Public Spaces

Dilworth Park at Philadelphia City Hall has opened the first phase of its permanent art piece, "Pulse."

The bow-and-arrow hunts are planned for 10 days a year. The refuge will be closed to other visitors on those days.

A memorial honoring those 40 people who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, is finally finished.

The film society partners with community organizations for each presentation.

The evening jaunt was part of the Walk – Talk the Rail Park #happyhourlab hosted by CityLab and PlanPhilly.

The challenge of installing windows in the circular visitors center has delayed its expected reopening until spring.

Hurricane Lane, which is bearing down on Hawaii, is a reminder of the devastation hurricane season can bring.

The Trashcan Takeover campaign to put art on public trash cans hits back at tasteless advertising.

The Cherry Street Pier on the Delaware River waterfront is expected to open Oct. 12 with an open-air park, marketplace, food service and bar, and an artists colony.

Controversy surrounding the 10-foot-tall statue of former Mayor Frank Rizzo across from City Hall has rekindled in recent weeks

What if you could say 'I do' in front of one of the city’s most iconic artworks?

Ashley Hahn checks out the Free Library’s Center for Public Life, a new unit that’s aiming to connect Philadelphians of every stripe through cultural and civic programs.