Good morning, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia embraces fall with a spooky arts lineup that features The Addams Family musical at Walnut Street Theatre (previews begin Sept.

22), a Día de los Muertos exhibit at Magic Gardens open through Nov. 8, and an immersive ghost mystery aboard USS Olympia on Oct. 10 and 11.

Philadelphia continues its America’s 250th celebrations this fall and winter with exhibitions and arts programs across the city.

Events include The Declaration’s Journey at the Museum of the American Revolution, an art exhibit at Historic Strawberry Mansion, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show at the convention center.

Philly sees exciting arts and culture events this weekend, including the PECO Multicultural Festival with Indigenous performances Sept.

19-20 on the waterfront, an improvised musical at Arden Theatre through Sept. 27, a Clover Market on Sunday in Collingswood, and WXPN Festival in Camden plus a Free Library Fall Speaker Series later this week.

The Philadelphia Historical Commission’s advisory group approved a nomination to designate Keith Haring’s 1987 mural at 2147 Ellsworth St in Point Breeze as a historic landmark, which would protect the only remaining outdoor mural by the artist if confirmed next month.

InLiquid is hosting 'No Other Place to Go,' an exhibition featuring five artists who capture climate change through photography — the show is on view at 1400 North American Street through Oct.

17. The event highlights shifts in nature and their impact on how we remember our changing landscape.

Philadelphia City Councilmember Mark Squilla plans to introduce a bill requiring a plan to divert 60% of trash from landfills and incinerators by 2050 as council prepares new waste contracts with mayoral support aimed at reducing emissions and creating green jobs.

Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr. & city officials detailed a $2 million first-phase renovation for Cecil B.

Moore Library during a meeting Tuesday at MLK Recreation Center, while community members voiced frustration over unclear plans and unused funds as work is set to begin in October and last about six months.

Philadelphia International Airport ranked last in JD Power’s satisfaction survey for the sixth consecutive year, even after upgrades like modernized restrooms and extra restaurant options; its 86-year-old facilities still cannot handle larger aircraft.

Local orchards in Media now offer limited apple picking as a late spring frost killed up to 80 percent of the crop, and owners advise customers to pick available varieties while supplies last.

Zack Wheeler pitched seven scoreless innings and earned his 13th win as the Phillies beat the Nationals 3—0 in Washington, D.C. yesterday, moving the team to 84—68 and closer to a playoff berth after overcoming early rotation concerns.

Matt Cord announced on Wednesday morning on 93.3 WMMR that he will return for his 29th season as the Sixers PA announcer, reversing retirement after calls from fans—including Allen Iverson—and team moves like the Jaylen Brown trade and LeBron James signing.

His return adds excitement ahead of the season.

Matt Cord is returning as the 76ers’ PA announcer for home games & he will help the team hold tryouts for a new announcer this winter.

The veteran reversed his retirement plans after 28 years at the mic, ensuring his iconic voice brings excitement during LeBron James’ baskets.

Philadelphia (the Eagles) will face the Titans in Nashville on Sunday at Nissan Stadium as they rely on their pass rush and run game to pressure opponent Cam Ward in hot conditions while expecting to score at least 27.