There's a lot going on this weekend in Philly and the surrounding suburbs.
On Saturday, one of Philly's wackiest events turns 10 and there's also a huge, free concert. The next day, two festivals will celebrate two controversial vegetables – you either hate 'em or you love 'em.
Below we've rounded up seven events you should know about this weekend, so check them out and start making plans.
The Philly Naked Bike Ride is turning 10
Don't be shocked to see thousands of nude and barely-clothed cyclists riding through Philly on Saturday evening.
If you want to participate in the Philly Naked Bike Ride, there's no need to register. Just show up at the meet-up location, which will be announced here 24 hours prior to the ride.
Students can visit Philly's museums for free during CollegeFest
Campus Philly's CollegeFest will take place Saturday in front of City Hall. There will be games, giveaways and more.
Also, students who register at CollegeFest will receive free admission all day to places like the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Franklin Institute and Museum of the American Revolution.
Free tribute concert in West Philly to pay respect to Aretha Franklin
The Neighborhood-to-Neighborhood (N2N) street festival will celebrate the "Queen of Soul" on Saturday.
Performers include Grammy-nominated Kelly Price, Grammy-winner Monica and R&B artist Keke Wyatt. They will sing a mix of Franklin's hits as well as some of their own.
Pickledelphia: A huge pickle festival is coming to Philly
On Sunday, pickle fans are invited to gather at The Schmidt's Commons, where there will be a huge selection of pickle foods to try – including pickle ice cream.
If that sounds like your scene, grab a ticket early. More than 50,000 people have clicked "Going" or "Interested" on the Facebook event page.
Did you know there's a huge, annual mushroom festival just outside Philly?
OK, so you're not a pickle fan. No big dill. There's also a mushroom festival this weekend in the Mushroom Capital of the World, which happens to be very close to Philadelphia.
The festival will take place Saturday and Sunday, and will include carnival games, a car show and hundreds of vendors.
Doylestown Arts Festival returns for 27th year
On both Saturday and Sunday, visitors will have the opportunity to browse the work of hundreds of artists.
Also, there will be pottery and glass blowing demonstrations, as well as live music on multiple stages.
Distrito is throwing a fiesta for its 10th anniversary
Enjoy tacos, quesadillas and margaritas outside the Mexican restaurant in University City on Saturday.
If you're a University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School or Drexel University student, you'll receive free admission with a valid student ID.
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