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Living - Places - Venues - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Places for performances, concerts, athletics, conventions, tradeshows, gatherings; many of the sports arenas (Wachovia Ctr, Lincoln Financial Field, Veterans Stadium, Citizens Bank Park) are grouped in south Philadelphia near South Broad Street/I-95
- Academy of Music: 2,900-seat historic grand opera house; opened in 1857; performances by the Opera Company of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Ballet and Philly Pops with Peter Nero
- Annenberg Ctr: Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts; performing arts center: music, theatre, dance, arts education and outreach for adults and young people; professional performing arts series Penn Presents; The Zellerbach Theatre, Harold Prince Theatre, Irvine Auditorium, and The Studio Theatre
- Citizens Bank Pk: 43,500-seat baseball stadium; home of major league baseball's Philadelphia Phillies; opened on April 12, 2004
- Forrest Theatre: live theatre; plays and musicals; Broadway; built in 1927
- Kimmel Ctr: Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts; includes Verizon Hall, Perelman Theater, Innovation Studio and the Merck Arts Education Center; home to eight performing arts organizations: The Philadelphia Orchestra, Opera Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ballet, Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, American Theater Arts for Youth, PHILADANCO, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, and Peter Nero and the Philly PopsŪ
- Lincoln FF: Lincoln Financial Field 68,532-seat football stadium; where Philadelphia Eagles play; other sporting events
- Mann Ctr: Mann Center for the Performing Arts; outdoor cultural arts venue; 4,000 seats under cover and 10,000 lawn/terrace; 5201 Parkside Avenue, Philadelphia
- PN Conv Ctr: Pennsylvania Convention Center; Grand Hall and Ballroom; Reading Terminal Trainshed; 2.5 hectares of contiguous space; expansion started in 2006 to double its size
- Prince Th: The Prince Music Theater; music theater and movies
- Tweeter Ctr: 25,000-seat outdoor amphitheater converts to an enclosed theatre for 1,600-7,000; The Tweeter Center of Philadelphia and South Jersey Region; Camden, NJ
- Wachovia Ctr: Wachovia arena complex: Wachovia Center and Wachovia Spectrum; Wachovia Center is an indoor arena that seats 21,600 for basketball or 19,519 for hockey and is home of the Flyers, 76ers, Phantoms, Wings, KiXX, Soul; formerly known as the First Union Center; formerly known as the CoreStates Center; on site of former JFK Stadium; Comcast-Spectacor, the owner of the Wachovia Center, is a Philadelphia-based sports and entertainment firm and a subsidiary of Comcast; Wachovia is a bank based in Charlotte, NC
- Walnut St Th: Oldest theatre in America; opened in 1809
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