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Brittany's Substack · Jul 10, 2026

Things to Do in Philadelphia This Weekend & Next Week (July 10 to July 17, 2026)

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Brittany Delgado · Brittany's Substack

Saturday, July 11 | 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

How often do you get to walk across the Ben Franklin Bridge without a single car in sight?

To celebrate its 100th birthday, the bridge will completely close to vehicle traffic, allowing families to stroll across from Philadelphia to Camden before enjoying carnival rides, live entertainment, food trucks, games, and family activities near the New Jersey toll plaza. Registration is free but required.

Register here:
Ben Franklin Bridge 100th Birthday Celebration

Monday, July 13 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

One of our favorite FREE events returns! Thanks to Citizens, families can enjoy free admission to the Philadelphia Museum of Art while also celebrating America’s favorite pastime.

Highlights include:

  • Free admission to the museum

  • Interactive baseball-themed activities

  • Make your own baseball card

  • Speed pitch challenge

  • A giant baseball glove sculpture made entirely of stacked credit cards

  • Special appearance by Phillies legend John Kruk (12 to 1 p.m.)

  • Music, giveaways, and treats

Register & learn more: Citizens Free PMA Day

July 10 to July 14

For the first time in 30 years, Philadelphia hosts Major League Baseball’s biggest celebration. Even if you don’t have tickets to the game, there are plenty of ways for families to join the fun throughout the city.

Events include:

  • HBCU Swingman Classic

  • Capital One All-Star Village

  • MLB Draft

  • All-Star Futures Game

  • MLBx 3-on-3

  • Home Run Derby

  • The 96th MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday

View the full schedule: MLB All-Star Week Guide

Now through July 19

There are only a few days left to experience Philadelphia’s incredible FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill before it closes.

Expect giant viewing screens, soccer challenges, live entertainment, international food, kids’ activities, giveaways, and an electric atmosphere that has already welcomed more than 425,000 visitors this summer. Best of all, admission is completely FREE.

Learn more: FIFA Fan Festival Philadelphia

Looking for a relaxing summer evening?

Summerfest at Penn’s Landing features riverside views, roller skating, mini golf, carnival games, great food, and plenty of space for kids to run around. It’s one of our favorite family-friendly summer traditions.

Get half off your roller skating with code: KIDFRIENDLYPHILLY250

Details: https://events.leapevents.com/tickets/rollerskating/tag/26BCRRSF_Skate_kidfriendlyphilly

Pop-Up Play brings giant building blocks, creative play stations, games, crafts, and hands-on activities to neighborhoods across Philadelphia, making it one of the easiest (and completely FREE) ways to keep little ones entertained this summer.

Find upcoming Pop-Up Play dates: https://www.popupplay.net/school-and-community-events

Summer is all about making memories outside, and that’s exactly what Solo Stove’s Project S’more Outdoors is all about.

This July, Solo Stove is helping bring more families together around the campfire. Every eligible July purchase helps fund Campfire Experience Kits, giving kids and families even more opportunities to unplug, gather outside, and enjoy the simple joy of roasting s’mores together.

I’m excited to be partnering with Solo Stove for their inaugural Project S’more Outdoors event with the Boys & Girls Club of Lancaster later this month, where we’ll celebrate the power of spending time outdoors and making memories as a community.

Learn more about Project S’more Outdoors and how you can help create more s’more moments this summer here!

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