Eating Your Way Through History on Philly’s ‘Las Huellas’ Trail
Philadelphia’s newest interactive public history project is officially live. Running through November 19, 2026, the Las Huellas (“the footprints”) audio trail features 11 installations...
Why Golden Corral Closed Multiple Longtime Locations Across 6 States in 2026
For decades, Golden Corral has served as a cornerstone of American casual dining, recognized for its sprawling hot bars, carved meats, and signature yeast rolls. Throughout 2026, however, a series...
The Minimalist Family: Packing Light for a Trip to Philadelphia with Kids
Traveling to a historic city like Philadelphia with children usually implies dragging a mountain of gear. Between the car seats, the massive double strollers, and the endless “just in case”...
Ditch the Standard Dinner: The Ultimate Date Night Cooking Classes in Philly & South Jersey
Tired of the same old dinner and a movie? Sometimes the best way to experience the thriving regional culinary scene is to roll up your sleeves and get behind the cutting board together. Whether you...
Elevate Your Seafood Feast: The Complete Guide to Boil Sauces
Master the Seafood Feast: Essential Dips and Butters There is nothing quite like spreading out a newspaper-covered table and dumping out a steaming, heavily seasoned pot of fresh crab legs, shrimp,...Philadelphia Events Source for: Entertainment, Restaurants, Bars, Hot Spots, Live Music, Sports, Festivals, Events, Attractions!
OysterFest At Reading Terminal Market
'Finding Your Pearl At OysterFest At Reading Terminal Market!' Make your stomach purr while tasting yummy oysters at Reading Terminal Market's OysterFest on Friday, November 15 from 7 pm to 9 pm! Guests can spend $55 for an all-you-can-eat and drink at this special fundraising event. Pearl's Oyster Bar and Molly Malloy's will pair the 12 oysters with 12 beers - almost all local - … [Read More...]
PumpkinFest at South Street Headhouse District
'Free Hayrides, Straw Bale Maze, Live Music ~ Oh My!’ The South Street Headhouse District hosts its ninth-annual PumpkinFest underneath the historic Headhouse Square Shambles on Saturday, October 27, from noon to 5 pm. Families are invited to get into the Halloween spirit and enjoy all that fall has to offer with face painting, straw bale maze, circus performances, live music, … [Read More...]
Manayunk Harvest Fest At Pretzel Park
'Manayunk In The Fall' Celebrate the start of fall at the Manayunk Harvest Fest on September 29 from noon to 6 pm at Pretzel Park and along Main Street in Manayunk! Visitors will be able to enjoy a full day of live music, seasonal activities, food vendors, and all things fall. Manayunk retailers will be featuring fall specials throughout the day, and the live music will move into Manayunk … [Read More...]
Carson Wentz is Back For The Philadelphia Eagles and Will Start Against The Indianapolis Colts!
'Da Man Is Back!' Carson Wentz is Back! The good news from Head Coach Doug Pederson, that Wentz has been medically cleared for contact, has been echoed throughout the city of Philadelphia! He hasn't started in more than 9 months! Philadelphia Eagles' fans remember all too well when Wentz tore his ACL last year while he was diving into the end zone during a play against the Los Angeles … [Read More...]
Manayunk Restaurant Week! Bring Your Appetite!
'Discounted Foods in Manayunk’ Manayunk Restaurant Week is back, September 17 - 28. Here is your chance to taste many different delicious meals from well-known Manayunk restaurants and experience chefs delights at discounted prices. There are many types of food selections such as Seafood, Steak, American, Japanese, Italian, Mexican, Indian, and more. Manayunk Restaurant Week Experience … [Read More...]
Eastern State Penitentiary in Fairmount Philadelphia
'U.S. National Historic Landmark' The Eastern State Penitentiary, once known as the most famous and expensive prison in the world, held some of the most notorious criminals in America. Eastern State was considered to be the world’s first true penitentiary and is located in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia. History of Eastern State Penitentiary Eastern State Penitentiary was … [Read More...]
