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Cherry Street Pier

From exhibition openings to First Friday markets and breathtaking views of the Delaware River, Cherry Street Pier is the perfect place to unthaw from winter and bask in the beauty of spring. Open 7-days-a-week.

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Jackie Neale's "Wide Awake in Blue" at Cherry Street Pier

Experience Wide Awake In Blue by Jackie Neale, a bold, immersive photography installation tackling immigration and human rights through sound, textiles, and powerful visuals. On display at Cherry Street Pier, Jan. 9 - March 1.

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Delaware River Trail

Take the scenic Delaware River Trail to explore the Philly Waterfront this spring. Bike, walk, or jog along 3.3 miles from Pier 70 in South Philadelphia to Penn Treaty Park in Fishtown to take in all the Waterfront has to offer.

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The Projects

Park at Penn's Landing

A New Waterfront is on the horizon. Construction is underway on the new Park at Penn's Landing. PennDot is replacing and expanding the covered section of I-95 at Penn’s Landing along the Waterfront under the department’s $329 million I-95/CAP project. The two main components of this project are the construction of a new 11.5-acre Park at Penn’s Landing and a new South Street pedestrian bridge.

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The Fun

Spruce Street Harbor Park

Spruce Street Harbor Park has become the waterfront's most iconic outdoor destination, offering live music, al fresco dining, and unparalleled views of the Delaware River. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and unique blend of entertainment, dining, and relaxation, Spruce Street Harbor Park is an excellent spot to create summertime memories. Returning Spring 2026.

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The Arts

Waterfront Arts Program

Activating Philadelphia’s Waterfront with high-quality, innovative public and performance art that embraces non-traditional venues, and establishing the waterfront as a cultural destination for the City of Philadelphia. Safely enjoy our latest exhibition After the Fall by John Schlesinger at CherryStreetPier.

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