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From wizarding duels to show-stopping ballads, Broadway’s brightest productions are preparing to take the stage in Philadelphia.

East Market recently opened the doors to Mi Vida, a Contemporary Mexican restaurant offering colorful designs, crafted cocktails and a curated list of bites.

March Madness is back, and Philadelphia’s bars, restaurants, and sportsbooks are gearing up for weeks of buzzer-beaters, bracket busting, and game-day specials.

On March 28, Philadelphians are invited to toast the Delaware River — and the clean waterways that make their favorite drinks possible — during a festive evening of tastings, music, and environmental awareness.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) is welcoming the spring season with the re-opening of the PHS Pop Up Gardens in Manayunk and South Street.

As a kid growing up in Philadelphia, Steven Stotts was constantly curious about how things worked. That curiosity grew into a career in STEM, and now Stotts — an inventor, educator, and author — is using his knowledge to inspire the next generation of inventors.

The Mütter Museum will transport guests to an era when scientific discovery sparked bold hopes for the future of medicine at the Third Annual Radiant Ball.

Every spring, cyclists and bike enthusiasts gather for the Philly Bike Expo, a weekend celebration of cycling culture, craftsmanship, and community.

Grab your green and get ready to celebrate. From parade-day parties to Irish-inspired menus and pop-up bars, Philadelphia-area venues are going all out for St. Patrick’s Day this year.

Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.

This spring, Brio is offering fresh coastal flavors that are a perfect addition for those observing Lent, as well as those who just love seafood.

Philadelphia is going green this weekend as the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns to Center City. The parade will feature marching bands, Irish dancers and cultural organizations from across the region.

Espresso martinis are having a moment—and Philly is celebrating accordingly. For National Espresso Martini Day, bars across the city are rolling out creative riffs, cocktail specials, and even a neighborhood-wide crawl.

Philadelphians are finally getting a long-awaited taste of spring. Here are some of the best local parks to soak up the sun right now.

Philly Photo Day has once again set its sights on spring, and any local or tourist can become part of the creative celebration with just a camera or phone — and some inspiration.  

Fishtown will be chock-full of bold brews, hand-crafted cocktails and pork-inspired bites this weekend with the return of Snouts & Stouts.

Calder Gardens has a busy month in store, offering visitors even more reason to step inside and explore the 1.8-acre site.

There are many ways to mark the changing of seasons, but one of the most colorful comes from the Penn Museum.

The contest invites students to submit an original song, spoken word or poetry piece, or visual artwork that explores how the city’s history and current identity shape their own futures.

When 'TINA - The Tina Turner Musical' returns to Philadelphia this week, Keemar Robert Davis, a graduate of the University of the Arts, will be along for the ride.

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