Main Line Today November 2017
Our writer shares her top three picks.
That’s just one of the items off the Chester Springs restaurant’s state-themed menu.
After losing their son Teddy at birth, Chris and Beth Clements decided to help other grieving parents.
Love all things spicy? Then this restaurant is for you.
Sasha Borowsky is chief of staff of No Labels, which works to promote bipartisanship.
The Manayunk sushi bar’s offerings pair well with this Finger Lakes wine.
The area proved almost as unfriendly as Frank Rizzo-controlled Philadelphia.
This gated property is within walking distance of downtown Wayne.
The executive director of the organization’s Pennsylvania chapter shares her vision for the future.
Claudia Clobes Yudis of Urban Loft Window Treatments in Haverford shares her advice.
The luxurious New York City hotel boasts a roster of famous former guests.
Plus, Springton Manor Farm’s ladies’ tea and a new French restaurant in Ardmore.
Thanks to the help of interior designer Larisa McShane, the home’s second floor was completely transformed.
Mike Huggins founded the Kennett Square-based Transformation Yoga Project.
The executive director shares her favorite things.
The race, which will be held Nov. 4, pays homage to the borough's favorite fungi.
Thanks to the teachers at Wynnewood’s Center for Creative Works, Kelly Brown is making beautiful art.
A camouflage mink jacket and a one-of-a-kind olive wood bowl are among this month’s picks.
The Academy of Music hosted the inaugural event on Sept. 14.
The Sept. 9 event benefited Thorncroft Equestrian Center.
