Philadelphia celebrates Juneteenth with free festivals, live music, film screenings and family events at AAMP, Cherry Street Pier, Eastern State Penitentiary and more.
Summer in Philadelphia means more than rooftop cocktails and outdoor dining—it's also prime season for pop-ups.
‘Room For Grief’ is a culmination of over 100 artists' work, each offering a viewpoint on grieving through paintings, mixed media, sculptures, installations, projections, immersive elements and performance-based activations.
Education, accessibility and community engagement are taking center stage as The Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts continue to expand its reach beyond the concert hall.
Philadelphia’s favorite founding father is getting a rock-and-roll makeover this summer in 'The Sound of America,' a new musical premiering at FringeArts.
Philadelphia's FIFA Fan Fest opens at Lemon Hill with free match broadcasts, concerts, food trucks, merchandise and interactive activities throughout the World Cup.
The 2000 block of Sansom Street has been designated "Philly's Funniest Block." A free celebration Saturday will feature comedy, family activities, prizes and special offers.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out the Chinese Lantern Festival, ODUNDE, LUMINISCENCE, Flag Fest and the Rodin Museum Garden Bar.
This summer, the Spirit of Philadelphia will host a series of soccer-themed cruises packed with live entertainment, food and drinks, international fan gatherings and unbeatable skyline views.
From themed cocktails and international cuisine to watch parties and fan cruises, here's where to celebrate the World Cup across Philadelphia this summer.
Bar Bombón and Three Day Rule are hosting an LGBTQ+ Pride Month matchmaking event in Philadelphia, pairing curated introductions with margaritas, conversation and community.
Atlantic City is packed with new attractions this summer, including immersive dining, beach clubs, family festivals, nightlife experiences and America 250-themed celebrations.
World Cup Fever is officially here, so we prepared a guide of how best to soak up the atmosphere throughout the City this weekend!
With the Nation’s 250th anniversary in full swing, Moore College of Art & Design has decided to go big—with four new showcases all inspired by the celebratory occasion. …
Revolution at the Library returns this summer with free educational programs, hands-on activities and Revolutionary-era lessons at libraries across Philadelphia and South Jersey.
Reading Terminal Market’s new outdoor Plaza brings food, drinks, vendors, games and entertainment to Center City through Aug. 2.
'Alchemy: The Sound of Color' makes its Philadelphia debut at Morton Contemporary, blending painting, music and projection-mapped light in an immersive exhibition through July 5.
For composer and lyricist Alba Martínez, 'La Guagua 47' is more than a new musical. It's a love letter to Philadelphia, a reflection of her own journey, and a story about belonging.
Quirky comedy fans have a reason to celebrate—Chaz T. Martin and R. Eric Thomas’ witty festival experience is back this summer.
This summer, 'CLUE: A Walking Mystery' transforms the city into a giant interactive game board, inviting participants to step inside the world of the beloved Clue franchise.