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Welcome to PHILADELPHIA PARKS & RECREATION!
1515 Arch Street, 10th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102-1587
Phone 215-683-3600 |
Michael DiBerardinis,
Deputy Mayor
for Environmental and Community Resources
Commissioner,
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation
Special Advisor to the Mayor,
Free Library of Philadelphia
Susan Slawson,
First Deputy Commissioner
Recreation & Programs
Mark A. Focht, FASLA
First Deputy Commissioner
Parks & Facilities
Leo Dignam,
Deputy Commissioner for Programs
Marissa Washington,
Deputy Commissioner for Administration |
MY RECREATION CENTER
A Database of Activities.
You can search the Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Department's Activity List by recreation center name, street address, zip code, or by neighborhood on a map. You can also search the Activity List by activity name, or the day of the week.
WINTER ART CAMP
Eight Consecutive Saturdays, 9 AM to Noon, January 28th through March 17th
Painting, Drawing, Sculpture Lessons
Three Locations
Ages 8 years old to Senior Citizen
Registration Fee - $80
Experienced Art Instructors
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The Dell Music Center, located in scenic East Fairmount Park, is Philadelphia's premier outdoor entertainment and education venue. Formerly the Robin Hood Dell East, this open-air amphitheatre is managed by the City of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation and is the fourth largest performance venue in the city, following the Wells Fargo Center, Temple's Liacouras Center, and the Mann Music Center. The Dell has 5,284 reserved seats and can hold an additional 600 people on the lawn.
Become a season ticket-holder and reserve your seat now for the 2012 season so you won't miss any of the spectacular performances! Purchase early and get $50 off premium seating. For more information visit the Dell's season ticket registration form. |
Public Computer Centers Open Access Hours
Come visit one of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation's new Public Computing Centers, open to all. Times vary by facility. Please check out our schedule for information on the PCC nearest you!
FAIRMOUNT PARK
On July 1, 2010, the Philadelphia Recreation Department and Fairmount Park combined to form Philadelphia Parks & Recreation. The two websites have not yet been merged. Until that time, please explore Fairmount Park's website by clicking here.
LATEST NEWS
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It is the policy of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation not to discriminate against anyone on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, ancestry, age or handicap.
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