Main Line Today September 2018
Sometimes finding the right fit can feel like playing Russian roulette–just ask the 80 percent of women wearing the wrong size.
Unwind at this posh waterside hotel in Greenwich, Conn.
Celebrate the Sept. 14 holiday at these joints around Philadelphia’s Western Suburbs.
From Laura Eaton’s handcrafted lucite bags to the newly opened Devon Yard, here’s what’s trending.
The Gladwyne residents, who recently donated $8 million to the Museum of the American Revolution, share their love of U.S. history.
Rodolphe Meyer de Schauensee went on to serve as the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences’ curator of birds for nearly 50 years.
The area has plenty to offer, especially during the fall, from first-class accommodations and dining to a rich slate of recreational activities and culture.
The founder and creative director shares her personal style.
Part magazine, part life manual, the Media resident’s "The Bridge" is thought-provoking and emotional.
The Chadds Ford spot takes its symbolic name to heart, offering modern Mexican fare with a generous side of hospitality.
The president and executive director of the Bala Cynwyd-based nonprofit shares his passions.
Thanks to these business-minded natives, the iconic Chadds Ford mainstay is being restored to its old glory.
Now a member of one of the best leagues in the state, the all boys preparatory school readies for its close up.
Nestled amongst the rolling green hills of Willistown Conservation Trust, Hess Landscape Architects worked with one family to bring French country life to the western suburbs.
Thanks to its monthly “Tide to Table” dinners, owner Theo Gerike’s 500-square-foot spot offers more than meets the eye.
A panel of experts from around the Main Line offer straightforward advice about the complicated issues today’s teenagers face.
Here are the must-see musicals and plays this season around the Main Line.
As summer turns to fall, MLT publisher Joe Breck revels in the autumnal splendor.
After finding little success with more traditional treatments, Erica Daniels and Brooke Goodspeed are on a mission to bring their controversial alternative therapy to the mainstream.
These 15 exceptional educators make the most of time in–and out–of the classroom.