Happy Monday, Philadelphia! Thanksgiving week is officially here, and the city is filled with festive energy, hometown traditions, and plenty of ways to celebrate the season. Whether you’re kicking off the holiday early with friends, enjoying time out in the city, or looking forward to a cozy long weekend, there’s no better place to spend it than Philly! Keep reading to see what’s happening across the city this Thanksgiving week!
Monday, November 24
- Kick off the week by celebrating your marathon victory! Head to Lululemon Walnut Street from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. for Medal Monday, where runners can show off their hard-earned hardware, meet fellow athletes, and keep the marathon weekend magic going. It’s the perfect post-race cool-down vibe! Get all of the info here!
- Laugh off your Monday at Helium Comedy Club starting at 7:30 p.m. as Philly’s own Benny Feldman brings his unforgettable stand-up to the stage! Expect quick jokes, big laughs, and a comedy night that’s guaranteed to lift your spirits! Get your tickets here!
Tuesday, November 25
- Settle in for a night of fresh stand-up when The Comedy Bar hits Ortlieb’s at 7 p.m. This weekly comedy showcase features local comics, great vibes, and plenty of laughs to brighten your Tuesday! Find more information here!
- Catch incredible up-and-coming artists during Friend of a Friend at World Cafe Live starting at 8 p.m. Enjoy a fun night of live music, storytelling, and emerging talent you’ll be glad you discovered early! You can learn more here!
Wednesday, November 26
- Kick off the long weekend at Drinksgiving, taking over Concourse Dance Bar from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Grab your hometown crew, hit the dance floor, and celebrate Thanksgiving Eve with lights, DJs, and nonstop fun! Get all of the details here!
- Warm up your vocals before the holiday at Bridget Foy’s Thanksgiving Eve Karaoke Party starting at 7 p.m. Sing your favorite songs, sip festive drinks, and enjoy a cozy, high-energy night on South Street! Find all of the information here!
Thursday, November 27
- Start your holiday with a Philly classic as the 6abc Dunkin’ Thanksgiving Day Parade steps off Thanksgiving morning in Center City! Enjoy massive balloons, marching bands, performers, and all the festive magic of this 105-year-old tradition! You can learn more here!
- Kick off Thanksgiving morning with the Gobble Wobble 5k at The Navy Yard! Run, walk, or wobble your way through this family-friendly race before settling in for your holiday feast. You can find the details here!
Friday, November 28
- Get ready to cheer as the Eagles take on the Chicago Bears at 3 p.m. at Lincoln Financial Field! Rally the crew, throw on your midnight green, and bring the noise for this big Friday matchup! Snag your tickets here!
- Kick off the holiday season at Franklin Square’s Jingle & Mingle with Santa from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Snap festive photos, enjoy holiday treats, and soak in the twinkling decor throughout the park! Get more information here!
Saturday, November 29
- Enjoy a full day of music, vendors, and fun experiences as the Cigar & Lifestyle Fest runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m at The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center. This high-energy celebration blends culture, entertainment, and community all in one place! Learn more here!
- Head to Twentieth Century Club and explore handmade gifts, original art, and unique holiday finds at A Bit of the Arts, happening from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Discover local artists and pick up one-of-a-kind pieces just in time for the holiday season! Get the details here!
Sunday, November 30
- Wrap up the week with some NBA excitement as the Sixers take on the Hawks at 6 p.m. at Xfinity Mobile Arena! Expect big plays, energy, and all the thrill of a Philly home game! Snag your tickets here!
- Spend your Sunday night at Johnny Brenda’s supporting a great cause at the Juntos Benefit Show starting at 7:30 p.m. Enjoy live performances from local artists while helping raise funds for an impactful community organization. Get more information here!
Only events marked with * are Philly PR Girl clients. This blog is dedicated to every Philadelphian who loves exploring the city the way we do.
