• February 29 - March 8, 2020
• PHILADELPHIA, PA

The gala March event held at the convention center ushers in spring and offers spectators the opportunity of experiencing destinations around the world. Displays include vast landscapes and decorations featuring the plants derived from the themed country. The event also features culinary delights in addition to cultural presentations.

• March 27 - April 5, 2020
• READING, PA

For 10 days residents look forward to spring with the arrival of local and big name artists who perform numerous musical genres spanning from big band to jazz. Nightly shows occur throughout the city ranging from restaurants to major event venues.

• May 8 and 9, 2020
• PHILADELPHIA, PA

During the second weekend every May, male and female athletes attending over 100 institutions of higher learning from around North America compete in 2,000-meter rowing races on the Schuylkill River. Corporate organizations also have the chance to compete in a 500-meter race. A localized food court provides food and refreshments.

• May 14-17, 2020
• PITTSBURGH, PA

Geared toward youngsters, the annual May event provides parents with the chance to introduce children to the performing arts. Entertainment groups representing countries worldwide offer acrobatics, comedy, music, dance, puppetry and multimedia shows at the Schenley Plaza and the University of Pittsburgh campus.

• JUNE 5-14, 2020
• PITTSBURGH, PA

For 10 days in June, the community celebrates the arts with this festival that attracts over 300 artists who demonstrate their techniques and sell their works. The event also has live concerts, food and a carnival atmosphere that offers fun for all.

• June 27-28, 2020
• PHILADELPHIA, PA

The traditional community weekend long June event brings hundreds of artisans from across the country together with craft lovers. Located along Main Street, the expansive open gallery provides artisans the chance to display wares and offer demonstrations. Children's activities, live entertainment and refreshments accompany the festival.