Wednesday, April 24 - Sunday, April 28

The Azalea Gardens is a lovely, open space just past the PMA. It offers plenty of room to run around, picnic, or just hang out in the grass.

Wednesday, May 1 - Sunday, May 5

This historic colonial town is a must-see for any Philadelphian, and what better way to do that than with a beer in hand? Take in some great olde Philly sights as you hang out in the sun

Wednesday, May 8 - Sunday, May 12

This South Philly park is a fixture on the Parks on Tap roundup every year—and for good reason. You can (and should) bring your dogs along and mingle with other proud pet parents. If you don’t have a pup, no worries! there’s still plenty to do at this South Philly fixture, including taking in a rose garden, and maybe getting a post-beer cheesesteak at Pats or Genos down the street.

Wednesday May 22 - Monday, May 27

If you’re looking for space, FDR park has you covered. This massive south Philly fixture has plenty of areas to hang out alone or with other people, a golf club, enough room for playing games and picnicing, and a lovely pond to really make it feel summer-y.

Wednesday May 29 - Sunday, June 2

Just steps from the subway and trolley stop, Fisher park is an Olney gem, with tons of sunny space. Read more about why the park is so beloved in an article from Curbed Philly’s former editor, Melissa Romero, here.

Wednesday June 5 - Sunday, June 9

Head back to Center City in early June for a chance to enjoy a beer and some sun at the Schuylkill Banks, which brings some nature right to the heart of the city. Snap a photo on the banks with the high-rises in the background for something truly Instagram-worthy.

Wednesday June 19 - Sunday, June 23

This 3-acre park in Port Richmond has been around since the 19th Century, and in that time it’s become a beloved part of the neighborhood, and a great place to catch up with friends. Just hop off I-95, or take a quick public transit ride to get there.

Wednesday June 26 - Sunday, June 30

This awesome 2-acre park used to be the site of Baldwin Locomotive Works. Today, the circular terraces, filled with perennial flowers, are actually part of a public art installation. 

Wednesday, July 3 - Sunday, July 7

This not-so hidden gem in West Fairmount Park will play host to Parks on Tap in early July, offering a pretty idyllic picnic setting.

Wednesday, July 17 - Sunday, July 21

This is an ideal spot for parents, especially. With the river on one side, and a pond on the other, there’s plenty of beautiful scenery. On top of that, you can find lots of kid-friendly activities.

Wednesday, July 24 - Sunday, July 28

Take in more history at the Fairmount Water Works. The building was constructed between 1812 and 1817 to provide clean drinking water to city residents, which it did until the early 20th century. Now it’s home to a restaurant and an educational center, and, in July, it will host Parks on Tap

Wednesday, July 31 - Sunday, August 4

Gorgas park is a community staple, with great views, a quiet atmosphere, and occasional summer concerts. Bonus: It’s pretty close to the heart of the city.

Wednesday, August 14 - Sunday, August 18

Over in Northeast Philly, Parks on Tap will pop-up in Burholme Park for a peak summer weekend, with the stately Robert W. Ryerss Museum and Library serving as its backdrop.

Wednesday, August 21 - Sunday, August 25

A new addition to this list, McMichael Park is a great East Falls gem, and a good place to check out if you’ve never been. It’s smaller than others on the list, but no less scenic.

Wednesday, August 28 - Monday, September 2

This beloved, century-old West Philly park with its iconic bowl in the middle offers nine acres for folks to run around, play basketball, or simply sit under its 300 trees. 

Wednesday, September 11 - Sunday, September 15

This Fishtown park on the Delaware River has some of the best views of the Ben Franklin Bridge and Center City. 

Wednesday, September 18 - Sunday, September 22

A metal sculpture of a pretzel will serve as a backdrop to Parks on Tap when it comes to Pretzel Park in Manayunk. It’s fitting for a park whose name came (allegedly) from its pretzel-shaped sidewalks. 

Wednesday, September 25 - Sunday, September 29

The Parks on Tap season closes off at the end of September with its final event at the historic Strawberry mansion bridge. Any Philly resident likely knows that the iconic bridge has been around for over one hundred years. It underwent three years of renovation in the 90’s and, several years later, won the 2002 Preservation Achievement Award.