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History of our Museum

Situated in the heart of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Mummers Museum is a vibrant hub that celebrates the rich tradition of the Mummers Parade.

The Mummers Museum opened in 1976 as part of Philadelphia’s celebration of America’s Bicentennial. The Museum is dedicated to celebrating the tradition of Mummery in Philadelphia. Inside are costumes, oral histories, video and audio archives, and even an exhibit to teach anyone how to “strut.” Our collection brings you up close to the elaborate costumes and the captivating history behind the Mummers Parade.

Welcome to the Festival of Many Colors

What is it? An event series combining three Philadelphia traditions of bright colors, costumes, and public celebration to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States of America.

Who’s Involved? The Mummers Museum is hosting this festival, it features performers and craftspeople from Mummer clubs of all divisions, Philly Caribbean Carnival, and Carnaval de Puebla en Philadelphia, and it’s free and open to everybody.

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LIVE NOW: Hueyxolotl Aztec Dancers 🔥🌺

The energy at the Festival of Many Colors is incredible as Hueyxolotl brings powerful tradition, music, and dance to the Mummers Museum stage!

Come experience this amazing celebration of culture for yourself. We’re here until 6 PM with live performances, vendors, and food trucks all day long. 🌍🎶

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We’re kicking off the Festival of Many Colors with the incredible sounds of the Philadelphia Pan Stars! 🎶🔥

Come out to the Mummers Museum RIGHT NOW and experience the energy of live steel orchestra music as we begin an amazing day of culture, performances, food trucks, and vendors from around the world.

The festival runs until 6 PM today, so there’s still plenty of time to join the celebration!

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ONE DAY AWAY! 🎉

The Festival of Many Colors is almost here! Join us tomorrow at the Mummers Museum for a full day of live performances, craft vendors, and food trucks celebrating cultures from around the world.

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Bring your friends, bring your family—this is one you don’t want to miss!
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ONE DAY AWAY! 🎉
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A special thank you to Carnaval de Puebla en Philadelphia for their partnership and collaboration on our Festival of Many Colors! 🇲🇽🎉

Join us Sunday, May 17 from 12–6 PM at the Mummers Museum (1100 S. 2nd St, at Washington Ave) for a day filled with music, dance, craft vendors, and delicious food trucks.

Together, we’re bringing cultures to life through an unforgettable community celebration—we hope to see you there!
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We’re proud to partner with PHILLY CARNIVAL and Uca Philly for the Mummers Museum’s Festival of Many Colors! 🌴🎶

Join us Sunday, May 17 from 12–6 PM at the Mummers Museum (1100 S. 2nd St, at Washington Ave) for a full day of live performances, craft vendors, and food trucks celebrating cultures from around the world.

Thank you for helping us bring this vibrant event to life—we can’t wait to celebrate together!
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Thank you to The City Council of Philadelphia for your support of the Mummers Museum’s Festival of Many Colors! 🏛️

Your commitment to the arts and culture helps make events like this possible.
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