Philadelphia ZooHow to watch Philadelphia’s Christmas tree lighting at City HallIf you can't make it to City Hall, you can watch on 6ABC. There will be performances from Ashanti, Philadelphia Girls Choir and more.Henry Savage Quinta Brunson wants thousands of Philly kids to have free school field tripsKristen A. Graham How souvenir penny presses could survive after the end of the one-cent coinEmily Bloch OpinionHow city life taught me to see animals — and people — differentlyJo-Elle Mogerman, For The Inquirer What a renter could get with $1,900 a month in Fishtown, West Philly, and Lower Merion | The Price PointMichaelle Bond AdvertisementMargery N. Sly, retired director of Temple’s Special Collections Research Center, has died at 68She championed diverse and inclusive archives, and told a Temple colleague that the center housed 500 separate collections from a wide range of local cultural, historical, social, and civic groups.Gary Miles Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo become parents 16 times over, Philadelphia Zoo announcesAnother nine critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoises have hatched at the Philadelphia Zoo, marking milestones for the nearly 100-year-old parents and conservation efforts. Maggie Prosser Two endangered big cats are the Philadelphia Zoo’s newest residentsThe pair arrived in Philly early this summer as part of an endangered species survival program.Nick Vadala Philadelphia is making it easier for nursing parents to find the city’s 26 lactation spacesThe city announced the launch of its "lactation space finder" to help parents locate dedicated spaces for municipal employees and members of the public to pump or breastfeed.Fallon Roth The Philadelphia Zoo's first Galapagos tortoise hatchlings make their debutTheir mother, Mommy, is now considered the oldest known first-time mother Galapagos tortoise in the world.Nick Vadala 21 must-attend Philadelphia spring markets and street festivals in 2025A roundup of some of the best and most beloved spring markets and street festivals happening in Philadelphia in 2025.Henry Savage Philadelphia Zoo introduces Jambi, the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsBorn in June to his mom Tua, Jambi is considered a "major conservation win" for the critically endangered species.Beatrice Forman The Philadelphia Zoo welcomes the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsThe birth is a "testament to the animal care, nutrition and veterinary teams that have worked with Tua to greatly improve her health over years," the zoo said in a statement.Milan Varia The Philadelphia Zoo celebrates its 150th anniversaryOn July 1, 1874, Philadelphia Zoo opened its gates for the first time. A century and a half later, it's planning for more renovations and expansion.Hannah Nguyen The Philadelphia Zoo turned 150. Here’s what it was like when it opened.Today celebrates 150 years since the zoo opened. Its history dates goes back to editions of The Inquirer that date the 1870s and was a time of excitement for many in the city.Milan Varia Trolls are running amok at the Philadelphia Zoo | Things to DoFrom friendly trolls to red carpet reveals, here are our picks for things to do this week.Hira Qureshi A new rebellious species has landed at the Philadelphia Zoo and they’re trying to save humansAfter popping up in 17 countries, Danish artist Thomas Dambo's Trolls have entered the Philadelphia Zoo. They will stick around till April 15.Earl Hopkins The newest leader of the Philadelphia Zoo wants to redefine urban zoosPhiladelphia Zoo president and CEO Jo-Elle Mogerman wants to redefine urban zoos across America with the help of the Philly community.Earl Hopkins The Philadelphia Zoo names its first Black woman presidentThe zoo's new president brings expertise in planning, conservation and community connection.Rita Giordano Philadelphia Zoo workers focused on animal welfare and staff safety as they negotiated a post-pandemic contract“Safety is an interest on both sides," said Rachel Metz, the zoo’s vice president of animal well-being.Lizzy McLellan Ravitch See more storiesAdvertisement
How to watch Philadelphia’s Christmas tree lighting at City HallIf you can't make it to City Hall, you can watch on 6ABC. There will be performances from Ashanti, Philadelphia Girls Choir and more.Henry Savage
How to watch Philadelphia’s Christmas tree lighting at City HallIf you can't make it to City Hall, you can watch on 6ABC. There will be performances from Ashanti, Philadelphia Girls Choir and more.Henry Savage
OpinionHow city life taught me to see animals — and people — differentlyJo-Elle Mogerman, For The Inquirer
OpinionHow city life taught me to see animals — and people — differentlyJo-Elle Mogerman, For The Inquirer
What a renter could get with $1,900 a month in Fishtown, West Philly, and Lower Merion | The Price PointMichaelle Bond
What a renter could get with $1,900 a month in Fishtown, West Philly, and Lower Merion | The Price PointMichaelle Bond
Margery N. Sly, retired director of Temple’s Special Collections Research Center, has died at 68She championed diverse and inclusive archives, and told a Temple colleague that the center housed 500 separate collections from a wide range of local cultural, historical, social, and civic groups.Gary Miles
Margery N. Sly, retired director of Temple’s Special Collections Research Center, has died at 68She championed diverse and inclusive archives, and told a Temple colleague that the center housed 500 separate collections from a wide range of local cultural, historical, social, and civic groups.Gary Miles
Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo become parents 16 times over, Philadelphia Zoo announcesAnother nine critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoises have hatched at the Philadelphia Zoo, marking milestones for the nearly 100-year-old parents and conservation efforts. Maggie Prosser
