Looking to join in on some fun, fall-time arts and culture events this weekend in Philly? We’ve got you covered.
After nearly a century as the Philadelphia Museum of Art, or PMA, the institution now calls itself simply the Philadelphia Art Museum – or PhAM, as the new logo and public rollout refer to it.
More than 100 local park volunteer groups will host different clean-ups across the city from Nov. 14 to 16, and sign-ups are live now for those who want a hand in beautifying Philadelphia's outdoor venues.
A pair of pop-punk giants are coming together later this month for a show at The Met as All Time Low and Mayday Parade take the stage, supported by Four Year Strong and The Paradox.
Philadelphia is hosting several events to celebrate Veterans Day on November 11th.
It’s officially soup season in Philly. As temperatures drop, chefs across the city are serving up seasonal soups, and Metro has the dish on some of the city's most exceptional soups, from seasonal selections to the ultimate comfort classics.
Dilworth Park in Philadelphia is set to become a winter wonderland with the return of the Rothman Orthopaedics Ice Rink and Cabin, the Wintergarden, and the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market.
Discover thrilling Halloween events in Philly, from haunted proms to spooky mini golf, offering fun for all ages this weekend.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
Lincoln Mill Haunted House opened in October of 2022 to welcome locals and visitors alike into its space, which held 40 scare actors, special effects and the beginning of a very twisted story.
Enjoy a festive Day of the Dead at Cantina La Martina with family activities, themed food, and a Catrina contest.
2025 is now dubbed the “Year of the Spy” in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin’s secret meetings with a French spy.
Discover a unique culinary collaboration at Spread Bagelry, blending Philly roots and Black foodways with limited-time menu items until Dec. 31.
Jack Patten’s path to leading Robin Hood wasn’t a straight shot through Sherwood Forest. Before stepping into the boots of one of literature’s most notable outlaws, the Australian …
This weekend, Philadelphians can break out their best plaid and get ready to sip, because Flannel Fest is back in town. Set for Sunday, Nov. 2 (from noon to 5 p.m.), this annual …
Opera Philadelphia is serving up scares this week as Halloween approaches. From Monday, Oct. 27 through Friday, Oct. 31, a week-long series of classic silent horror films will be presented in …
Experience a hilariously twisted take on 'Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors' at Curio Theatre Company. Expect rapid-fire wordplay and outrageous physical comedy.
Mural Arts Philadelphia seeks artists to create a new mural in the Gayborhood, honoring LGBTQ+ trailblazers and providing space for emerging artists.
Gather Food Hall in Philadelphia brings together local favorites and minority-owned startups, creating a hub for food, collaboration, and addressing food insecurity.
For the original surrealists, dreaming was not a matter of idle fantasy, but a tool for political and social transformation.