Published July 5, 2018
The Best of Philadelphia- Weekend of July 6-8
We understand if you’re still in “holiday mode!” Continue the July 4th fun with some patriotic celebrations, a giant bounce house, or the opportunity to act like a pirate. This weekend in Philly is packed with unique and fun events that you can’t miss!
July 6-8
Chester Park
Chester, PA
Take the kids to the world’s biggest bounce house to release that crazy holiday week energy. This massive event is a fun and unique way to get active this weekend only.
July 7 10:00 AM
Kalmar Nyckel Shipyard and Fort Christina Park
Wilmington, DE
Ahoy, Mateys! This festival is your chance to pretend you’re a pirate for the day! Head to Wilmington for a free day filled with face painting, pirate music, aerial pirates, and tons more!
Through July 8
Kutztown Fairgrounds
Kutztown, PA
Learn more about the fascinating Pennsylvania Dutch, folk heritage, and incredible handiwork and crafts at this popular festival.
July 7 6:00 PM
Nottingham Park
Nottingham, PA
Continue the patriotic festivities with this exciting evening. Hear great live music and stick around for the fireworks to follow.
July 8 12:00 PM
Lenape Park
Perkasie, PA
Celebrate alongside other members of the community at this great day of festivities. Check out awesome food, games, crafts, music, and even a baby parade!
Living History: Reenactment of the First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence
July 8 11:45 AM
Independence Square
Philadelphia, PA
Experience exactly what some of the first Americans felt when they heard Colonel Nixon read the Declaration of Independence for the first time right here in Philadelphia.
Blue Cross Riverrink Summerfest
Ongoing
Blue Cross Riverrink
Philadelphia, PA
Celebrate summer at Philadelphia’s only outdoor roller skating rink. Check out awesome food, mini golf, and loads more at this ongoing event.
Parks on Tap- Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
July 5-8 (Various Times)
Shofuso Japanese House and Garden
Philadelphia, PA
Throughout the weekend, take part in a variety of great events to benefit the Shofuso House and Garden. From Happy Hour to a traditional Japanese star festival called a Tanabata.
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