Pennsylvania Nightlife
Motley Crue
Mötley Crüe – The Final Tour with Alice Cooper at Wells Fargo Center on Friday, August 14 (Up to 32% Off)
The final tour sees Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, & Mick Mars going out big, performing glam-metal hits with special guest Alice Cooper
Wells Fargo Center
$29.40 $20
Brooklyn Bottomvitch & VyVyan Vyxn Drag Show for Two on November 18, December 16, January 13, or February 17
Brooklyn Bottomvitch & VyVyan Vyxn Drag Show
Crafton Ingram Lanes
$16
$8
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Two Beer Flights at Lavery Brewing Company (Up to 50% Off). Two Options Available.
Lavery Brewing Company
Erie
$26
$13
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Recycled Percussion at The Santander Performing Arts Center on Friday, February 13, at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 41% Off)
Recycled Percussion
The Santander Performing Arts Center
$42.35
$25
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"Let It Be – The Beatles Tribute Band" at Sands Bethlehem Event Center on February 24 at 7 p.m. (Up to 50% Off)
Let It Be
Sands Bethlehem Event Center
$26
$13
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$5 for $10 Worth of Hookah Smoking — 40 Thieves PA
40 Thieves Pa
Bristol
$10
$5
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"Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody" at F.M. Kirby Center on Friday, March 6, at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 34% Off)
"Spank! The Fifty Shades Parody"
F. M. Kirby Center
$56.45
$37
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Food & Drinks Sun–Thu or Fri–Sat for Two or Four at Level 20 Sports Bar Restaurant (Up to 50% Off)
Level 20 Sports Bar Restaurant
Bethel Park
$20
$11
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Movie and Popcorn for Two from Reel Cinemas (Up to 47% Off)
Reel Cinemas
Multiple Locations
$34
$18
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$10 for $20 Worth of Billiards and Bar Snacks at Drexeline Billiards Club
Drexeline Billiards Club
Drexel Hill
$20
$10
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Movie Tickets with Popcorn on a Monday–Thursday or Any Day at Allen Theatre and MJ's Coffeehouse (Up to 55% Off)
Allen Theatre and MJ's Coffeehouse
Annville
$22.25
$10
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Wine and Cheese Tasting for Two or Four with Optional Tour at Blue Mountain Vineyards & Cellars (Up to 51% Off
Blue Mountain Vineyards & Cellars
Multiple Locations
$35
$18
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Wine and Cheese Tasting for Two or Four with Optional Tour at Blue Mountain Vineyards & Cellars (Up to 51% Off
Blue Mountain Vineyards & Cellars
Multiple Locations
$35
$18
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Comedy Night on Friday, January 9, February 13, March 13, or April 10 (Up to 50% Off)
Comedy Night at Valley Forge Casino Resort
Valley Forge Casino - Waterford Room
$30
$15
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Wine Tasting and Food Pairing for Two, Four, or Six at Chaddsford Winery (Up to 51% Off)
Chaddsford Winery
Chadds Ford
$40
$20
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Brick Fest Live LEGO Fan Festival Package at The Philadelphia Expo Center on April 25–26 (Up to 49% Off)
Brick Fest Live LEGO Fan Festival
The Phildelphia Expo Center
$43
$22
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"Hair" at Greensburg Garden & Civic Center, January 29–February 7 (Up to 45% Off)
"Hair"
Greensburg Garden & Civic Center
$21.74
$12
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Wine Tasting and Chocolate Pairing for Two or Four at Peddler's Village Tasting Room (Up to 49% Off)
Peddler's Village Tasting Room
Lahaska
$70
$37
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"Chuggington Live! – The Great Rescue Adventure" at Hershey Theatre on Saturday, February 7 (Up to 47% Off)
Chuggington Live!
