Delaware River WATERFRONT

Join us at Cherry Street Pier this June to see In Plain Sight, a brand-new sculpture honoring the Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual communities during Pride Month.

Unveiled by Visit Philadelphia, this 10-foot-tall, colorful sculpture is on display throughout the month and celebrates the strength, visibility, and diversity of the TQ+ community. It also serves as a powerful reminder of Philadelphia’s ongoing support for LGBTQ+ residents and visitors.

The sculpture was created in collaboration with local artists and designed to incorporate colors from various LGBTQ+ pride flags, each representing different aspects of the community, from the blue, pink, and white of the Transgender flag to the black and brown stripes honoring people of color.

Carved grooves run through the piece, revealing the diverse identities and stories that exist within the LGBTQ+ community. Following Pride Month, an open call will be launched to find a permanent home for the sculpture.

Celebrate Pride with us and experience this meaningful work of art in person.

Know Before You Go:
As you plan your next visit to the Delaware River Waterfront, here is what you need to know before you go:

• Learn how to arrive at the Waterfront with travel information to help you plan your visit.
• The Waterfront is open. Learn about your favorite destinations, their operating hours, and amenities.
• Please review our event and activities guidelines to learn what to bring and what not to bring when you visit our parks.
• Contact us with your inquiries. We are here to help. For park questions and inquiries, contact info@drwc.org or call 215-922-2386.
• Review our FAQ for helpful answers to some of your most pressing questions.