ARTICLES
The Barnes Foundation Opens its New Philadelphia Home
The new campus of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia represents, simply put, a game changer for what a museum can be, the experience of art,...
City of Brotherly Suds: A Weekend Tour of Philadelphia's Best Beer
I’m convinced that there's a force field surrounding New York, preventing me from breaking free of the five boroughs. How else to explain the months...
First Taste: Jose Garces's Newest Philadelphia Restaurant
As you may remember, I stumbled upon the relatively new Garces Trading Co. on a recent visit to Philadelphia. Well, chef Jose Garces opened yet another...
The Best Brunch in Philadelphia?
I recently returned from a low-key weekend excursion to nearby Philadelphia—a city near and dear to me, as the site of my first on-my-own apartment—to...
Ooh La La! Philly Arts Festival Channels France
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, has long shared a bond with the City of Light (statesmen, inventor, composer, and proud Philadelphian Benjamin Franklin served...
Walk Among the Treetops at Philly's Morris Arboretum
Here at T+L, we've gotten a bit of a bad rap, because folks seem to think we have some major beef with the lovely city...
Q&A with screen and stage actor Leslie Odom Jr.
What does the recently opened Broadway musical, Leap of Faith, about a charlatan preacher; the NBC musical drama Smash, revolving around the intrigue and egos...
The Philadelphia Experiment
What happens when America's most historic city wants to forge a new identity?Francine Maroukian looks beyond the Liberty Bell.
Ask T+L: Kyoto, Vatican Gardens, Photo-Sharing, Philadelphia
Q: My wife and I want to stay at a ryokan during our upcoming trip to Kyoto. Can you suggest any that offer an authentic...
