Top Weekend Things To Do In Philadelphia ~ Witches And Wizards Festival, Philadelphia Film Festival, Ghost Tours, Harvest Festival At Reading Terminal Market, AIDS Walk Philly and More!

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The weekend kicks off with the Witches and Wizards Festival in Chestnut Hill, Celebrate William Penn’s 375th birthday, Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory, Rent at The Merriam Theater, The Philadelphia Film Festival, Ghost Tours, Vegan Restaurant Week, Terror Behind the Walls, LGBT History Month, National Pizza Month, Franklin Square Fountain Show, Hamilton at the Forrest Theatre and more. 

During the weekend enjoy the Jack’s Pumpkin Glow in Fairmount Park, Witches and Wizards Festival in Chestnut Hill, Harvest Festival at Reading Terminal Market, Oktoberfest at Independence Seaport Museum, The Philadelphia Film Festival, Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory, Phila Flea Market at Cherry Street Pier & Race Street Pier, Rent at The Merriam Theater, Ghost Tours, Vegan Restaurant Week, Franklin Square Fountain Show, National Pizza Month, Terror Behind the Walls, LGBT History Month, Hamilton at the Forrest Theatre, FREE tours of Yards Brewing Co, farmers’ markets, free yoga and much more.

During the week enjoy Quizzo at Plough and the Stars, Philadelphia Magazines Whiskey & Fine Spirits Festival, The Philadelphia Film Festival, LGBT History Month, Terror Behind the Walls, National Pizza Month, Franklin Square Fountain Show, Pay-What-You-Wish and much more.

In upcoming weeks get ready for After Dark, 4th Fridays in Headhouse District, First Friday, First Sunday and much more.

What event or activity this, weekend or during the week excites you the most? Please share with us in the comments below. Tip: If you haven’t done so in recent months or years, visit the many wonderful museums in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Museums

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Things To Do In Philadelphia this Weekend & Week of ~ October 18 – 24 ~

FYI – There are many events & attractions listed below that have been open prior today which are listed as “Now”. Also, check back daily for updates!

