Everything you Need to Know about the Eagles Parade? TOMORROW | |
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The Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl victory parade will take place on Friday, February 14, 2025, starting at 11 am.
Beginning at Broad and Pattison, the parade will travel north on Broad Street to City Hall and culminate at the base of the Art Museum steps some time around 2 pm, with speeches to follow.
The parade forecast predicts sunny skies, with a high of 36 degrees, the perfect weather to celebrate the Birds.
Many Philadelphia businesses, institutions, museums and facilities, including the Philadelphia School District, will be closed for the day. Check your local stores and businesses for their Friday hours before you head out.
All parade information can be found here.
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Get Married at Love Park
Friday, February 14, 2025
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Get married at Philadelphia's LOVE Park on Wedding Wednesdays, held every week from March to November.
For $250, you’ll get a reserved space, an officiant, and a unique ceremony in front of the iconic LOVE sculpture. Learn more and reserve your spot here.
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Presidents’ Day Weekend with Events at Attractions Throughout the City
Saturday February 15 – Monday, February 17
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Over Presidents' Day Weekend, Philadelphia dwellers can choose from at least 37 special events, fests, and exhibitions, celebrating historic presidents, Valentine's Day, the Birds’ victory, and more! Oh….and let’s not forget events focused on the Lunar New Year.
Did anyone mention Ben Franklin? How about an Electrical Spectacle Light Show: a free nightly light display — inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s kite-and-key experiment — which illuminates Franklin Square every half hour with hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights choreographed to seasonal tunes.
Details about these events and more can be found here.
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Office Closure in Honor of Presidents’ Day | |
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In observance of the Presidents’ Day Holiday, CCRA is closed on Monday, February 17. The office will reopen on Tuesday, February 18.
Due to the holiday, no trash will be collected on Monday. Collection will resume on Tuesday.
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Historic Preservation In A Changing City
CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia | 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 300
Thursday, February 20 5PM | 8PM
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Philadelphia’s rich history is woven into its architecture, cultural landmarks, and community-driven cultural sites, but as the city undergoes massive development, how can we ensure that this heritage is preserved for future generations?
Join CultureWorks for an evening of meaningful conversation on the importance of historic preservation in a rapidly changing city. Featuring a panel of leading experts, this event will explore the challenges and opportunities of preserving Philadelphia’s history while embracing the city’s future. Learn more here.
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AzukaFest
Proscenium Theatre at The Drake | 302 S. Hicks Street
Friday, February 28 and March 1 & 2
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Azuka Theatre mission is to give voice to the people whose stories usually go unheard. Now you can listen to these fascinating stories in a theater within walking distance.
AzukaFest is a new play festival focused on supporting playwrights and their work. Head over to the Proscenium Theatre at The Drake Feb 28–Mar 2 for readings, discussions, and community events featuring 12 Philly playwrights and nearly 100 local theater artists. You’ll be the first to see many of these works which may go on to be shown worldwide. Tickets and festival packages are available here.
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Get Tickets Now to The Philadelphia Flower Show
Saturday, March 1 - Sunday, March 9
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The 2025 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, themed "Gardens of Tomorrow," is only a couple of weeks away. Enjoy beautiful floral designs, garden talks, and demonstrations all on displays at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. And, of course, that fabulous garden market!
Information and tickets are available here.
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Meet Katie Kitamura at the Free Library Author Series
Wednesday April 9, 2025
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So….."Two people meet for lunch in a Manhattan restaurant. She’s an accomplished actress….. He’s attractive, troubling, young—young enough to be her son. You don’t have to guess what happens next!"
Join acclaimed author Katie Kitamura at the Free Library of Philadelphia as she discusses her new novel Audition. Visit here for details. Event is free; donations are encouraged.
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Broad Street Run Open Lottery
Sunday, May 4, 2025
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The Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run has been a Philadelphia tradition for over 45 years and is always a sell-out. This 10-mile race attracts more than 40,000 participants from around the world.
Registration is open through February 15, 2025. For more details and to register, visit the official website here.
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Score up to 50% off Theater Tickets | |
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TKTS Philadelphia is now open at the Independence Visitor Center, offering 30–50% off unsold same-week live performance tickets for theater, music, and more.
Visit in person or go here for more details.
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Spring Adult Classes, Workshops, and More at Fleisher Art Memorial | |
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Are you interested in stimulating or exploring the artist within you? If you yearn to try your hand at photography, ceramics, drawing, painting, and so much more, check out the high-quality and low-cost art instruction at Fleisher.
Registration for spring tuition-based adult classes has begun on Monday, February 10 at 8 am. Registration for tuition-free courses begins on Tuesday, February 17. Learn more here.
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What is the Future of Market East? | |
PlanPhilly, wants to hear from you now that the Sixers are not building an arena in Center City. What’s our next, best hope for that area?
Read the full article here.
Have thoughts on what the future of Market East should look like? Let PlanPhilly know at planphilly@whyy.org.
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Review Mayor Parker’s Job Performance | |
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Before Philadelphians “hired” Cherelle Parker to be the 100th mayor, she agreed to return for a performance review one year into her tenure. Now, The Philadelphia Citizen is partnering with 6abc, WURD and Spotlight PA to challenge Mayor Parker to make good on that promise for a public review at Fitler Club Ballroom this spring.
But first, take a moment to express how you think she’s doing.
Read the job description here, and then rate Mayor Parker on a scale of 1-5. Fill out your numerical grade, and submit your feedback. Begin the survey here.
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Visit Phillys Top 10 Cozy Bars | |
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Tired of waiting in line at crowded bars? Looking for a cozy spot in Philly? Visit Philly’s guide highlights 10 intimate bars and restaurants, including the 48 Record Bar—a lounge inspired by Japanese Kissa bars, featuring high-fidelity sound, vinyl records, and craft cocktails by the fireplace.
Also featured is The Dandelion, a cozy pub inspired by the British countryside, featuring two crackling fireplaces, tartan-patterned bar seats, and red-leather banquettes in the heart of Rittenhouse Square. Check out the full list here.
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CCRA MERCHANT PARTNER FEATURE | |
CCRA’s Merchant Partner program is a true Win-Win: It provides local businesses with complimentary advertising and exposure while giving CCRA members generous deals and discounts. This week we spotlight Merchant Partner Eazy Computers & iPhone Repair! | |
Tech Troubles? Take it (to) Eazy!
Technology is GREAT…. when it works.
When it doesn’t, well…. the word ‘homicidal’ springs to mind. But no worries! Merchant Partner Eazy Computers & iPhone Repair has your back.
Located conveniently at 2005 Chestnut, Eazy does it: Computers (Windows and Mac), smartphones, tablets… even game consoles. And not only are they hyper-local, but they’re friendly, they’re fast, and they totally get it: They understand your problem.
And as a CCRA Member what you need to understand is that all CCRA members are entitled to a 10% discount on all repairs.
So don’t let the Tech Blues get you down: Take it (to) Eazy!
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CCRA Members Receive Discounts at the following Merchant Partners: | |
CCRA assumes no responsibility and makes no representations or warranties, regarding any product and/or services sold by any Merchant Partner. | | | | |
