Main Line Today April 2017
One night of cracking crabs with dad taught one woman so much.
The Bala Cynwyd resident shares her inspiration and some of her favorite things to do.
The West Chester-based exercise and nutrition maven credits her success to her science-backed strategies.
The Malvern designer shares her favorite fashions.
The school’s Center for Contemplative Studies is dedicated to serving students' everyday challenges.
The Georgian Revival sits on 12 acres.
The company gained support from ABC ‘Shark Tank' star Mark Cuban.
The owner of Road to VR is one of several Unionville High School alums finding success in the tech industry.
This Maryland lodge is the perfect place to stay during Light City Baltimore.
It will be the professional troupe’s first full-length performance.
The vintage show will take place from April 21-23 at the Navy Yard.
A Gladwyne home proves she is just as adept at international feats as she is with family homes.
The Malvern restaurant’s craft cocktail is the perfect pick-me-up.
Be sure to try the Conshy Crab Fries.
Plus, the Philly Farm & Food Fest is back.
The Lower Merion resident gave President Roosevelt some unpleasant news on the Soviet massacre.
The vice chair will serve on the board through 2019.
Plus, this repurposed vintage Amy Schramm chair will add a touch of whimsy to any living room.
The Kennett Square landscape architect is now ready to transform other properties.
Glamour at the races, winning tailgate recipes and more.