The City of Brotherly Love is home to some of the most exciting music festivals in the United States. From traditional Ukrainian folk music to modern dubstep, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a free citywide public festival or a five-day dubstep extravaganza, there's something for everyone in the City of Brotherly Love. The Philly Music Fest is a 16-day event held at World Cafe Live that offers a single ticket to access all performances in The Lounge and the Music Hall.
This festival celebrates the country's birthplace with dozens of free events across the city, such as free admission to museums and attractions on select days, musical performances by local and national artists, community-centered events, Wawa Hoagie Day, and much more. The Ukrainian Folk Festival in North Wales is a great way to experience traditional Ukrainian folk music and dance. Authentic food (including a barbecue) and exciting arts and crafts are the distinguishing features of this 32nd edition of the festival. Little Amal's trip to Philadelphia kicks off a free citywide public festival in collaboration with local artists and community partners.
The Big Dub Festival, held at Four Quarters Farm in Aremas, is a five-day dubstep music festival that starts on July 25th. The nonprofit Philly Music Fest also organizes the Philadelphia Music & Arts Festival, held in October, to support local musicians and venues. The Doylestown Art Festival is a two-day juried art, music and food show held on the streets of Doylestown. This event highlights Bucks County's bustling art scene with food stalls, a live DJ, music and dance, face and nail painting, activities for children and much more.
The Made in America festival is one of the biggest music festivals held during Labor Day weekend in Philadelphia on Benjamin Franklin Parkway. This event features artists such as The Avett Brothers, Marcus King, Kathleen Edwards, Flatland Cavalry and Particle Kid. The Celtic Craig Music Fest is a Celtic music festival featuring live, traditional and rock bands, bagpipes and drums, and Irish dancers. This event returns to Harrisburg each year for an exciting celebration of Celtic culture.
Franklin Square lights up the night with the return of the Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival. This year's event will feature more than 150 artists specializing in glass, ceramics, wood, engraving, live art demonstrations, music and a large food court. Finally, attendees can head to West Philadelphia to enjoy a parade that begins at 52nd Street and Parkside Avenue followed by a celebration in Malcolm X Park with food and art stalls, a music festival and a children's village. Philadelphia is home to some of the most amazing music festivals in the United States. From traditional Ukrainian folk music to modern dubstep beats, there's something for everyone in this vibrant city. Whether you're looking for a free citywide public festival or an extravagant five-day dubstep extravaganza - you'll find it all here! The Philly Music Fest, held at World Cafe Live over 16 days is one of the most popular events in town.
With one ticket you can access all performances in The Lounge and Music Hall - plus enjoy dozens of free events across the city such as free admission to museums and attractions on select days! The Ukrainian Folk Festival in North Wales is another great way to experience traditional Ukrainian folk music and dance - complete with authentic food (including a barbecue) and exciting arts & crafts! Little Amal's trip to Philadelphia kicks off an incredible free citywide public festival - featuring collaborations with local artists & community partners. The Big Dub Festival, held at Four Quarters Farm in Aremas is an amazing five-day dubstep music festival that starts on July 25th - while the nonprofit Philly Music Fest organizes the Philadelphia Music & Arts Festival, held in October - to support local musicians & venues. The Doylestown Art Festival is another two-day juried art show that takes place on the streets of Doylestown - highlighting Bucks County's bustling art scene with food stalls, live DJ sets, face & nail painting activities for children & much more! The Made in America festival is one of the biggest music festivals held during Labor Day weekend on Benjamin Franklin Parkway - featuring artists such as The Avett Brothers, Marcus King & Kathleen Edwards among others! The Celtic Craig Music Fest is another great event that celebrates Celtic culture with live bands & Irish dancers - returning each year to Harrisburg for an exciting celebration! Franklin Square lights up the night with the return of the Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival - featuring more than 150 artists specializing in glass ceramics wood engraving live art demonstrations music & a large food court! Finally attendees can head to West Philadelphia for an incredible parade that begins at 52nd Street & Parkside Avenue followed by a celebration in Malcolm X Park with food art stalls music festival & children's village!.
