Philadelphia Museum of Art

Even though Rocky Balboa is a fictional character, he is being celebrated over the next few days in Philadelphia. Today is the second annual Rocky Day and now you have a new reason to get to the Philadelphia Museum of Art as soon as you can. NBC10’s Tim Furlong explains. 

The Philadelphia Museum of Art wants students to visit its new exhibit, so it’s now offering free guided tours and funding for school bus transportation.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has announced a new initiative to provide free busing and guided tours for local schools to see the museum’s newest exhibition, “The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframing the Black Figure.”

Philadelphia Museum of Art’s newest exhibit, “The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure,” features 28 Black and African diasporic contemporary artists who use figurative painting, drawing and sculpture to “illuminate and celebrate the nuance and richness of Black contemporary life.”

Do you know anyone like Rocky Balboa? Mural Arts Philadelphia is looking for four people who “embody Rocky’s spirit” to be featured in a new mural.

Do you know a real-life Rocky? The Philadelphia Visitor Center and Mural Arts Philadelphia have teamed up to honor local heroes who exemplify grit, compassion, and community engagement with a new mural next to the Rocky Statue. Here’s how you can nominate someone.

Severe weather threats forced Wawa Welcome America organizers to postpone Rocky movie night to Thursday. The movie will begin at 8 p.m. on the Art Museum steps. Wawa hoagie day will also take place tomorrow.

Fans of the iconic movie Rocky can once again enjoy a free screening of the timeless film on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

City officials announced a team of professional public art conservators will clean and wax the Rocky statue.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art’s newest exhibit “The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989”, spotlights 28 Korean artists who have focused on a period of rapid change in Korea.

The iconic Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art celebrated the release of the new movie “BLUE BEETLE.” A new mural was unveiled and a local organization was honored for its superhero-like work.

A local organization was honored for its work at a mural unveiling on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art