Winter got you craving an out-of-body experience? Float your way to Chicago with our Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind Flyaway. We’re giving away museum admission, tickets to select MCA events (including her Feb 18 birthday celebration), coffee at Marisol, a gift bag, a hotel night, and $600 in flight credit. Enter now!*

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• NE-YO and Akon are linking up for the Nights Like This Tour, bringing smooth R&B hits and early-2000s energy to Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on July 25th. Tickets drop Friday.

• Bikini Kill returns to Union Transfer on September 18th. Expect screams, sweat, and the sound of riot grrrl reverberating through Spring Garden. Tickets available Friday!

• Qveen Herby’s Isle of Qveen Tour lands at Franklin Music Hall on August 1st. Get your tickets this Friday.

• The Philadelphia Orchestra joins forces with The Crossing on June 17th at The Highmark Mann for A Hundred Years On, a new piece celebrating the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia. Tickets on sale Friday.

• + Kid Cudi, Dave Matthews Band, Lionel Richie, Earth, Wind & Fire, Zac Brown Band, Summer Walker, M.I.A., and more!

WIN STUFF WEDNESDAY

It’s Win Stuff Wednesday: your weekly reminder that saying “yes” to free stuff is always the right move. From concert tickets to can’t-miss experiences, our giveaways page is stacked and ready to solve your “what should we do?” dilemma.

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• Philly’s own Future Days Brewing is up for USA TODAY’s Best New Brewery. You can vote once a day 'til February 23rd. Vote here.

• Amazon is shutting down all Amazon Fresh grocery stores nationwide, including the Northern Liberties location that just opened last summer. The company says some locations may be converted into Whole Foods.

• The Philadelphia Art Museum is adding Pay What You Wish Friday nights to its buzzy Dreamworld exhibition for the final three Fridays of the show’s run.

• After winter storms caused closures and cancellations, Center City Restaurant Week is being extended through February 4th.

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