Get into the holiday spirit with some seasonal cocktails at one of Philly’s most iconic venues. The Trestle Inn’s Jingle Pop Happy Hour is tomorrow, and this is your LAST CHANCE to snag a $50 gift bar tab. Enter to WIN.

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Robert Plant’s still got the golden pipes! The Led Zeppelin legend is bringing Suzi Dian and Saving Grace to The Met on April 4th. Tickets drop tomorrow.

• Microwave’s Much Love is turning 10, and yeah, we feel old too. They’re throwing down at The Fillmore April 18th. Tickets on sale tomorrow.

• Turns out four shows just wasn’t enough for Philly, so The Wonder Years have added another two nights at the TLA this April. Grab those tickets tomorrow!

• Osees return October 25th with another fuzzed-out, feral garage-punk séance at Union Transfer. Tickets available tomorrow.

• + Nothing, The Maine, Avenged Sevenfold, Toto, Khalid, Nick Offerman, PinkPantheress, Sweet Pill, and more!

WIN A DO THE HOLIDAYS SWEEPSTAKES

The Do The Holidays Sweepstakes is overflowing with love from iconic Philly shops, makers, and treat-slingers. Basically a cheat code for gifting, indulging, and impressing absolutely everyone. One lucky winner will score:

• A $100 Gift Card to Wild Hand

• A Philly Tower & Holiday Cookie Tray from The Famous 4th Street Cookie Co.

• A Philly Favorites Basket from Pennsylvania General Store

• A Gift Card to Rowen

• A $50 Gift Card to DiBruno Bros

• A $50 Gift Card to Philadelphia Runner

• A $50 Gift Certificate from Fishtown Seafood Company

THIS WEEKEND

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• SEPTA and the transport workers union just dodged a strike with a new 2-year deal. Service continues as usual!

• With Kyle Schwarber locked in for five more years, the Phillies’ offseason spotlight swings squarely to J.T. Realmuto. The catcher’s in free agency limbo, but his teammates (and all of us) want him back behind the plate.

• New renderings show a possible glow-up for Center City’s Wanamaker Building featuring chopped-up retail space, fancy apartments, and a rooftop bar. Still needs approval, but construction could start next year.

• Parts of North Philly are getting twice-a-week trash pickup starting in January. The same move in South Philly this year cut dumping by 19%.

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