“The Price Is Right” Bringing Casting Call to Philadelphia This Month Philadelphians hoping to hear the words “Come on down!” will get their chance later this month when The Price Is Right holds a casting call in the city. According to CBS News Philadelphia, the long-running game show is set to host the event at Rivers Casino […]
Philadelphia Is About to Crown Its Best Parallel Parker Philadelphia’s street-parking culture is getting its own competition — and, in a city where squeezing into impossible curbside spaces can feel like a survival skill, the idea may be absurd only until you realize how seriously organizers are taking it. A newly launched Philadelphia Parallel Parking […]
Druski Set for Bottle Signing Event in South Philadelphia Internet comedian and entertainer Druski is set to make a stop in Philadelphia for a Taylor’s Port bottle signing event in South Philly, giving fans a chance to see one of social media’s most recognizable personalities up close. According to the event details provided, Druski will […]
Ben Franklin Bridge to Shut Down for Traffic as Philadelphia-Camden Landmark Marks 100 Years The Benjamin Franklin Bridge will close to vehicle traffic Saturday as Philadelphia and Camden celebrate the landmark’s 100th anniversary with a rare car-free public event spanning one of the region’s most recognizable crossings. The bridge, which connects Center City Philadelphia and […]
Black Vegan Expo 2026 to Bring Plant-Based Culture and Community to North Philadelphia A new event centered on food, culture, and community in the Black vegan movement is set to arrive in Philadelphia later this month, with organizers billing it as a space where “culture meets plant power.” The Black Vegan Expo 2026 is scheduled […]
Extreme Heat Forces Philadelphia to Shorten Independence Day Parade Route Philadelphia officials are scaling back the route for this year’s Independence Day parade as the city prepares for dangerously hot conditions during a major celebration tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. RELATED: Will Smith, The Roots, Christina Aguilera To Headline Philly’s July 4 Concert The […]
Historic First Bank of US reopens in Philly after 50 years, restored as museum showcasing America's financial origins.
Philly's World Cup fever hits a roar as Fan Fest crowds shatter expectations, showcasing city's global soccer passion.
Philadelphia Open Its World Cup Stage with Late Game Thriller Philadelphia’s first match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered exactly the kind of global spectacle the city had been preparing for — a late winner, international crowds flooding South Philadelphia, packed Fan Fest watch parties and, for added star power, an appearance by Jay-Z in the […]
Some Philadelphia Bars Can Stay Open Until 4 A.M. During the World Cup Philadelphia’s nightlife is getting a temporary extension for the World Cup, with a growing list of bars now eligible to stay open until 4 a.m. under a special state permit program running for the length of the tournament. The late-hours option is tied to Philadelphia […]
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 […]