The Philly waterfront is gearing up for a multi-day celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, full of fireworks, live music, public art, soccer festivities and family-friendly programming.
SoccerFest26 takes over the Camden Waterfront June 25-27 with giant-screen World Cup match viewings, international food, local breweries and wineries, youth soccer activities and live entertainment.
Fishtown Taps is back with discounted drinks, food specials and weekly deals at more than 20 bars, breweries, restaurants and distilleries throughout the neighborhood.
Wawa Welcome America 2026 is underway with concerts, fireworks, cultural celebrations, free museum days and events tied to America's 250th anniversary. Here's a guide to the festival's biggest attractions.
Hotel Anna & Bel is celebrating its anniversary with Philadelphia-inspired stay packages, Nespresso poolside activations, World Cup-themed experiences and more.
Opening June 25, The Garden at City Tavern will bring colonial-inspired cocktails, historic programming and America 250 celebrations to Old City Philadelphia.
From Delaware River cruises and live-fire steak dinners to custom brewing experiences and chocolate gifts, here's how to celebrate Father's Day in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia parks will host free outdoor movie nights throughout the summer and fall, featuring family favorites, blockbusters and classic films at more than 20 locations.
Looking for things to do in Philadelphia this weekend? Check out the Fishtown Beer Festival, Under the Stars Film Festival, Pride Month events, LUMINISCENCE and more.
The Manayunk Arts Festival returns June 27-28 with 300 artists, live art battles, emerging artist showcases, family-friendly activities, pop-ups and interactive experiences throughout Main Street.
Looking for ways to celebrate the summer solstice in Philadelphia? Midsummer festivals, flower crown workshops, live music and community events are planned throughout the region.
Philadelphia's Ministry of Awe says its Pig Lady sculpture is expected to 'give birth' to three piglets. Visitors are invited to help name the new creations ahead of a June 23 due date.
Philadelphia celebrates Juneteenth with free festivals, live music, film screenings and family events at AAMP, Cherry Street Pier, Eastern State Penitentiary and more.
Summer in Philadelphia means more than rooftop cocktails and outdoor dining—it's also prime season for pop-ups.
‘Room For Grief’ is a culmination of over 100 artists' work, each offering a viewpoint on grieving through paintings, mixed media, sculptures, installations, projections, immersive elements and performance-based activations.
Education, accessibility and community engagement are taking center stage as The Philadelphia Orchestra and Ensemble Arts continue to expand its reach beyond the concert hall.
Philadelphia’s favorite founding father is getting a rock-and-roll makeover this summer in 'The Sound of America,' a new musical premiering at FringeArts.
Philadelphia's FIFA Fan Fest opens at Lemon Hill with free match broadcasts, concerts, food trucks, merchandise and interactive activities throughout the World Cup.
The 2000 block of Sansom Street has been designated "Philly's Funniest Block." A free celebration Saturday will feature comedy, family activities, prizes and special offers.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out the Chinese Lantern Festival, ODUNDE, LUMINISCENCE, Flag Fest and the Rodin Museum Garden Bar.