Get into the Halloween spirit with seven spooky pop-ups around Philadelphia featuring themed cocktails, pumpkin patches, mini golf and more.
National Coffee Day is coming to Philly on Sept. 29, bringing free coffee, fall-inspired drinks and plenty of caffeine-fueled celebrations around the city.
Looking for Oktoberfest events in Philadelphia? Find beer, brats, stein-holding contests, live music and more at celebrations across the Philly area.
Philadelphia restaurants are putting their own spin on one of the world’s most beloved comfort foods ahead of National Dumpling Day on Sept. 26.
Yards Brewing Company will host Oktoberfest in Philadelphia on Sept. 26 with German-inspired beer and food, live music, games and a stein-holding contest.
The Annual St. Nicholas of Tolentine Authentic Italian Festival returns Oct. 4, bringing thousands of people together for an afternoon filled with food, music, family fun and a celebration of Italian heritage.
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.
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.
Philly chefs, bakers and restaurateurs will gather at Glen Foerd for the Heritage Dinner, celebrating culinary leaders and supporting women entering the field.
Morgan’s Pier Fall Fest returns Sept. 24 with a pumpkin patch, seasonal food and cocktails, Yappy Hours and six weeks of waterfront events.
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.
Looking for Labor Day Weekend plans? Check out concerts, markets, family-friendly events and more happening in and around Philadelphia.
Manayunk Restaurant Week returns Sept. 14-20 with more than 20 restaurants offering lunch and multi-course dinner menus starting at $15.
Haddon Township’s annual Summer of Love Music Festival is set for Saturday, Aug. 29, and all the outdoor fun is just a short drive or PATCO ride away from the city.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Historic Odessa Brewfest returns Sept. 12 with more than 50 breweries, unlimited tastings, live music, colonial brewing demonstrations and competitions.
Open Streets: West Walnut returns to Center City for seven Sundays this fall with car-free streets, live music, dining, shopping and family activities.