Hershey Theatre
$35.65
$19
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Wine Tasting for Four or Six with Eight Samples Each at Monroeville Vineyard & Winery (Up to 37% Off)
Monroeville Vineyard & Winery
Upper Pittsgrove
$20
$13
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Mike & The Mechanics at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall on Friday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 57% Off)
Mike + The Mechanics
Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
$105
$45
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Chris Tucker at Tower Theatre on Friday, February 6, at 8 p.m. (Up to 44% Off)
Chris Tucker
Tower Theatre
$63
$35
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Hookah, Appetizers, and Drinks for Two, Four, or Six at Fumo Bar and Hookah Lounge (50% Off)
Fumo Bar and Hookah Lounge
Mohnton
$25.99
$13
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"Fin: Two Acts. 400 Years. Vampires, Courtesans, and the End of Love." Burlesque on February 14 or 15 (Up to 42% Off)
The Cabaret Administration
Plays & Players
$50
$25
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Ian Harvie at Cruze Bar on March 18 at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 29% Off)
Ian Harvie
Cruze Bar
$17
$12
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"50 Shades! The Musical Parody" at Santander Performing Arts Center on February 8 at 7 p.m. (Up to 30% Off)
"50 Shades! The Musical"
Santander Performing Arts Center
$53.45
$37.50
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Wine and Chocolate Tasting with Souvenir Glasses for Two or Four at Old York Cellars (Up to 59% Off)
Old York Cellars
East Amwell
$22
$10
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Wine and Cupcake Pairings for Two, Four, or Six at Taste (Up to 56% Off)
Taste
Multiple Locations
$26
$13
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Stage Right! Presents "Sweeney Todd" at The Greensburg Garden and Civic Center on February 20–22 (Up to 40% Off)
"Sweeney Todd"
The Greensburg Garden and Civic Center
$25
$15
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"Closer" or "Rashomon" at Luna Theater Company (Up to 44% Off)
Luna Theater Company
Luna Theater Company
$25
$15
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Shisha and Hookahs for Groups of 3 or less or 4 or more at Heavenly Hookah Lounge (Up to 58% Off)
Heavenly Hookah Lounge
Bloomfield
$20
$8.50
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South Street Magic for Two or Four on Friday–Sunday Through March (Up to 56% Off)
South Street Magic
South Street Magic
$33.04
$18
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Modern American Food for Two or Four at Cavo (50% Off)
Cavo
Strip District
$40
$20
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Bask in an Intimate Evening of Jazz and BYOB Drinks
BYOB Intimate Jazz Concert
Philadelphia
$25
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Tango Buenos Aires: "Song of Eva Perón" on March 5 at 7:30 p.m. (Up to 51% Off)
Tango Buenos Aires
Temple Performing Arts Center - Lew Klein Hall
$39
$19
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"The Divorcees Club" at Penn's Landing Playhouse at Independence Seaport Museum, February 28–March 22 (Up to 51% Off)
"The Divorcees Club"
Penn's Landing Playhouse at Independence Seaport Museum
$51
$25
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Dinner Snacks and Live Music for Two or Four at Duel Piano Bar (50% Off)
Duel Piano Bar
Avenue of the Arts South
$30
$15
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One Hookah for Up to Three People or Two Hookahs for Up to Six People at Infusion Lounge (50% Off)
Infusion Lounge
Philadelphia
$25
$12.50
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Wine Class for Two or Four with $10 Credit at Pinot Boutique (50% Off)
Pinot Boutique
Old City
$60
$30
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5 or 10 Movie Tickets or One- or Two-Hour Private Party for Up to 30 People at 9D Cinema (Up to 37% Off)
9D Cinema
The Gallery At Market East
$35
$26
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Unlimited Refills for Three or Six, or Party Package for Up to 20 at Lula Blow Hookah Lounge (Up to 51% Off)
Lula Blow Hookah Lounge
Philadelphia
$50
$25
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Two-Hour Private Karaoke Room Rental for 10 or 20 Plus Asian Cuisine at Tango Karaoke Lounge (65% Off)
Tango Karaoke Lounge
Philadelphia
$150
$52
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Skewers and Burgers at Skewers Bar and Grill (43% Off). Two Options Available.
Skewers Bar and Grill
Avenue of the Arts South
$30
$17
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As patrons ascend to the 19th floor of the Hyatt at the Bellevue, the Roman numerals that comprise XIX Restaurant's name suddenly make sense. The elevator doors open and present guests with a bird's-eye view of the cityscape through floor-to-ceiling arched picture windows—an impressive prelude to what Gayot hails as "one of the city’s most sophisticated dining experiences." The design firm of Marguerite Rodgers transformed the hotel's historical apex into a space that fuses classic architecture with contemporary accents, dividing the area into three distinct sections. A 19-foot Italian chandelier dangles from the restaurant's massive central dome, and handcrafted strands of pearls form an intricate web around the chandelier and above diners' heads. The café adopts a similar stately feel with its decorative alcoves and long, unbroken booths trailing along the curving walls. The bar area adheres to an entirely different aesthetic altogether, immersing guests in a cozy environment of mahogany and dark leather furnishings while a fireplace crackles in the corner. Each section promises its own dining experience, but the chefs demonstrate a singular focus on subtly refined, bistro-style New American cuisine. Seafood from across the Eastern seaboard takes a starring role, especially in the ivory-tiled raw bar that fills the center of the restaurant area. Servings of oysters and littleneck clams help prime palates before diners settle on a heartier entree from the menu. Wild-mushroom hash and thyme jus complement the savory flavors of a pan-roasted organic chicken breast, and the Black Angus rib-eye steak arrives with a silken purée of vidalia onions and creamy potatoes with a hint of gruyère cheese.
