Philadelphia has earned its first-ever Michelin stars, with three local restaurants receiving one-star recognition in the 2025 Northeast Cities Guide.
Ana Gasteyer is bringing her "Sugar & Booze" album to Philadelphia for a live band and holiday cocktail party experience. Gasteyer's show features jazz, tradition, and wry humor, with a focus on American songbook music and jazz from the late 50s and early 60s.
The Wanamaker Building in Philadelphia has been revitalized by Opera Philadelphia's PIPE UP! performance series and will host a one-night-only holiday concert on Dec. 2nd.
Huda Burger, a new fast-casual burger shop, is set to open in Fishtown on November 19th. The menu will feature a rotating lineup of five to six smash burgers served on house-made Japanese-style seeded milk buns, as well as crispy chicken sandwiches, curly fries, house-made pickles, and classic milkshakes.
Manayunk is gearing up for its annual Holidays in Manayunk series, which kicks off with a tree lighting ceremony on Nov. 20. The series includes a decorating contest, Operation Santa Claus, Small Business Saturday, and Santa Paws, among other events.
Foxy Shazam will be performing at Brooklyn Bowl in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Dec. 2, showcasing music from their 20-year catalog, including their fan-favorite "Oh Lord" and tracks from their latest album, Box of Magic.
Looking to stock up on sweets and eats for Thanksgiving? Here are the best local spots offering to-go options this holiday season.
Barclay Pies, a new restaurant in Cherry Hill, offers a range of gluten-free options that don't sacrifice flavor or texture. The restaurant's gluten-free menu includes pizza made with Caputo flour, as well as chicken wings, tenders, fries, and croutons.
Meg Saligman's Ministry of Awe will open its doors to the public on March 14, 2026, in an abandoned 19th-century bank in Philadelphia's Old City.
Taylor Swift's 12th studio album, 'The Life of a Showgirl,' has sparked controversy due to its ambiguous lyrics and imagery, which have been interpreted as endorsing conservative ideals.
As Apple TV+'s 'Loot' returns for its third season, Co-creator Matt Hubbard sat down with Metro to discuss the evolution of the show's storyline, the cast's contribution to the show's humor and heart, and the dynamic shifts between characters.
South Street District is partnering with Coca-Cola to host the first-ever Holiday Night Market on Saturday, Nov. 22. The event will feature a ceremonial tree lighting, gift-shopping bazaar, a visit from Santa Claus, a four-flavor Coke tasting experience, and much more.
The second season of Taylor Sheridan's 'Landman' will premiere on Paramount+ on Nov. 16. The show, which is set in West Texas' competitive oil industry, will introduce new characters, including Sam Elliott as Billy Bob Thornton's father.
This weekend in Philadelphia is packed with must-watch concerts and events, including The Used's 25th Anniversary Tour at the Theatre of Living Arts, Druski's one-of-a-kind experience at the Xfinity Mobile Arena, and more.
The winter season brings some of the brightest events to the city. Here is where to check out some holiday light shows in Philadelphia in 2025.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Leo, the new restaurant at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, offers a menu of seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with an option to order à la carte or opt for a prix-fixe theatre menu.
The NOIR CITY: Philadelphia Festival, curated by the Film Noir Foundation, will take place at the Colonial Theatre from November 14 to 16. The festival will showcase ten different films, featuring actresses such as Ella Raines, Ruth Roman, and Jane Sterling, who have made significant contributions to the film noir genre.
The Italian tradition of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a Philly favorite, but in Fishtown, things get a little briney when it comes to this holiday classic.
A luxurious setting, a family full of secrets and a charming yet mysterious “manny,” makes up the plot of Amazon Prime’s new series, ‘Malice.’