Suggestions for Performing Arts Venue near Philadelphia

Brandon C. • July 6, 2015Outdoor musical hall with excellent seating where ever you are. Also grass seating available! Food/drinks with addition craft beer section in the back. Parking starts at $20 on event nights

Jodi C. • May 23, 2012Want a quick bit? Mad Mex across the street best buffalo wings in town margarita aren't bad either!

Jenn P. • August 10, 2013The entrance is on 52nd & Parkside. Don't let cab drivers take you for a ride around the park or pretend like they don't know.

Gregory S. • July 24, 2022Security is light, bring a water do not pay for it. Avoid getting food.

Allie I. • January 30, 2012One of the best places to catch an indie film screening, we've seen everything from riveting documentaries to old B&W flicks. Buy tickets online early; this spot is so popular they often sell out.

Amanda S. • March 23, 2014Great venue!!

Anil C. • December 10, 2012free hot water available in the lobby!

Michael L. • January 31, 2023The lounge is a fantastic intimate little area. Good beer selection. Make a reservation!

Philadelphia Science Festival • April 8, 2013Hear from researchers who've generated some of the most well-known scientific breakthroughs of our time during Big Ideas: Funding and Innovation. 4/23 6:30-8:30pm. Tickets: $12, $10 educators (w/ ID)

Nicole F. • August 20, 2012Comfortable seats. Great sound system. Nice outdoor venue.

Emma M. • March 22, 2016Pretty good layout; stadium seating.

S W. • October 18, 2011Huge auditorium!

Kelly P. • October 14, 2012Go see "The Runner Stumbles". Great play, funny at times & the end won't be what you expect ; )

Jeffrey C. • February 12, 2012Wear appropriate attire....or you'll be asked to leave

Conny P. • October 30, 2014The dress transformation & gymnast act, this was a fun experience.

Wil H. • January 18, 2014Great theatre!

Saint Joseph's University • November 15, 2010See one of the shows performed by the Cap & Bells Dramatic Arts Society; they are the oldest student-run organization on campus.

Gary J. • July 29, 2018Shakespeare classics in my neighborhood park.

Elliot M. • April 21, 2013Parking at 38th and Walnut. $16.00

Rob R. • May 22, 2012Try the French onion. It's to die for.