Good news: the sun is setting after 7PM tonight. The bad news: we’re all recovering from one less hour of sleep. But we’ve got even more good news. Breakout star SIENNA SPIRO is coming to the Foundry this Friday for a sold-out show, and we’ve got your way in. Enter to win VIP tickets plus a hotel stay and $600 travel credit!*

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• Mind & Mood Recharge transforms the Penn Museum into an after-hours wellness sanctuary on April 1st, with yoga, meditation, sound baths, artmaking, and a curated wellness marketplace. Get your tickets now!*

• Jill Scott returns home with the To Whom This May Concern Tour for three nights at The Met on July 24th, 25th, and 27th. Tickets drop Wednesday!

• Hot Wheels Monster Trucks™ Live Glow-N-Fire roars into Xfinity Mobile Arena on August 29th with oversized trucks, wild stunts, and glowing chaos. Tickets go on sale Friday.

• Dogstar brings the ALL IN NOW TOUR to Union Transfer on August 12th. Tickets available this Friday.

20 SHOWS UNDER $20

Trying to catch live music without wrecking your budget? From buzzing indie sets to sweaty basement shows and everything in between, Philly’s packed with great concerts that won’t cost more than a twenty. We rounded up the best upcoming shows under $20 so you can fill your calendar without emptying your wallet.

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• Jalen Hurts is hitting the road for something a little different: a children’s book tour. The Super Bowl champ is traveling to promote his new book, Better Than a Touchdown, about confidence, teamwork, and chasing big dreams.

• PA. lawmakers are pushing for universal pre-K, arguing it could boost economic mobility for thousands of families. Advocates say quality early education helps kids succeed in school, and even increases parent wages long-term.

• Chinatown date night just got cheaper. Customers at select neighborhood spots can now snag $5 parking at the Fashion District garage through a new PPA voucher program.

• After one of Philly’s coldest winters in years, the city’s cherry blossoms may bloom a little later than usual, potentially peaking in early April instead of late March.

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