Main Line Today October 2016
From pre-admission testing to lotteries, pre-school isn’t what it used to be.
This boutique hotel is the perfect place to stay in the foodie city of Pittsburgh.
The Lower Merion enigma is the subject matter of ‘I Am Known As an Artist.'
Second chances abound at this all boys school.
The executive director of Main Line Deputy Dog shares some of his favorite spots in the area.
Carrie Kauffman of Carrie’s Essential Services shares her advice.
This whiskey-based cocktail is a perfect pairing for autumn’s arrival.
Revered for his dedication to developing young men, Talley will retire after 32 years with the university.
Interior designer Leslie Hayes helped transform this house.
The author of '100 Things to Do in Philadelphia Before You Die' discusses her inspiration and what she loves about the area.
Villanova basketball coach Jay Wright is one of a number of college officials throwing their weight behind It’s On Us PA.
Plus, Malvern’s Zoet Bathlatier firewood candle makes a great fall addition to any home.
The Manayunk eatery boasts a quirky atmosphere and delectable dishes.
The owner of the esteemed men’s retailer shares his fall fashion tips.
Last May, local artists celebrated the 10th anniversary of the festival.
The Main Line is the epicenter of this throwback organization.
The estate was recently modernized by KingsHaven Design and John Milner architects.
Marty Grims, creator of White Dog Café, launched his most visually-appealing venture to date.
Plus, new Anthropologie and Bluemercury locations open on the Main Line.
The spin studio is set to open on Oct. 24.
