Tug Haines
MUSIC
Ezra Furman
Saturday, 8:30 p.m.
MilkBoy Philly
1100 Chestnut St.
$10 – $12, 215-925-6455
The lead singer of rock band Ezra Furman and the Harpoons will be flying solo for this performance. Furman’s one-man work is a little more folk, sporting piano, clarinet and glockenspiel.
Hale
Friday, 9 p.m.
Johnny Brenda’s
1201 N. Frankford Ave.
$10, 215-739-9684
This alternative rock band from the Philippines has been on the scene since 2004 and will bring their downtempo alternative rock to Fishtown. They earned some nominations in the early 2000s, so you’ll likely recognize some of their tunes.
Mad Decent Block Party
Saturday, 3:15 p.m.
Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing
Columbus Blvd. and Spring Garden St.
$54.75, info@maddecent.com
Get ready to rock out at this annual block party with four DJs playing techno and hip-hop, including Dirty South Joe, Giraffage, Keys N Krates and Major Lazor.
MUSEUMS
First Friday: Your Brain on Music
Friday, 5 p.m.
Chemical Heritage Foundation
315 Chestnut St.
Free, 215-925-2222
Ever wondered what really goes on inside your head when you listen to music? Sure, you can feel the beat and sing along, but the Chemical Heritage Foundation will explain what happens to the neurons in your brain when you jam to Led Zeppelin or relax with Beethoven.
THEATER
‘Othello’
Saturday to Aug. 22
Malcolm X Memorial Park
52nd and Pine streets
Free, fortheloveoftheater@gmail.com
Theatre in the X brings you an outdoor production of Shakespeare’s tale of love, jealousy, betrayal and revenge. Bring your own lawn chair or lay a blanket on the grass and enjoy the show in the pavilion in the middle of the park.
‘At the Flash’
Friday to Sunday
Plays and Players Theater
1714 Delancey Place
$25, 215-627-1088
LGBT Theater Festival GayFest! bring us this one-man play about the reopening of a gay bar called The Flash. It unfolds around five characters: a married man, a drag queen, a club kid, a lesbian activist and the bar’s owner.
FESTIVALS
Night Market Lancaster Avenue
Thursday, 6 p.m.
35th St. and Lancaster Ave.
Pay as you go, 267-777-5853
The Food Trust’s rotating Night Market comes back to Lancaster Ave. for an evening of indulging in way too much food from some of the city’s tastiest food trucks. And yes, there will be plenty of beer options as well.
Pennsylvania Dutch Festival
Thursday to Saturday
Reading Terminal Market
51 N. 12th St.
Free, 215-922-2317
Take a trip to Amish Country at the Market during this three-day fest. Come for the traditional food and handmade crafts; stay for the buggy rides, horse-drawn carriages, live music and petting zoo.
Peach Festival
Saturday and Sunday
Peddler’s Village
Routes 202 and 263, Lahaska, Bucks County
Pay as you go, 215-794-4000
This peach-filled weekend at Peddler’s Village features peach pie eating contests, shopping deals, live music and activities to keep the kids entertained. Bite into sweet peaches grown in Bucks County’s own Bechdolt’s Orchards.
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