Parks

Neshaminy Creek dam removal

A dam on Neshaminy Creek is being removed to improve fish passage, public safety

Conservationists warn national wildlife refuges are in peril with Trump reviewing longstanding policies

Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

Pond Fest to bring 12-plus food trucks, pony rides and live music to Lums Pond

Pond Fest Live Music

Chester County to add 82 acres to parks and green spaces with new grants

Chester County parks expansion

With a history of music and beer, Lemon Hill has always been a 'place for parties'

Lemon Hill History

More than 20 free outdoor movie nights are coming to Philly parks this summer and fall

Friday Night Flicks Welsh Fountain 2 2023

King of Prussia's new Recharge Park primes path to a more accessible community

KOP Recharge Park

The city got backlash for repainting a graffitied wall at Wissahickon's 100 Steps — and now it's undoing it

100 Steps Wissahickon Paint

Love Your Park Week will bring volunteer events to more than 100 Philly parks

Love Your Park Spring 2024

State awards $2.3 million grant to restore West Fairmount Park's 19th century fountain

Fairmount Park Fountain

World Cup play area brings lawn games to City Hall

Dilworth Park Soccer

Runs, bird walks and paddle boating planned for Earth Month in Philly parks

Fairmount Park Conservancy Trolley Trail

Bench in Rittenhouse Square to honor late WMMR DJ Pierre Robert

Pierre Robert bench

City hopes 2026 will be turning point for LOVE Park's vacant 'flying saucer'

love park center

Planned Elfreth's Alley park honors former resident who helped preserve the historic street

Dolly Ottey Park

King of Prussia is getting a 1.8-acre park that will join its growing trail system

King of Prussia Park

Pennsylvania state parks see surge in visitors as federal campgrounds face cuts

state park busy

City starts working to upgrade Lemon Hill Park for 2026 World Cup fan festival

Lemon Hill World Cup

Kids to interview seniors for time capsule at Smith Memorial Playground

smith memorial time capsule

Schuylkill Yards opens new park showcasing public art in University City

Schuylkill Yards Park

Help name FDR Park's new flock of eight bird-shaped boats

FDR heron boats

West Fairmount Park's 19th-century fountain to undergo restoration project after decades of disrepair

welsh fountain design

Ice Cream Festival, Blobfest and a new park: Your weekend guide to things to do

Weekend guide

Philly's newest waterfront park opens in Bridesburg later this month

Borski Park Bridesburg

Summer pop-up at Eakins Oval returns with beer garden, mini golf and food trucks

Eakins Oval Summer

Spruce Street Harbor Park and many spraygrounds open during Memorial Day weekend

Spraygrounds memorial day

Ahead of 2026 celebrations, Philly again seeks vendor for LOVE Park flying saucer

LOVE Park Saucer

Your 2025 guide to all the free outdoor movies in Philly this summer

Outdoor movies

Parks, PGA and alternative comedy: Your weekend guide to things to do

Weekend guide

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Enjoy Philly's green spaces? You can help beautify them during Love Your Park Week

Love Your Park Week

National Park Service cuts drive record reservations at Pennsylvania state parks

pa state parks

Parks on Tap returns with longer tour of Philly, starting April 9

Parks on Tap 2025

Franklin Square's playground is getting a climbing tower, rope swing and zip line

Climbing Tower Franklin Square

A $13.7 million grant will be used to connect Schuylkill River Trail from Manayunk to Passyunk Avenue

Schuylkill River Trail extension

New 200-foot-long pedestrian bridge opens near Forbidden Drive at Wissahickon Valley Park

Wissahickon Pedestrian Bridge

Rail Park seeks to raise $10,000 to repair damage from Saturday's fire

Rail Park Fire Fundraising

Street food, cyclocross and a baby cow: Your weekend guide to things to do

Weekend guide

Family-Friendly

Philly to host weekend cleanup of over 100 parks in November

Fall park cleanup

Graffiti Pier will be sold to DRWC by the end of the year, Conrail says

Graffiti Pier Sale

How Graffiti Pier's partial collapse affects plans to turn it into a park is unclear, DRWC says

Graffiti Pier collapse

Living in greener neighborhoods can slow cognitive decline, among other benefits

Green Spaces Dementia

Delaware County drops plan for mental health facility at former Don Guanella school

Delco Woods Park

Bar crawls, field days and youth festivals: Your guide to Philly Pride Month's third week

Narberth Pride Park

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First public audience to see a motion picture was in Philly in 1870

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