Eastern State Penitentiary Summer 2026 Programs With Juneteenth Festival, FIFA Programming and More
Eastern State Penitentiary summer 2026 opens this week with a Juneteenth Festival on June 19, World Cup programming and more throughout July.
Eastern State Penitentiary summer 2026 opens this week with a Juneteenth Festival on June 19, World Cup programming and more throughout July.
PIMCON 2026 announces its full speaker lineup for the October 10 creator conference at Vault XXVII in Philadelphia — early-bird tickets are on sale now through June 26 at phillyinfluencermixer.com.
Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia 2026 returns Thursday, August 20 — the 14th annual white dinner event brings a new secret location and an America 250 theme to one of the city’s most anticipated summer nights.
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.
The Philadelphia Concours d’Elegance returns June 6–7, 2026 at Union League Liberty Hill with a $300M curated field of Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and modern hypercars — plus a Gourmet Gala, live auction, and the Concours Exhibition benefiting Cool Cars for Kids.
On June 13, the USA faces Ecuador in arena polo at Work to Ride’s McCausland Arena in Fairmount Park. The Buddy Combs International Arena Challenge is $10, all-ages, and worth your afternoon.
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.
ArtPhilly’s inaugural What Now: 2026 festival runs May 27–July 2 across five Philadelphia neighborhoods — 34 original commissions, 12 disciplines, and one genuinely open question addressed by the city’s own artists.
Ryan Howard, Jimmy Rollins, and Shane Victorino return to Citizens Bank Park as Team Captains for MLBx: All-Star 3-on-3 — a new competition debuting on All-Star Sunday, July 12.
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.