WILMINGTON DE - The Washington Street Ale House is located at 1206 Washington Street in Wilmington, Delaware. This warm and friendly tavern offers a wide variety of pub fare.
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Rebels Hot Chicken Virtual Concept Opens in King of Prussia - Bottleneck Management recently launched a virtual brand known as Rebels Hot Chicken to operate out of its Old Town Pour House and City Works restaurants.
Philadelphia, PA - The neighborhood of Port Richmond is turning 175 years old! All of Philadelphia is invited to the official celebration. Port Richmond Neighborhood Association will host The Official Port Richmond 175th Anniversary Celebration and Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 26th, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm, at Cohocksink Recreation Center. PRNA and community volunteers have been hosting an anniversary celebration for the iconic neighborhood formally since 2020 and informally since 2015.
PHILADELPHIA - If you're planning a family vacation to Philadelphia this spring, you should know a few things. You'll want to spend time at the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the Philadelphia Zoo, the Franklin Institute, and the Legoland Discovery Center, among other things. For younger children, the Crayola Experience will be a hit! Legoland is an excellent destination for a family day out for the older set.
Atlantic City, NJ –Le Dîner en Blanc, the popular Parisian-inspired pop-up picnic characterized by guests' all-white attire, will take place in Atlantic City for the first time this June. Atlantic City.
PHILADELPHIA - If you're looking for fun things to do with the kids in Philadelphia this summer, these day trips are necessary. Check out Peddler's Village, Hershey Gardens, Indian Echo Caverns, and Washington Crossing Historic Park to get the most out of your time in the city. Then, come back for a day to visit other attractions such as Independence Hall, the Philadelphia Zoo, and the American Museum of Natural History.
Peddler's Village
The Peddler's Village is a community of family-run shops and eateries, but last year the COVID-19 pandemic caused some concerns. Families visiting the area can take advantage of its seasonal events, including the Spring Sidewalk Sale and Santa's arrival in a horse-drawn carriage. The village also hosts daily events, such as a family-friendly morning charity walk, where participants donate ticket proceeds to Kelly's Kidz. This nonprofit organization supports patients in pediatric hospitals.
Hershey Gardens
Located just outside Philadelphia, Hershey Gardens is a favorite day trip for families. There are a variety of attractions to choose from, including roller coasters, family rides, and waterslides. Visitors can also tour the grounds and learn about the caverns' formation. Families can also enjoy a picnic area, petting zoo, and mini-golf. The Hershey Symphony Orchestra is another popular summertime activity, and for a good reason. This professional orchestra has been one of the best things to do in Hershey, PA, for eight decades.
Indian Echo Caverns
Located about an hour outside of Philadelphia, Indian Echo Caverns is a great place to take your family during the summer. This cavern was a hangout for Susquehannock Indians and has been open to the public since 1783. The entrance features a stonework facade with heavy wooden doors. It is decorated with chiseled letters that read "I.E.C."
Washington Crossing Historic Park
This 500-acre park preserves the site of George Washington's dramatic boat crossing of the Delaware River during the American Revolution. The park is a National Historic Landmark and offers a variety of family activities. The site is especially popular during the Christmas season when you can watch reenactments of the crossing. You can also walk on the park's paths, picnic areas, and fish. The park's Friends of Washington Crossing collects artifacts from the colonial era, and you can donate to this organization through their website.
Camden's Adventure Aquarium
A day trip to Camden's Adventure Aquarium is a great way to see the city skyline without driving too far. The aquarium is located along the Delaware River, close to numerous Philadelphia family attractions. The aquarium has a gated entrance and an attendant who keeps an eye on visitors. Kids of all ages will enjoy the interactive touch tanks, live shows, and fun rides.
Amish Farm
Amish Farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a great option for a summer family day trip. The Amish people live in the area and use horse and buggy transportation to travel around. In the Amish Country Visitors Center, children can feed the animals and enjoy the playground and interactive elements. You can also take a private buggy ride in the Amish country. These rides can be either 30 minutes or an hour and will take you through Amish farms and schoolhouses.
Cherry Crest Adventure Farm
If you're looking for a fun, affordable family day out, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm is a great choice. The farm is a 300-acre farm in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, complete with a five-acre corn maze and petting zoo. Visitors can also take a wagon ride or pick a pumpkin at the farm's pumpkin patch in the fall. While the farm is open year-round, special events are held in the summer, including pig races, butter churning demonstrations, and live music.
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