Rachel Vigoda

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You only get one weekend a week. Choose wisely.

We may not have scored tickets to the Boss’s book signing today, but there are other reasons to go to the library.

Mural Arts Philadelphia is hosting events almost every day in October.

Beyonce, James Blake and Alessia Cara are in town.

The annual FringeArts party is part food festival, part performance.

Philly Free Streets, a Boathouse Row light show, the close of the Fringe Festival, and more.

Plus more movies to check out this week, most likely without Christopher Lloyd.

The fall theater season is in full swing.

The diversity of Philly’s music scene is on display.

The Fairmount Parks Conservancy and Parks & Rec are showing off Boathouse Row’s new lights.

Oktoberfest, Fringe Festival, concerts, comedy, and more things not to miss.

But if you lose your ball, you’re on your own.

Arden Theatre Company opens the season with the Barrymore Award winner’s hit comedy.

Choose from indie rock, rap, folk, or a Bruce Springsteen tribute.

PJP put together nine days of free events to mark the jazz pioneer’s 90th birthday.