Informational Posts For Things To Do Year Round or Seasonal

• Our Guide to All Museums in Philadelphia ~ Visit many wonderful museums in Philly. ~ Philadelpha Museums ~   
• National Pizza Month ~ Month of October ~ Enjoy our guide to some of the best pizzerias in Philadelphia!  ~ National Pizza Month ~ 
• Witches & Wizards in Chestnut Hill ~ October 18 & 19 ~ FREE (some activities) & pay-as-you-go. Various locations in Chestnut Hill. Wizardry and spells fill the air in Chestnut Hill! The two-day event includes a pub crawl for adults, the Quidditch tournament, straw maze and scavenger hunt. New this year at the popular festival: a Wizarding Run and the Chestnut Hill Escape Room. ~ Witches & Wizards in Chestnut Hill ~ 
• Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory ~ October 18 & 19 ~ Oct 18 (7:30 pm – 11:30 pm) Oct 19 (1 pm – 5 pm & 7:30 pm – 11:30 pm) Held at 23rd Street Armory at 22 S. 23rd Street. Enjoy traditional fare, German Hofbräuhaus beer and music during this 4th Annual Oktoberfest hosted by Brauhaus Schmitz. Prost! ~ Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory ~
• Vegan Restaurant Week ~ October 18 – 19 ~ Participating restaurants throughout Philadelphia will either offer a three-course vegan menu or one special vegan dish. ~ Vegan Restaurant Week ~ 
• Rent At The Merriam Theater ~ October 18 – 20 ~ Held at the Merriam Theater at 250 S. Broad Street. Enjoy this Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning rock musical during the show’s 20th anniversary tour. Rent, loosely based on Puccini’s La Bohème, follows a group of artists in New York City as they struggle to accomplish their dreams while dealing with the devastating realities of AIDS.  ~ Rent At The Merriam Theater ~
• Pennsylvania Ballet Presents Don Quixote at the Academy of Music ~ October 18 – 20 ~ Held at the Academy of Music at 240 S. Broad Street.  Don Quixote has it all – romance, comedy, and, of course, the artistry of our dancers. Angel Corella’s restaging of the love story of Kitri and Basilio brings his unique Spanish flair to this lively classic. Whether you’re experiencing it for the first time or falling in love all over again, Don Quixote is sure to delight. ~ Pennsylvania Ballet Presents Don Quixote at the Academy of Music ~
• Philadelphia Film Festival ~ October 18 – 27 ~ Held at various locations throughout Philadelphia. The festival is well-known for its curation of innovative and award-winning films – four out of the last six Academy Awards “Best Picture” winners made their debut at the Philadelphia Film Festival. ~ Philadelphia Film Festival ~
• Scarecrows In The Village At Peddler’s Village ~ October 18 – 27 ~ FREE – Held at Peddler’s Village at 2400 Street Road, New Hope. Visitors can roam around and explore one hundred handmade scarecrows created by local residents and organizations for a seven-week scarecrow showcase and competition.  Also enjoy the Scarecrow Festival: September 14-15.  This weekend event features scarecrow-making workshops, pumpkin painting, live entertainment and more kid-friendly activities. ~ Scarecrows In The Village At Peddler’s Village ~ 
• LGBT History Month ~ October 18 – 31 ~ Enjoy attractions and groups across the city that celebrate the achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer icons with festivals and other special events. This list is brought to you by UWISHUNU. ~ LGBT History Month ~ 
• Our Guide To Oktoberfests ~ October 18 – November 2 ~ Enjoy many different Oktoberfest celebrations throughout the Philadelphia region! ~ Our Guide To Oktoberfests ~
• Ghost Ship on the Delaware River ~ October 18 – November 3 (Wednesdays – Sundays) ~ FREE – 7 pm – 10 pm at Race Street Pier at Race Street & North Christopher Columbus Boulevard. Visitors get to vision a 50-foot-tall and 90-foot-wide “ghost ship” from the 18th century that is part of the Waterfront Arts Program. The light and water based installation, held at Race Street Pier and Pier 12, explores the impact that migration and forced migration via the Delaware River had on Philadelphia. ~ Ghost Ship on the Delaware River ~ 
• Our Halloween Guide In Philadelphia ~ October 18 – November 9 ~ Enjoy our 2019 Halloween Guide to All Things Spooky in the Philadelphia region!  ~ Our Halloween Guide In Philadelphia ~
• Terror Behind the Walls at Eastern State Penitentiary ~ October 18 – 31; November 1 -3 & 8 – 9 ~ Held at Eastern State Penitentiary at 2027 Fairmount Avenue. Get $3 off with discount code XMYPHILLY. Rated as one of the top 10 haunted attractions in the country, here is your chance to see how brave you are! Guests can walk through six haunted attractions with different themes all set within the halls of the abandoned prison. Beware of creepy zombies, deranged nurses and spooky ghouls around every corner. ~ Terror Behind the Walls at Eastern State Penitentiary ~ 
• Hamilton at the Forrest Theatre ~ October 18 – November 17 (select dates) ~ Held at The Forrest Theatre at 1114 Walnut Street. Hello Philadelphia! Welcome Hamilton! Lin-Manuel Miranda’s record-breaking Broadway show about the Founding Fathers features a historic story line set to a modern-day score of hip-hop, blues, R&B and jazz. Prices start at $129. Fans can enter a lottery daily for the chance to win $10 tickets. ~ Hamilton at the Forrest Theatre ~ 
• Jack’s Pumpkin Glow In Fairmount Park ~ October 18 – November 3 (select dates) ~ Guests can enjoy meticulously carved pumpkins that are illuminated. There are also pumpkin-carving demonstrations and seasonal food and drinks. ~ Jack’s Pumpkin Glow In Fairmount Park ~ 
• City Winery Philadelphia ~ Now Open ~ Thanks to Founder & CEO Michael Dorf and his team, they have brought you a venue that offers excellent tasting wine, food and music, all in one place. For those music lovers, you’ll enjoy great shows in either their loft, that holds approximately 150 people or their main room, which holds approximately 350 people, to listen to some of the best performers around the country! The shows will begin September 27. Tickets for many shows are going quickly, so get them now! Get Tickets! ~ City Winery Philadelphia ~
• CandyTopia ~ Now Open ~ Located at 901 Market Street. Candytopia is an outrageously interactive candy wonderland that transports guests to an imaginative confectionery world with a one-of-a-kind full sensory experiences—you can expect larger-than-life installations inspired by pure, sugary bliss throughout Candytopia’s dozen unique rooms, along with candy samples and lots of fun surprises. ~ CandyTopia ~ 

