East Passyunk Fall Fest returns Oct. 31 with more than 110 vendors, trick-or-treating, a dog costume contest, live entertainment and free Halloween fun.
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The St. Demetrios Greek Festival returns to Upper Darby Nov. 6–8 with traditional Greek food, homemade pastries, wine, dancing and family-friendly activities.
Le Virtù in South Philadelphia will host two gluten-free Italian dinners on Nov. 5 and 19, featuring handmade-style pasta, traditional dishes and desserts.
Corte Oven & Bar opens Oct. 27 in Philly's East Market, bringing wood-fired Italian cuisine, handmade pasta and cocktails from the team behind Corio.
Philly Cider Week returns Oct. 25–Nov. 1 with cider tastings, food pairings, live music and special events at bars and restaurants throughout Philadelphia.
Philly's Cookbooks & Convos returns Oct. 25–Nov. 7 with more than 15 events featuring cookbook authors, chef dinners, tastings and culinary conversations.
Cavanaugh’s River Deck brings Haunted Pier back to Philadelphia for Halloween 2026 with spooky cocktails, fall food, themed parties and events through Nov. 1.
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Philly Flannel Fest returns to Germantown's Braid Mill on Oct. 25 with live entertainment, seasonal drinks, local food and vendors celebrating Philly businesses.
Philadelphians looking to fill their fall schedules are in luck — Manayunk has plenty on the docket this time of year.
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Plenty of tomato juice, hot sauce and spooky creativity is heading to Northern Liberties this month — the Monster Mash: Bloody Mary challenge is officially back.
Philly's Bread Room celebrates its first anniversary Oct. 17 with a $10 unlimited toast party, plus seasonal baking classes for adults and kids this month.
The Made in Philadelphia Fall Market is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend, marking a decade of bringing local makers, small businesses and seasonal festivities to Dilworth Park.
There’s still time to dig into Philly’s Latino food scene during Dine Latino Restaurant Week, which continues through Saturday, Oct. 10.
Reading Terminal Market's Scrapple & Apple Festival returns Oct. 17 with creative scrapple dishes, apple treats, tastings and more fall fun.
The Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks has launched Spirits of Independence — a lecture and tasting series that explores the brews, wines, and spirits that shaped Philadelphia.
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