This summer, the Spirit of Philadelphia will host a series of soccer-themed cruises packed with live entertainment, food and drinks, international fan gatherings and unbeatable skyline views.
From themed cocktails and international cuisine to watch parties and fan cruises, here's where to celebrate the World Cup across Philadelphia this summer.
Bar Bombón and Three Day Rule are hosting an LGBTQ+ Pride Month matchmaking event in Philadelphia, pairing curated introductions with margaritas, conversation and community.
Atlantic City is packed with new attractions this summer, including immersive dining, beach clubs, family festivals, nightlife experiences and America 250-themed celebrations.
World Cup Fever is officially here, so we prepared a guide of how best to soak up the atmosphere throughout the City this weekend!
With the Nation’s 250th anniversary in full swing, Moore College of Art & Design has decided to go big—with four new showcases all inspired by the celebratory occasion. …
Revolution at the Library returns this summer with free educational programs, hands-on activities and Revolutionary-era lessons at libraries across Philadelphia and South Jersey.
Reading Terminal Market’s new outdoor Plaza brings food, drinks, vendors, games and entertainment to Center City through Aug. 2.
'Alchemy: The Sound of Color' makes its Philadelphia debut at Morton Contemporary, blending painting, music and projection-mapped light in an immersive exhibition through July 5.
For composer and lyricist Alba Martínez, 'La Guagua 47' is more than a new musical. It's a love letter to Philadelphia, a reflection of her own journey, and a story about belonging.
Quirky comedy fans have a reason to celebrate—Chaz T. Martin and R. Eric Thomas’ witty festival experience is back this summer.
This summer, 'CLUE: A Walking Mystery' transforms the city into a giant interactive game board, inviting participants to step inside the world of the beloved Clue franchise.
Philadelphia author Marc Avery discusses his novel 'Discipline,' the city's influence on his writing and the lessons he's learned throughout his publishing journey.
Le Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia returns Aug. 20 with an America 250 theme, a secret location and the event's signature all-white dining experience. Here's how to register.
The Philadelphia Dyke March returns June 6 with a theme centered on visibility, solidarity and collective action as part of Pride Month celebrations in the Gayborhood.
Philadelphia’s music scene took center stage over the weekend as The Roots welcomed a sold-out crowd of 80,000 fans to the largest Roots Picnic in the festival’s history.
The Betsy Ross House has unveiled the lineup for Flag Fest 2026, featuring daily ceremonies, historical demonstrations, family activities and Flag Day celebrations in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival returns to Franklin Square with more than 1,100 new lanterns, live performances, interactive exhibits, specialty food and family-friendly attractions.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Explore garden bars, outdoor movies, waterfront attractions, Cirque du Soleil and more around Philadelphia.
One of Philadelphia's most indulgent culinary traditions returns on Sunday, June 14, as Le Virtù hosts its legendary eight-hour La Panarda feast from noon to 8 p.m.