The Light Show and Dickens Village, both beloved holiday traditions, were endangered after Macy's closed its Center City ...

During a “Christmas in July” press conference inside the Wanamaker Building on Friday, July 25, the Philadelphia Visitor ...

You know, two people yelled at me this week. But what I read in The Philadelphia Inquirer absolutely and wonderfully made up ...

Six months after Philadelphians mourned the closure of the Center City Macy’s store — famous for hosting its annual holiday ...

A longstanding holiday tradition in Philadelphia will continue after the closure of the Center City Macy's cast uncertainty ...

It’s Friday, Philly. It’s also not a bad day to stay indoors, as heat, humidity, and potential storms return to the region.

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.

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

Residents and visitors flock to Center City every holiday season to enjoy these two time-honored and beloved traditions.

Virginia Williams has her Dickens Village set up in her South Hill living room. The display includes over sixty lighted structures. (Colin Mulvany/Colin Mulvany/ / The Spokesman-Review) ...