Shakespeare in Clark Park has set its sights on late July for its 21st season, and its 2026 run will feature a new production of 'Hamlet', created in collaboration with Revolution Shakespeare.
Looking for the best places to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Philadelphia? Our guide covers Wawa Welcome America, rooftop views, dinner cruises and more.
Philadelphia is pulling out all the stops for the Fourth of July this year, with a citywide lineup of celebrations marking both America’s birthday and the nation’s 250th anniversary.
Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.
“We” The People draws from Brandywine Workshop and Archives’ print collection to explore the communities, migrations, and cultural exchanges that shaped Philadelphia across centuries.
The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and Schulson Collective are partnering in celebration of America250 to launch The Curated Palette Series, a museum-to-meal experience inspired by the 17-month exhibition, ‘A Nation of Artists.’
Glen Foerd’s historic riverfront estate and public park will once again welcome visitors for its annual RiverFest celebration, with this year’s date set for Sunday, July 12.
Philadelphia's Red, White & Blue To-Do returns July 2 with parades, concerts, family activities, a drone show and America 250 celebrations.
Returning on Saturday, July 18, the annual summertime party transforms the Zoo’s 42-acre venue into an after-hours experience filled with craft beverages, live music and wildlife encounters.
Whether you’re looking for photo-worthy backgrounds, a self-guided trail, or want to explore new neighborhoods, Pennsylvania is filled with art experiences to discover.
Explore five outdoor adventures in and around Philadelphia this summer, from Longwood Gardens and Morris Arboretum to FDR Park and free movie nights.
Post Haste has entered a new chapter, evolving from a popular cocktail destination into a fully realized restaurant where food and drink operate as equal partners with the same philosophy.
Loews Philadelphia Hotel debuts family-friendly STEAM activities this summer, featuring explorer kits, art experiences and exclusive perks through Labor Day.
Director Derrick Borte discusses adapting Strip into The Get Out, building the film's ensemble cast, balancing action and comedy, and using practical effects.
The Philly Fairy Festival is returning to the Schuylkill Center this Saturday with the goal of providing a world where ”imagination, creativity, and nature come together” for visitors.
Looking for fun things to do in Philly this weekend? Check out the Manayunk Arts Festival, Under the El Bazaar, Sunset Sundays at Assembly Rooftop, a new fireworks exhibition and more.
The Philly waterfront is gearing up for a multi-day celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, full of fireworks, live music, public art, soccer festivities and family-friendly programming.
SoccerFest26 takes over the Camden Waterfront June 25-27 with giant-screen World Cup match viewings, international food, local breweries and wineries, youth soccer activities and live entertainment.
Fishtown Taps is back with discounted drinks, food specials and weekly deals at more than 20 bars, breweries, restaurants and distilleries throughout the neighborhood.
Wawa Welcome America 2026 is underway with concerts, fireworks, cultural celebrations, free museum days and events tied to America's 250th anniversary. Here's a guide to the festival's biggest attractions.