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Philadelphia sets aside millions for 2026 celebrations. Find out where the money is going
Philadelphia City Council laid out Thursday its plans to give millions to planning America’s 250th celebrations and events in the city in 2026.
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Philadelphia sets aside nearly $60M for America's 250th birthday in 2026
With the biggest celebration of American independence in decades set for 2026, Philadelphia leadership is setting aside tens of millions of dollars to make sure the Semiquincentennial is properly funded in hopes of making even more money on all the tourists that come to the place where America was founded.
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Sorry kids! Plan for Children's World's Fair for America's 250th in Philly is canceled
The leaders of the Please Touch Museum, Mann Center for Performing Arts and Philadelphia Zoo cite a lack of funding and not enough time as reasons for canceling any plans for a Children’s World’s Fair in Fairmount Park in 2026
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There will be no children's world fair in Fairmount Park for America's 250th birthday
Plans for a children’s world fair in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park for the Semiquincentennial were canceled amid concerns over funding and timing.
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Philly leaders discussed preparations for 2026, set to be a jammed packed year
Leaders in Philadelphia are already hard at work panning for 2026 which will be a big year for Philadelphia. The main topic was funding as they plan for the NCAA Men’s tournament, FIFA World Cup, America’s 250th celebration and the MLB All-Star game. NBC10’s Leah Uko has the details.