Philly is going green this month with a series of events meant to spruce up the city and celebrate our planet's natural beauty. According to the City of Philadelphia's official website, residents can partake in environmental activities such as the Philly Spring Cleanup, and the Play-A-Palooza event, both aimed at engaging communities in Earth-friendly initiatives.

As the city gears up for Earth Day on April 22 and Arbor Day on April 30, the Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, along with partners, is hosting a multitude of events. Fishing enthusiasts, especially families, are in for a treat with free family fishing at FDR Park, according to the City of Philadelphia.

Meanwhile, astronomy buffs can look forward to solar eclipse viewings, a rare celestial event that's sure to draw crowds and inspire awe. City officials expect these events to not only educate but to foster a deeper connection between Philadelphians and their environment.

For those who prefer hands-on activities, the opportunity to join in on the Philly Spring Cleanup. This large-scale effort aims to tackle litter and debris, transforming neighborhoods into cleaner, more inviting spaces. Rejuvenation is a theme throughout these events, particularly with the Play-A-Palooza, which invites younger residents to enjoy renovated play spaces across Philadelphia, as per the City of Philadelphia.