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Flavors on the Avenue

East Passyunk East Passyunk Ave., Phila, PA, United States

South Philadelphia’s top festival for food & culture is back and bigger than ever before! Flavors on the Avenue returns to East Passyunk Avenue on Sunday, April 27, 2025 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with 130+ vendors and five blocks of food, drinks, live music, and fun for folks of all ages! Savor mouth-watering bites from local hotspots while enjoying live music across four vibrant stages. Explore sidewalk sales, local retailers, and craft vendors showcasing unique clothing, home décor, art, accessories, and more! Spanning East Passyunk Avenue from Broad Street to Dickinson Street, don’t miss out on the perfect

Free

South Street Live!

South Street South Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

On Saturday, May 3, 2024 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m., the South Street Headhouse District and Da Vinci Art Alliance will host South Street’s annual spring festival South Street Live! (formerly South Street Fest). This open street event will transform 9 blocks of South Street into a hub of energy, creativity, and community, giving visitors the opportunity to experience an entire season’s worth of festivals in one day—only on South Street! Showcasing the dynamic spirit of Philadelphia, South Street Live! is a community rooted event offering live performances, immersive art, local vendors, and cultural experiences that highlight what makes

Free

HBCU Festival presented by TD Bank

TD Pavilion at the Mann 5201 PARKSIDE AVE, Philadelphia, PA, United States

Back by popular demand, the Mann's FREE HBCU Festival presented by TD Bank returns to Philadelphia on May 17, 2025! Celebrate the vibrant culture and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) with a college fair, career fair, Black-owned business market, marching bands, choirs, cheer squads, food trucks, family fun activities, wellness zone, master classes, live music, drumline battle, special guests, and more. This community-focused event will take place on the scenic grounds of the Mann Center and is perfect for families, students, and alumni alike. Admission is free with advanced registration; parking is free.

Free

Race for the Watershed Duck Derby & 5K

Newlin Grist Mill 219 Cheyney Road, Glen Mills, United States

5K Duck Dash: 9am | Family Fun Festival:10am-1pm | Duck Races start at 10:30am Help support healthy waterways in our community! Held in partnership with Concord Township, this event is a fundraiser to help raise money to preserve and protect the watershed in the park at Newlin Grist Mill.

$3 – $50

Germantown Fashion & Arts Festival 2025

5400 Germantown Ave 5400 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, United States

Fashion-Fest.com Main Event: Sat June 28, 2025 10am to 8pm Main Event Location > > > > > > > Germantown Historic District In the heart of Germantown Ave, where the former site of the United States of America White House was once located before Washington DC, where President George Washington once lived, Fashion & Arts come in between Armat Street south two (2) blocks to Coulter Street on Germantown Ave. This district has been designated a National Historic Landmark since 1965 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. A full day of events. Arts,

FREE

Fall Festival at Newlin Grist Mill

Newlin Grist Mill 219 Cheyney Road, Glen Mills, United States

History, Archaeology, & Family Fun! A local favorite, the Fall Festival features a wide variety of historic skills and trades demonstrations, archaeological excavations and activities, displays from local historical organizations, hayrides, and hands-on activities for kids of all ages! In addition there will be vendors of handcrafted goods in the Colonial Market, locally-made beer and wine at the Tavern, a Community Corner featuring local businesses and organizations, and food vendors. Admission to the Fall Festival is free. Parking is $5 per car. Shuttle buses between the parking area and the festival site will run every 15 minutes throughout the event.

$5