For two weeks this March, South Kensington will transform into a vibrant hub for art lovers, collectors and creatives alike as March for Art returns to Philadelphia.
Mayor Cherelle Parker recently joined leaders from the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Free Library Foundation to unveil the 2026 selection for One Book, One Philadelphia.
From walking tours spotlighting revolutionary trailblazers to lavender lattes that give back, Philadelphia is marking Women’s History Month with a citywide celebration.
At Music Theatre Philly, summer is a chance for young performers to step into the spotlight and discover what they’re capable of.
Temperatures are on the rise across the Delaware Valley, and so is the energy at the Greater Philadelphia YMCA. As the region heats up, the Y is preparing to open its doors to thousands of local children (ages 4–14) for another season of day camp.
This summer, young basketball players across Greater Philadelphia can train like the pros as The Jr. 76ers Basketball Camp returns in 2026.
The 2026 Philadelphia Flower Show transforms the Pennsylvania Convention Center into a living celebration of American gardening. Here’s what you can’t miss.
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Sebastian Garcia is celebrating his first season as a member of the world-renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. When the company returns to Philadelphia this weekend, audiences will see Garcia stepping onto a stage that feels like familiar ground.
The Northern Liberties Business Improvement District is bringing back the 3rd Annual Espresso Martini Bar Crawl, a neighborhood-wide toast to National Espresso Martini Day.
Just steps from Rittenhouse Square, Condesa and El Techo offer two distinct expressions of modern Mexican hospitality, and together, they feel like a vertical love letter to cuisine.
Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar is celebrating 25 years the best way they know how—with a vibrant party, and everyone is on the guest list.
From Center City to Northern Liberties, Philadelphia venues are embracing the Flower Show spirit with florally dressed dishes, garden-inspired sips and special packages designed to bloom alongside the main event.
Ashley Huston has gone from a kid in a big family learning to cook with whatever was on hand to bringing global flavors to East Kensington, earning many accolades along the way.
Two hundred and fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Philadelphia is once again at the center of the celebration with a dynamic lineup of cultural exhibitions, family-friendly programs, and spirited tributes that feel distinctly Philly.
Following the success of its fall debut, Manayunk Development Corporation is bringing the flavor back to Main Street with the launch of a brand-new spring edition of its Restaurant Week.
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens announced Thursday that its founder, internationally renowned mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar, has died at 86.
Camden Adventure Aquarium is making waves once again with the return of its mermaids experience.
In Philadelphia, National Margarita Day (Feb. 22) isn’t just a holiday — it’s a citywide salt-rimmed celebration, with everyone from rooftop lounges to neighborhood cantinas shaking up their best agave-forward pours.
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