Choses à faire à Philadelphie cette semaine et ce week-end

Through Friday, April 3, 2026

The finalists are locked in, and this week is your last chance to vote in the 2026 Liberty Bells, Visit Philadelphia’s annual awards-season celebration of all the Philly people, places and things that you love most. (And seeing as Philly is the birthplace of American democracy, it’s only natural that we leave the voting up to the people.)

So what are you waiting for? Click here to vote for your favorites. You can vote once per day now through Friday.

Through Saturday, April 4, 2026

L'esprit de la marche Sin Colonias de 1976 (alias “le bicentenaire du peuple”), Fairhill Organisation artistique et culturelle portoricaine, Taller Puertorriqueño, marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a year-long slate of programs amplifying Puerto Rican and Afro-Latine perspectives.

Wrapping up this week, Taller showcases Orisha Santos: An Artistic Interpretation of the Seven African Powers. This exhibition showcases the work of New York sculptor Jorge Luis Rodriguez, who collaborated with members of Philly’s Yoruba Orisha community to inspire his work.

Through Sunday, April 5, 2026

As she lies dying, First Lady Martha Washington can’t escape the wild visions holding her to account, as the enslaved people who will be freed upon her death put her on trial.

Par la Wilma's HotHouse Acting Company et le dramaturge James Ijames, lauréat du prix Pulitzer, Le procès le plus spectaculairement lamentable de Miz Martha Washington delivers a biting satire that explores history, race and power dynamics.

Plus, there’s still time to cash in on the A l'échelle de la ville James Ijames Pass, offering access to this play and Ijames’ upcoming world premiere production, Génération sauvage, for $90.

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The Cult of Cream Puff has arrived.

Beard Papa’s — Japan’s wildly popular pastry brand — opened its first store in Philly last week, bringing its crunchy, flaky and oh-so tasty choux pastries to the City of Brotherly Love. The shop (Beard Papa’s 578th overall) is known for its cream-filled eclairs, and offers crowd-pleasing flavor bombs like the vanilla bean, Oreo cookie crumble, strawberry and chocolate eclairs, along with limited-time seasonal flavs like sakura-matcha and ube.

The thin and airy pastries stand out due to their pie crust bottoms and delicately sweet custard fillings (made fresh on site), and visitors can expect more flavors added to the menu as operations ramp up.

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With Michelin-starred chef Laurent Tourondel at the helm, you know it’s gotta be good.

This brand-new steakhouse en Northern Liberties sports a sophisticated menu, classy decor, and global inspirations spanning Italy, Asia and the Mediterranean. The elevated food offerings riff on beloved favorites and add a few surprises into the mix, with items like Japanese-inspired lemon chicken parm sandwiches, wood-fired whole branzino, wagyu hot dogs with gruyère and ice cream sundaes (just because).

Plus, the curated drink menu features a robust wine list, right alongside an impressive roster of signature cocktails like the Golden Hour (white raspberry gin with Noveis Antico bitter liqueur and lemon-infused vermouth), and the Smokin’ Gun (mezcal, blackberry-infused brandy, Bonal aperitif wine, Thai basil and lime).

On the horizon: happy hour and a full brunch menu.

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Quack *checks notes* quack. Lucky Duck — a brand-spankin’-new bar and restaurant along the Fleuve Delaware — is much more than the sum of its parts.

The second brainchild of Libertee Grounds owners Priyank Rambhia, Sanil Shah and Kanay Patel, this tavern-style American bistro dishes out the pub grub you’d expect (crispy pizzas, Cooper Sharp burgers, salads), as well as a number of surprise entrees like duck bolognese, steak frites and oysters with mango mignonette.

When the weather warms up, bring your craft cocktails and draft pours out to the patio and enjoy that sweet, sweet backdrop of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge.

Through Sunday, April 12, 2026

Spring break, woo hoo! Philly cranks up the fun with a whole host of limited-time family events and activities at some of the city’s biggest attractions.

This week, experience immersive storytelling and interactive fun during The Great Escape à Eastern State Penitentiary (through Sunday); dive into special nautical crafts à la Independence Seaport Museum (Monday through Friday); or watch live theater bring history to life à la Museum of the American Revolution (through April 12, 2026).

Spring break activities are included with general admission to each attraction.

March 30 – April 1, 2026

When the bats get crackin’, you know it’s hittin’ season. The Fightin’ Phils are back for another week at Citizens Bank Park — this time against National League East rivals the Washington Nationals.

The starting lineup of the three-game stretch features Trea Turner, Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper — and marks the return of Phillies all-star pitcher Andrew Painter on Tuesday.

Can’t decide which night to go? Tuesday is another buy-one-get-one hot dog night (translation: get those glizzies), and Wednesday is School Spirit Night (rah, rah, sis boom bah!).

Opens Monday, March 30, 2026 (select dates)

Located in the southeast sliver of Bucks County — between Northeast Philly et le Fleuve Delaware — is Maison historique, jardins et arboretum d'Andalousie, an early 1800s Greek Revival mansion on a 50-acre estate surrounded by native woodlands and formal gardens.