Philadelphia Hosts 2018 NFL Kickoff Experience At Penn’s Landing and Eagles Mural Dedication
'Fly Eagles Fly ~ 2018 World Champions!' It's that time of year again! Philadelphia Eagles Football, who are the 2018 World Champions! Guests can enjoy a day long festival on Thursday, September 6, that leads up to game time, when the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Atlanta Falcons at Lincoln Financial Field at 8:20 pm! The event which honors the Super Bowl LII Champions, will be held at … [Read More...]
Explore The Draken Harald Hårfagre at Penn’s Landing – The Largest Operating Viking Ship In The World!
'Explore The Largest Operating Viking Ship In The World In Philly!' The Draken Harald Hårfagre, a Norweigian Viking Ship which is the largest in the world, sails into Philadelphia at the Penn’s Landing Marina August 31 and departs late September 6! The Draken Village pops-up in Philadelphia during Expedition America: East Coast Tour 2018. This stop-over promises visitors an engaging look … [Read More...]
Budweiser Made In America Music Festival Labor Day Weekend
'Come Party with Jay-Z, J. Cole & The Chainsmokers on the Parkway’ The Budweiser Made in America Music Festival will be hitting the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Labor Day Weekend August 31 and September 1. Come experience a weekend of live music and fun with performances by the best of the best in hip-hop, alternative music, EDM and R&B. Budweiser Made in America … [Read More...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, August 27 – September 3
'Last Week Of Summer In Philadelphia' Enjoy the last week of unofficial summer! Labor Day Weekend caps of the weekend with a major festival, Made in America, which takes place this Saturday and Sunday! With the many museum exhibits, The Draken Harald Hårfagre sails into Penn's Landing, the Cannstatter Volksfest German Festival, the Longwood Gardens Festival of Fountains, Parks on … [Read More...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, August 20 – 26
'Exploring Philadelphia!' With the many museum exhibits, Eagles trivia night, the Longwood Gardens Festival of Fountains, Patti LaBelle at the Dell Music Center, Parks on Tap, Beer Gardens, many FREE movie nights, Photo Pop Philly, Center City Sips, Schuylkill Movie Nights, the Spruce Street Harbor Park & UNIVESTival and so much more, you might need a vacation after this … [Read More...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, August 13 – 19
'Things To Do During The Week In August In Philadelphia!' With the many museum exhibits, the Longwood Gardens Festival of Fountains, Night Out Restaurant Week, Parks on Tap, Summer fun at the Oval +, Beer Gardens, many FREE movie nights, The Philadelphia Phillies vs the Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Photo Pop Philly, Center City Sips, Schuylkill Movie Nights, the Spruce Street … [Read More...]
Night Out Restaurant Week In Northern Liberties and Fishtown
'Exploring Tasty Food Deals' Nearing the end of the summer, here is your chance to enjoy discounted prix-fixe menus during the fifth-annual Night Out Restaurant Week from August 10 - 19! Explore nineteen restaurants, mostly in Northern Liberties and Fishtown, where they will be offering multi-course lunch and dinner menus ranging from $15 to $35 per meal. Maybe find your next … [Read More...]
Free and Exciting Things To Do In Philly This Week, August 6 – 12
'Enjoy August In Philadelphia!' With the many museum exhibits, the Longwood Gardens Festival of Fountains, Parks on Tap, Summer fun at the Oval +, Beer Gardens, many FREE movie nights, The Rise of the Rocky Steps, Photo Pop Philly, Center City Sips, Night Market Philadelphia, Yard's Brewing Warehouse Party, Schuylkill Movie Nights, Night Out Restaurant Week, Philly Free Streets, the Spruce Street … [Read More...]
Exploring Many Philadelphia Historical Sites!
Philadelphia History – Exploring Awesomeness The History of Philadelphia has so much to offer and is a large part of who we are today. History states that Philadelphia was first founded by William Penn on October 27th, 1682. But prior to Penn, it’s been said that Philadelphia was home of the Lenape Indians. Penn bought the land from the local Lenape Nation to be on good terms … [Read More...]
Follow Us!