Simmer Down Halloween Haunt Party Gives Costumed Guests a Free Drink in Wilmington
The Simmer Down Halloween Haunt Party is a free October 31 night in a Wilmington speakeasy, with a free drink for costumes.
The Simmer Down Halloween Haunt Party is a free October 31 night in a Wilmington speakeasy, with a free drink for costumes.
Brauhaus Schmitz runs two Oktoberfests this fall: the free, all-ages South Street Oktoberfest on September 26th, and the ticketed 23rd Street Armory Oktoberfest on October 9th and 10th.
The Gas Lamp Hotel First Friday Fête runs July 3, 5–9pm in Old City — Dad’s Hat rye cocktails in Newton’s Cellar, Cocco’s Gelato and Farina Di Vita hoagies in the courtyard, Mac Wondo on sound. Free admission.
Aperol Hour Philadelphia returns to the Comcast Center plaza Thursday, June 18 — DJ Adrian Hardy, specialty cocktails, limited capacity, and a welcome spritz for the first 50 ticket holders.
Assembly Lounge Sunset Sundays returns every Sunday from June 14 through September 13 at Assembly Rooftop Lounge on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway — rotating DJs, a new summer menu by Executive Chef Sonny Ingui, and an updated cocktail program.
Ballers After Dark debuts June 12 at Ballers PHL in Fishtown, bringing vinyl sets, deep house, and an after-hours atmosphere rooted in music and community to one of Philadelphia’s most striking venues.
One Human 1985 brings the Roots Picnic Prelude to Bok’s 7th floor rooftop tonight — DJ Marc Asbury, South Philly skyline views, and the city’s biggest music weekend two days away.
The Wine Cup 2026 brings wine, beer, and spirits to the Philadelphia Navy Yard on June 20 — a festival hosted by three Black-owned winemakers and built to lift local businesses.
The Gas Lamp Hotel First Friday Fête returns to Old City on June 5 with courtyard bites from Cuba Libre, Dad’s Hat Rye cocktails at Newton’s Cellar, and Mac Wondo on the decks.
The Northern Liberties Spring Festival debuts May 9 — two stages, 15 live acts, food trucks, hot dog eating contest, 25+ artists and makers, kids’ zone, and free admission at 3rd and Poplar.