Main Line Today April 2016
Disney is better suited to adults than today’s kids.
Interior designers Tracy Blitz Newman and Carol Cinotti share their style secrets.
On April 4, 1991, a freak midair collision above Merion Elementary School killed seven, including two schoolchildren and a Pennsylvania senator. For some, the wounds may never heal.
From creating new land reserves to her favorite restaurants, the executive director shares what she loves about Southern Chester County.
A family legacy has kept Royersford’s Aluminum Athletic Equipment hurdling towards the finish line.
After the beloved Bryn Mawr institution was found in violation of a myriad of health codes, the restaurant is trying to rehab its image.
Meet five environmentally-minded Main Liners who are saving native toads, protecting and repurposing land and more.
The Wayne-based nonprofit specializes in changing lives with the help of some well trained volunteers.
The Ardmore boutique owner dishes on her favorite spring fashions.
Fill your days with these inspiring events in in music, the arts and books.
A Phoenixville couple created a home reminiscent of the European countryside.
Plus, Table Tours is setting up shop in Wayne.
Ardmore gets a taste of Paris when Jac & Co return to the scene.
Get this nautical look at Eaves in Wayne.
This Maryland B&B is an ideal spot to enjoy the Chesapeake Bay.
The artisanal restaurant delivers classic fare with an elevated twist.
Osborne Perry Anderson, a Chester County native, followed extremist John Brown on his violent mission before the Civil War.
Dogist photographer Elias Weiss Friedman got up close and personal with some of the area’s cutest canines.
Plus, Episcopal Academy offers its exclusive home tour on April 28.
Plus, congratulations to area designer Samantha Leibowitz, who made her debut at New York Fashion Week.