Philadelphia

There's only one holiday that has you wearing red, white and blue, and that's 4th of July. Once the dog days of summer roll around, we're ready for the most anticipated holiday weekend of the year. In Philadelphia, everyone loves to celebrate the 4th of July, but usually that means that we stick to the regular routine which leaves you and your friends in a crowded park, grilling hot dogs and sweating up a storm. This year, why not change things up and enjoy one of the most anticipated events since New Year's Eve - Red, White and Brew.

There's only one holiday that has you wearing red, white and blue, and that's 4th of July. Once the dog days of summer roll around, we're ready for the most anticipated holiday weekend of the year. In Philadelphia, everyone loves to celebrate the 4th of July, but usually that means that we stick to the regular routine which leaves you and your friends in a crowded park, grilling hot dogs and sweating up a storm. This year, why not change things up and enjoy one of the most anticipated events since New Year's Eve - Red, White and Brew.

Firefly Music Festival is the East Coast’s premier music experience. Firefly offers three days of unforgettable musical performances, enhanced dining and interactive entertainment set among lush wooded landscapes in the heart of the East Coast. Headliners include The Killers, The Black Keys and Jack White alongside more than 40 national acts, including Death Cab for Cutie, John Legend and The Flaming Lips.

Firefly Music Festival is the East Coast’s premier music experience. Firefly offers three days of unforgettable musical performances, enhanced dining and interactive entertainment set among lush wooded landscapes in the heart of the East Coast. Headliners include The Killers, The Black Keys and Jack White alongside more than 40 national acts, including Death Cab for Cutie, John Legend and The Flaming Lips.

The six-part Entree series, presented by Stop The Madness Foundation, CGM and Concrete Cakes (www.concretecakes.com), will highlight local, regional, national and international independent films, which are supplied by various film departments around Philadelphia, as well as restaurants, chefs and culinary schools in the Philadelphia region, by providing a platform to display their work.

The six-part Entree series, presented by Stop The Madness Foundation, CGM and Concrete Cakes (www.concretecakes.com), will highlight local, regional, national and international independent films, which are supplied by various film departments around Philadelphia, as well as restaurants, chefs and culinary schools in the Philadelphia region, by providing a platform to display their work.