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12 Days of Christmas has just opened a Philadelphia chapter to bring the spirit of giving back to every month of the year. And Saturday they will host a “Christmas in July” virtual fundraiser! Aunyea talks to Stephanie Mayes Boyd and Monica Lewis from the new Philadelphia chapter.

This weekend, the Bissel Pet Foundation is sponsoring adoption events throughout the country. Sheila Watko spoke to Bri Olson of the foundation about how you can help an animal looking for a forever home.

Saturday in Media, come together at the Community Fest for Black Lives Matter to support Black-owned businesses, show support for the movement and raise your voice in support of Black culture and against violence. The event will run from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. outside of the Media courthouse. Aunyea spoke with Senta Johnson, organizer of the event.

Philadelphia’s famed Magic Gardens reopens Friday – but if you go, make sure to wear a mask, maintain social distance and use the hand sanitizer that will be available.

Parks on Tap is bringing its popular popup beer garden to a second Philly location — at the Fairmount Water Works behind the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The first Mask Ur Aid ball will raise money and attention for Philly fashion, featuring designers, music and lots of great appearances!

Run the World, a new girl group, released a new song called “Rainbow” that’s dedicated to essential workers. They talk to Philly Live’s Sheila Watko about making the new music without meeting in person.

Philly’s Hispanic Fiesta has been going strong for 38 years. This year, because of the coronavirus pandemic, the event will be virtual. Still, there are plenty of ways to get in on the fun.

Author and mindfulness expert Pax Tandon offers tips to relax and be kind to our minds. She speaks to Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle.

Broadway actors share their know-how with aspiring theater kids in a special summer camp that they can participate in from home. Philly Live’s Sheila Watko speaks to the organizer.

Looking for a unique summer camp experience that’s rooted in science? The National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, has a great program for your kids.

‘Palm Springs’ is a romantic comedy meets ‘Groundhog Day’. Actors from the film including Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti talk about the new movie.

After 115 days, the Franklin Institute is reopening to the public with special physical distancing guidelines to keep visitors safe during the coronavirus pandemic. Larry Dubinski from the museum explains what you and your family can see when you visit.

Be a tourist in your hometown. Visit a different part of the city. Explore the area’s parks. Those are just a few of the ways you can enjoy staying close to home this summer while still being physically-distant. Visit Philly’s Jeff Guaracino shares some great ideas with Philly Live’s Sheila Watko.

Kyle Kammerle is one of eight new members of the Philadelphia Eagles cheerleading squad. Philly Live’s Sheila Watko caught up with Kyle to talk about what it was like auditioning virtually and hopes for the upcoming season.

Philadelphia native Isabella Ferreira spoke with Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle about her new show “Love, Victor” on Hulu and how it is acting in the time of a pandemic.

Philly Dance Fitness didn’t let the coronavirus pandemic stop the dancing. They turned into an online platform to offer some 40 classes a week ranging from ballet to belly dancing and more. Aunyea Lachelle explains.

Jason Derulo will headline Philadelphia’s Wawa Welcome America concert on July 4th with a live performance to a virtual audience. Prior to his performance, he talked and danced with Philly Live’s super fans Aunyea Lachelle and Sheila Watko.

Learn how enjoying the outdoors – even just a walk in the park or time gardening – can help you create a positive outlook on your life. In the Independence Blue Cross #mindPHL Wellness Corner, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society explains how they transform vacant lots in Philadelphia into green spaces to give residents a brain boost. This wellness update is...

Wawa Welcome America’s July 4th concert will take place at The Met Philly without an audience as Cynthia Erivo and Jason Derulo perform only to cameras. Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Geoff Gordon of Live Nation about the upcoming concert.