For opening week, the attraction kicks things off in style with two new exhibitions: Revolutionary Family — celebrating Le 250e anniversaire de l'Amérique — and the stunningly abstract L'Amérique radicale (Monday through November 13, 2026). Plus, Andalusia opens its doors on select Saturdays this year, including Open Saturday this week (the perfect time to catch the estate’s nearly two-dozen cherry blossom trees blooming in technicolor perfection).

Billets en prévente are required, and both guided and self-guided tours are available.

March 31 – April 5, 2026

The hall is alive with La Mélodie du bonheur. The live musical version of one of the most cherished movies of all time kicks off a short run at Philly’s iconic Académie de musique cette semaine.

Set in 1930s Austria, the story follows nun Maria and her musical musings with the von Trapp family. The story of love and resilience features the classic score from Rodgers and Hammerstein, now reinvisioned for the stage.

Part of Ensemble Arts Philly’s buy-two-or-more Série Découverte en famille savings package, ticket buyers can save up to 25% when purchasing tickets to two or more shows.

When the City of Philadelphia proposed that a potentially disruptive new sports arena be developed right next to Chinatown, a grassroots movement of local community members banded together to remind everyone about the importance of protecting the city’s cultural heritage.

No Arena: Making a Movement captures stories of the people, moments and strategies that made the movement possible through archival documents, audio installations, and a schedule of programs and events — each exploring lessons learned and visions for preserving Chinatown’s history.

Want to get a first look and celebrate some of those who made the movement possible? Don’t miss the opening reception this Tuesday.

Du 1er au 30 avril 2026 (les dates varient en fonction de l'événement)

Philly a un histoire qu'aucune autre ville ne peut revendiquer. Et si on fêtait ça ?

En plus de l'année Semi-centenaire en avril (et au-delà !), les institutions culturelles de la ville, en collaboration avec l'Histories Collaborative of Philadelphia, se sont associées pour la toute première édition de l'événement "Histoires de Philadelphie", qui se déroulera à l'occasion de la Journée européenne de la culture. Mois de l'histoire de Philadelphie, une célébration à l'échelle de la ville avec des événements spéciaux, des visites, des expositions, des conférences et bien plus encore.

Vous voulez participer à l'action historique ? Consultez le site notre guide détaillé pour consulter la liste des offres.

Du 1er au 30 avril 2026

April is National Arab American Heritage Month, and Philly recognizes the achievements and contributions of Arab Americans this month at restaurants, shops, galleries and institutions throughout the city.

Enjoy authentic experiences at popular Arab-owned and -operated eateries, like the James Beard-honored Suraya en Fishtown, the French-Lebanese Café La Maude en Northern Liberties, Casablanca Mediterranean Grill près de East Passyunk, the Middle Eastern-influenced Malooga en Old City et Haraz Coffee House, the popular Yemeni coffee shop in University City.

Shop local goods at any of the city’s Arab-owned and -operated stores, including trendy threads at Beyond the Seams le long de North Broad and handcrafted Moroccan crafts at Le petit bazar de Marrakech en Reading Terminal Market, or check out the non-profit Al-Bustan gallery et online store, where each purchase supports art and education programs.

Plus, this week, don’t miss the film screening of The Travels of Ibn Jubayr at The Rotunda, featuring a special performance by acclaimed composer Maurice Louca (Tuesday).

April 1-30, 2025

As the birthplace and hometown of some of the most notable figures in jazz history, including Billie Holiday, John Coltrane, Ethel Waters and Dizzy Gillespie, Philly’s jazz roots run deep — and the city is celebrating this April with Philly Jazz Month. Here are some of the city’s top jazz events this week:

• Kick-off Celebration: Philly Jazz Month 2026 at City Hall: Start Philly Jazz Month on a high note inside City Hall avec this lively kick-off event. Featuring welcoming remarks, smooth sounds, light bites and a splash of wine, the event honors Philly’s jazz legacy — this month and beyond (Tuesday).
• Various shows at Chris’ Jazz Cafe and SOUTH: Le café jazz de Chris et SOUTH Restaurant & Jazz Club are two of the hottest jazz spots in the city — and you catch live performances most of the week at each venue (with a nice dinner to boot). Chris’ heats things up with a full lineup of sets this week (Tuesday through Saturday), while SOUTH takes us home with a few end-of-week shows (Thursday through Sunday).
• East Passyunk Jazz Crawl: East Passy gets brassy with a big lineup of performers for its second annual Jazz Crawl. Wander from spot to spot as free live sets spill out of local shops all afternoon — like one big ol’ jazz playground. Plus, stick around for Lindy Hop dancing and performances by popular local artists on the main stage (Saturday).
• Free First Sunday Family Day: Philly Jazz Month at the Barnes Foundation: Le Barnes Foundation takes its Free First Sunday series — featuring art, music and family fun — and gives it a jazzy twist this month. Catch rising stars Equinox as they bring fresh energy to classic sounds, then explore hands-on activities and gallery treasures (Sunday).
• More Jazz in Philly: Looking for even more events? Check out the official Philly Jazz Month’s 2026 calendar, scroll through the year-round Philly Jazz Scene event round-up, or peruse Visit Philadelphia’s own guide to live music in Philly — featuring top jazz venues and so much more.

