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Celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community at these family-friendly events in Philadelphia for Pride Month.
A Novel Idea is hosting a special Pride Story Time. This evening event is designed with working parents in mind. All ages welcome. Suggested $5 Donation.
Young folks aged 14-20 are welcome to gather at Starr Garden for food, music, ceramics, and video games.
Brittany Lynn and her drag troupe have been performing for over twenty years — with shows at casinos, restaurants, and concert venues all over the tri-state area. Serving you the best in celebrity impersonation, this is the closest thing to real celebrities you'll get to
Don't sweat it this summer! Keep your cool in the city with boating, fishing, stand-up paddle boarding, swimming and spraygrounds
Celebrate Swedish National Day at the American Swedish Historical Museum! Learn about Sweden through guided tours at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. highlighting the history of the museum, and enjoy a special Swedish summer cake throughout the day. Tours and refreshments included with regular admission.
Explore different ways to make colorful art inspired by works in Through the Eyes of Philadelphia New Americans: Art, Resilience, and Community. Listen to an art story and explore the exhibit to learn about different kinds of art, then kids can make mosaic pictures, try
James Hampton, creator of The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations’ Millennium General Assembly, is one of the Art Environment creators who inspired Isaiah Zagar when he was making the Magic Gardens. Hampton used cardboard, foil, and found objects to build an elaborate shrine inside
Twilight in the Gardens is back for another season of music, art, and fun! BYOBBS (Bring Your Own Booze, Blanket, and Snacks) and spend a relaxing evening picnicking in the glittering mosaicked space! Enjoy a live musical performance by Jeremy Adam & The Bad Madams and