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Chester's Ruth Bennett Community Farm is a vibrant oasis in a desert of dull brick and lifeless concrete.

Smiles lit up the faces of pedestrians in Center City Saturday as they stopped in their tracks just after 5:30 p.m.

By 6:30 p.m., thousands of celebrants in their pressed whites had gathered in the vicinity of the Art Museum.

Fifty years to the day he performed at Woodstock, a weathered David Crosby stepped to the main stage of the Philadelphia Folk Festival.

The 6th annual Ghostly Circus brings more fire and daring acrobatic feats to Philadelphia’s historic Laurel Hill Cemetery while contemplating climate change

Thousands flocked to the Parkway to enjoy a free concert and fireworks display for July 4th.

About 100 people came out Sunday for a water gun fight in Fairmount Park, hosted by a group that hopes to redefine firearms as shootings rise in Philly.

The nine-day festival draws more than 100,000 people from across the country.

Camden's San Juan Bautista Parade and Festival continues its annual tradition on the waterfront.

The Filmore, The Met and World Cafe Live have all siphoned off the music fans who used to go to The Troc.

The Dabbour family began to offer meals during Ramadan after an anonymous donor gave them the means to do so six years ago.

Volunteers work to keep gardens reclaimed from dumping grounds as green spaces open and available for neighborhood residents.

Philadelphia’s cycling creatives compete in a community parade for best costumes and best breakdown through the neighborhood.

At the beginning of April, 30 artists from Tianyu Arts and Culture traveled from China to Philadelphia to create the attractions for this year’s Chinese Lantern Festival.

Funded by donations and grants, the 16-year-old organization grew from an idea by Absecon resident Barry Hackett whose grandson Jacob is confined to a wheelchair.