UPDATE: Despite forecasted subzero wind chills, Philadelphia’s weekend events are set to ignite the city! For those brave enough to bundle up, a diverse lineup of activities awaits starting today, January 31.
Mummers String Band Spectacular returns to Lincoln Financial Field at 2 p.m.. Originally canceled on New Year’s Day, this much-anticipated competition will feature all 14 bands showcasing their vibrant “mini musicals.” Expect dazzling costumes, intricate props, and captivating choreography. Tickets are priced between $12.15 and $24.30, providing an affordable way to experience this unique spectacle.
Head to Manayunk for the Founders Philly Freeze-Out, happening from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. This event will transform Main Street with over 20 ice sculptures, live carving demonstrations, and a neighborhood-wide chowder crawl from noon to 4 p.m.. Enjoy a range of food trucks and special beer offerings from Founders Brewing. Advance chowder crawl tickets are available starting at $18.
Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Philadelphia Auto Show, where the latest models and innovations in the automotive industry will be on display. This popular event attracts thousands, making it a must-visit for car lovers.
Celebrating the Lunar New Year, the CultureFest! at Penn Museum offers an enriching experience for all ages. Engage with cultural displays and activities that highlight the significance of the holiday.
For those seeking a social experience without alcohol, Dry Vibes takes place at Billy Penn Studios from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday. This event features speakers, zero-proof drinks, and a wellness marketplace, making it an excellent option for a fun and healthy outing.
As the city braves the cold, these events promise warmth through community, culture, and creativity. Don’t miss out on what Philadelphia has to offer this weekend! Check official event websites for ticket availability and additional details.
Stay tuned for more updates as these events unfold!
