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Undeterred by mid-afternoon thundershowers, revelers and Francophiles by the hundreds filled the 2100 block of Fairmount Avenue on Saturd ...

A group of about 200 protesting police brutality and recent police-involved shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota made their way Saturday ...

Thousands filled the Ben Franklin Parkway to celebrate Independence Day despite gray skies and occasional downpours. The 10-hour W ...

Ornate gravestones cast long shadows as 14 photo enthusiasts set out on foot from the gatehouse at Laurel Hill Cemetery on a Friday eveni ...

Germantown marked its 10th Juneteenth Festival Saturday, celebrating the role of the region in fighting slavery in the United States. ...

Collegiate rugby teams from across the United States travelled to the Talen Energy Stadium in Chester this weekend for the Penn Mutual Na ...

It’s Memorial Day weekend and the annual pilgrimage down the Expressway to a summer destination has begun. New Jersey Governor C ...

The popular Summerfest pop-up park opens to the public Friday at Penn’s Landing, bringing roller skating, mini-golf and casual, outdoor ...

The sun came out Friday giving the 2016 graduates of Valley Forge Military College a perfect spring day for graduation. As family ...

This weekend over 120 colleges and 3,700 student athletes took part in the 78th annual Dad Vail Regatta. The event is one of the premiere ...

Spruce Street Harbor Park kicked off the 2016 season this weekend as locals and tourists lounged in hammocks, played bocce ball and tosse ...

Thousands of athletes — ...

Several thousand visitors flocked to a six-block stretch of South Broad Street Saturday for the Philadelphia International Festival of th ...

In commemoration of the one-year anniversary of the death of Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old African-American man from Baltimore who died f ...

A city-imposed ban prevented at least three generations from skating – legally – at LOVE Park. Last week, this ban was lifted ...