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Everything you need to know about the July 4th Concert and Fireworks

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The July 4th Concert and Fireworks event is scheduled for July 2, 2025, at 10:25 AM local time in Franklin, Tennessee. The celebration will feature performances by various artists, culminating in a fireworks display that lights up the night sky. As part of the Wawa Welcome America festivities, the event aims to strengthen community ties and showcase local talent. Key locations include the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the iconic Benjamin Franklin Parkway, known for hosting large-scale events. This annual celebration draws thousands of visitors, significantly boosting local tourism and economy.

Last year's event attracted over 50,000 attendees, underscoring its popularity and importance. Organizers emphasize the event’s family-friendly atmosphere, encouraging community participation. The concert and fireworks are expected to create lasting memories for attendees, marking a highlight of the summer season.

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Mayor Parker to Attend Gala Celebrating the Renaming of a Hall at Woodmere Art Museum

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend a gala on October 26, 2025, to celebrate the renaming of Saint Michael’s Hall to Frances M. Maguire Hall for Art and Education at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia. The hall's renaming follows a $10 million donation from the Maguire Foundation, enhancing the city's art community.

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Free Food. Full Hearts. Stronger Communities.

Philadelphia's Free Food Finder connects residents with local food resources, offering groceries and meals at no cost. The initiative includes various meal sites and support for public benefits like SNAP and WIC, ensuring access to nutritious food for all. No ID is required to access these services, promoting inclusivity for those in need.

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Celebrating American Archives Month!

Philadelphia prepares for its 250th birthday with an exhibit celebrating key historical moments, including the Centennial, Freedom Week, and the Liberty Bell. The exhibit, created by City Archives, coincides with American Archives Month in October. Visitors can explore original documents and photographs that highlight the city's rich history.