Philadelphia

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The Foundry at Fillmore Philadelphia

Fishtown

The Foundry at the Fillmore Philadelphia is one of the East Coast's most important mid-size music venues — a Fishtown venue presenting alternative, indie, and hip-hop acts in a beautifully designed industrial setting that has helped make Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood the most exciting arts and music destination in the mid-Atlantic. Philadelphia's extraordinary music heritage (from Dick Clark's American Bandstand to the Philadelphia soul sound to the punk rock contributions of the Dead Milkmen and Jawbreaker) creates one of America's most historically rich music markets.

Voltage Lounge Philadelphia

Old City

Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood is the most historically significant entertainment district in American history — the birthplace of American democracy where the most important historical buildings in the United States are surrounded by a vibrant concentration of bars, restaurants, and music venues. First Friday art gallery openings, the BYOB restaurant culture, and the extraordinary density of historical sites create an entertainment atmosphere of unique patriotic resonance.

The Khyber Pass Pub Philadelphia

Old City

Khyber Pass Pub is Philadelphia's most beloved neighborhood bar and live music destination — an Old City establishment presenting indie and alternative acts alongside outstanding craft beers and whiskeys in a genuinely unpretentious Philadelphia bar atmosphere. The pub's extraordinary connection to Philadelphia's independent music community and its role as a gathering place for the city's creative class make it one of the most important small music venues in Pennsylvania.

Ortlieb's Jazz Club Philadelphia

Northern Liberties

Ortlieb's is Philadelphia's most beloved jazz venue — a Northern Liberties club presenting the finest jazz and blues musicians in an intimate atmosphere that honors Philadelphia's extraordinary jazz heritage. Philadelphia's jazz legacy (John Coltrane, Lee Morgan, Pat Martino, McCoy Tyner are all Philadelphia natives) and its vibrant contemporary jazz community create one of America's most historically and musically rich jazz markets.

Kung Fu Necktie Philadelphia

Fishtown

Kung Fu Necktie is Philadelphia's most beloved small music venue — a Fishtown bar presenting punk, metal, and alternative acts in a genuine dive bar setting that has been essential to the Philadelphia independent music scene since 2010. Its extraordinary location in Fishtown, the neighborhood that has transformed from a blue-collar working-class enclave to the most creative and musically active district in Philadelphia, makes it one of the most culturally significant small venues on the East Coast.

Prohibition Taproom Philadelphia

Northern Liberties

Northern Liberties is Philadelphia's most creatively vibrant entertainment neighborhood — a post-industrial district transformed by artists, musicians, and entrepreneurs into one of the most exciting nightlife destinations in the mid-Atlantic. The neighborhood's extraordinary visual character (brick warehouses, industrial lofts, independent galleries) and its community of creative professionals create an entertainment culture authentically shaped by Philadelphia's working-class heritage and contemporary creative ambition.

Keystone State Park Amphitheater PA

South Philadelphia

Wells Fargo Center is Philadelphia's most important indoor arena — a 21,000-capacity South Philadelphia venue home to the Flyers and 76ers that also serves as one of the East Coast's busiest concert venues. Philadelphia's extraordinary sports passion (South Philly's sports complex also includes Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field) creates one of the most intensely competitive and passionate sports entertainment markets in America.

Fishtown Entertainment District Philadelphia

Fishtown

Fishtown is the most celebrated neighborhood revitalization story in 21st-century American urban history — a formerly working-class fishing community that has transformed into one of the most nationally recognized arts, music, and food neighborhoods in the country. Frankford Avenue's extraordinary concentration of independent bars, restaurants, music venues, and galleries (including the Fillmore Philadelphia and Kung Fu Necktie) creates an entertainment district that has been featured in virtually every major American magazine's "best neighborhoods in America" rankings.

Old City / Society Hill

Old City / Society Hill

Philadelphia's Old City is the historic entertainment district along the Delaware River waterfront — a neighbourhood of 18th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, galleries, restaurants, and bars centred on 2nd Street (known as 'Two Street'). One of the liveliest nightlife areas in Philly, it serves as the starting point for casino visitors making day trips to Atlantic City from the city.

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts Philadelphia

Fairmount Park West

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is Philadelphia's most beloved outdoor concert venue — a Fairmount Park amphitheater presenting the Philadelphia Orchestra's summer season alongside rock, jazz, and world music concerts in the most beautiful outdoor setting in Pennsylvania. The Mann's extraordinary setting in Fairmount Park (one of the largest urban parks in the United States), its longstanding partnership with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and its presentation of diverse summer programming create one of the East Coast's most beloved outdoor concert experiences.

South Street Entertainment District Philadelphia

South Street / Queen Village

South Street is Philadelphia's most legendary entertainment corridor — a mile of bars, music venues, restaurants, and shops that has been the city's countercultural commercial strip since the 1960s, immortalized in the O'Jays's classic "The South Street" and serving as the entry point to Philadelphia's vibrant neighborhoods for generations of first-time visitors. The intersection of Headhouse Square's historic farmers market, Jim's Steaks, and the extraordinary concentration of independent businesses creates one of the most authentic commercial entertainment streets in America.

Manayunk Entertainment District Philadelphia

Manayunk / Northwest Philadelphia

Manayunk's Main Street is one of Philadelphia's most beloved entertainment corridors — a canal-side neighborhood with a hill town aesthetic whose walkable Main Street of bars, restaurants, and boutiques creates one of the most pleasant entertainment experiences in the Philadelphia region. Manayunk's annual bike race (the most prestigious criterium bicycle race in the United States), its Brew Fest, and its combination of Victorian architecture and contemporary dining make it one of Philadelphia's most complete entertainment neighborhoods.