Galapagos tortoises Mommy and Abrazzo become parents 16 times over, Philadelphia Zoo announcesAnother nine critically endangered Western Santa Cruz Galapagos tortoises have hatched at the Philadelphia Zoo, marking milestones for the nearly 100-year-old parents and conservation efforts. Maggie Prosser
Two endangered big cats are the Philadelphia Zoo’s newest residentsThe pair arrived in Philly early this summer as part of an endangered species survival program.Nick Vadala
Two endangered big cats are the Philadelphia Zoo’s newest residentsThe pair arrived in Philly early this summer as part of an endangered species survival program.Nick Vadala
Philadelphia is making it easier for nursing parents to find the city’s 26 lactation spacesThe city announced the launch of its "lactation space finder" to help parents locate dedicated spaces for municipal employees and members of the public to pump or breastfeed.Fallon Roth
Philadelphia is making it easier for nursing parents to find the city’s 26 lactation spacesThe city announced the launch of its "lactation space finder" to help parents locate dedicated spaces for municipal employees and members of the public to pump or breastfeed.Fallon Roth
The Philadelphia Zoo's first Galapagos tortoise hatchlings make their debutTheir mother, Mommy, is now considered the oldest known first-time mother Galapagos tortoise in the world.Nick Vadala
The Philadelphia Zoo's first Galapagos tortoise hatchlings make their debutTheir mother, Mommy, is now considered the oldest known first-time mother Galapagos tortoise in the world.Nick Vadala
21 must-attend Philadelphia spring markets and street festivals in 2025A roundup of some of the best and most beloved spring markets and street festivals happening in Philadelphia in 2025.Henry Savage
21 must-attend Philadelphia spring markets and street festivals in 2025A roundup of some of the best and most beloved spring markets and street festivals happening in Philadelphia in 2025.Henry Savage
Philadelphia Zoo introduces Jambi, the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsBorn in June to his mom Tua, Jambi is considered a "major conservation win" for the critically endangered species.Beatrice Forman
Philadelphia Zoo introduces Jambi, the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsBorn in June to his mom Tua, Jambi is considered a "major conservation win" for the critically endangered species.Beatrice Forman
The Philadelphia Zoo welcomes the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsThe birth is a "testament to the animal care, nutrition and veterinary teams that have worked with Tua to greatly improve her health over years," the zoo said in a statement.Milan Varia
The Philadelphia Zoo welcomes the first Sumatran orangutan born there in 15 yearsThe birth is a "testament to the animal care, nutrition and veterinary teams that have worked with Tua to greatly improve her health over years," the zoo said in a statement.Milan Varia
The Philadelphia Zoo celebrates its 150th anniversaryOn July 1, 1874, Philadelphia Zoo opened its gates for the first time. A century and a half later, it's planning for more renovations and expansion.Hannah Nguyen
The Philadelphia Zoo celebrates its 150th anniversaryOn July 1, 1874, Philadelphia Zoo opened its gates for the first time. A century and a half later, it's planning for more renovations and expansion.Hannah Nguyen
The Philadelphia Zoo turned 150. Here’s what it was like when it opened.Today celebrates 150 years since the zoo opened. Its history dates goes back to editions of The Inquirer that date the 1870s and was a time of excitement for many in the city.Milan Varia
The Philadelphia Zoo turned 150. Here’s what it was like when it opened.Today celebrates 150 years since the zoo opened. Its history dates goes back to editions of The Inquirer that date the 1870s and was a time of excitement for many in the city.Milan Varia
Trolls are running amok at the Philadelphia Zoo | Things to DoFrom friendly trolls to red carpet reveals, here are our picks for things to do this week.Hira Qureshi
Trolls are running amok at the Philadelphia Zoo | Things to DoFrom friendly trolls to red carpet reveals, here are our picks for things to do this week.Hira Qureshi
A new rebellious species has landed at the Philadelphia Zoo and they’re trying to save humansAfter popping up in 17 countries, Danish artist Thomas Dambo's Trolls have entered the Philadelphia Zoo. They will stick around till April 15.Earl Hopkins
A new rebellious species has landed at the Philadelphia Zoo and they’re trying to save humansAfter popping up in 17 countries, Danish artist Thomas Dambo's Trolls have entered the Philadelphia Zoo. They will stick around till April 15.Earl Hopkins
The newest leader of the Philadelphia Zoo wants to redefine urban zoosPhiladelphia Zoo president and CEO Jo-Elle Mogerman wants to redefine urban zoos across America with the help of the Philly community.Earl Hopkins
The newest leader of the Philadelphia Zoo wants to redefine urban zoosPhiladelphia Zoo president and CEO Jo-Elle Mogerman wants to redefine urban zoos across America with the help of the Philly community.Earl Hopkins
The Philadelphia Zoo names its first Black woman presidentThe zoo's new president brings expertise in planning, conservation and community connection.Rita Giordano
The Philadelphia Zoo names its first Black woman presidentThe zoo's new president brings expertise in planning, conservation and community connection.Rita Giordano
Philadelphia Zoo workers focused on animal welfare and staff safety as they negotiated a post-pandemic contract“Safety is an interest on both sides," said Rachel Metz, the zoo’s vice president of animal well-being.Lizzy McLellan Ravitch
Philadelphia Zoo workers focused on animal welfare and staff safety as they negotiated a post-pandemic contract“Safety is an interest on both sides," said Rachel Metz, the zoo’s vice president of animal well-being.Lizzy McLellan Ravitch
