From new locations to an exhibit, a debate is brewing over the future location of Philadelphia's iconic Rocky statue.

The Philadelphia Art Museum is hosting Family Festival: Sweet Dreams on Sunday, Dec. 7, a day of creative activities inspired by the museum’s new exhibition “Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100.” The ...

Surrealism at 100, a sprawling survey tracing surrealism from its origins to contemporary iterations; On view through ...

The cold and darkness can be difficult, particularly for older adults. Here’s how older Philadelphians can stay engaged ...

With the world’s largest single-sport event set to return to the United States for the first time in over three decades, Brand USA today announced the ...

If you’re building out a longer itinerary, pair the park with kid favorites like Camden’s Adventure Aquarium, Philadelphia’s ...

Sunday, December 7 North Manhattan Beach Holiday Stroll Celebrate the season as Highland Avenue is closed to transform into ...

Welcome to a new week, Philly. Hundreds of Philadelphians live next to dangerous abandoned buildings. The city’s Department of Licenses and Inspections stopped using a tool meant to track vacant ...

Actor Sylvester Stallone initially told officials he wanted the sculpture back—but after public outcry, he changed his mind ...

The first “Rocky” film, released in 1976, won the Oscar for best picture. In a memorable scene, Rocky, a journeyman boxer, ...

Citing the “strong and heartfelt feedback from the public,” city officials said Stallone “has graciously decided that we will ...

City officials are considering a proposal to move the original Rocky sculpture from its current location at the base of the ...