Guide to what’s happening in Philly this week

Music

Philly F/M

Tonight through Sunday

www.phillyfmfest.com

The citywide film and music festival is back for four days packed with performances by more than 100 artists. Events are scattered across the city, with higher concentrations in the NoLibs/Fishtown area (sorry Passyunk crowd, you’re close enough to Popped! this weekend). Check back with us tomorrow for more coverage; but for now, our list looks like this: Deadmau5 (Friday at Penn’s Landing), The Cocktail Slippers (Friday at Kung Fu Necktie), Birdie Busch (Sunday at the Ukie Club.), Murder by Death (Sunday at World Cafe Live) and the Dead Milkmen (Saturday at Penn’s Landing).

Grace Potter & The Nocturnals

Friday, 8:30 p.m.

$25, The Electric Factory

www.ticketmaster.com

No new album here — just the usual folky, bluesy mix that keeps you coming back. They perform with the Sam Roberts Band.

The Felice Brothers

Tuesday, 8 p.m.

$20-$22, Union Transfer

www.utphilly.com

The boys are on tour with their latest album, “Celebration, Florida.” Also playing: Virgin Forest.

Going out

Philadelphia Bar & Restaurant Birthday Bash

Friday through Sunday, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.,

120 Market St.

www.philadelphiabarandrestaurant.com

Help Old City pub celebrate year one with $1 featured craft brews and snacks from a new menu including locally grown figs that chef Jordan Sauter is especially psyched about.

Rosh Hashanah at Zahav

237 St. James Place

Monday through Oct. 2

www.zahavrestaurant.com

Chef Michael Solomonov’s special menu ($45 per person) includes holiday classics such as matzoh ball soup, griddled honey cakes and coffee-braised brisket with pumpkin-saffron rice.

Gypsy Saloon Beach Party

Friday, 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.

128 Ford St., West Conshohocken

www.gypsysaloon.com

Gypsy Saloon is turning their backyard into a beach — complete with boardwalk snacks — for this Alex’s Lemonade Stand fundraiser. Your $10 donation covers admission, discounted drinks and door prizes.

Festivals

Manayunk EcoArts Festival

Saturday and Sunday,

11 a.m., Main Street from Levering to Lock streets

www.manayunk.com

The second annual fest celebrates sustainable initiatives. Highlights this year include a clothing swap, a green fashion show and an eco-friendly car show.