Date Specific Events & Activities ~ October 18 – 24 ~

• Philadelphia Mural Arts Tours ~ Month of October ~ Come check out the many Mural Arts tours throughout Philadelphia. ~ Philadelphia Mural Arts Tours for October 2019 or 215-925-3633. ~ About Philadelphia Mural Arts ~  
• Celebrate William Penn’s 375th birthday ~ October 18 ~ FREE – 4:30 pm – 6 pm in the courtyard at City Hall at 1400 John F. Kennedy Boulevard.  Guests can enjoy music, art activities, handouts of historical information and a reading of some of the wise words spoken by the city’s founder.  ~ Celebrate William Penn’s 375th Birthday ~
• Friday Nights Art ~ October 18 ~ Free with admission, from 5 pm to 8:45 pm. ~ Dawn Landes – Full of vivid storytelling, classic country themes, and eternal questions, the songwriting of this Nashville artist is as fresh as it is timeless. Held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in the Great Stair Hall. ~ Friday Nights Art ~ 
• Our Halloween Guide In Philadelphia ~ October 18 – November 9 ~ Enjoy our 2019 Halloween Guide to All Things Spooky in the Philadelphia region!  ~ Our Halloween Guide In Philadelphia ~
• Filter Square farmers’ Market ~ October 19 ~ From 9 am to 2 pm, The Food Trust holds an outdoor market at 23rd and Pine Streets. Enjoy fresh vegetables & food from favorite local farmers and producers. ~ Filter Square Farmers’ Market ~
• Liberty Lands Market ~ October 19 ~ From 9 am until 3 pm at 926 N. American St in Northern Liberties. One can find everything from fresh org8nic produce to hand crafted wears and lotions. Hand made soaps, Ice Creams, sauces, organic teas and coffees and more. Part of the market, you will find animal rescues with adoptables & pet products. ~ Liberty Lands Market ~ 
• Rittenhouse Farmers’ Market ~ October 19 ~ From 9 am to 3 pm from 18th & Walnut Streets, enjoy fresh seasonal produce, fresh seafood, fresh bread and much more! ~ Rittenhouse Farmers’ Market ~ 
• Clark Park Farmers’ Market ~ October 19 ~ From 10 am to 2 pm, The Food Trust holds an outdoor market at 43rd St and Baltimore Ave. Enjoy fresh vegetables & food from favorite local farmers and producers. ~ Clark Park Farmers’ Market ~     
• Harvest Festival At Reading Terminal Market ~ October 19 ~ FREE – pay-as-you-go food and drinks. 10 am – 4 pm at Reading Terminal Market at 51 N. 12th Street. Enjoy tasty foods & treats, a pumpkin patch, live music, live animals from the Philadelphia Zoo and more. ~ Harvest Festival At Reading Terminal Market ~ 
• Witches & Wizards in Chestnut Hill ~ October 19 ~ Various locations in Chestnut Hill. Wizardry and spells fill the air in Chestnut Hill! Enjoy the Quidditch tournament, straw maze and scavenger hunt. New this year at the popular festival: a Wizarding Run and the Chestnut Hill Escape Room. ~ Witches & Wizards in Chestnut Hill ~
• Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory ~ October 19 ~ 1 pm – 5 pm & 7:30 pm – 11:30 pm. Held at 23rd Street Armory at 22 S. 23rd Street. Enjoy traditional fare, German Hofbräuhaus beer and music during this 4th Annual Oktoberfest hosted by Brauhaus Schmitz. Prost! ~ Oktoberfest at 23rd Street Armory ~
• Oktoberfest at Independence Seaport Museum ~ October 19 ~ 2 pm – 6 pm at the Independence Seaport Museum at 211 South Christopher Columbus Boulevard. Enjoy an evening of folk dances highlighting the Alpine regions of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. There will also be German beer & light fare. Tickets include admission to the performance, the Museum as well as National Historic Landmark ships, Cruiser Olympia and Submarine Becuna. ~ Oktoberfest at Independence Seaport Museum ~
• Yards Brewing Co Tours ~ October 19 & 20 ~ FREE – Saturday & Sundays from 12 pm to 4 pm at Yards Brewery, enjoy a wonderful tour of the brewery! All tour-goers must be 21+ unless accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Bus tours, private tours and guided tastings are offered by appointment only. Please contact events@yardsbrewing.com for booking information. ~ Yards Brewing Co Tours ~ 
• Taste of Philadelphia: Market Tours ~ October 19 & 23 ~ Starts at 10 am every Wed & Sat – Learn the story behind cheese steaks, hoagies, pretzels and other Philly food favorites, and the 115-year history of the vibrant Reading Terminal Market where they’re sold during this 75-minute, food-writer-led walking tour. ~ Taste of Philadelphia: Market Tours ~
• Phila Flea Market at Cherry Street Pier & Race Street Pier ~ October 20 ~ 8 am – 5 pm. Cherry Street Pier & Race Street Pier at 121 N. Christopher Columbus Boulevard. Vendors From The Tri-State Area Featuring An Array Of Vintage Merchandise Such As Antique Furniture, Collectibles, Vintage Jewelry & Clothing, Artwork, Glassware, Pottery, Primitives, and Much More! For more info, check out their website or call for more details: 215 – 625 – FLEA (3532) www.PhilaFleaMarkets.org  ~ Phila Flea Market at Cherry Street Pier & Race Street Pier ~
