In partnership with Aqua Vida, the city’s highest indoor pool will transform into a floating yoga studio—75 feet long, 28 stories up—where expert instructors guide participants through balance-building flows on paddle boards, all set against sweeping skyline views.
To celebrate the country’s 250th birthday, the city is highlighting 52 historic and ingenious firsts that began here in Philadelphia—and it’s going to be a year-long extravaganza.
Since its opening, Flakely has been changing the game for gluten-free baked goods. And now, the beloved brand is expanding even more—after four years of operating in an industrial production kitchen with a take-out window, Flakely is finally graduating to a full-fledged brick-and-mortar establishment.
Philly Loves Bowie Week is back, and the citywide celebration pays homage to the artist’s music, style, and creativity—bringing the city together with concerts, dance parties, film screenings, art, and pure Bowie-inspired joy.
Dry January doesn’t mean skipping a night out in Philly. Across the city, bars and restaurants are serving up sophisticated mocktails and zero-proof cocktails that deliver all the flavor—minus the booze.
Historic Germantown in Philadelphia is celebrating the America 250 anniversary with a range of events, including walking tours, festivals, extended evening hours, and free community events.
People's Light, the award-winning arts venue, will stage Robert Harling's 'Steel Magnolias' from Jan. 14 through Feb. 15, 2026.
Reading Terminal Market is a fun venue to explore any day in Philly, but especially during its yearly fundraising event. The city’s historic space is once again hosting its 14th annual Party for the Market on Feb. 21.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Whether you’re craving deep relaxation, a skin refresh, or a reason to get outside, Philly’s wellness scene in 2026 makes it easier than ever to feel your best.
Every year, the ArtsQuest Campus at SteelStacks closes out the holiday season with its annual Three Kings Celebration, and 2026 will be no different, with festivities set for Jan. 4. …
For over 50 years, Brandywine Workshop and Archives has played a major role in shaping contemporary fine-art printmaking. Founded in Philadelphia in 1972, the nonprofit continues to bring together artists, collectors, and educators from across the globe to explore the field.
In no particular order, here are The Conversation’s top five films of 2025 as reviewed by their experts.
If there were ever a year for Philadelphia to take a victory lap, 2026 would be it. From milestone anniversaries and major cultural debuts to immersive art and blockbuster exhibitions, the city is gearing up for a calendar packed with history-making moments.
Philadelphia knows how to celebrate its own—and this January, Historic Philadelphia is honoring its most famous founding father, Benjamin Franklin, celebrating his 320th birthday with two events.
The Philadelphia Mummers Parade will celebrate its 125th anniversary on New Year's Day and kick off a year of major citywide celebrations.
After the ball drops, Philadelphia is keeping the celebration going. Whether you’re in the mood for bottomless mimosas, comfort food, or college football watch parties, there is plenty to see and do on New Year's Day in Philly.
For the second year in a row, the Prisoner Wine Company in Napa Valley released a limited-edition vintage featuring label artwork by Jesse Krimes, a Philadelphia native and formerly incarcerated artist with international recognition.
The Philadelphia Mummers is a New Year's Day tradition that dates back to European customs in the 1700s and 1800s. The parade was first officially organized in 1901 and has since evolved, reflecting modern values and expanding inclusivity, but its heart remains the same.
As 2025 comes to a close, Metro Philadelphia is taking a moment to reflect on the milestones, triumphs and events that shaped the past 12 months in Philadelphia.