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Prepare for an electrifying Easter weekend as Midnight Productions ignites the Keswick Theatre stage with a groundbreaking revival of 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' the iconic rock opera featuring music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice.

In Philadelphia, the cheesesteak isn’t just a sandwich—it’s a way of life. Whether you’re craving a classic “whiz wit” or a modern twist, these standout spots deliver some of the best bites in the city.

Opening Day is more than just the start of baseball season in Philly—it’s a citywide celebration. Here's where to watch the Phillies kick off the 2026 season.

This week, 'KPop Demon Hunters' won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, and another for Best Original Song with its identity-embracing anthem 'Golden.'

The 65th anniversary tour of The Sound of Music is heading to Philadelphia's Academy of Music this spring from March 31 to April 5, as Tony Award-nominee Christiane Noll will take on the role of Mother Abbess.

Aqimero is rolling out a new spring dining initiative, and they’re hoping it's quite buzz-worthy.

‘Dancing Queen’ turns 50 this year, and the American Swedish Historical Museum is celebrating with a party fit for royalty.

Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.

South Philadelphia’s Theatre Exile is bringing back its annual Philly GRIT series this weekend. This year’s lineup spotlights a dynamic trio of artists—Bastion Carboni, Justin Jain, and Cookie Diorio.

In 2026, Confluence Film Festival will return for a multi-week event focused on showcasing environmentally conscious features and take over Earth Month (April) with the theme of 'Seeding the Future.'

With Apple TV’s latest limited series, ‘Imperfect Women’, showrunner Annie Weisman steps into the thriller space with a story that blends intrigue, shifting perspectives, and the complicated bonds of female friendship.

Panda Fest is set to return to Dilworth Park next month, and this go-around, founder BiuBiu Xu is expanding the family-friendly festival with even more food, entertainment, and cultural experiences.

From wizarding duels to show-stopping ballads, Broadway’s brightest productions are preparing to take the stage in Philadelphia.

East Market recently opened the doors to Mi Vida, a Contemporary Mexican restaurant offering colorful designs, crafted cocktails and a curated list of bites.

March Madness is back, and Philadelphia’s bars, restaurants, and sportsbooks are gearing up for weeks of buzzer-beaters, bracket busting, and game-day specials.

On March 28, Philadelphians are invited to toast the Delaware River — and the clean waterways that make their favorite drinks possible — during a festive evening of tastings, music, and environmental awareness.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) is welcoming the spring season with the re-opening of the PHS Pop Up Gardens in Manayunk and South Street.

As a kid growing up in Philadelphia, Steven Stotts was constantly curious about how things worked. That curiosity grew into a career in STEM, and now Stotts — an inventor, educator, and author — is using his knowledge to inspire the next generation of inventors.

The Mütter Museum will transport guests to an era when scientific discovery sparked bold hopes for the future of medicine at the Third Annual Radiant Ball.

Every spring, cyclists and bike enthusiasts gather for the Philly Bike Expo, a weekend celebration of cycling culture, craftsmanship, and community.

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