Philadelphia author Marc Avery discusses his novel 'Discipline,' the city's influence on his writing and the lessons he's learned throughout his publishing journey.
Le Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia returns Aug. 20 with an America 250 theme, a secret location and the event's signature all-white dining experience. Here's how to register.
The Philadelphia Dyke March returns June 6 with a theme centered on visibility, solidarity and collective action as part of Pride Month celebrations in the Gayborhood.
Philadelphia’s music scene took center stage over the weekend as The Roots welcomed a sold-out crowd of 80,000 fans to the largest Roots Picnic in the festival’s history.
The Betsy Ross House has unveiled the lineup for Flag Fest 2026, featuring daily ceremonies, historical demonstrations, family activities and Flag Day celebrations in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival returns to Franklin Square with more than 1,100 new lanterns, live performances, interactive exhibits, specialty food and family-friendly attractions.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Explore garden bars, outdoor movies, waterfront attractions, Cirque du Soleil and more around Philadelphia.
One of Philadelphia's most indulgent culinary traditions returns on Sunday, June 14, as Le Virtù hosts its legendary eight-hour La Panarda feast from noon to 8 p.m.
Philadelphia kicks off Pride Month with a weekend of celebrations, including a giant Pride flag procession, City Hall ceremony, waterfront party and Fishtown block party.
Glen Foerd will debut two new art installations and host a free artist reception June 7 as part of Radical Americana, a regional arts initiative tied to America's 250th anniversary.
Historic Germantown's One Pass returns June 12 through Aug. 29, offering discounted access to nine museums, historic homes and cultural sites across the neighborhood.
CraftNOW Create returns this summer with free arts and crafts camps for 6,000 Philadelphia children, expanding to a record 133 sites across the city.
Luis Fonsi, the Grammy-nominated singer behind "Despacito," will headline a free concert at Philadelphia's FIFA Fan Festival on June 11 at Lemon Hill.
Art for the Cash Poor returns to South Kensington on June 13, featuring more than 120 local artists, affordable original artwork and direct support for Philadelphia's creative community.
F1 Arcade Philadelphia has launched a new Family Experience package featuring racing simulators, kid-friendly dining options and discounted group pricing for parents and children.
A new immersive performance at Byberry Friends Meeting House will bring Philadelphia's abolitionist history to life through the stories of Robert and Harriet Purvis and resistance to the Fugitive Slave Act.
Five Philadelphia arts organizations have joined forces to launch Philly PrideAF, a month-long festival spotlighting LGBTQIA+ artists, storytelling and community engagement.
This sunny season, 48 Record Bar is turning up the energy with a refreshed seasonal cocktail menu.
Curated by Philadelphia hip-hop legends The Roots, the two-day festival will take place this weekend at Belmont Plateau.
Pride Month celebrations are happening across the Philadelphia suburbs and South Jersey with parades, festivals, walks, drag shows and community events throughout June.