28-02-2025
Philadelphia weekender: Cereal cocktail bar, Flower Show
🥣 Trix are no longer just for kids. Philly's first cereal-inspired cocktail lounge opens today. Pair together your inner child and boozy sides while picking from several cereal-inspired sips.
Plus: Check out the Cereal Mascot Hall of Fame. Runs through April 27. Tickets: $18+
⛸️ It's the last weekend to ice skate or play games at the Penn's Landing winter wonderland.
They're capping the season with Arctic Beats DJ Night on Saturday and a Black Panther character skate session on Sunday. Skate admission: $5; $12 rentals.
🎭 Check out "King Hedley II" at the Arden Theatre in Old City.
The play from Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning playwright August Wilson focuses on King's struggle after returning home from serving a seven-year prison bid. Runs through March 23. Tickets: $32+
🦕 Need a late-night fossil refuel? Check out Dinos after Dark at the Academy of Natural Sciences.
Exhibits, pay-as-you-go drinks, plus activities led by scientists. Friday, 5-8pm. Tickets: $10
🌷 The Flower Show opens Saturday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Check out what the " Gardens of Tomorrow" look like as dozens of exhibitors put together their visions of horticultural heaven.
Runs through March 9. Tickets: $20-$54.99, children 4 and younger are free
🍻 Cheers to beers. Philly Beer Fest is back at the 23rd Street Armory.
Try offerings from more than two dozen of the state's best breweries, plus nom away at the food trucks. Saturday, noon-9pm. Tickets: $39+
🎉 It's Mardi Gras at Xfinity Live! DJs, bull riding, music and drink specials. Saturday, 3pm. Tickets: $16+
💃 It's a community fiesta. Bucks County celebrates Latino culture with food, music and lots of dancing at the Bristol Riverside Theatre.
Saturday, 5-8pm. Free, but reserve your spot here.
⚽ Soccer season already. The Union's home opener is Saturday at 7:30pm against Cincinnati. Tickets: $15+
👊 Join in the triumphant reopening of the National Marian Anderson Museum, which has been closed since 2021 due to flooding.
The historic site was renovated and is marking the occasion with Saturday's ribbon-cutting ceremony, plus a gala (Tickets: $150) on Sunday.
