Latest Events in Pennsylvania(February Updated)

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Chinese New Year at Philadelphia | Philadelphia

Feb 2–Mar 6, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Celebration

During the 2026 Lunar New Year, Philadelphia will be filled with a series of lion dances, parades, performances, and family-friendly activities, from downtown to the surrounding suburbs, creating a festive atmosphere. Comcast Center Lunar New Year Themed Events From February 2nd to March 6th, over a month of Lunar New Year themed events will be offered. Immersive experience of *Kung Fu Panda: Po's Lunar New Year Adventure*. Monday through Friday (working hours), join Po at the Panda Village to participate in the lantern festival and create digital sky lanterns. Philadelphia Suns Lion Dance Parade Dates: February 14th & 17th Location: Comcast Center Campus, 1701 John F. Kennedy Blvd Chinatown Lunar New Year Night Parade Date: February 16th Location: 10th & Spring St Dragon and lion dances, fireworks, music, food, and lucky draws—one of the most spectacular Lunar New Year events. Media Lion Dance Performance: Lion dances parade along State Street, accompanied by music, food, and stalls. **Date: February 21** **Location:** West Jasper & South Plum St, Media, PA **Date:** Dilworth Park Town Hall Chinese New Year Celebration, featuring Chinese opera performances, Kun Yang Lin Dance Troupe + Suns Lion Dance. **Date:** February 21 **Location:** Dilworth Park in front of Town Hall.

Fusion & 3D printing | Maker Space - Room 0.12

Mar 5, 2026 (UTC+0)

Salford

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Make In Salford | eventbrite

BVDLVD x Changeline UK Tour | Eagle Inn

Mar 9, 2026 (UTC+0)

Salford

Concerts EDM Festivals

Information Source: Ian McQuaid | eventbrite

In Her View：Highlights from the Keith and Jim Straw Collection | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–May 18, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

This exhibition celebrates the outstanding paintings, drawings, and prints by female artists in the collection of Keith and Jim Straw. The Philadelphia couple began collecting art in the 1970s, a time when collecting works by women artists was relatively rare. They initially collected works by active 19th-century artists, but over time their collection expanded to include contemporary artists, forging close personal relationships with them. To celebrate the Straws' commitment to donate a portion of their collection to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, this exhibition features representative works by artists such as Lily Martin Spencer, Susanna Varadon, Betty Sal, Joan Quirk-Tu-Sy Smith, and Kay Wokingstick. These artworks collectively demonstrate the resilience and creativity of women artists throughout history.

WHERE ARE WE NOW?: AMERICAN PEOPLE AND PLACES, 1955-2025 | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–Apr 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

The exhibition, “Where Are We Now? Places and People in America, 1955-2025,” opens with photographs by Swiss-born artist Robert Frank. In 1955, Frank published his photobook, *The Americans*, a collection of photographs taken during his long road trips across America. The book sparked controversy because it revealed, in an almost casual manner, the divisions in American social life, particularly the racism and other prejudices that shape the public experience. While Frank's photographs unsettled many, his collection reads like a love letter to the land he inhabited. This exhibition, in keeping with his spirit, brings together photographic works by numerous artists exploring the American experience and identity in various ways. The exhibition title poses an open-ended question. The photographs on display do not offer simple answers. Together, they raise another simple question: What does it look like when we try to unite?

Sebastian Errazuriz: Double Take | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 1, 2025–Aug 16, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

The exhibition will present Erasius's creative journey over two decades, including early conceptual works inspired by nature and found objects, as well as furniture, mirrors, and other products created using appropriated and digitally processed Greco-Roman artifacts. In addition, the exhibition will showcase a series of the designer's "dynamic" cabinets, characterized by their movable components. Erasius is committed to breaking the traditional notion that cabinets must be boxes with two front doors, or, in the artist's words, "breaking the box." In his "Dual Perspectives" series, he proposes a dynamic lifestyle where furniture can rotate, swing, and unfold in different ways. ‌‍‌‌‍‍‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‌‍‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‍‌‍‌‌ ‍‍‌‌‌‌‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‍‌‍‌‌

Noah Davis | Philadelphia Museum of Art

Jan 24–Apr 26, 2026 (UTC-5)

Philadelphia

Exhibitions

Noah Davis's initial wish was simple: "I wanted to represent the people around me." Born in Seattle in 1983, he later settled in Los Angeles, where he captured the complexities of contemporary Black life with a delicate and profound touch. As a beloved painter, this major retrospective also showcases other aspects of his work—from collecting photographs at flea markets to creating collages, websites, sculptures, and ultimately, his own museum.

59th Carnegie International | Carnegie Museum of Art

May 2, 2026–Jan 3, 2027 (UTC-5)

Pittsburgh

Exhibitions

Organized every four years by the Carnegie Museum of Art, the Carnegie International is the oldest international art fair in North America. The 59th edition of the fair will be the most collaborative and far-reaching yet—clearly articulating the Museum’s founding commitment to the art and artists of our time, rooted in our local area yet extending globally. It will engage artists and contributors from around the world to transform the Museum’s programming, partnerships, and operations in responsive and imaginative ways.

Pennsylvania Horse World Expo 2026 | Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center

Mar 5–Mar 8, 2026 (UTC-5)

Harrisburg

Conferences

Pennsylvania Horse World Expo will bring the nation’s leading equestrian clinicians and entertainers to Harrisburg for four days of education, entertainment and shopping. The exhibitors gathering here in the event will showcase a wide range of products and services like carriages & driving supplies, sweaters & polarfleece, saddlery & outback survival gear, pottery & sculpture, boarding services, farm services, fencing & round pen products, footwear and many more related products and services. Information Source: Equestrian Promotions Inc | expotobi