Join the Second Sunday Walking Tour as we meet for a special Women's History Month tour honoring America's Founding Mothers. Admission - $5 per person (children 12 and under may […]
Is your current headshot starting to look like a throwback? Then it's time for a professional photo of the new you in 2022! In our socially connected world, a headshot […]
This Franklin themed tour includes a tour of the burial ground including the graves of Franklin's family and friends with quotes by Ben Franklin himself. This tour runs 45 minutes. […]
Included with admission. Connections between the moon and scientists buried here. Chats typically run 20-30 minutes.
This Second Sunday Walking tour will run for about 45 minutes. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress warmly! We will meet in the Tower Room of Christ Church at 20 […]
Philadelphia celebrates The International Day of Monuments and Sites on Monday, April 18th, but Christ Church will observe this celebration on April 16th from 2pm-5pm. Christ Church is closed to […]
Donate what you wish from 12 to 3PM. Come to the Burial Ground to celebrate Earth Day with us through hands-on activities, birdwatching, and a special eco-tour! The Burial Ground […]
Included with admission This month we remember Franklin Watkins, who died 50 years ago this year. He was a Philadelphia artist with his paintings in museums the world over, including […]
Join our local vendors (new and returning) on Church Street between 2nd and American Streets... right in time for Mother's Day... for a celebration of all things local and handmade!
Join former Christ Church Preservation Trust Educator and Military Historian Tom Snow for Tour of Duty! This special tour highlights the military heroes of Christ Church with a distinct perspective […]
Join former Christ Church Preservation Trust Educator and Military Historian Tom Snow for Tour of Duty! This special tour highlights the military heroes of Christ Church with a distinct perspective […]
Join us one block away from the site of Philadelphia's original 18th-century farmers market on High (now Market) Street -- the market that gave Market Street its name. The market is […]
Elizabeth Willing Powel was at the center of political and social activity in Philadelphia throughout the late eighteenth century. Elizabeth Willing Powel and her husband Samuel, a vestryman of Christ […]
UPDATE: Due to tonight's forecast, we have decided to postpone our Candlelight Concert until Friday, June 24 at 7PM. If you have already purchased tickets and the new date does […]
Free and open to the public We will once again gather to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this country. We will gather to lay a wreath honoring […]