Published March 18, 2019
The Best of Philadelphia- Weekend of March 22-24
Spring is making its way to Philadelphia. There are fun ideas for celebrating the arrival of a new season, Women’s History Month events, and performances of classic stage dramas for you to take in this week in Philly. Take a look to plan your own weekend fun!
Women’s History Month at the National Constitution Center
Through March 31
National Constitution Center
Philadelphia, PA
Learn about the history of women in America through special exhibits and programs at the National Constitution Center this month.
March 21-April 14
Hedgerow Theatre
Rose Valley, PA
Calling all explorers! Melville’s classic tale will come to life on stage at the Hedegrow Theatre in this performance.
March 23
1:00 PM
Wissahickon Environmental Center (Tree House)
Philadelphia, PA
Embrace the arrival of spring by making a kite to fly! Use recycled materials to create your own kite to use in the Andorra Meadow.
March 23
10:00 AM
The Franklin Institute
Philadelphia, PA
Celebrate and learn about the achievements of countless women in STEM fields at this event. Choose from hands on activities, spotlights on area female scientists, and performances by Philadelphia Studio Ballet.
March 23
9:00 AM
Please Touch Museum
Philadelphia, PA
Observe the colorful Indian springtime festival of Holi at this event. The entire day is filled with events celebrating Indian culture and culminates in a confetti color throwing party!
Colonial Crafts and Photo Booth
March 24
10:00 AM
Washington Crossing Historic Park
Washington Crossing, PA
Participate in colonial themed crafts and play dress up in period costumes. Don’t forget to grab a picture in the photo booth to commemorate your jaunt through history!
March 19- March 31
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts
Philadelphia, PA
This musical has moved audiences for years and is now making its way to the stage at the Kimmel Center. Follow along with the epic story and timeless Broadway hits in this performance.
March 23-24
Shofuso
Philadelphia, PA
Visit the traditional Japanese gardens of Shofuso, feed the koi, and go for a tour of the house during your visit.