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How to Get City Lifestyle Magazine: Home Delivery, Digital Issues and Email

Free and mailed monthly to homes in each magazine's neighborhoods. How delivery works, how to read every issue online and how to reach your local publisher.

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October 2, 2026
How to Get City Lifestyle Magazine: Home Delivery, Digital Issues and Email

Short answer: City Lifestyle magazines are free. Each one is mailed every month to homes in the neighborhoods it serves, so there is nothing to subscribe to or pay for. If the magazine does not come to your house, you can read every issue free at CityLifestyle.com, sign up for your market's email newsletter and follow your local magazine on social media.

How does City Lifestyle delivery work?

Each City Lifestyle magazine has a mailing area drawn by neighborhood within its market. Homes in that area receive the magazine in the mail each month at no cost. Because the area is set neighborhood by neighborhood, two homes in the same city can have different experiences: one gets the magazine every month and one does not.

Local businesses that advertise in the magazine pay for that distribution, which is what keeps it free for readers. That model is explained in what City Lifestyle is and how it works.

How do I read City Lifestyle online?

  1. Find your magazine. Every City Lifestyle market is listed by state at citylifestyle.com/magazines. You can also use Change Publication at the top of CityLifestyle.com.
  2. Open the issues. Each market page has an issues section with the current digital edition and past issues. For example, Leawood's are at citylifestyle.com/leawood/issues.
  3. Browse the articles and businesses. The articles section has individual stories, and the businesses section lists the local partners who appear in the magazine.

Everything online is free, with no account or login required.

Can I get City Lifestyle by email?

Yes. Market pages on CityLifestyle.com include an email newsletter sign-up, so local stories and happenings come straight to your inbox. Each magazine also shares its stories on social media, which is the easiest way to see new articles between issues.

What if I live in a City Lifestyle market but do not get the magazine?

Contact your local publisher. Every market page lists the publisher's name and email under Message from the Publisher, and they can tell you whether your address is in the mailing area. In the meantime, the full issue is online every month.

What if my city does not have a City Lifestyle yet?

New markets launch every month. Recent launches include Perimeter North City Lifestyle in Georgia and South Shore Nassau City Lifestyle on Long Island, both debuting in October 2026. If you would like to be the person who brings City Lifestyle to your community, see whether your market is available at future.citylifestyle.com.

How do I stop City Lifestyle delivery?

Contact your local publisher through your market's page, or send a message through citylifestyle.com/contact-us with your name and mailing address.

Frequently asked questions

Does City Lifestyle magazine cost anything? No. The print magazine is free to homes in each mailing area, and every issue is free to read online.

Can I subscribe to City Lifestyle? There is no paid subscription. The magazine is mailed free to homes in each market's mailing area, and anyone can read every issue online or sign up for their market's email newsletter.

How often does City Lifestyle come out? Every month. Each market publishes a print magazine and a digital edition.

Can I read old issues of City Lifestyle? Yes. Each market page on CityLifestyle.com keeps an archive of past digital issues.

I moved. How do I find my new City Lifestyle? Look up your new city at citylifestyle.com/magazines. With more than 250 magazines in 39 states, there is a good chance your new community has one.

Why do I get City Lifestyle in the mail? Your home is in the mailing area of your local City Lifestyle magazine, which is sent free each month to homes in the neighborhoods it covers.

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