Philly's February Schedule is in Full Swing
This Valentine's Month, the City of Brotherly Love has plenty to offer for foodies, families, and culture enthusiasts. With Restaurant Week wrapping up on Wednesday, diners have one last chance to snag affordable prix fixe menus at top spots like Emilia in Kensington.
Meanwhile, the annual Mardi Gras pop-up is now open at Craftsman Row Saloon, adding a festive touch to the city's culinary scene. The Philadelphia Auto Show, which runs through Sunday, offers an exciting opportunity for car enthusiasts to check out the latest models and innovative designs from top manufacturers.
Art lovers will appreciate the First Friday events taking place citywide this Friday, with galleries and creative spaces hosting evening programming that showcases local talent. For a fun family outing, head to Cherry Street Pier on Saturday for the Hearts & Crafts Ball, or indulge in an early-morning treat at one of the participating Ice Cream for Breakfast Day locations.
Sports fans will be able to cheer on their favorite teams during Super Bowl watch parties hosted at bars and restaurants throughout the city this Sunday. Black History Month programming continues all month at iconic sites such as the Betsy Ross House, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Museum of the American Revolution.
In the world of entertainment, WWE Monday Night Raw returns to Xfinity Mobile Arena on February 2nd, while Opera Philadelphia's production of "Complications in Sue" performs at the historic Academy of Music from February 4th-8th. Theater enthusiasts won't want to miss Philadelphia Theatre Company's staging of "Caesar" at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre from February 6th-22nd.
If dogs are part of your family, be sure to mark down Bark Bowl 2026 at Craft Hall for Saturday, February 7th, featuring a fun-filled afternoon of dog-friendly activities and entertainment. With so many events to choose from, there's something for everyone in Philadelphia this month.
This Valentine's Month, the City of Brotherly Love has plenty to offer for foodies, families, and culture enthusiasts. With Restaurant Week wrapping up on Wednesday, diners have one last chance to snag affordable prix fixe menus at top spots like Emilia in Kensington.
Meanwhile, the annual Mardi Gras pop-up is now open at Craftsman Row Saloon, adding a festive touch to the city's culinary scene. The Philadelphia Auto Show, which runs through Sunday, offers an exciting opportunity for car enthusiasts to check out the latest models and innovative designs from top manufacturers.
Art lovers will appreciate the First Friday events taking place citywide this Friday, with galleries and creative spaces hosting evening programming that showcases local talent. For a fun family outing, head to Cherry Street Pier on Saturday for the Hearts & Crafts Ball, or indulge in an early-morning treat at one of the participating Ice Cream for Breakfast Day locations.
Sports fans will be able to cheer on their favorite teams during Super Bowl watch parties hosted at bars and restaurants throughout the city this Sunday. Black History Month programming continues all month at iconic sites such as the Betsy Ross House, Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Museum of the American Revolution.
In the world of entertainment, WWE Monday Night Raw returns to Xfinity Mobile Arena on February 2nd, while Opera Philadelphia's production of "Complications in Sue" performs at the historic Academy of Music from February 4th-8th. Theater enthusiasts won't want to miss Philadelphia Theatre Company's staging of "Caesar" at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre from February 6th-22nd.
If dogs are part of your family, be sure to mark down Bark Bowl 2026 at Craft Hall for Saturday, February 7th, featuring a fun-filled afternoon of dog-friendly activities and entertainment. With so many events to choose from, there's something for everyone in Philadelphia this month.
. And what about all the people who can't afford those fancy prix fixe menus? Restaurant Week is wrapping up, which means prices are gonna go back up 
. On a more uplifting note, there's still hope for car enthusiasts as the Philadelphia Auto Show is happening this weekend! 
in philly we have the best restaurant week ever emilia is literally one of my fave spots and now they're having a special pop-up its gonna be lit 
! but what really gets me is that first friday events are happening everywhere and i cant wait to check out all those galleries 
! its always so inspiring to see local artists showcase their talents 
I also love that they're keepin' it artsy with First Friday events all month. But, for real tho... who's countin' down to Bark Bowl 2026?! 
i mean restaurant week is already over but still some great deals left at places like emilia 
and mardi gras pop-up is a must-visit for festive vibes 
plus, the philly auto show has some sick new car designs 
family fun can be had at cherry street pier or ice cream for breakfast 
meanwhile, sports fans will have a blast at super bowl watch parties 
️ and dogs will love bark bowl 2026 
. it feels like philly is just trying to cash in on the lovey-dovey atmosphere and charge top dollar for overpriced drinks and mediocre food at the mardi gras pop-up 
. First Friday events sound like so much fun, but I wish they'd do more than just one night - it feels like we have to choose between art and other things all the time 
. Anyway, it sounds like there's something for everyone in Philly this month... except maybe dog owners who are having to plan their whole day around Bark Bowl 
and can we talk about how exciting the philly auto show is for car enthusiasts?? 
- like, who doesn't love a sweet treat to start the morning? but idk if i'll be able to make it with all these events happening at the same time... maybe i'll just stick to watching WWE Monday Night Raw on Feb 2nd from home 
also why do they have Ice Cream for Breakfast Day?? is that even a thing? 
wanna know more about WWE Monday Night Raw tho, when does it start 
. Can't wait to see what else this month has in store! 
. But, gotta say, all these events are making me feel like a kid again... when was the last time I got to enjoy Mardi Gras pop-up and Super Bowl watch parties? 
, there's just so much to do and see! I went to that Ice Cream for Breakfast Day thing with my friends last weekend and it was SO much fun 
, we had a blast trying all these weird and yummy flavors. And have you seen those First Friday events? 