Opens Wednesday, April 1, 2026

Reopening for the season on Wednesday, ce pays des merveilles botaniques — spread across 35 acres of Delaware County — features more than 5,000 plants on the grounds of the century-old former Rosengarten manor.

The lush, contemporary arboretum is home to several distinct gardens with perennial displays, vegetable gardens, orchards, landscaped terraces, wildflower meadows, ruins, shady woods and agricultural fields.

Opens April 1 & 2, 2026

Two of Philly’s historic heavyweights, Stenton et Wyck, reopen for tours in Germantown this week (by appointment only), each offering distinct windows into Philly’s past.

Stenton, a 300-year-old mansion and former plantation, explores the complexities of abolitionist history through art, artifacts and stories. The estate is known for its preserved 2,700-volume library — once used by revolutionaries like Benjamin Franklin — and its memorials to the enslaved people who once lived there (opens Wednesday).

Just down the road, Wyck — a 2.5-acre National Historic Landmark first conceived in 1690 — offers a gentler stroll back in time. The site is home to antique-filled outbuildings, a working urban farm and the oldest unmodified rose garden in America, including some roses found nowhere else in the world: the Elegant Gallica and the Lafayette Rose (opens Thursday).

Opens Wednesday, April 1, 2026

Jardin des noyers is back for another season of sips and sunshine in Rittenhouse Square.

The lively outdoor beer garden sports two full-service bars (Garden Bar and Tent Bar), a dedicated draft trailer (with beer, wine and cocktails), and a kitchen trailer slinging plenty of crowdpleasers a la chicken tenders, cheesesteaks and hot dogs. Plus, kiddos can hang out on the wooden Jeep and slide in the children’s garden area, and leashed pups are welcome anytime.

Walnut Garden is open daily until New Year’s Eve.

Spring into wellness at the Penn Museum, when it transforms its gardens and galleries into a sanctuary of self-care during Recharge mentale et émotionnelle, dans le cadre de la série populaire des premiers mercredis du musée.

L'expérience "after-hours" invite les visiteurs à faire une pause dans le rush du milieu de semaine et à ouvrir leur troisième œil grâce à des activités multisensorielles guidées par différents praticiens du yoga, de la méditation et des arts expressifs.

De plus, l'événement propose des créations artistiques, des explorations de galeries en pleine conscience, un marché du bien-être et des bouchées légères et des rafraîchissements à la carte au bar botanique. Billets sont nécessaires.

Attention aspiring historians and future history-makers: The National Constitution Center is all yours for the evening. As part of its spring break festivities, the Old City museum stays open late this Wednesday for Family Fun Night.

On the schedule for the evening, youngsters and their adults can look forward to guided flashlight tours of Signers’ Hall, a ton of 18th-century themed crafts, activities and workshops, and full access to the museum’s galleries, including the new La fondation de l'Amérique exposition. The best part? Admission costs only $5.

April 2 & 5, 2026

With the postseason in view, the Philadelphia Flyers continue their playoff push this week with two at-home match-ups.

Ready to leave it all on the ice at Xfinity Mobile Arena, the orange and black take on the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.

Then, an afternoon game on Sunday pits the Fly Guys against the Boston Bruins, with the final promotional event of the season … Dollar Ice Cream Night!

April 2-16, 2026

The Academy of Natural Sciences celebrates Earth Month with the Confluence: Film Festival, its third annual film fest dedicated to all things environmental.

The festival showcases films — all focusing on this year’s festival theme of “Seeding the Future” — from regional filmmakers that explore the climate crisis, sustainability and justice. Things kick off with an opening night party this Thursday, featuring live music, film screenings, and pay-as-you-go food and drinks in Dino Hall.

Confluence was developed in partnership with BlackStar Projects, cinéSPEAK, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival. Billets are required, and discounted four-day packages are available.

Friday, April 3, 2026

Le premier vendredi de chaque mois, les galeries, boutiques et attractions de Philly invitent les visiteurs et les habitants à découvrir le meilleur de la scène artistique et culturelle de la ville en prolongeant les heures d'ouverture, en organisant des événements mensuels et en présentant des vitrines spéciales. Les points forts de ce mois-ci sont les suivants :

• a Friday night fete featuring local art and handcrafted cocktails at the Gaslamp Hotel
• a new, nighttime art installation setting Kensington storefronts aglow
• hands-on activities and the debut of a new visite audio à l'Institut d'histoire des sciences
• an art lover’s dream with free exhibitions, an artisans market and live entertainment at Cherry Street Pier
• une journée entière of events, live music, restaurant specials and new gallery showcases, plus deals and extended hours at local retailers in Chestnut Hill, and
• a DJ-fueled vendor market with free bites and vino at Plant & People.

