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Friday May 2, 2025

10 am – 6 pm

LAGOS Shop for a Cause Benefiting Eagles Autism Foundation

LAGOS RittenhousePhiladelphia

Noon – 6 pm

Philadelphia Marketplace at Dilworth Park

Free

dilworth ParkPhiladelphia

5 – 7 pm

First Friday: 80s Night

Science History InstitutePhiladelphia

5 – 9 pm

First Friday May 2nd @ Arch Enemy Arts

Art
Free

Arch Enemy ArtsPhiladelphia

5 – 6:30 pm

Author Jim Murphy discusses and signs Inner Excellence at Barnes & Noble Philadelphia

Barnes & Noble PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia PA 19103

8 – 9:30 pm

Orchestra Concordia Free Community Concert

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Radnor Middle School AuditoriumWayne

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Free things to do in Philadelphia

Friday May 2, 2025

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