Philadelphia is gearing up for a long and festive Presidents' Day weekend, with a diverse lineup that blends romance, history, and entertainment.
Disney's beloved Broadway production, Beauty and the Beast, arrives at the historic Academy of Music on Wednesday. Get ready to be enchanted by this timeless tale of love and magic.
Meanwhile, Valentine's Day festivities will kick off on Friday, when the National Constitution Center opens its new "America's Founding" gallery. For a dose of thrills and excitement, head over to the Xfinity Mobile Arena for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus' limited run.
Saturday promises to be an exciting day, with the debut of The Franklin Institute's Universal Theme Parks exhibition, as well as the final weekend to explore "Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100" at the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art. Don't miss the opportunity to participate in Visit Philadelphia's free Black History Month tours.
On Sunday, Valentine's Day celebrations will continue with the launch of a special American 250th anniversary beer. As the holiday weekend comes to a close on Monday, the Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown is sure to be a highlight.
If you're looking for something more low-key, there are plenty of romantic and fun events lined up throughout the city. Brandi Carlile takes the stage at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Tuesday night, while Viktor's Valentine will make an appearance at the Lincoln Mill Haunted House on February 13-14.
Fans of Eric Carle will delight in Small Living Things: The Magical Art of Eric Carle, a new exhibit now on display at the Michener Art Museum. Last but not least, don't miss Garden Glow at Longwood Gardens, which will illuminate the gardens from February 13 to March 8.
For all the latest events and activities happening in Philadelphia this week, head over to Visit Philadelphia's website for their comprehensive list of top picks.
Disney's beloved Broadway production, Beauty and the Beast, arrives at the historic Academy of Music on Wednesday. Get ready to be enchanted by this timeless tale of love and magic.
Meanwhile, Valentine's Day festivities will kick off on Friday, when the National Constitution Center opens its new "America's Founding" gallery. For a dose of thrills and excitement, head over to the Xfinity Mobile Arena for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus' limited run.
Saturday promises to be an exciting day, with the debut of The Franklin Institute's Universal Theme Parks exhibition, as well as the final weekend to explore "Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100" at the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art. Don't miss the opportunity to participate in Visit Philadelphia's free Black History Month tours.
On Sunday, Valentine's Day celebrations will continue with the launch of a special American 250th anniversary beer. As the holiday weekend comes to a close on Monday, the Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown is sure to be a highlight.
If you're looking for something more low-key, there are plenty of romantic and fun events lined up throughout the city. Brandi Carlile takes the stage at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Tuesday night, while Viktor's Valentine will make an appearance at the Lincoln Mill Haunted House on February 13-14.
Fans of Eric Carle will delight in Small Living Things: The Magical Art of Eric Carle, a new exhibit now on display at the Michener Art Museum. Last but not least, don't miss Garden Glow at Longwood Gardens, which will illuminate the gardens from February 13 to March 8.
For all the latest events and activities happening in Philadelphia this week, head over to Visit Philadelphia's website for their comprehensive list of top picks.