Arden Theatre Company in Old City produces plays and musicals, including theater for children.
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The Wilma Theater is a leading Philadelphia theater company producing contemporary plays.
Forrest Theatre presents touring Broadway productions in a 1927 theater.
Walnut Street Theatre, opened in 1809, is the oldest continuously operating theatre in the English-speaking world.
Miller Theater, formerly the Merriam, is a historic theater on the Avenue of the Arts.
Academy of Music, opened in 1857, is the oldest grand opera house in the United States still used for its original purpose.
The Kimmel Center on the Avenue of the Arts is home to Marian Anderson Hall and the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Polish American Cultural Center presents exhibitions on Polish history and culture in Old City.

Philadelphia Sketch Club, founded in 1860, is one of the oldest artists' clubs in the United States, with a public gallery.
Brandywine Workshop and Archives is a printmaking studio and collection supporting diverse artists.
The Clay Studio is a ceramic arts center with galleries, classes and artist residencies.

Asian Arts Initiative is a community-based arts center presenting work by Asian American artists.

Taller Puertorriqueño is a cultural center preserving and promoting Puerto Rican and Latino arts and culture.

Fleisher Art Memorial is a community art school and gallery offering free and low-cost classes since 1898.
Slought is a nonprofit cultural organization presenting exhibitions and public conversations on art and society.

Arthur Ross Gallery is the University of Pennsylvania's gallery, presenting art from the university's collections and beyond.
American Swedish Historical Museum is the oldest Swedish museum in the United States, in FDR Park.
Fort Mifflin is a historic fort on the Delaware River, besieged during the American Revolution.