• AIDS Walk Philly 5 k Walk/Run ~ October 20 ~ 8:30 am (registration starts at 7 am) Starts at Eakins Oval in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art at 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Enjoy a scenic, Schuylkill River-adjacent route on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. The 5K walk begins and ends with a small festival at the starting line; that’s where attendees can grab hydrating drinks and check out panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt honoring those who lost their lives to HIV/AIDS. Spectators can encourage walkers and runners at the starting line near the steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum and along Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. ~ AIDS Walk Philly 5 k Walk/Run ~
• Headhouse Farmers’ Market ~ October 20 ~ Established in 2007, this market is located in the historic Society Hill neighborhood of Philadelphia. Featuring more than 40 vendors, Headhouse is one of The Food Trust’s largest farmers markets. ~ Headhouse Farmers’ Market ~ 
• Irish Sessions ~ October 20 ~ FREE – Every Sunday from 5 pm – 9 pm (tonight 4 pm – 8 pm because of the Eagles Sunday Night game) at the Plough & the Stars in Old City! Enjoy musicians playing Irish music while enjoying drinks and or your dinner.  
• Quizzo at The Plough & the Stars ~ October 21 ~ Starting at 9 pm enjoy Quizzo at the Plough & the Stars in Old City! Big Money!! Win $100! ~ Quizzo at The Plough & the Stars ~   
• Quizzo at Tankie’s Tavern ~ October 22 ~ Win Prizes! At 1720 W. Moyamensing Ave in South Philly. Starting at 7 pm, enjoy Quizzo which is hosted by Tim Gunn! Chance to win prizes! ~ Quizzo at Tankie’s Tavern ~ 
• Pay-What-You-Wish ~ October 23 ~ Stop in at the Philadelphia Museum of Art every Wednesday from 5 pm – 8:45 pm and ”Pay What You Wish”,  as you explore the museum and its remarkable collections. ~ Pay What You Wish ~ 
• Philadelphia Magazines Whiskey & Fine Spirits Festival ~ October 24 ~ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm at Lincoln Financial Field at 1 Lincoln Financial Field Way. Experience over 200 premium spirits from around the world. Sample whiskey, scotch, bourbon, tequila, gin, rum, vodka and more. PLUS – Meet the industry’s top representatives, talk one-on-one with master distillers and enjoy delicious fare from Philly’s top restaurants at this exclusive event! There will be live entertainment as well. ~ Philadelphia Magazines Whiskey & Fine Spirits Festival ~
• The Rail Park Opening ~ Now Open ~ This awesome new public space is FREE to the public.  This space allows visitors to enjoy seating, public art, greenery and elevated city views! The area stretches from Broad and Noble streets, jumps up to the Reading Viaduct overhead and ends above the 1100 block of Callowhill Street. ~ The Rail Park Opening ~
• Franklin Square ~ Open Now 2019 ~ Enjoy mini-golf, a carousel, food and drink options and an outdoor space for kids or to simply hang out at Franklin Square. ~ Franklin Square ~
• Dilworth Park ~ Now Open ~ Enjoy seating areas for relaxation, food & live music. ~ Dilworth Park ~
• Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk  ~ Now Open ~ Enjoy this 2,000 foot new extension bridging the South Street Bridge & the Locust Street bike trail. ~ Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk  ~
• “Your Brain” at Franklin Institute ~ Now Open ~ A permanent exhibit at the Franklin Institute. Travel through a two-story tall neural network climbing structure with dynamic lighting and sound effects that are triggered by your footsteps. Kids can act as a Doctor by scanning the brain with an MRI machine, explore your brain, challenge your brain & much more.   ~ “Your Brain” at Franklin Institute ~ 
• Native American Voices Exhibit at Penn Museum ~ Now Open ~ Stop over at Penn Museum in University City and learn about contemporary issues in Native America. Uncover the rich history and identity of the Native American people through 200 plus objects on display & much more. ~ Native American Voices Exhibit at Penn Museum ~
• The Artifact Lab – Mummy Conversation at Penn Museum ~ Now until (no date set) ~ Here is your chance to get up close and personal. Watch conservators clean, examine, & preserve Egyptian Mummies at Penn Museum. Best of all, there are special times during the week to where you can ask them questions in person. ~ Conserving Mummies at Penn Museum ~

