Seasonal Fun in Philadelphia : Thanksgiving Weekend and Beyond

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‘Tis the season for ice skating, light shows and family fun. There’s lots to do in the Delaware Valley, so don’t go into hibernation just yet. Check out our mini-roundup below and have a fun wintery weekend!

Electrical Spectacle in Franklin Square | Photo: Jeff Fusco

Skates Up!

The Rothman Orthopaedics Ice Rink and Cabin opened this month in Dilworth Park in Center City Philadelphia. Families can book a time to skate on the ice and relax between skating sessions at the cabin. The cabin offers seasonal dishes served up in a warm and cozy atmosphere. While your family is in the area, plan a stop at the Made in Philadelphia Holiday Market of the Wintergarden on Greenfield Lawn – two other popular attractions that opened in Dilworth Park this month.

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Lights! Chocolate! Action!

Captivating light displays that flash, sparkle and glow are one of the most magical parts of the winter season. Families don’t have to go far to experience this holiday wonder. A free electrical light show is on at Franklin Square every night from 5-9 p.m. through Jan. 7, with shows beginning every 30 minutes. The lights are choreographed to holiday favorites such as “All I Want For Christmas is You” and “Carol of the Bells.” The square will also be host to a new street-curling platform, mini golf and seasonal sips.

Curling at Franklin Square’s winter wonderland | Photo: Jeff Fusco
Mini golf at Franklin Square’s winter wonderland | Photo: Jeff Fusco

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Murder and a Show

For parents and teens, “Dickens of a Murder,” a live murder mystery show at The Red Rum Theater in Philadelphia, provides a murderous spin on the classic “A Christmas Carol.” The show will run through Dec. 30. While it’s not a dinner theater event, a cash bar will be available. Tickets are $35.

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