Calling all sneakerheads, shoeaholics and sole-mates: It’s time to get your kicks at the largest sneaker marketplace on the East Coast.

More than 250 vendors set up at the Centre de convention de Pennsylvanie with over 100,000 accessories, apparel and pairs of sneakers — ranging from vintage finds to the freshest drops.

New for 2026: The street-style hotspot gets into the trading card game, debuting a special marketplace for the collectibles and a limited-edition Allen Iverson card drop — complete with a special appearance from the NBA legend himself.

Ouverture le samedi 4 avril 2026

This beloved culinary treasure returns to the heart of South Philly’s FDR Park, ushering in outdoor market season. A marché saisonnier de renommée nationale, le Marché de l'Asie du Sud-Est pops up every warm-weather weekend (except for occasional special events), showcasing some of the best Lao, Khmer, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian cuisine in the city.

Last year’s market saw over 70 vendors offering traditional dishes, authentic street food and culturally specific produce, plus plants, jewelry and clothing. Pack a picnic blanket and don’t forget to bring cash — some vendors are cash-only, and there’s no ATM on site.

You know what spring means: It’s palooza season. Bring the littles over to Smith Memorial Playground for a fun and interactive day of games, snacks, hands-on activities, live entertainment and more.

The massive playground offers nature exploration, plenty of playground equipment and climbables, and, of course, its iconic 12-foot-wide, 60-foot-long wooden slide. The event is completely free to attend, but you can register in advance ici. Complimentary snacks are up for grabs, courtesy of Herr’s, with additional refreshments available for purchase.

Through Sunday, April 5, 2026

Wicker baskets at the ready: The Easter Bunny is popping up all around Greater Philly this weekend, with colorful eggs a-plenty:

• Easter at the Philadelphia Zoo: The residents of the Philadelphia Zoo host an extra special guest this Easter season and a slate of holiday-themed activities, including a chasse au trésor highlighting animals across the zoo (through Sunday, April 12), a traditional easter egg hunt (Friday through Sunday) and a magical brunch with the head bunny as the guest of honor (Sunday).
• Easter Eggstravaganza at Shadybrook Farm: Shady Brook celebrates the Day of the Bunny with wagon rides, kid-friendly field activities and obstacle courses, pay-as-you-go food and drinks, photo ops, live music (Friday and Saturday only), and the Easter Treat Trail. Collect enough eggs on the trail and you can trade them in for sweet treats (Thursday through Saturday).
• Hop-A-Long Trail at Franklin Square: You bring the basket, they’ll bring the treats. Gather the littles and make your way over to Franklin Square to hit up the Hop-A-Long Trail, collecting eggs along the way. The family event is free to attend for kids under the age of 10, but enregistrement is required (Saturday).
• Easter at Elmwood Park Zoo: Easter eggs filled with tasty treats are popping up all around this popular Norristown attraction — and it’s up to your little ones to find them. Free with zoo admission, Elmwood Park Zoo’s easter egg hunt is open to kids ages 2 through 10 (Sunday).
• 93rd Annual Easter Promenade on South Street: Ce bien-aimé Rue du Sud Easter strut celebrates its 93rd anniversary this Sunday. Kids and grown-ups alike can come dressed in their Sunday best for a free promenade, complete with live music, free bunny ears, a Best Dressed contest, and a visit from the Easter Bunny and other local mascots (Sunday).
• Easter Brunch Events in Greater Philadelphia: Not looking to cook on this Bun-day Sunday? Celebrate the holiday with tasty brunch options at restaurants across the region, like  Little Walter's à Kensington, Taverne Red Owl dans Old City, Carré 1682 dans Rittenhouse Square, La queue tordue in the Headhouse District and Dolce Italian en Centre ville. Ou brunch aboard City Cruises’ The Spirit of Philadelphia, which includes a full buffet, bottomless mimosas, a live DJ, spectacular views of the Philly skyline and Delaware River, and a visit from the Easter Bunny.

Around Saturday, April 4, 2026

Greater Philadelphia is looking mighty pretty in pink, as its cherry blossoms are anticipated to reach their peak this week.

Named one of the best places in the nation to enjoy cherry blossom blooms par AFAR magazine, Philly is a prime place to observe the blooms’ fleeting beauty with plenty of picturesque locales to cherry blossom peep across the city and countryside.

Explosions of pink, white and purple frame the breathtaking Centre culturel japonais Shofuso, and dot the grounds of Longwood Gardens. There are also a ton of low-key places to park, sit or stroll under the blossoms throughout the region, including Belmont Plateau and Rittenhouse Square. Get a full rundown on where to view this year’s blooms with our 2026 guide.

Also, keep an eye out for special events, like Arboretum de Morris’s Sake and Sakura Sip and Stroll, a ticketed self-guided tour and sake sampling sesh (Thursday, April 2, 2026).

