101 N Columbus Blvd
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Electric Factory is one of the nation's leading indoor music venues and one of Philadelphia's most celebrated locations for live music. Originally founded in 1967 at 22nd and Arch, Electric Factory opened at its current location in 1995 at 7th and Willow. Electric Factory has been hosting an array of music tastes and continues to be a fan favorite in Philly for over 20 years and counting. Consequence of Sound ranked the Electric Factory #16 among America's 100 Greatest Music Venues.
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The Walnut Street Theatre was built by the Circus of Pepin and Breschard, which toured the United States from 1807 until 1815. Pepin and Breschard constructed numerous venues in cities along the East Coast of the United States, which often featured, along with performances of their circus, classical plays as well as horse dramas. The theatre was founded in 1809, going by the name of The New Circus. In 1811, the two partners commissioned architect William Strickland to design and construct a stage and orchestra pit for theatrical performances and the theatre's name was changed to The Olympic. The official website says that the name The Walnut Street Theatre was first used there in 1820, though the name was changed back to The Olympic in 1822 and to The Walnut again in 1828. A travel guidebook from 1849 indicates that in the mid 19th century, this building was called The American Theatre.
Events and programming at Penn's Landing are funded and produced by the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC). All events are FREE to the public and take place on the RiverStage at Great Plaza (unless otherwise noted). Public programming would not be possible without the support of our corporate sponsors: Peco, Wells Fargo, Pennsylvania Lottery, Philly Coke, the GPTMC and the City of Philadelphia.
Underground Arts is a two-room, 12,000-square-foot venue for music and performance art designed to bring international and national talent to Philadelphia while cultivating the local music/art scene. Our events incorporate everything from bands and DJs to fundraisers, literary showcases, art exhibitions, and burlesque.
2014 has seen the launch of a monthly (and occasionally more frequent) music series at Hacienda Lounge featuring the deeper side of dance music. The vibe of the intimate, candle-lit room has been compared to that of the world-famous Boiler Room series.
Just minutes from Center City, Hip Philly offers accomodated event packages that take all the stress and worry out of hosting your affair. Hip Philly uniquely specializes in affordable and convenient options for hosting kid's parties.
An experimental workspace for entrepreneurs, brands, products and artists.
An experimental workspace for entrepreneurs, brands, products and artists.
The Arch Street Meeting House was built in 1804 on a burial ground originally deeded by William Penn in 1701. Step inside this active Quaker meetinghouse to learn more about the stories of the people, the building, and the grounds of Arch Street.