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Explore Penn’s Rich Arts & Culture Scene

Penn and Philadelphia are home to a vibrant arts and culture scene, including museums, galleries, theaters, and historic landmarks. Take advantage of the rich cultural experiences available just steps from campus.

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On Penn's Campus

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    Penn Live Arts

    The hub for performing arts on campus, at Penn Live Arts showcases theater, dance, music, and film from around the world.

    Penn Live Arts

  • View of an art gallery with two women in front, one is pointing in front of her at art on the wall

    Arthur Ross Gallery

    A university-affiliated art gallery presenting global exhibitions, lectures, and educational programs.

    Arthur Ross Gallery

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    Institute of Contemporary Art

    A leading contemporary art museum known for groundbreaking exhibitions and innovative programming.
     

    Institute of Contemporary Art

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    Penn Museum

    Home to over a million extraordinary artifacts and archaeological finds, the Penn Museum has been uncovering our shared humanity across continents and millennia since 1887.

    Penn Museum

Nearby Philadelphia Attractions

  • Philadelphia Museum of Art

    A renowned museum with an extensive collection of art from around the world, including the iconic Rocky Steps.

    Philadelphia Museum of Art

  • the liberty bell

    Historic Philadelphia

    Explore America's history in the nation's most historic square mile, which is home the the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross House, Independence Hall, National Constitution Center, the Franklin Museum, and more!

    Historic Philadelphia

  • a peacock at the zoo

    Philadelphia Zoo

    The nation's first zoo, featuring over 1,300 animals and a wide range of conservation programs.

    Philadelphia Zoo

  • The Franklin Institute

    In the spirit of inquiry and discovery embodied by Benjamin Franklin, The Franklin Institute inspires a passion for learning about science and technology.

    The Franklin Institute