52 semaines de premières fois honore 250 ans de pionniers Philly en célébrant les nombreuses réalisations historiques de la ville - tous les samedis, tout au long de l'année 2026. Parmi les “premières” de Philadelphie figurent des inventions comme le Slinky, des étapes culturelles comme la fête des mères et des lieux importants comme la première église épiscopale méthodiste africaine.

Les célébrations gratuites ont lieu à l'emplacement d'origine de chaque première (ou dans des espaces qui représentent les lieux où ces événements marquants se sont produits) et comprennent des conférenciers invités, une sculpture, des événements mensuels sous chapiteau et des plongées historiques par Once Upon a Nation.

Ce samedi, ne manquez pas la célébration du America’s first sports stadium (1895) at Franklin Field on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus.

5-11 avril 2026

Deux fois par an Semaine des restaurants latinos aims to boost business for local Latino restaurants both in the city and the countryside, as the promotional event that started in 2020 enters its sixth year.

The list of participating restaurants for the Spring 2026 edition continues to grow, featuring over two-dozen of Filadelfia’s best Latino eateries, including Mexican, Puerto Rican, Dominican, Colombian, Peruvian and more.

Each spot offers either a buy-two-entrees, get-an-appetizer-or-dessert-free promotion or a special limited-time menu, and participating restaurants this spring include Adelita Taqueria & Restaurant, El Merkury, Casa Mexico, Mixto Restaurant, and more. Bon appétit !

April 5 – May 17, 2026 | 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Sundays only)

Roam the streets and shop till you drop. For seven Sundays this April and May, one of Philadelphia’s des magasins et des restaurants de premier ordre Les destinations se transforment en oasis sans voiture.

Pendant Rues ouvertes : West Walnut, pedestrians can shop, dine and mosey along seven car-free blocks while enjoying acoustic music, strolling performers and family-friendly activities.

The Open Streets zone runs on Walnut Street between Broad Street and 19th Street, and on 18th Street between Locust Street and Chestnut Street. Check out the site officiel pour connaître le programme des divertissements et la liste des événements organisés par les détaillants et les restaurants.

Les dates varient en fonction de l'événement

Treat yourself at one of these food-related happenings in Greater Philadelphia. Hungry for more? Chow down on our guide to Philly’s newest restaurant openings this spring.

• Corio x Poi Dog Pizza Collaboration at Corio: Picture this: a pizza pie packed with crunchy red cabbage, fresh scallions, generous morsels of mozzarella and toasted sesame seeds. And the final piece of the pizza-shaped puzzle: tender pieces of chicken marinated in a fruity, gingery, guava-flavored sauce. It’s sweet. It’s savory. It’s tropical. And it all could be yours with this limited-time collab at Corio that pairs Poi Dog’s Hawaiian-style sauces with the University City restaurant’s pies (through Tuesday).
• Opening for the Season: The Beer Garden at the Lawn in University City: Take happy hour outdoors this Friday. University City’s warm-weather open-air hub, The Lawn, returns for the season with $5 brews from Two Locals Brewing, $8 ciders, $10 cocktails and $9 wines, plus a live DJ set. Keep an eye on the site officiel for more information about upcoming events (Friday).
• Ocho Supper Club X Cafe Lyft Presents Spring Inception at Cafe Lyft: Ring the alarm: This is your chance to snag Philly’s hottest dinner reservation right now. Ocho Supper Club — Chef RJ Smith’s elusive supper club and restaurant residency known for showcasing Afro-Caribbean flavors, culinary traditions and culture — takes over Cafe Lyft for a vibrant multi-course meal inspired by the season’s first harvests (Saturday).
• Liquid Brunch at Fabrika: Why should all the fun be had at night? This new daytime event series makes its grand debut at Fabrika with champagne, DJs, elevated vibes, pay-as-you-go food and drinks, and — wait for it — guaranteed seating.  Plus, guests get a complimentary glass of bubbly and a curated gift on arrival (Saturday).

Les dates varient en fonction de l'événement

Soak up these live performances at venues across Greater Philadelphia. Looking for an encore? The curtain’s rising on plenty of acts this spring and summer in our seasonal guide to Philly performing arts.

• Zara Larsson at The Fillmore: Summer’s not a season; it’s a lifestyle. See: Swedish pop star Zara Larsson’s dreamy and danceable songs that bring the shine and heat 24/7, 365. Step into the Lune bleue-singer’s sun-soaked world when her Midnight Sun Tour takes The Fillmore this week (Monday).
• kwn at the Theatre of Living Arts: A rising-star out of East London, kwn (pronounced kay-wuhn) gives quiet storm 2.0 — and her hits Faites ce que je dis, l'arrière du club et le pire comportement are all prime candidates for a sensual, late-night soundtrack. The singer-songwriter-producer brings the confessional lyrics and alt-R&B vibes to South Street’s Theatre of Living Arts (mercredi).
• Oops! All Trans at Tattooed Mom: Just as colorful — with just as much bite — as a big ole box of Cap’n Crunch, this all-trans stand-up comedy show at Tattooed Mom delivers big personalities and even bigger laughs, just in time for Trans Day of Visibility (Wednesday).
• Whitney Cummings at Miller Theater: Mama’s back outside and back on stage! Emmy-nominated comedian, author, podcaster and all-around multi-hyphenate Whitney Cummings embarks on a brand-new comedy tour with a bevy of tales inspired by life as a new mom. Laugh right along with the funny lady when she comes to the Miller Theater (Friday).
• Peppa Pig : Mon premier concert au Miller Theater : Your favorite family of farm animals is going to the orchestra. Peppa Pig — with Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig and George, of course — discovers all the magic of a classical orchestra, alongside your own itty bitty piggies, at this interactive concert featuring the children’s show’s most popular tunes and iconic compositions by Beethoven, Mozart and more (Saturday).

