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Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

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Philadelphia will host an engaging event on April 16, 2025, featuring local personalities Wes Schwartz and Daniel Gutter. The festivities will run from 11:02 a. m. to 3:02 p. m.

, offering free entry to all attendees. The event will showcase delicious pizza and a variety of entertainment options, appealing to families and friends seeking enjoyable weekend activities. This initiative fosters community spirit and highlights Philadelphia's rich cultural landscape. By eliminating entry fees, organizers aim to attract a diverse crowd, encouraging more residents to participate in local events. Schwartz and Gutter's involvement adds a personal touch, enhancing the event's appeal.

This event reflects the ongoing efforts to promote local attractions and strengthen community ties. Attendees can look forward to a lively atmosphere filled with food and entertainment.

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