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Philadelphia artist José Ortiz-Pagán is using spirituality, healing and community-centered art to reshape neighborhoods and open a new creative space.

The South 9th Street Italian Market Festival returns to Philadelphia this May with live music, food, half ball, the grease pole and more.

Every summer, the Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville sets aside a few days to pay homage to the venue’s starring role in a 1958 classic Steve McQueen film. Blobfest centers around the popular …

The Philly Pops are returning with a major summer lineup featuring St. Vincent, Idina Menzel, Boyz II Men, Labrinth and more performances across Philadelphia.

From the Art Star Craft Bazaar at Cherry Street Pier to Cirque du Soleil's LUZIA near King of Prussia, here are the top arts events in Philadelphia this weekend.

From Roots Picnic to Breakaway Festival, here are some of the biggest music festivals happening around Philadelphia during summer 2026.

InLiquid is bringing two new exhibitions to Park Towne Place Apartments, exploring identity, migration and Revolutionary-era symbolism through contemporary art.

Looking for Mother's Day plans in Philadelphia? From brunch at Lacroix and Forsythia to bouquet workshops and a City Cruises dinner sail, here's what's happening May 10.

Explore Netflix House KOP — immersive Stranger Things, Squid Game & Wednesday experiences, mini golf, plus the full BITES restaurant menu with themed cocktails and food near Philadelphia.

Northern Liberties will host its Spring Fest on May 9, featuring local vendors, food, live music and family activities at Liberty Lands and 3rd and Poplar.

Artist Jesse Krimes will debut his ‘Riverside’ mural in Philadelphia’s Spring Arts District, with a public dedication event set for May 28.

Whether you’re in it for the margaritas, the music or the tacos, Cinco de Mayo in Philly is bringing big energy across the city.

From rooftop parties to VIP experiences, here are the best Kentucky Derby events in Philadelphia on May 2, including free and ticketed options.

Theatre Exile debuts “The Great Privation” in Philadelphia, a darkly comic play examining grave robbing, history and modern health inequities.

Brauhaus Schmitz hosts its 13th annual Maifest on South Street with live music, German food, beer and a record-size Maypole.

From the Chestnut Hill Home and Garden Festival to Philly Theatre Week, here are some of the best things to do in Philadelphia this weekend.

The Lady Hoofers Tap Ensemble returns to the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on May 9 with a spring concert featuring a world premiere and multigenerational performers.

Outdoor screenings, live music and community events return to Clark Park as cinéSPEAK unveils its Under the Stars Film Festival lineup from May 29 to June 19.

Morris Arboretum & Gardens is hosting spring and summer events, including workshops, tours and family programs.

The Franklin Institute and Free Library of Philadelphia launched a “Science of Soccer” program for youth across 54 locations this summer.

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