cup, a beautiful game for U.S. Ivorians | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, LA’s clown candidate threatens U.S. democracy.Will Bunch | Columnist The Inquirer Food Fest is back with a new format and even more Philly restaurantsNow in its second year, The Inquirer Food Fest will take over The Fillmore in Philadelphia on Nov. 14, 2026. Here's what to know about the lineup and how to get tickets.Beatrice Forman Philly’s path to the World Cup was paved at Newt’s, where playing on cinder was a ‘badge of honor’The growth of the region’s soccer scene will be celebrated when Philadelphia hosts the World Cup. But for years, the sport seemed to only exist locally in the neighborhoods around the cinder fields.Matt Breen How to Have a perfect Philly day, according to ‘The Outsiders’ actor John Michael PetersonA chocolate chip bagel and chocolate chip cookie kind of day.Rosa Cartagena OpinionA vision for Philadelphia 250 years from nowWhat if Philadelphia planned with centuries-long horizons? This year, marking our country’s 250th, is the perfect moment to interpret the past and embark on the future — with a vision.Christopher Wink, For The Inquirer ‘The Price is Right’ is looking for energetic contestants in Philly If you’ve ever dreamed of being on “The Price is Right,” now's your chance. Jason Nark Why is this slice of pizza $55? This Fishtown pizzeria owner wanted to offer an over-the-top topping: An ounce of caviar. So how is it?Michael Klein All the May restaurant openings in the Philly area: Pizza, po’boys, taverns, and tastes of SpainMay’s new restaurants and food options are all over the place, including white-tablecloth dining in the burbs, a po’boy shop in the city, a pizzeria in South Jersey, and new action in Old City. Michael Klein Philly music this week headlined by the Menzingers and Mountain Goats at Manayunk’s Sing Us Home fest Plus Rhiannon Giddens, Mika, an Alan Mann documentary, and more.Dan DeLuca Fishtown’s pizza scene is growing, thanks to two new openings and a third on the wayThe new Liguria and Marina's fit right in with Fishtown's stalwarts Pizzeria Beddia, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons, and Pizza Shackamaxon. The result is less a boom than an ecosystem.Michael Klein One Kensington school community says it was left scrambling after last-minute changes to district’s facilities plan"They didn't ask for our side," one Hackett parent said. The district's initial plan was to combine Moffet and Hackett's catchments and send K-4 students to Hackett and 5-8 to Moffet.Kristen A. Graham Philadelphia’s Evil Genius Beer makes a national play by buying the shuttered 21st Amendment brandIn a seven-figure deal, the Fishtown brewer has acquired the beer labels that the larger Bay Area brewery made famous, including Hell or High Watermelon and Brew Free! Or Die IPA. Michael Klein See more storiesAdvertisement
A DJ Jazzy Jeff Juneteenth block party, Meek Mill down the Shore, and an all-Philly Kinks tribute headline Philly music this weekBlack Uhuru on the Main Line, Spoon and The Beths in Fishtown, Hurray For the Riff Raff under the stars, and Animeros at Ortlieb's. Plus, Charley Crockett, Dion, Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys.Dan DeLuca
A DJ Jazzy Jeff Juneteenth block party, Meek Mill down the Shore, and an all-Philly Kinks tribute headline Philly music this weekBlack Uhuru on the Main Line, Spoon and The Beths in Fishtown, Hurray For the Riff Raff under the stars, and Animeros at Ortlieb's. Plus, Charley Crockett, Dion, Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys.Dan DeLuca
‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe
‘They fought, we won’: Ivory Coast’s World Cup win against Ecuador kicks off FIFA in PhillyMaggie Prosser, Michelle Myers, Henry Savage, Dana Munro, and Rob Tornoe
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadJake Blumgart
A 100-unit apartment building with a rooftop pool is the latest new development slated for North BroadJake Blumgart
How to have a perfect Philly day, according to Mural Arts founder Jane GoldenA perfect Philly day for Mural Arts executive director Jane Golden consists of on-the-go sweets, wall-hunting along the Parkway, and British mystery TV. Earl Hopkins
How to have a perfect Philly day, according to Mural Arts founder Jane GoldenA perfect Philly day for Mural Arts executive director Jane Golden consists of on-the-go sweets, wall-hunting along the Parkway, and British mystery TV. Earl Hopkins
Homeowners turn their properties into art through a Philly tradition: The muralThese Philly homeowners added their properties to the city’s rich tapestry of murals.Michaelle Bond
Homeowners turn their properties into art through a Philly tradition: The muralThese Philly homeowners added their properties to the city’s rich tapestry of murals.Michaelle Bond
Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh
Philly progressives made gains in Democratic ward elections. But party chair Bob Brady remains well-positioned for reelection. The Philadelphia Democratic Party’s internal politics have become a key battleground in between progressive upstarts and the establishment.Sean Collins Walsh
OpinionBefore the World Cup, a beautiful game for U.S. Ivorians | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, LA’s clown candidate threatens U.S. democracy.Will Bunch | Columnist
