This Saturday, three Philly neighborhoods will host festivals packed with food, live music, local vendors, family-friendly activities and plenty of reasons to get out and explore.
It’s the 27th anniversary of the Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST) and to celebrate, its creative community is planning an artistic journey you won’t want to miss.
This fall, the PHS Pop-Up Gardens at South Street and Manayunk are offering plenty of reasons to visit, from plant swaps and hands-on workshops to live music, Quizzo and other events.
Halloween Nights returns to Eastern State Penitentiary for 2026 with five haunted houses, an expanded Crypt, VIP experiences, themed bars and more.
Looking for where to watch Eagles games in Philly? Check out watch parties, tailgates, food and drink specials and more for the 2026 season.
Looking for things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out Fringe Fest, Open Streets, Black Wine & Spirits Fest, Breakaway Music Festival and more.
The Germantown Avenue Food Truck Festival returns Sept. 12 with food trucks, live performances, art, family activities and a focus on healthy living.
Jason Isaacs discusses ‘The Salt Path,’ working with Gillian Anderson and how the film explores love, loss, homelessness and the healing power of nature.
Philly chefs, bakers and restaurateurs will gather at Glen Foerd for the Heritage Dinner, celebrating culinary leaders and supporting women entering the field.
More than 500 residents helped create 434 colorful designs now displayed beneath the El along a 1.2-mile stretch of Kensington Avenue.
Morgan’s Pier Fall Fest returns Sept. 24 with a pumpkin patch, seasonal food and cocktails, Yappy Hours and six weeks of waterfront events.
Music lovers and festival hoppers have plenty of reasons to celebrate this month, two multi-day musical occasions are on Philly’s set list.
Mixteca is now open in East Kensington, bringing contemporary Mexican cooking, agave-focused cocktails and a spacious outdoor patio to Philadelphia.
Fishtown Pickle Project will open a 6,200-square-foot facility in Norris Square with a tasting room, tours, classes and pickles sold by the pound.
Ben Franklin goes missing in Run Ben Run, a new immersive Philly satire from Applied Mechanics exploring American progress, fame and failure.
Think theater isn’t for you? These six Philly-area shows offer improv, horror, sports, ghost stories and more unconventional ways to experience the stage this fall.
Philly Bike Ride returns Oct. 17 with a 20-mile, car-free route taking cyclists past some of Philadelphia’s most iconic landmarks.
The Philadelphia Fringe Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with more than 350 performances and events across the city from Sept. 8 to 27.
Hocus Pocus Speakeasy is coming to Montgomery Mall this fall with eight weeks of themed cocktails, games, singalongs and immersive entertainment.
DJ Hills’ ‘Horsegirl & Cowdaddy,’ a love letter to rural Pennsylvania exploring family, identity and belonging, makes its world premiere at Wilma Theater.