Photo: Manayunk Stroll After Hours

PHILADELPHIA – As the sun sets on Thursday evenings this July, the historic commercial corridor of Manayunk is set to transform into a vibrant, open-air hub of community engagement and entertainment. The Manayunk Development Corporation (MDC) has officially announced the return of Stroll After Hours, a four-week summer series showcasing the neighborhood's unique blend of culture, local commerce, and family-friendly fun.

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PHILADELPHIA - When I look around Philadelphia these days, the energy is electric. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup in full swing, our streets are flooded with jerseys from every corner of the globe. But if you walk through South Philly or near the stadiums, you'll notice something else besides the flags and chants: there's a massive, collective hunger for one specific thing.

Philadelphia is a city that takes its beer seriously. From historic lagers to modern craft experimentalism, the "City of Brotherly Love" has a long-standing reputation as a premier destination for beer lovers. While the city hosts a variety of celebrations throughout the year—including the famous, multi-day Philly Beer Week—there is one annual event that consistently stands out for its unique atmosphere and scale: the Philadelphia Zoo’s Summer Ale Festival.

What Is Philadelphia's Best Nightlife Neighborhood?

PHILADELPHIA, PA - Philadelphia has earned a strong reputation for its diverse nightlife, giving visitors plenty of choices after the sun goes down. Every neighborhood offers a different atmosphere, making it easy to find something that matches personal interests, travel plans, and budget. Some areas are known for upscale lounges, while others attract crowds looking for live music, late-night dining, or historic charm.

Photo: Manayunk Arts Festival

PHILADELPHIA - As the 37th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival prepares to take over historic Main Street on June 27 and June 28, 2026, the region's largest outdoor juried art festival is shifting gears with a bold new immersive experience. Known for attracting over 100,000 visitors, collectors, and designers, the festival has long been a staple of the Pennsylvania art scene. This year, the event continues its tradition of showcasing nearly 300 local and national artists while simultaneously embracing a fresh, contemporary energy that resonates with a younger, dynamic audience.

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PHILADELPHIA — For 50 years, it has been a cornerstone of American craft, and this fall, the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) Contemporary Craft Show is returning to celebrate a major milestone.