Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Fever’s Candlelight Concert series brings a spooky Halloween program of movie themes, pop hits and classical favorites to the Media Theatre on Oct. 29.
Looking for things to do in Philadelphia this weekend? Check out Night of Lights, PAWS Mutt Strut, Out & About MNYK, Reel October and more.
“Small Favors” returns to The Clay Studio for its 20th anniversary with more than 500 miniature works from over 300 artists on display and for sale.
Quintessence Theatre’s ‘Witch’ reimagines a 17th-century tale inspired by the true story of Elizabeth Sawyer, who was executed for witchcraft in 1621.
Philly AIDS Thrift's Block Party returns to South Philadelphia Sept. 26 with live music, food trucks, vendors, a celebrity dunk tank and more free fun.
Celebrate Dolly Parton in Philadelphia and South Jersey this weekend with ‘9 to 5: The Musical,’ a themed Pilates class and support for her Imagination Library.
Chestnut Hill's Night of Lights returns Oct. 2 to 5 with projections, live music and activities celebrating local history along Germantown Avenue.
A vibrant Mexican art scene is taking root in Philadelphia and Norristown, reflecting decades of migration and the growing presence of Latino communities.
On Sept. 23, legendary jazz saxophonist and composer John Coltrane would have celebrated his 100th birthday. To mark the centennial, Ars Nova Workshop is bringing his enduring musical legacy to life with a citywide celebration.
The Philadelphia Film Society is celebrating 35 years of the Philadelphia Film Festival—and 25 years as an organization—with 'Reel October: The Philadelphia Film Festival at 35.'
‘Girl from the North Country’ opens Arden Theatre’s season in Philadelphia with reimagined Bob Dylan songs performed by 13 actor-musicians.
InLiquid’s ‘No Other Place to Go’ exhibition in Philadelphia brings together five artists using photography to explore climate change and ecological loss.
Spooky season is taking over the Philly area with theater, ghost stories, immersive mysteries, glowing pumpkins and other arts and culture events this fall.
Looking for things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out arts and culture events featuring live music, Indigenous arts, improv comedy, local makers and more.
Opera Philadelphia will bring 'Suddenly Last Summer,' a new opera based on Tennessee Williams’ Southern Gothic drama, to the Forrest Theatre stage
Chestnut Hill’s Fall for the Arts returns Sept. 27 with more than 300 artists and makers, celebrating the neighborhood’s century-old creative spirit.
It’s the 27th anniversary of the Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST) and to celebrate, its creative community is planning an artistic journey you won’t want to miss.
Looking for things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out Fringe Fest, Open Streets, Black Wine & Spirits Fest, Breakaway Music Festival and more.
More than 500 residents helped create 434 colorful designs now displayed beneath the El along a 1.2-mile stretch of Kensington Avenue.