Community Events

Taller Puertorriqueño in North Philadelphia wraps holiday party/birthday celebration/fundraiser into one Zoom bash.

Although LumiNature is a no-go this year because of the pandemic, the country’s oldest zoo is still finding ways to make things shine.

The Delaware Valley region is ablaze with holiday light shows from the city to the suburbs.

Organizers have opted to cancel or suspend even outdoor activities. Here’s why they did it, and what they’re suggesting you do instead.

Macy’s Christmas Light Show returns Friday but people will have to check it out online as the store takes coronavirus precautions.

Things to do online and off include shopping, virtual theater and races.

The oldest Thanksgiving parade in America will go on, but it will be tailored for the small screen this year.

Phil and his inner circle on Feb. 2 will deliver the prediction virtually by means of a live internet stream and website, organizers said.

This week’s Things to Do includes holiday light shows in the Delaware Valley and a "royal" TV reunion.

Dance On Philly, a dance party for music and dance education, hopes to reignite the city’s vote-count disco in the street last week.

Stressors, stigma and self-care were the focus of a virtual community conversation sponsored Wednesday night by WHYY.

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.