Les dates varient selon la tournée

Vous faites partie de la tournée ? (Vous devriez l'être.) Découvrez nos choix parmi les meilleurs visites guidées en Philly cette semaine. Vous en voulez plus ? Allez à votre rythme et partez pour l'une des activités suivantes ces visites autoguidées.

• Jewish History Self-Guided Tour at Eastern State Penitentiary: Learn all about Jewish life behind the walls of Eastern State Penitentiary with a visite libre highlighting how prisoners and other community members stayed connected to their faith and cultural traditions, even behind the historic prison’s gates (Wednesday through Wednesday, April 8, 2026).
• Science & Activism Tour at the Science History Institute: Believe it or not, science and activism go hand-in-hand. This free, drop-in tour at the Old City museum spotlights scientists, activists and organizations, like ACT UP and the Black Panthers, who reshaped our understanding of science through their environmental justice and public health efforts (Saturday).
• Death and Taxes: The Man Behind the Legend Tour at Christ Church: From the free library to the fire department, Benjamin Franklin’s influence reaches far beyond the grave. Get to know the man behind the myths and the legends better with this ticketed tour of his final resting place and those of his loved ones, rivals and fellow revolutionaries (Saturday through Saturday, April 25, 2026).

Les dates varient en fonction de l'événement

On peut avoir un “ whoop whoop ” ? On peut avoir un “ oh yeah ” ? Philly vie nocturne est plus cool que jamais avec ces soirées dansantes cette semaine :

• El Coro Presents: Benito Only at Silk City: Kick off Easter weekend with the baddest bunny in all the land at this 21-and-over fiesta at Silk City. It’s all Benito, all night long, so join other Bad Bunny-loving fans on the floor to dance along to his hits from X 100PRE à DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS (Jeudi).
• COLORS Worldwide Presents R&B Only at The Fillmore: Can we talk for a minute? If soul set the soundtrack to your most memorable moments, this is the Saturday night move for you. This 21-and-up all-R&B dance party hits you with popular beats, classic hits and deep cuts from the genre’s past through now (Saturday).
• Gyal Tunes at Winston Social Club: DJs Bobby Flowers and AMH take turns behind the tables at this Old City joint, spinning R&B, dancehall, afrobeats, bounce and hip-hop hits for all the ladies — but guys, you can come, too (Saturday).

En cours

Faites une ovation à la ville de l'amour fraternel : Le service de billetterie TKTS, de renommée internationale, est désormais présent dans Philly. Il rejoint les rangs de New York, Tokyo et Londres, TKTS Philadelphie propose une offre imbattable : 30% à 50% de réduction sur des billets pour une sélection de Philly spectacles de théâtre et d'arts de la scène dans les 72 heures précédant la représentation.

Les billets doivent être achetés en personne au Centre des visiteurs d'Independence et comprennent des spectacles d'Ensemble Arts, du Philadelphia Orchestra, du Wilma Theater et bien d'autres encore. Vous voulez tout savoir ? Lire la suite de notre guide.

En cours

Les visiteurs de la National Constitution Center peuvent désormais découvrir la très attendue La fondation de l'Amérique qui offre des instantanés high-tech de l'Amérique révolutionnaire dans ses moindres détails.

La nouvelle galerie permanente raconte comment les premiers Américains se sont battus pour l'indépendance, ont créé la Constitution américaine, ont rédigé la Déclaration des droits et ont finalement jeté les bases de notre démocratie. Les visiteurs peuvent explorer des couloirs immersifs, interagir avec des installations tactiles, regarder des vidéos captivantes et admirer des artefacts réels.

Outre d'autres artefacts, le nouvel espace comprend un exemplaire original ( !) de la Constitution des États-Unis - l'un des 14 qui subsistent - qui sera exposé jusqu'en 2026, ainsi que les premières impressions rares de 17 amendements constitutionnels.

En cours

Le travail de la costumière Ruth E. Carter, récompensée à deux reprises aux Oscars, est au centre de l'exposition. African American Museum in Philadelphia’La dernière exposition de la Commission européenne, L'afrofuturisme dans la création de costumes, qui explore la manière dont les images de costumes dessinées à la main par Carter ont contribué à définir des personnages de films emblématiques.

L'exposition modulaire, qui comporte des éléments interactifs, présente des costumes primés et des objets de la carrière de Carter, y compris un aperçu rare des croquis personnels de l'artiste et des costumes provenant de la collection privée de Carter.

