Get out from under those blankets and spend the last week of January at Dilworth Park or Wells Fargo Center. Tell us how you’re spending #ThisWeekInPhilly in the comment or tag us on social media!
Monday, January 28
- Cheer on the Philadelphia Flyers as they take on the Winnipeg Jets at the Wells Fargo Center at 7pm.
- Join in on the fun at Broad Street Review’s Winter Party, celebrating a new year and new leadership. Stop by The Drake Theater anytime from 6 – 9pm for local live entertainment, food, beverages, and good company.
- Philadelphia Runner hosts its first Run to Yoga Night of 2019! The run will begin at 6:30 pm, followed by an hour all-levels yoga class. This is perfect for runners looking to switch up their workout routine.
- Fishtown Community Library invites you to learn and practice how to combat stress on a budget at its Self-Care Workshop hosted by personal chef and community food educator Shayla Dorsey.
Tuesday, January 29
- The Franklin Institute hosts a special Pride Night Quizzo at Dilworth Park from 6 – 8pm, with special guest Aunt Mary Pat and a live performance from Temple University’s LGBTQIA+ advocacy a cappella group, “Pitch, Please!”
- Don’t miss Penn Italian Community’s Welcome Back Happy Hour at Gran Caffe L’Aquila. Spots are limited so be sure to RSVP.
- Palumbo Home and School Association and SOUTH host Jazz in the New Year Fundraiser. Tickets are $20 per adult and $5 per student.
- Join Brio founder, Megan Haupt, at Kismet Cowork – Spring Art’s Work/Life Balance, Is It Possible? Learn more about common time traps and find simple solutions to achieve your balance.
- Come see the best local comics at Helium Comedy Club’s Open Mic Extravaganza! Bring a group and spend the night laughing out loud.
Wednesday, January 30
- Dilworth Parks hosts Cocktails and Cold Ones. Enjoy an evening at Rothman Cabin sipping $6 cocktails, $5 wines, and $4 beers, along with specially priced food items.
- Join Girls’ Night In Club as they discuss The Immortalists by Chloe Benjamin at their Book Club. Spend the evening diving into a story about a mystical woman who tells four siblings the day of their death.
- The Second City and The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts host It’s Not You, It’s Me. This world famous comedy show brings humor to heartbreak, missed connections and the mire of human relationships.
- PIDC and The Navy Yard host a Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Information Session. This investment helps entrepreneurs create jobs and economic opportunity by providing greater access to education, capital, and business support services.
Thursday, January 31
- Mayor Jim Kenney addresses important issues impacting the City of Philadelphia at the Mayoral Luncheon. Hosted by The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia, listen to outlines of his top priorities for 2019.
- Temple University Young Alumni hosts TU vs. Houston Game Watch at McGillin’s Olde Ale House. Watch your Temple Owls while enjoying a three-hour full open bar and appetizers.
- Friends of Adaire host A Social Gathering at Mainstay Independent Brewing Co. Enjoy $5 pints, $5 flights, and $7 specialty cocktails.
Friday, February 1
- This weekend Chestnut Hill showcases the beauty of its historic business district by transforming into a winter wonderland. Chestnut Hill on Ice is held between the 7900 and 8600 blocks of Germantown Avenue with the new limited time Ice Garden.
- 23rd Street Armory hosts Philadelphia’s Winter Craft Beer & Cocktail Festival. Friday and Saturday enjoy unlimited samples of over 50 craft beers, warm winter drinks, food trucks, live entertainment, fire pits, and more!
- Philadelphia Auto Show hosts The Official 2019 Black Tie Tailgate. Proceeds from this special preview benefit the Department of Nursing at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
- Join Farzetta and Tra in the Morning as they team up with the Philadelphia Cornhole League to host the inaugural “Super Hole Weekend” and tailgate party at the Met Philly.
- The Manayunk Development Corporation is partnering with Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania to bring you Cookie Month in Manayunk. Get first dibs on exclusive delicious cookie dishes and cocktails at Manayunk bars and restaurants.
Saturday, February 2
- Underground Arts hosts the 2nd Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair benefiting WOAR (Women Organized Against Rape). Support over 60 local vendors and artists for a good cause. Find more information on our recent blog post highlighting the market!
- The Philadelphia Auto Show is back at the Pennsylvania Convention Center from now until February 10th. This annual auto show features hundreds of new vehicles on display, plus classics, exotics and more.
- Long-time rivals Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers are set to face off at Coors Light’s 2019 NHL Stadium Series at Lincoln Financial Field. Don’t miss these teams go head to head.
- Back by popular demand, Federal Donuts’ Chef Matt will be offering a second Donut Making Class for Families. Children ages 5-12 are invited to learn how to make these famous donuts from scratch.
- Drexel University’s Campus Activities Board presents Disney Orchestra at The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Conductor Aram Demirjian brings to life on-stage your favorite themes from classics such as Frozen, The Force Awakens, and Fantasia.
- Every Saturday, spend the day enjoying the crisp holiday weather at Rittenhouse Square’s Farmers Market. With over 25 local farmers and food artisans, this is one of the city’s largest farmers markets.
- Enjoy a free yoga class hosted by Sweat Fitness followed by a complimentary mimosa or bloody mary at The Bourse’s Sweat & Sip.
Sunday, February 3
- Don’t miss Tabu’s Drag Brunch hosted by Philly’s Brittany Lynn and The Philly Drag Mafia. Special guests include Miss Troy (the woman behind Delco’s beloved Aunt Mary Pat) and “the illusion that causes confusion” Aloe Vera!
- Silk City Diner Bar & Lounge and Deathwaltz Media Group host the first Ancient Puzzle Arts of 2019 with Osagie, Alex Burkat, Billa, and Paul Jones. Prepare yourself for an evening of ethereal, hypnotic, and soulful dance music.
- At the Philadelphia Museum of Art every first Sunday of the month Pay What You Wish Family Festival. This month visit newly reinstalled Chinese art galleries, make a masterpiece in the Balcony Studio, and enjoy performances by Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company.
- The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts presents POPS Rocks: The ‘80s with conductor Stuart Chafetz. This performance features music from Michael Jackson, George Michael, Huey Lewis & The News, Blondie, and Cyndi Lauper.
- Enjoy a Bottomless Brunch at Northern Liberties Vesper Sporting Club. $25 gets you an endless supply of mimosas from noon to 4 pm. Enjoy their delicious brunch menu, watch sports, and party the day away with featured DJs.
