Community Events

This week’s “Things to Do” features Jewish culture celebrated virtually, an online dance party, and the return of ice skating.

Fleisher Art Memorial’s Día de los Muertos celebration goes virtual, but “still carries the spirit.”

This week, several familiar annual arts and cultural events move online as the coronavirus continues to limit large in-person gatherings.

Celebrating Halloween in COVID times requires planning, but some local venues are answering the call with socially-distanced offerings.

This week restaurants are the focus along with fall scenery.

The open-air German-style Christmas market, now in its 13th season, will be retooled to meet city and statewide coronavirus guidelines.

Visitors will be able to pose for photos or have storytime with Santa in the mall, but there will be COVID-19 safety guidelines in place. You can also chat with him by Zoom.

An effort to foster dialogues between people in different parts of Pennsylvania attempts to find common ground in a divided state.

This week includes both a look at history and a chance to share your own as fall moves in with a wide variety of socially distanced and virtual events.

This is an unusual time without the usual variety of Oktoberfests and other major fall festivals on the seasonal events calendar.

This week’s “Things to Do” features festivals for techies, music lovers and beer lovers.

The historic site is debuting “Night Tours” — a self-guided experience fit for pandemic times.

Some restaurants are reopening for indoor dining in Philly with promotional weeks and COVID-19 protocols to lure customers back.

Morning Edition Host Jennifer Lynn interviews Nick Stuccio, president and producing director of FringeArts, about taking the Fringe Festival virtual this year.