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2026 Exhibitions
Where Freedom Flows: A Public Art Series on the Delaware River Waterfront In 2026, as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, the Delaware River Waterfront will transform into a free outdoor gallery with Where Freedom Flows, a series of large-scale public art exhibitions and installations. From summer through fall, visitors can explore immersive artwork at Cherry Street Pier, Spruce...
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Park at Penn's Landing Construction: Market Street Ramp to I-95 South Remains Closed through Early March
Great news! If you are making your way to the Delaware River Waterfront today, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced that southbound Interstate 95 has reopened between I-676/Callowhill Street (Exit 22) and the Morris Street on-ramp in Center City Philadelphia. These exits were closed Feb. 24 - Feb. 26 due to the I-95 CAP construction. The Market Street ramp to I-95...
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Washington Avenue Connector
Exciting News! The Washington Avenue Connector Project is moving forward. DRWC and the City of Philadelphia are making this vital street enhancement a reality, creating a safer, greener Washington Avenue that better links South Philadelphia to the Delaware River Waterfront. A significant milestone has been reached—construction has started! There was a public meeting on May 1, during...
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In Remembrance of Jodie Milkman
On behalf of the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) Board of Directors and Staff, we share our profound sadness over the passing of our beloved Executive Vice President, Jodie Milkman. Jodie was more than an exceptional leader—she was the heart and soul of the Delaware River Waterfront for over 30 years. Her dedication to enhancing the lives of millions of residents and visitors in...
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Know Before You Go: Top 5 Things to Know About Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest
Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest is back for its 32nd season, now through March 1. And although the site looks a little different, your favorite amenities are back and better than ever. To help you plan your visit to the Delaware River Waterfront this winter, here are the top five things you need to know before you go. These tips are handy to ensure you have the best time in...
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Hours of Operation
Returning Summer 2026 Hours of Operation Monday – Thursday: 1 pm – 10 pm Friday: 1 pm – 11 pm Saturday: 11 am – 11 pm Sunday: 11 am – 10 pm Please note that park hours are subject to change. Check back for updates. Reserve Your Roller Skating Tickets In Advance General admission to the park is free; food, drinks, and amusements are available for a pay-as-you-go fee. Summerfest is...
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Food and Drink
Closed for the Season Concession Hours Vendors open at 4 pm Monday through Friday, and 11 am on Saturday and Sunday. Hours are subject to change. Please note: Vendors close 60 minutes before the park closes. Skating closes 30 minutes before the park closes. Park hours are subject to change. The Lodge Enjoy tasty, seasonal fare in our warm winter Lodge, featuring festive decor in a...
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I-95 CAP Update: Lombard Circle Closed on April 7 for Two Years due to CAP Construction
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) recently announced that the Lombard Circle ramp to northbound I-95 at Penn’s Landing will close for approximately two (2) years beginning Monday, April 7, 2025. Please note: Due to inclement weather, the closure was instituted on Tuesday, April 8, 2025. The closure is for demolishing the existing concrete pier between the ramp,...
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South Wetlands Park
The southern section of the Waterfront offers a unique opportunity to establish a "Wetlands Park" between a series of abandoned piers, enhancing and revitalizing the area's resiliency and ecological vitality. The project stems from the Master Plan for the Central Delaware, which identified this part of the riverfront as ideal for ecological restoration. The South Wetlands Park project...
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Waterfront Arts Plan
The Waterfront Arts Plan is a framework for DRWC and its partners to operationalize the Waterfront Arts Program and begin commissioning public art, documenting opportunity sites, and translating the values the community identifies as themes they would like to see emerge in creative works along the Delaware River Waterfront. This plan was developed by DRWC, Philadelphia-based Interface Studio,...
