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  • Graffiti Pier Park

    Check out Voices of Graffiti Pier! Then, please take our survey to let us know how we can continue to make the Pier's rich past part of its vibrant future.   Port Richmond and Olde Richmond waterfronts mark the northernmost boundaries of DRWC’s planning area and have long been underserved regarding waterfront access. While this space was historically a hub for shipping and commerce, the site...

  • Waterfront Transit Study

    DRWC, with its consultant team led by Foursquare ITP and other project partners like SEPTA and City agencies, has completed a comprehensive transit study and near-term action plan to boost access and improve the experience of getting to and from the Delaware River Waterfront and the many new parks, trails, and other destinations that are drawing more and more people every day. The Waterfront...

  • Planet Rock: 80s DJ Nights May 31 7:00 pm – Aug 16 10:00 pm

    Skate late to the best in '80s music. Enjoy retro rock sounds on select Saturdays through August from 7 pm to 10 pm at Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest.  All ages are welcome. The site is free and open to the public, but skating, amusements, food, and drinks are available on a pay-as-you-go basis. Skate admission is $5, and skate rental is $12. Reserved now at RiverRink.com....

  • Cherry Street Pier

    Funding for the project was provided by the City of Philadelphia, the William Penn Foundation, The Board of Directors of City Trusts and the Delaware Avenue Fund, the PA Department of Community and Economic Development, and The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.   Created for and by the Philadelphia community, Cherry Street Pier is a mixed-use public space on the central Delaware River...

  • Penn’s Landing Market Street ADA Ramp Installation

    In DRWC’s continued effort to make the waterfront as accessible as possible to all visitors, the Market Street stairs will be replaced with an ADA compliant ramp structure. This new ADA ramp will provide a fully accessible route to and from the waterfront, greatly improving the visitor experience. The stairs will be closed to the public on August 8th, 2016.  Detour signs will be placed to...

  • Race Street Pier

    Race Street Pier, located along the river at the intersection of Race Street and Columbus Boulevard opened in 2011 as the first park to be completed by DRWC. The design of Race Street Pier is a nod towards its original function as a bi-level shipping pier built-in 1896.    The Pier, situated south of the Ben Franklin Bridge and just north of Cherry Street Pier, has an upper level with a grand...

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  • Conde Nast Traveler: The Perfect Weekend in Philadelphia

    The Delaware River Waterfront's Spruce Street Harbor Park was featured among some of the best places to visit in Philadelphia for a weekend of fun. The Perfect Weekend in Philadelphia (Conde Nast Traveler)  

  • Share Your Vision for Spruce Street Harbor Park

    Help shape the Delaware River Waterfront's future with a chance to win a Winterfest cabin or fire pit rental, complete with drink and skating tickets!   You may have seen us at Spruce Street Harbor Park this summer talking to people about what they love and what they wish they could do more of in this gem of a park. With exciting changes planned for Penn's Landing, we are taking the time to...

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