One of the most famous organs in the world, which graces one of Philadelphia's favorite public spaces, was at risk of going ...

On Christmas in July, the Philadelphia Visitors Center announced plans to bring back holiday programming at the Wanamaker ...

Six months after Macy’s closed, Opera Philadelphia will partner with Philly arts groups to reactivate the retail space with ...

The famed Wanamaker Organ and building is not going to be sitting vacant anymore, all thanks to a $1 million grant and ...

The famous Wanamaker Light Show and Dickens Village inside the Wanamaker building are officially returning! In a historic announcement by The Philadelphia Visitor Center and TF ...

Macy’s closed, but beloved holiday traditions the Light Show and Dickens Village will remain — for now, at least.

The organ set Wanamaker’s apart from the city’s other well-known department stores. By the 1920s, the store hosted evening concerts that featured internationally renowned organists and ...

Classical organ music had become passé, so Wanamaker’s hired 20-year-old music student Keith Chapman to infuse the standard repertoire with popular music and to host musical groups for ...

The Wanamaker organ became a gauge for how the store navigated this urban and retail change. In 1966, Wanamaker’s longtime organist and musical director Mary Vogt retired. Classical organ music ...

The Wanamaker Organ, with over 28,000 pipes, is one of Philadelphia’s beloved landmarks. It towers over the store’s famous Grand Court, which also houses a 2500-pound bronze eagle.

Classical organ music had become passé, so Wanamaker’s hired 20-year-old music student Keith Chapman to infuse the standard repertoire with popular music and to host musical groups for ...