The hometown heroes of Mt. Joy hit the stage at Freedom Mortgage Pavilion on September 25th, celebrating 10 Years of Mt. Joy. It’s a full-circle celebration of the band that’s been soundtracking our lives for ten years, and they’re going big. Don’t miss your chance to win tickets!

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• Therapy Gecko brings the internet’s favorite lizard therapist to Underground Arts on August 28th. Get your tickets now!

• Die Spitz crash into Union Transfer on November 16th with their chaotic, high-voltage sound. Tickets go on sale tomorrow!

• Cabaret Voltaire descend on Underground Arts on September 26th for a night of shadowy synths, industrial edge, and post-punk pulse. Tickets available now!

• Clara La San arrives at Union Transfer on May 14th, bringing her hypnotic blend of alt-R&B and moody minimalism. Tickets drop tomorrow!

• + Hurray For The Riff Raff, Trombone Shorty, Tomahawk, Melvins, Buck Meek, DaBaby, Social Distortion, A Flock of Seagulls, and more!

50 THINGS TO DO IN MARCH

Ready to shake off winter and pack your calendar? From can’t-miss concerts and St. Patrick’s Day parties to spring pop-ups, big games, and under-the-radar gems, March is stacked. We rounded up 50 of the best things to do in Philly for March.

THIS WEEKEND

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• The American Red Cross is sounding the alarm after this week’s snowstorm forced local donation centers to close, wiping out around 1,000 blood and platelet donations. With supplies already down 35% nationally, they’re urging eligible Philadelphians to roll up a sleeve ASAP.

• A Philly man is taking clean clothes on the road. Joe Richardson launched a mobile laundromat to wash and dry clothing for unhoused neighbors in areas like Kensington.

• For the second year in a row (and third time in four years), USA Today readers crowned Philly the best city in America for street art.

• A Philly-founded company is now slinging empanadas out of vending machines, including one at 30th Street Station.

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