Things To Do
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Pennsylvania’s majestic fortresses: Exploring the enchanting realm of 9 castles you can visit
The Keystone State has no shortage of grand, stone structures you can visit to learn about history, admire the architecture, or just pretend you’re royalty for the day.
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Discover Tai Chi with free classes at Andorra Library
Running weekly through October 2025, join Tai Chi classes at Andorra Library Philadelphia! Learn ancient Chinese wellness through mindful movement, breathing and meditation.
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Enjoy summer in Pittsburgh: Free events you can’t miss this July
Enjoy Pittsburgh this July with free events, with Anthrocon’s fursuit parade, Picklesburgh’s giant pickle balloon, concerts, festivals, and more!
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LL Cool J says he won’t perform at Philadelphia’s July Fourth festival in support of workers strike
Rapper LL Cool J and R&B singer Jazmine Sullivan say they will not perform at a Fourth of July festival in Philadelphia in support of a strike by nearly 10,000 city workers in Philadelphia.
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“Go Birds” exhibition: Interactive bird watching at Philly Library
With its interactive “Go Bird” exhibit, taking place from June 2-August 30, Philly’s Parkway Central Library is the place to be for birdwatching. The event combines art, education, and interactive elements to celebrate our feathered companions.
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Stunning small-town Fourth of July fireworks shows across Pa.
These small Pennsylvania towns host Fourth of July fireworks displays that are anything but small.
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6 waterfalls in Pennsylvania you can swim in
Pennsylvania has relaxing swimming holes featuring waterfalls and natural cascades where you chase away the dog days of summer.
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Where are the best budget-friendly vacation spots in Pennsylvania?
Cast your vote for your favorite affordable vacation destination in Pennsylvania. Together, let’s uncover the best escapes the Keystone State has to offer.
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20 free museums in Pennsylvania to visit this summer
You don’t need to spend a dime to enjoy art, history, kitsch, and more at these free museums in Pennsylvania.
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Could you eat this much ice cream after walking 1,100 miles? Some Appalachian Trail hikers try
The ice cream challenge is thought to have begun more than four decades ago at the Pine Grove Furnace General Store in Gardners, a few miles north of the current true halfway point of the 2,197-mile Appalachian Trail.
