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East Market recently opened the doors to Mi Vida, a Contemporary Mexican restaurant offering colorful designs, crafted cocktails and a curated list of bites.
March Madness is back, and Philadelphia’s bars, restaurants, and sportsbooks are gearing up for weeks of buzzer-beaters, bracket busting, and game-day specials.
The Mütter Museum will transport guests to an era when scientific discovery sparked bold hopes for the future of medicine at the Third Annual Radiant Ball.
Every spring, cyclists and bike enthusiasts gather for the Philly Bike Expo, a weekend celebration of cycling culture, craftsmanship, and community.
Grab your green and get ready to celebrate. From parade-day parties to Irish-inspired menus and pop-up bars, Philadelphia-area venues are going all out for St. Patrick’s Day this year.
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This spring, Brio is offering fresh coastal flavors that are a perfect addition for those observing Lent, as well as those who just love seafood.
Espresso martinis are having a moment—and Philly is celebrating accordingly. For National Espresso Martini Day, bars across the city are rolling out creative riffs, cocktail specials, and even a neighborhood-wide crawl.
Philly Photo Day has once again set its sights on spring, and any local or tourist can become part of the creative celebration with just a camera or phone — and some inspiration.
Fishtown will be chock-full of bold brews, hand-crafted cocktails and pork-inspired bites this weekend with the return of Snouts & Stouts.
Calder Gardens has a busy month in store, offering visitors even more reason to step inside and explore the 1.8-acre site.
There are many ways to mark the changing of seasons, but one of the most colorful comes from the Penn Museum.
A lot of Philly spots are showcasing pride for the country’s semiquincentennial in their own ways, and the National Liberty Museum is doing it by unveiling a new exhibit—complete with a VIP preview.
When ‘Outlander’ first premiered in 2014, audiences were taken by the time-traveling romantic drama, which saw Claire Randall (Caitríona Balfe), a former World War II nurse, thrust back into the past.
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Theatre Ariel has always had a mission to tell stories about the Jewish experience—and that includes with their latest show, ‘Marsha Blovotnick and the Marvelous Magical Chicken Soup.’
Some might think you have to travel far out of Philadelphia for a peaceful, seaside escape that’s sprinkled with history and charm. But, just 90 miles south at the tip of New Jersey, Cape May offers all of that — and a bit more.
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.
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