Fire up your Instagram account: this pop-up of murals and installations provides endless photo opportunities.

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Learn about the Land Art movement of the '60s and '70s, explore the fine arts museum — after hours — and more.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Philadelphia this weekend? Here are dates, times, locations and links to buy tickets.

From French-born pop act Christine and the Queens to a nine-piece hip-hop band to the sounds of indie folk, here are the local shows worth checking out this weekend.

From a celebration of gospel music to beats by a Toronto-based DJ, here are the local shows worth checking out this weekend.

Hear perspectives on Muslim life in Pennsylvania, commemorate the end of slavery in the U.S. and more this week.

We've rounded up four artsy events around Philadelphia this weekend that will scratch your cultural itch, from an art auction to a holiday craft session.

If you're a fan of the arts, there's plenty to do in Philadelphia this weekend, from an art fair featuring black artists to an instrumental concert.

Catch a local pop-synth duo, a powerhouse folk songstress and more this weekend.

Catch a Fourth of July dance party, a soulful blues singer and a seasoned folk songstress.

Score free access to a sports car museum, knit or crochet with fellow makers, and more totally free fun this weekend.

Peek into the daily lives of African-American slaves at the historic Cliveden mansion, explore affordable locally produced artwork in Callowhill and more.

Catch a patch-decorating workshop for teens, an intimate discussion with female artists and more this week.

Salute the country's armed forces with The Philly Pops, catch a graphic novel-inspired LGBTQ play and more this weekend.

From a hip-hop legend to rising bands and DJs, we've got plenty of solid local musicians coming to intimate venues around town.

From a poetry slam to a podcast recording, here are four great performing and visual arts events in Philadelphia this week.

From a silent disco to a fundraiser featuring numerous live bands, here's where to get your groove on this weekend.

From folk singer-songwriters to a Colorado-based DJ and music producer, read on for a local music to-do list to fill your calendar this week.

Looking for fun, entertaining performing and visual arts events to check out in Philadelphia this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining performing and visual arts events to check out in Philadelphia this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

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Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Philadelphia this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

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Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Philadelphia this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

"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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Franklin Institute premieres a world‑premiere Universal Theme Parks exhibit this Saturday — an 18,000‑sq‑ft, hands‑on show with ride vehicles, props and interactive tech.

Pennsylvania Hospital’s Pine Building will become a public museum in May 2026, showcasing a restored apothecary, surgical amphitheatre and eight interactive galleries.

A new exhibit at the Science History Institute spotlights Philadelphia’s rise as the "Workshop of the World." First Friday on March 6 will pair a curator's talk with library tours and hands‑on objects.

Historic Philadelphia has expanded its 'History Makers' and Benstitute training for America's 250th, bringing more costumed interpreters and storytellers to Old City this summer.

The Art Commission approved moving Joe Frazier’s statue to the Art Museum steps this spring, setting up a Rocky exhibition and renewed debates over public monuments.

Eastern State is close to finishing a welcome center and a tied exhibit for the 250th, but a last funding gap remains despite a major foundation gift.

After a two-year audit and town halls, the Mütter Museum says nearly 5,000 public suggestions will reshape how it presents human remains and other specimens. Museum leaders say new research and policies will foreground the people behind the objects.

Meg Saligman’s Ministry of Awe has opened in Old City, turning a vacant 19th‑century bank into a six‑story immersive art 'bank' created by local artists.

Mahershala Ali is set to join HBO’s Delco‑set drama Task as a Philadelphia DEA rival to Mark Ruffalo’s character. Pennsylvania has approved a $49.8M tax credit to keep season two local.

The National Constitution Center has opened new galleries for America’s 250th, including an "America’s Founding" gallery that displays a rare first-printing of the Constitution. The updates anchor a year of citywide 250th events.

PAFA is reopening its Frank Furness–designed landmark after a $13M overhaul, timed to the country’s 250th and a major dual‑venue exhibition.

PHILADANCO returns to the Kimmel Center this weekend with world premieres and repertory that mix urgency and tradition.

Former presidents joined entertainers and athletes at the Kimmel Center Saturday as HISTORYTalks kicked off programming tied to Philadelphia’s 250th. The invitation‑only day mixed politics, memory and pop culture.

A packed gala drew more than 600 to the revived Lansdowne Theater as the restored 1927 movie palace settles into a busy concert season. Community leaders and national acts are already on the calendar.

The Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Music Institute landed a $1.5M lead gift to launch a $4.9M campaign to renovate Saint Patrick Hall in Rittenhouse Square.

The Penn Museum’s reimagined Native North America gallery centers Indigenous curators and mixes historic objects with contemporary art and interactive language stations.

Mayor Cherelle Parker pledged new operating and capital funds for the Dell Music Center as the venue's 2026 season kicked off in Strawberry Mansion.

Brandywine Conservancy revealed a $100M plan to expand its Chadds Ford campus with a Kengo Kuma–designed museum, new galleries and roughly 10 miles of public trails.

After 42 years leading Mural Arts, Jane Golden will step down in July 2026 but will remain to finish major semiquincentennial projects. Her exit starts a national search for a successor.

ArtPhilly’s inaugural What Now: 2026 turns the city into a stage with more than 30 new commissions and neighborhood activations through July 2. Highlights include premieres at Bartram’s Garden, the Mann and the Annenberg Center.

A reworked entry plaza at the Highmark Mann triples the gate and adds a permanent bar, gardens and a 4,200‑sq‑ft LED wall ahead of the 2026 season.

West Philly Porchfest marks its 10th anniversary this Saturday with more than 400 free performances across 190+ porches. The DIY festival fills Baltimore Avenue and surrounding blocks noon–6 p.m.

Artist‑led Philly PrideAF runs June 6–26 with performances across Philadelphia, from Dilworth Park to Fishtown.

Moore College will admit undergraduate students of all genders beginning in fall 2027, ending its run as the nation's only historically visual‑arts women's college. The boards approved the move after months of community review.

The First Bank reopens July 1 after a $43M restoration. Free admission, new exhibits and a public ribbon cutting will mark the building’s return to visitors.

The Franklin Institute will host the world premiere of Star Wars: The Experience Feb. 13–Sept. 6, 2027. The 18,000‑sqft exhibition includes 70+ artifacts and will tour North America.