Philadelphia announces "Bells Across PA" with 20 Liberty Bell replicas designed by local artists, set to enhance neighborhoods in 2026 as part of America250PA celebrations.

Groundbreaking for the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania expansion occurred today, attended by state and historical leaders, reinforcing the commitment to preserve Pennsylvania's railroad history.

Pennypacker Mills offers a free spring craft workshop for children on March 15. Pre-registration is recommended, with a $2 donation suggested. The event includes various themed crafts and is held at their Classroom Building.

Philadelphia's Verizon Hall has been renamed to Marian Anderson Hall, honoring the local civil rights icon and singer. The inaugural concert celebrated her legacy and June 8 was declared Marian Anderson Day.

The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia has been awarded the 2024 Regional Theatre Tony Award, recognizing its artistic excellence and national impact, along with a $25,000 grant.

"The Worst Café in the World" merges dining and theater, providing a unique interactive experience with performances varying nightly, directed by KC MacMillan and Olivia Hershey, in Philadelphia.

Record Store Day in Philadelphia saw vinyl enthusiasts celebrating at local indie shops with exclusive releases and nostalgia, highlighting the continued rise of vinyl culture and the role of indie stores in promoting artists.

Philadelphia's 91st annual Easter Promenade on South Street featured participants in festive attire, with highlights including Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Tail and a Best Dressed contest.

First Lady Lori Shapiro and Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Quality Greenhouses to honor farmworkers during National Farmworker Awareness Week, emphasizing their critical role in Pennsylvania's economy.

The North East Marina in Erie County is undergoing a maintenance project starting April 1, which includes dredging and erosion control. The public boat launch is expected to reopen on April 27.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is offering a Senior Art Camp at Fairmount Park Horticulture Center from June 3-14, 2024, with various creative classes for $50. Registration is open until May 24, 2024.

Philadelphia celebrates Creative Economy and Arts in Education Month to empower local artistic entrepreneurs and highlight their cultural and economic contributions.

Philadelphia prepares for its traditional St. Patrick's Day Parade, with thousands of participants, road closures, and a variety of Irish-themed events across the city.