Carter - alias la femme noire la plus nommée dans l'histoire des Oscars - a remporté des Oscars pour ses créations de costumes pour le film Panthère noire et est la première femme noire à remporter plusieurs Oscars, toutes catégories confondues.

Through Sunday, April 12, 2026

Où sont mes Peeps ? Ces friandises à base de guimauve fabriquées en Pennsylvanie servent d'inspiration artistique pour la création de chefs-d'œuvre en guimauve - y compris des œuvres d'art murales, des dioramas, des sculptures, etc. PEEPS dans le village événement annuel à la destination shop-play-dine, Village de colporteurs.

2026 marque la septième année de la tradition printanière bien-aimée de la Bucks County indie shopping haven. View the colorful and extremely Instagram-worthy candy creations inside the Visitor & Event Center.

Remarque : cet événement populaire attire les foules chaque année. En milieu de semaine, il est plus facile de se garer et d'admirer les œuvres d'art enrobées de sucre.

Jusqu'au dimanche 26 avril 2026

Seeking to “represent the people around [him],” Noah Davis spent his career capturing the intriphilamuseum.org/exhibitions/noah-daviscacies and beauty of everyday Black life in Los Angeles.

Bien qu'il soit connu pour ses peintures visuellement intéressantes - souvent oniriques - qui explorent la politique, la race, la mythologie et bien d'autres sujets, Davis s'adonnait également à la collection de photographies, à la sculpture expérimentale, au collage et à la création de sites web et, finalement, à l'ouverture de son propre musée.

Le présent rétrospective historique rend hommage à l'ensemble de la vie et de l'œuvre de l'artiste acclamé. Après avoir fait escale à Los Angeles, en Allemagne et en Angleterre, l'incroyable collection de plus de 60 pièces s'installe dans la ville de Londres. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

March 27 – May 3, 2026

Le printemps est officiellement arrivé à Longwood Gardens, Le plus grand jardin d'exposition horticole de Philly.

Les couleurs et les parfums familiers de la saison sont prêts à être découverts à l'occasion de la fête annuelle de l'agriculture. Fleurs de printemps qui offre la possibilité d'admirer les bulbes printaniers, les tulipes aromatiques, les glycines, les arbres en fleurs et bien d'autres choses encore dans cette attraction de renommée mondiale.

Pierre du Pont’s tranquil botanic oasis showcases nearly 10,000 varieties among its indoor and outdoor grounds. Timed admission tickets are requis.

Jusqu'au dimanche 24 mai 2026

Les plus petites créatures prennent vie dans les livres pour enfants emblématiques d'Eric Carle, tels que La chenille très affamée. Les illustrations de ces Petits êtres vivants sont au centre de l'attention à l'occasion de la Musée d'art Michener’qui présente les œuvres de l'auteur-illustrateur.

Inaugurée le jour de la Saint-Valentin, l'exposition à la Doylestown Le musée présente des illustrations originales tirées des titres bien-aimés de Carle, tels que Le grillon très silencieux, L'araignée très occupée et Ours brun, Ours brun, Que vois-tu ? Les visiteurs ont également l'occasion de voir les premiers croquis de Carle et de découvrir le processus de création de l'artiste.

Through Sunday, July 12, 2026

Lorsque le monde a tenté de les effacer, d'effacer leur travail et leurs sujets, ces artistes basés à Philly ont revendiqué leur espace - selon leurs propres termes, à travers leur propre travail.

Unfolding across not one, but two Philly museums — Woodmere et le Académie des beaux-arts de Pennsylvanie - Corps et âmes explores how artists’ work asserted the complexities of the human experience, tackling gender, sexuality, relationships and more; cultivated compassion; and imagined a better world.

The powerful exhibition showcases over 130 paintings, drawings and sculptures, by artists such as Barbara Bullock and Marta Sanchez, and from Philadelphia art collectors Robert and Frances Coulborn Kohler’s collection.

Jusqu'au dimanche 9 août 2026

La maison d'un individu en dit long sur lui. Pour les Shakers - une communauté religieuse née dans l'Angleterre du XVIIIe siècle et qui a prospéré aux États-Unis - les convictions profondes concernant la communauté, le travail et l'égalité s'étendaient à tous les aspects de la vie, y compris au mobilier, à l'architecture et aux biens de consommation courante.

L'association d'objets historiques fabriqués par les Shakers, tout droit sortis de l'usine de fabrication de la Testament d'Ann Lee avec des œuvres d'art contemporaines inspirées par la communauté, cette nouvelle exposition à la Institut d'art contemporain explore la manière dont le groupe a développé un langage visuel distinctif marqué par la simplicité, l'innovation et la détermination.

Envie d'en savoir plus ? L'exposition a été récemment présenté dans cet article de Le New York Times.