OpinionBefore the World Cup, a beautiful game for U.S. Ivorians | Will Bunch NewsletterPlus, LA’s clown candidate threatens U.S. democracy.Will Bunch | Columnist
The Inquirer Food Fest is back with a new format and even more Philly restaurantsNow in its second year, The Inquirer Food Fest will take over The Fillmore in Philadelphia on Nov. 14, 2026. Here's what to know about the lineup and how to get tickets.Beatrice Forman
The Inquirer Food Fest is back with a new format and even more Philly restaurantsNow in its second year, The Inquirer Food Fest will take over The Fillmore in Philadelphia on Nov. 14, 2026. Here's what to know about the lineup and how to get tickets.Beatrice Forman
Philly’s path to the World Cup was paved at Newt’s, where playing on cinder was a ‘badge of honor’The growth of the region’s soccer scene will be celebrated when Philadelphia hosts the World Cup. But for years, the sport seemed to only exist locally in the neighborhoods around the cinder fields.Matt Breen
Philly’s path to the World Cup was paved at Newt’s, where playing on cinder was a ‘badge of honor’The growth of the region’s soccer scene will be celebrated when Philadelphia hosts the World Cup. But for years, the sport seemed to only exist locally in the neighborhoods around the cinder fields.Matt Breen
How to Have a perfect Philly day, according to ‘The Outsiders’ actor John Michael PetersonA chocolate chip bagel and chocolate chip cookie kind of day.Rosa Cartagena
How to Have a perfect Philly day, according to ‘The Outsiders’ actor John Michael PetersonA chocolate chip bagel and chocolate chip cookie kind of day.Rosa Cartagena
OpinionA vision for Philadelphia 250 years from nowWhat if Philadelphia planned with centuries-long horizons? This year, marking our country’s 250th, is the perfect moment to interpret the past and embark on the future — with a vision.Christopher Wink, For The Inquirer
OpinionA vision for Philadelphia 250 years from nowWhat if Philadelphia planned with centuries-long horizons? This year, marking our country’s 250th, is the perfect moment to interpret the past and embark on the future — with a vision.Christopher Wink, For The Inquirer
‘The Price is Right’ is looking for energetic contestants in Philly If you’ve ever dreamed of being on “The Price is Right,” now's your chance. Jason Nark
‘The Price is Right’ is looking for energetic contestants in Philly If you’ve ever dreamed of being on “The Price is Right,” now's your chance. Jason Nark
Why is this slice of pizza $55? This Fishtown pizzeria owner wanted to offer an over-the-top topping: An ounce of caviar. So how is it?Michael Klein
Why is this slice of pizza $55? This Fishtown pizzeria owner wanted to offer an over-the-top topping: An ounce of caviar. So how is it?Michael Klein
All the May restaurant openings in the Philly area: Pizza, po’boys, taverns, and tastes of SpainMay’s new restaurants and food options are all over the place, including white-tablecloth dining in the burbs, a po’boy shop in the city, a pizzeria in South Jersey, and new action in Old City. Michael Klein
All the May restaurant openings in the Philly area: Pizza, po’boys, taverns, and tastes of SpainMay’s new restaurants and food options are all over the place, including white-tablecloth dining in the burbs, a po’boy shop in the city, a pizzeria in South Jersey, and new action in Old City. Michael Klein
Philly music this week headlined by the Menzingers and Mountain Goats at Manayunk’s Sing Us Home fest Plus Rhiannon Giddens, Mika, an Alan Mann documentary, and more.Dan DeLuca
Philly music this week headlined by the Menzingers and Mountain Goats at Manayunk’s Sing Us Home fest Plus Rhiannon Giddens, Mika, an Alan Mann documentary, and more.Dan DeLuca
Fishtown’s pizza scene is growing, thanks to two new openings and a third on the wayThe new Liguria and Marina's fit right in with Fishtown's stalwarts Pizzeria Beddia, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons, and Pizza Shackamaxon. The result is less a boom than an ecosystem.Michael Klein
Fishtown’s pizza scene is growing, thanks to two new openings and a third on the wayThe new Liguria and Marina's fit right in with Fishtown's stalwarts Pizzeria Beddia, Wm. Mulherin’s Sons, and Pizza Shackamaxon. The result is less a boom than an ecosystem.Michael Klein
One Kensington school community says it was left scrambling after last-minute changes to district’s facilities plan"They didn't ask for our side," one Hackett parent said. The district's initial plan was to combine Moffet and Hackett's catchments and send K-4 students to Hackett and 5-8 to Moffet.Kristen A. Graham
One Kensington school community says it was left scrambling after last-minute changes to district’s facilities plan"They didn't ask for our side," one Hackett parent said. The district's initial plan was to combine Moffet and Hackett's catchments and send K-4 students to Hackett and 5-8 to Moffet.Kristen A. Graham
Philadelphia’s Evil Genius Beer makes a national play by buying the shuttered 21st Amendment brandIn a seven-figure deal, the Fishtown brewer has acquired the beer labels that the larger Bay Area brewery made famous, including Hell or High Watermelon and Brew Free! Or Die IPA. Michael Klein
Philadelphia’s Evil Genius Beer makes a national play by buying the shuttered 21st Amendment brandIn a seven-figure deal, the Fishtown brewer has acquired the beer labels that the larger Bay Area brewery made famous, including Hell or High Watermelon and Brew Free! Or Die IPA. Michael Klein
