Things to do in Philly
FloatLab Arrives at Bartram’s Garden, Bringing a New Public Space to the Schuylkill A bright yellow ring now floating on the Schuylkill River is set to give Philadelphia residents a new way to experience the city’s waterfront. The structure, known as FloatLab, arrived this week at Bartram’s Garden in Southwest Philadelphia, where it will serve as a public […]
Mayor Cherelle Parker to Open New Joint Public Safety Hub in Center City Philadelphia officials are expanding their public safety footprint in Center City with the launch of a new Joint Public Safety Hub on Market Street, a coordination center designed to bring multiple law enforcement agencies under one roof. Mayor Cherelle Parker was scheduled to unveil […]
Wawa Welcome America offers free access to Philly's top museums, showcasing the city's diverse cultural heritage.
Movies on the Mall Returns With Expanded 2026 Lineup at Independence Mall Philadelphia’s Movies on the Mall series is returning this year with an expanded five-night schedule, giving residents and visitors more chances to gather outdoors in the Historic District for free family-friendly screenings tied to the themes and history of Independence National Historical Park. For the […]
Mitchell & Ness Opens New Center City Flagship Store Mitchell & Ness is expanding its footprint in its hometown with the opening of a new three-story flagship store in Center City, a move that places one of Philadelphia’s most recognizable sportswear brands in the middle of what is shaping up to be a major stretch […]
Philadelphia and New York are joining forces for Pride through a new partnership connecting two major LGBTQ+ visitor destinations, creating a shared tourism and history initiative at a moment when both cities are emphasizing preservation, visibility and inclusion. The collaboration links the Philly Pride Visitor Center with the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center in New York City through a […]
National Burger Day 2026: Where to Find Burger Deals in Philadelphia and the Suburbs Burger lovers in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs will have no shortage of options for National Burger Day on Thursday, May 28, with several national chains offering limited-time specials that can be redeemed locally at participating locations. While many of the promotions […]
ArtPhilly Launches ‘What Now: 2026’ Festival Across Philadelphia Philadelphia’s arts community is getting a major spotlight this summer with the launch of “What Now: 2026,” a new five-week festival organized by ArtPhilly that will run from May 27 through July 2 at venues across the city. Created as part of the lead-up to America’s 250th anniversary, the festival is […]
The Price Is Right Sets Philadelphia Casting Call The Price Is Right will hold an open casting call at Rivers Casino Philadelphia on July 22, giving local fans a chance to audition for the long-running CBS game show and possibly earn a trip to Los Angeles for a shot at appearing on television. The event is scheduled for 11 […]
Christina Aguilera, Will Smith Headline Philadelphia’s July 4 Concert Philadelphia’s July 4 celebration is getting major star power this year, with Christina Aguilera and Will Smith set to perform on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway as part of the city’s annual Wawa Welcome America finale. Mayor Cherelle Parker announced Thursday that the free event, titled “One Philly Unity Concert for America,” will […]
Citizens Bank Park has added another accolade to its growing reputation, earning the title of best MLB stadium in America in USA Today’s Readers’ Choice Awards. The honor reflects what Phillies fans have argued for years: that the South Philadelphia ballpark offers one of baseball’s most complete experiences, from atmosphere to food to sightlines. According to USA […]
Philadelphia’s spring run of car-free Sundays near Rittenhouse Square is about to wrap up, with the final Open Streets Walnut West event set for May 17. The Center City District program, held across seven Sundays this spring, turns a stretch of Center City into a pedestrian-friendly corridor where visitors can walk freely, shop, dine and […]
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