Jusqu'au lundi 7 septembre 2026

Pas besoin de quitter la ville pour vivre l'expérience d'un parc à thème Universal. Ce parc exposition en première mondiale, présenté par The Franklin Institute et Universal Destinations & Experiences, offre un aperçu des coulisses de l'innovation et de la création d'univers qui caractérisent chaque parc d'attractions Universal.

S'étendant sur 18 000 pieds carrés et huit galeries immersives, l'expérience interactive présente plus de 100 véhicules, accessoires et autres artefacts originaux provenant de manèges, d'attractions et de spectacles en direct célèbres dans le monde entier. Fidèle à l'esprit du Franklin Institute, l'exposition a une vocation éducative et met en valeur la technologie, l'ingénierie et l'art qui entrent en jeu dans la conception des parcs à thème.

Through Fall 2026

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, c'est le Philly PHLASH! Everyone’s favorite way to conveniently travel from one iconic Philadelphia attraction to another is back for a brand-new season.

All-day passes run just $5 (free for SEPTA Key holders) and stops include Reading Terminal Market, Eastern State Penitentiary, le Philadelphia Museum of Art, le Philadelphia Zoo and many more. For the first time ever, the distinct purple bus also stops at 30th Street Station, the Musée Mütter and the Fashion District.

Jusqu'au dimanche 3 janvier 2027

“Quand, dans le cours des événements humains...” Le document d'où provient cette phrase fondatrice est la pièce maîtresse de l'exposition de l'Union européenne. Museum of the American Revolution’La programmation 2026 de la Commission européenne. Le parcours de la déclaration retrace l'histoire de la charte fondatrice de l'Amérique et de son influence persistante, qui a inspiré plus de 100 mouvements indépendantistes dans le monde.

L'héritage de la Déclaration est exploré à travers des documents, des œuvres d'art et des artefacts, notamment la chaise de Thomas Jefferson, un projet de Déclaration française des droits annoté par le marquis de Lafayette, le banc de la prison où Martin Luther King Jr. a écrit “.“Lettre de la prison de Birmingham,un rouet présenté par Gandhi et bien d'autres choses encore.

March 28, 2026 – February 14, 2027

In 1803, President Thomas Jefferson tasked Meriwether Lewis and William Clark with exploring the nation’s western territories following the Louisiana Purchase. But did you know that Philadelphia’s Académie des sciences naturelles holds nearly all the explorers’ original journals and preserved specimens related to their botanical research in its Herbier Lewis & Clark?

The museum’s new Botanique des nations exhibition reexamines that rich collection through an Indigenous lens, blending botany (the study of plants) with ethnobotany (the study of how people use plants) to reshape the way we interpret the colonial journey.

Jusqu'au lundi 3 janvier 2028

Nous savons tous comment s'est terminée la guerre d'Indépendance américaine. Aujourd'hui, une toute nouvelle exposition, qui coïncide avec l'Année européenne de la guerre d'Indépendance, est organisée dans le cadre de l'Année européenne de la guerre d'Indépendance. Semi-centenaire célébration - à l'occasion de la Independence Seaport Museum explore comment notre nouvelle nation a reconstruit son économie après la crise.

Présentant environ 150 objets et artefacts rarement exposés, À la recherche du profit et du pouvoir : Philadelphie, le commerce avec la Chine et la construction des États-Unis examine comment le rêve américain a survécu (et prospéré) grâce à de nouvelles relations économiques et alliances commerciales internationales, et comment la Chine a contribué à faire des États-Unis la superpuissance mondiale qu'ils sont aujourd'hui.

C'est vrai : Philly est une primé, Une ville qui fait la une de l'actualité. Besoin d'aide pour suivre l'actualité ? Obtenez le scoop avec ce tour d'horizon hebdomadaire de nos articles préférés sur le Philly. Tout juste sorti des presses :

• Philly just set a delicious world record. Any guesses?
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• Coming soon: Voici comment you can shop, dine and stroll in a car-free oasis.
• The Roots Picnic announces a mega-star headliner and new location for 2026.

Can’t stop. Won’t stop. And you don’t have to because there’s more visitphilly.com content where that came from.

• Food trucks? Check. Giveaways? Check. Giant screens broadcasting the world’s largest soccer tournament? Triple check! Philly’s FIFA World Cup 26 celebration just got a whole lot bigger. This June, the FIFA Fan Festival takes over a historic pocket of  East Fairmount Park for an epic, free watch party. Find when, where and how to get tickets to the 39-day (yes, you read that correctly) festival in our brand-new guide.
• Get ready: A historic Philly landmark — once the cornerstone of Alexander Hamilton’s visionary plan to create a central banking system to support our nation — is set to reopen as a brand-new attraction this summer, just days before the country’s milestone 250th anniversary. Get all the insider details in our primer on the reopening of the First Bank of the United States.
• The Rocky Statue and the Rocky Steps are undeniably two of the most popular and quintessential stops in Philadelphia, with a steady flow of fans arriving daily at the Philadelphia Museum of Art to channel their inner Balboa. Starting this week, visitors have noticed a few changes at the iconic Philly landmark. Find out all about them in our updated guide to the Rocky Statue and Steps.