Several parking restrictions went into effect on Saturday afternoon in Center City Philadelphia, and more will go into effect in other parts of the city on Sunday. A "No Parking Zone" is now in effect ...

Various winter traditions return, plus vintage markets and clothing swaps, Black History Month pop-ups at Navy Pier and a ...

Lunar New Year celebrations continue this week with two parades in the city — one in Chinatown and the other in Uptown. If ...

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The 87th-annual event offers two weeks of fun, including huge parades, car shows, a garden festival, a sing-along concert and ...

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Astrology has always played a role in art, with planets symbolizing emotions, movements, and themes. During a planetary parade, this influence intensifies, creating a cosmic canvas for creativity.

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Many cars in the parade were also decorated with references to Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement. “It’s a crazy time of history to live through,” Gunn graduate Tess Anderson said.