Located in the heart of the Southside for four years, Local Bar + Kitchen's chefs have crafted a brand new menu, where you'll find locally-sourced produce and meats from Tom Friday's Market and and homemade pierogies from Cop Out Pierogies in Etna, PA amongst a variety of appetizers, salads, wings, sandwiches, burgers, and rustic flatbread pizzas. Local's pierogie fresca, for example, tosses potato and cheddar or spinach and feta pierogie with saut?ed red onion, sundried tomatoes, kale and lotus.
Take a stroll amid the dining room's brick walls or up to its rooftop deck, and you'll see an edible rainbow of similarly inventive American fare: a grilled cheese with boursin, havarti, gruyere, brie and American cheese, burgers topped with bacon deep fried in an Arsenal cider batter or beer cheese and jalape?os, and towers of wings with over a dozen dipping sauces. Brunch time brings stuffed french toast and even more sandwiches piled high with fried eggs and veggies. Local Bar + Kitchen also offers a variety of specials throughout the week, including wing night on Wednesdays, half-price bottle of wine on Thursdays, and half price happy hour, where all drinks and select appetizers are half off from 5 p.m.?7 p.m. Monday?Friday.
Hard-rock juggernauts Five Finger Death Punch give audiences four for flinching on their Share The Welt tour, a high-octane evening of nail-driving metal and chugging aural concrete. Since bursting onto the scene in 2007 with its gold-selling debut, The Way of the Fist, Five Finger Death Punch has scaled the charts and the musical food chain, gulping its competition like a possessed Takeru Kobayashi. For the tour in support of its latest effort, American Capitalist, the gang enlists an entire posse of heavy hitters. Massachusetts metal mavens All That Remains, fresh from melting soles on the Vans Warped Tour, bludgeon audiences with an arsenal of hits, and hardcore shredders Hatebreed share unkind words as they haze the speed of sound. Adding power-chord crunch to the show, Fort Wayne’s Rains sprinkles audiences with raw and emotional sonic sleet.
Over the last 50 years, The Park Tavern has perfected the convivial trifecta of eating, drinking, and bowling. A menu of gourmet burgers and traditional pub fare mingles with a drink menu of domestic and imported beers and wines for between-frame refueling. On Mondays, the alley fills with high-energy tunes, and bowling balls careen all night during the $5 all-you-can-bowl nights. The Park Tavern rolls out its varied bowling buffets for corporate events, birthday parties, or the anniversary of the end of bowling prohibition during the Nixon administration.
In 1989, Dan Gallagher and Dan Smith joined their respective names and began pursuing one common goal: to bring a contemporary alternative to Berks County's dining scene. The 40-seat eatery was successful in the Dans' hands until 2005, when Bill Woolworth and MD. Monir stopped in for dinner, fell in love with the place, and decided to buy it.
Though much of the space's original charm remains intact, the new owners gussied up the decor with white tablecloths and floral arrangements, and they solicited the help of executive chef Jason Hook to lighten the rotating menu. Jason draws on his experience studying in France and working at The Four Seasons in New York to craft healthful, contemporary French- and Californian-inspired dishes. In every preparation, he highlights the ingredients' natural tastes, often pairing local cuts of meat and poultry with fresh, seasonal ingredients and luxurious flourishes such as truffles or Lamborghini-scented foam.
Hook, Woolworth, and Monir also frequently evaluate their wine selections to ensure that they pair well with the evolving menu, which changes every week. While sipping glasses of red or white, diners can question servers about the building's rich history in the Penn's Common Historic District. Before the restaurant settled into the space, it was inhabited by an old-style soda dive, a prison doctor's home, and a grassland populated with roaming dinosaurs.
• For $20, you get a general-admission lawn ticket (a $29.50 value before fees, or up to a $40 value online, including all ticketing fees). • For $31, you get a ticket for seating in sections 201–202 or 205–206 (a $49.50 value before fees, or up to a $62.50 value online, including all ticketing fees).