Visiting Philadelphia

Are you Visiting Philadelphia? Have you lived in or near the City of Philadelphia, but never ventured out too the many historical sites in Philly? Here is a quick guide for some must see attractions in the City of Brotherly Love.

• The Independence Visitor’s Center – Your guide for all of your information relating to historical sites in Philadelphia and other things to do in Philadelphia. ~ Independence Visitor’s Center ~
• Museum of the American Revolution – The Museum of the American Revolution tells the full story of the American Revolution and explores its ongoing legacy, showcasing a vast collection. There are over 3,000 artifacts that have been collected to include General George Washington’s marquee and much more. The museum anchors the eastern end of Independence National Historical Park. ~ Museum of the American Revolution ~
• Philadelphia Zoo ~ With the warmer weather approaching, you can not miss America’s Oldest Zoo. 42 acres of awesomeness and over 1,000 animals. ~ Philadelphia Z00 ~
• Liberty Bell – Symbol of American Independence – If you are visiting Philadelphia, this is one site that must be seen. ~ Liberty Bell ~
• Elfreth’s Alley ~ Get to walk down a street with 300 years of history. Elfreth’s Alley is one of the oldest continuously inhabited residential streets in America. ~ Elfreth’s Alley ~
• Philadelphia City Hall ~ Like Architecture? Philadelphia History? They give tours of the Philadelphia City Hall. If you go up high enough, you get to see the whole city. ~ Philadelphia City Hall ~
• Philadelphia Museum of Art – So many things that surround this museum. The “Rocky” Steps or the “Rocky” statue. A great view down Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Behind the museum, you can view Boat House Row and a few other things. ~ Philadelphia Museum of Art ~
• Betsy Ross House – Did Betsy Ross actually make the American Flag? Learn about some of Philadelphia’s earliest history. ~ Betsy Ross House ~
• Independence Hall – This is where the Declaration of Independence was adopted and where the Constitution of the United States was debated, drafted and signed. ~ Independence Hall~
• National Constitution Center – If anything, you must see the ‘We the People’ exhibit. There are other timely exhibits. ~ National Constitution Center ~
• Philadelphia Parks – Such as Fairmount Park or even Franklin Square for the kids or relaxing.

