Festivals
in Philadelphia, PA (showing 1 - 6 out of 6)

Listen to and watch some of the best, unfiltered performances at the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival & Philly Fringe. These two events feature a collection of the world’s best contemporary performing artists showcasing works in theater, dance, music and everything in between. Short on cash? Take advantage of the free events and shows during these 16-day festivals.

Sneak a peek into Philly’s diverse cultures. Philadelphia Film Festival unleashes a citywide film frenzy at four of the best artsy movie theaters in Philadelphia. The City of Brotherly Love showcases dozens of international and independent films, ranging from cutting-edge genre to action-packed to insightful and thought provoking.

Since 1962, the Philadelphia Folk Festival has provided the greater Philadelphia area with a four-day folk music event. Listen to contemporary and traditional artists from various genres like Folk Rock, World/Fusion, Celtic and Country. This festival is more than just music—enjoy arts and crafts competitions, food and beer tastings, a special kids area and much more.

Be sure to come by the Pennsylvania Convention Center for the annual Philadelphia International Auto Show. For over a century (since 1902), this auto show has brought the latest concepts and models of the car industry to Philly. See the newest designs from all over the globe alongside well-preserved antique automobiles.

Stop by the Shofuso Japanese House and Garden for the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival during the spring. Events and shows spread over two months in Fairmount Park as the 1,600 flowering cherry blossom trees bloom. Become part of the centuries-old Japanese art, cuisine, dance, fashion, flowers and music traditions.

Celebrate the birth of America in its Birthplace! Philadelphia hosts its elaborate annual Wawa Welcome America festival throughout the city in honor of the 4th of July. Join in the week-long birthday party leading up to grand final parade, concert and firework events on Independence Day itself.