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Performances planned for iconic Wanamaker Organ in Philadelphia as "Save the Light Show" fundraiser kicks off
On Christmas in July, the Philadelphia Visitors Center announced plans to bring back holiday programming at the Wanamaker ...
Philadelphia civic leaders unveil plans to "Save the Light Show" at Wanamaker Building
The Visitors Center says the memorable Christmas Light Show at the Wanamaker Building will be returning along with the ...
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It’s a Christmas Miracle! The Wanamaker Light Show Will Return This Year
Macy’s closed, but beloved holiday traditions the Light Show and Dickens Village will remain — for now, at least.
Welcome back, Frosty! The Wanamaker Light Show will return this year.
The Light Show and Dickens Village, both beloved holiday traditions, were endangered after Macy's closed its Center City ...
Philadelphia's iconic Wanamaker Light show to return for the holidays
The iconic light show, Dickens Village and the organ will return to the Wannamaker building in Center City. Andy Byron, the ...
Iconic Holiday Traditions Returning To Philadelphia After Uncertainty
Residents and visitors flock to Center City every holiday season to enjoy these two time-honored and beloved traditions.
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Philly leaders announce return of Wanamaker holiday light show
The two iconic aspects of the Christmas season in Philadelphia were thrown into limbo after Macy's decided to close the ...
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It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia: An a-ha song at the gym almost gave the show a different title, here's how
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia was not the creators’ first choice for a title. In fact, Rob McElhenney, Glenn Howerton, ...
Wu-Tang Clan’s final show was a star-studded and emotional affair at a sold-out Wells Fargo
Ms. Lauryn Hill, LL Cool J, Freeway, and Councilman Kenyatta Johnson showed up, most in their Philly sports finery ...
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"It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia" star gives an update for the reported Season 18 of the show, details explored in depth
There are shows that come and go, and then there’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, a sitcom show that somehow never really disappears. It slips under the radar at times, but it always comes back.