Philadelphia is turning brunch into a party

Isaac Avilucea

Illustration of two dinner plates as speech bubbles. — Illustration: Allie Carl/Axios

Forget the mimosas and small talk. Brunch is getting an overhaul, Philly style.

Why it matters: Organizers hope its high-octane spin on the classic weekend pastime launches a wave of people seeking a mashup of daytime dining with nightlife vibes.

The big picture: Everyone is looking for new ways to party — from phone-less shindigs to silent book clubs.

Driving the news: Liquid Brunch is hosting its first daytime party on April 4 at Fabrika.

What to expect: Butter … and toasts! Lots and lots of champagne, gifts upon your arrival, and a steady pulse of upbeat tunes from DJ Nico Oso.

Don't worry about the crowds. You'll have plenty of elbow room at these stylishly decorated tables to eat, drink and catch up with your friends or your ready-to-rave relatives.

If you got: 1-5pm, tickets: $33.86+

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