Move over, pancakes and bagels — this weekend, breakfast will get a frosty makeover as ice cream lovers everywhere celebrate the whimsical holiday known as Ice Cream for Breakfast Day on Feb. 7.
Valentine’s Day in Philly can be romantic without being predictable. Skip the last-minute roses and heart-shaped panic buys — this year’s most thoughtful gifts come with great food, cozy stays, and a little local flavor baked in.
Ric Roman Waugh has built a career on action films that prioritize emotion as much as spectacle, and 'Shelter' may be his most personal to date.
Once overlooked, pears are now taking the spotlight this year as a trending, seasonal ingredient in Philadelphia restaurants.
Broadway Cabaret at the Rittenhouse Grill in Philadelphia will launch its spring 2026 season with 'Love Is Good' starring two-time Tony Award nominee Christine Andreas and Grammy-nominated composer and musical director Martin Silvestri.
Disney’s 'Beauty and the Beast' has been a constant in Danny Gardner’s life since childhood. Now, the Reading native is stepping into one of Disney’s most beloved roles, bringing Lumière to life as the musical hits the stage at the Academy of Music.
Every year, the Grammy Awards shine a global spotlight on musical excellence — but the work that leads to those moments happens long before the red carpet is rolled out.
When the Philly cold front hits, nothing thaws the chill quite like a decadent cup of hot chocolate—and the city has no shortage of sweet spots to sip and savor.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Jason Biggs has spent decades in front of the camera, but now he steps behind it for the first time. Biggs spoke to Metro about learning to trust his instincts, his collaborators, and the chaos of first-time filmmaking.
As national conversations around immigration and federal enforcement continue to unfold, Philadelphia’s Muhibbah Dinner series offers a different kind of dialogue.
Opera Philadelphia has extended the contracts of General Director and President Anthony Roth Costanzo and Music Director Corrado Rovaris, the company announced Monday.
This season, there are a variety of special occasions celebrating the Year of the Fire Horse, leading up to the Lunar New Year in Philadelphia. Here are a few places to celebrate in 2026.
The Philly Home + Garden Show is next month, and over its three-day run, there will be plenty of reasons to stop by — hundreds of reasons, in fact.
Arden Theatre Company’s 'Good Bones,' running now through March 15, unfolds amid the tensions of neighborhood change and large-scale development.
Bark Bowl 2026 is a game-day–inspired celebration where dogs take the field, humans sip Yappy Hour cocktails, and everyone rallies for a great cause benefiting the Pennsylvania SPCA.
From the moment ‘Mercy’ begins, it’s clear this isn’t a film content to sit quietly on the sidelines—it pulls you directly into its world.
Philadelphia Theatre Company is taking on one of Shakespeare’s most politically charged plays and giving it a sharp, modern edge. 'Caesar,' a new adaptation of 'Julius Caesar,' runs Feb. 6 to 22 at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre.
Across Philadelphia and beyond, comfort foods are being reimagined with seasonal, yet unexpected ingredients and global influences.
Center City District Restaurant Week is back, giving diners the perfect excuse to explore Philadelphia’s dining scene at a discount.