Main Line Today November 2015
From Chestnut Hill to West Chester, you can be home for the holidays—minus the work.
The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation used the Baldwin School for its special, colorful affair.
Friendly baristas and knowledgeable service make this place a great new hangout.
The Maple Glen restaurant’s dish is the perfect comfort treat this fall.
The Bala Cynwyd resident shares everything from his favorite artists to the best room in his house.
The Ardmore resident was on the wrong side of history—and he knew it.
The Grace swing coat from Julie Brown NYC, available at Gingy’s, will brighten up your season.
Bryn Mawr Center for Pelvic Medicine’s director of female sexual medicine explains more about the “little pink pill."
A Chadds Ford boy and a Collegeville girl describe their experience with genetic disorders.
The Bryn Mawr fashionista is looking forward to this season’s suede, fringe and leather trends.
Devon’s Semerjian Interiors adds opulence to this farmhouse-style home.
From Phoenixville to King of Prussia, here are the latest food happenings on the Main Line.
Villanova quarterback John Robertson tore a knee ligament just before his senior year. Will he be able to return to the field?
From home décor to fashion, your complete guide to shopping on the Main Line.
The Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County President shares her favorite things about the Main Line.
Whether you're in search of the latest trends or fashion staples, here's a look at what local boutiques have to offer.
This $2.2 million house boasts traditional architectural features.
Few winegrowing regions have the same variety of quality wines as the Mid-Atlantic. Take advantage of it with these bottles.
Local wineries are growing in number, diversity and quality, and gaining recognition along the way.
Time is finite, but a little denial—and a fresh tattoo—can go a long way in enlivening it.