Last year's event raised nearly $18,000 for Extra Life, a charity that supports the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Proceeds from "The Holiday Huddle" plush doll three-pack will be donated to various local non-profits. Pre-order your plush pack now.
Two beloved Philadelphia holiday traditions are coming back to the historic Wanamaker Building for the season, with new features to boot.
Could Jason Kelce, Jordan Mailata, and Lane Johnson be teasing new holiday music? Only time will tell.
On Nov. 11, Americans will honor military veterans of the United States Armed Forces for Veterans Day. Here's how to you can observe.
For 26 years and counting, Money brought nearly a dozen animatronics, countless props and tons of Halloween fright and fun to Mount Airy.
Opera Philadelphia is giving silent horror films a spine-tingling upgrade: Live organ music in the heart of Center City.
We've rounded up a dozen-plus November events happening in and around Philadelphia. If you know of an event, list it on the Patch calendar.
Director and COO Vince Stango says the 52 Weeks of Firsts will be a yearlong festival celebrating a different Philadelphia first each week.
The celebration featured military units, drill teams, marching bands and community groups, with 5,000 people participating.
Held each year on Columbus Day, the event reframes the holiday with a focus on indigenous voices.
The Christmas Village is back this year with a Christmas Pyramid, inspired by traditional wooden pyramids from Germany’s Ore Mountains.
These October events in the Philadelphia area promise community, education, family fun, exercise, and even some seasonal spookiness.
The Philly region is home to some very famous locations that are perfect for eliciting screams from thrill seekers during Halloween season.
A casual Facebook post inviting a few friends to join turned into a citywide gathering.
As always, the event served as a reminder of the dedication of Philadelphia's police and fire departments and their families.
From haunted houses to autumnal hikes, Oktoberfests to 5K races, Patch has a guide to some of the top fall fun activities in the region.
The convoy of Toyota Tundras will be met at Lot P at Citizens Bank Park by supporters, media personalities, and local sports icons.
It's that time of year when apples are ripe for the picking. Check out these Philly-area orchards if you're looking to score a peck or two.
The event is expected to start at 12:30 p.m. with speakers coming up at 1 p.m.
Thousands of union members are in South Philadelphia on Monday, marching and celebrating the Labor Day holiday.
Check out some upcoming outdoor events in the Philadelphia region as summer's end nears.
Backpacks, school essentials and socks were packed on the lawn of the School of the Future in West Philadelphia.
"It truly is a piece of the year that they don't forget," said Greg Passanante, an administrator at Shriners Children's Hospital.
Residents and visitors flock to Center City every holiday season to enjoy these two time-honored and beloved traditions.
City Council President Kenyatta Johnson started the anti-violence initiative Peace Not Guns in 1998 following the murder of his cousin.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations in and around Philadelphia.
"We did not have any spotted lanternflies in the collection until they arrived in Berks County," entomologist Greg Cowper said.
Gas prices are up when compared to the last week and month, but down from this same time last year, according to AAA.
One community group in South Philadelphia is recreating that sense of comfort for people in need, one meal at a time.
There are many ways to celebrate the holiday across the Philadelphia region. Here's a look at area fireworks, parades and more.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker helped lead the parade down South 52nd Street.
The 16-day festival is underway now, and will culminate with a concert and fireworks display on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway on July 4.
"It's America's old pastime," DeSantis said, standing alongside his father, Richie, and his 8-year-old son, Chase.
More than 60 outdoor public pools are expected to open this summer on a rolling basis. See the initial list of pool openings here.
Because of the delayed opening, the Roots Picnic adjusted its Day 1 schedule to "make sure everyone still gets the full experience."
Thousands of people came together to fill city streets to show off their pride at the 2025 Philadelphia Pride March and Festival.
"It means a lot," Seventeen-year-old Jonathan Vicenty said. "Other people sacrificed their lives so we can live in a better place."
Advocates have called for the Pennsylvania Senate to pass the Fairness Act, a bill that ensures equal protections for LGBTQ+ Pennsylvanians.