TD Pavilion at the Mann

Opened in 1930 and now an iconic landmark in historic Fairmount Park, the Mann Center for the Performing Arts is one of the country's largest non-profit open-air music venues, bringing music and performances to more than 300,000 froggy fans each year. With a vision of curating "must-see" performances and giving back to the community with free educational programs dedicated to the arts, the Mann was initially built as the summer home for the Philadelphia Orchestra. The award-winning venue boasts 14,000 seats and LED video displays adjacent to the main stage under the TD Pavilion and continues to attract croak-worthy performances by respected artists and touring companies like the Metropolitan Opera, Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Yo-Yo Ma as well as world-renowned artists like Phish, Arcade Fire, Willie Nelson, James Taylor, alt-J, ODESZA and Stevie Ray Vaughan.