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Upcoming Events & Attractions in Philadelphia ~ October 25 & beyond

• Friday Nights Art ~ October 25 ~ Free with admission, from 5 pm to 8:45 pm. ~ Dawn Landes – Full of vivid storytelling, classic country themes, and eternal questions, the songwriting of this Nashville artist is as fresh as it is timeless. Held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in  the Great Stair Hall. ~ Friday Nights Art ~ 
• Dinos After Dark ~ October 25 ~ Pay-What-You-Wish (suggested donation $10)  From 4 pm – 8 pm at The Academy of Natural Sciences at 1900 Benjamin Franklin parkway. On the fourth Friday evening of every month this fall, the Academy of Natural Sciences is offering pay-what-you-wish admission, family activities, and an indoor beer garden in our famous Dinosaur Hall. ~ Dinos After Dark ~ 
• 4th Friday in Headhouse District ~ October 25 ~ Starting at 5 pm in the South Street Headhouse District, Experience the creativity and energy of the fabulous Fourth Street and South Street business communities with an evening of extended hours, art, music, food and shopping along Historic Fabric Row (and beyond). ~ 4th Friday in Headhouse District ~ 
• Quizzo at The Plough & the Stars ~ October 28 ~ Starting at 9 pm enjoy quizzo at the Plough & the Stars in Old City! Big Money!! Win $100! ~ Quizzo at The Plough & the Stars ~
• First Friday in Old City~ November 1 ~ Starts at 5 pm. Your chance to visit Art Galleries throughout Old City after normal hours. You will be able to talk to the art directors and possibly some of Philadelphia’s local artists. This also takes place as First Saturdays with select Art Galleries extending out to Fishtown. ~ First Fridays ~ 
• First Friday in Manayunk ~ November 1 ~ Starts at 5 pm. Come enjoy art in Manayunk. Before or afterwards, enjoy a meal at the many restaurants, or stop in one of Manayunk’s wonderful specialty shops. ~ First Friday’s in Manayunk ~ 
• First Sundays at Barnes Foundation ~ November 3 ~ FREE – On the first Sunday of every month, visitors to the Barnes Foundation will enjoy free admission, family entertainment and informative seminars from 10 am to 6 pm. Free tickets can be obtained at the Barnes Foundation beginning at 9 am. Advance reservations are not available for Free First Sundays. ~ First Sunday’s at Barnes Foundation ~ 
• Pay As You Wish ~ November 3 ~ Stop in at the Philadelphia Museum of Art every 1st Sunday of the month from 5 pm – 8:45 pm and ”Pay What You Wish”,  as you explore the museum and its remarkable collections. ~ Pay What You Wish ~ 
• 2nd Saturday at Historic Germantown Sites ~ November 9 ~ From noon to 4 pm every 2nd Saturday until October. Held at various locations including Johnson House Historic Site at 6306 Germantown Avenue. Visitors can explore 18 total Historic Germantown sites and pay-what-you-wish admission. Enjoy special activities, refreshments and extended hours at sites like Awbury Arboretum and Johnson House. ~ 2nd Saturday at Historic Germantown Sites ~ 

As always, no matter if you are visiting Philadelphia or live in the City of Philadelphia, we hope our list of things to do in Philadelphia helps you out. If you have stumbled upon something else that we did not mention, please let us know in a comment or in an e-mail. If you are a business or organization that has an event coming up, please contact us. MyPhillyAlive If you happened to visit any of the things mentioned above, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment here or on that article describing what you liked about that event or attraction. As always, we would greatly appreciate any feedback. Thanks, MyPhillyAlive

Philadelphia Weather for the weekend of October 18 – 20

Friday  |  Cloudy  |  High 58°  |  Low 40°
Saturday  |  Mostly Sunny  |  High 63°  |  Low 47°
Sunday  |  Cloudy with 50% Occasional Rain Showers  |  High 61°  |  Low 49°

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