Portal goes back online, connecting Philly's LOVE Park with other cites, for now The Philadelphia Portal has had its troubles since launching in LOVE Park in October 2024, but will be back online ...

Philadelphia's interactive Portal — which connects the City of Brotherly Love to cities around the world in Ireland, Lithuania and Poland via video — is leaving LOVE Park.

The Portal in Philadelphia's LOVE Park remained wrapped up and nonoperational on March 25, 2025, as the group that runs the livestreaming device mulls over its future.

PHILADELPHIA— A Love Park two-way live stream art installation drew large crowds yesterday as the portal provided streetscapes of Vilnius, Lithuania, Lublin, Poland and Dublin, Ireland. Visitors ...

Portals, a bridge to a united planet, has opened one of its art installations at Philadelphia's Love Park.

Michael Tanenbaum/PhillyVoice The Portal in LOVE Park went offline in February after vandals stole some of its copper wire. It will move to a new location near Center City in two weeks.

An art installation "portal" in Philadelphia's LOVE Park is now activated and is connecting the City of Brotherly Love to several international cities.

LOVE Park ‘portal’ connects Philadelphia to several international cities The portal was activated on Tuesday, enabling Philadelphians to connect with people around the world.

Portals may move its virtual eye from the LOVE Park to other locations. Where might The Portal end up next is unknown, but there are logical choices.

On Monday morning, the Philadelphia Portal art installation will move from its current home in LOVE Park to a new location in Center City.

Philadelphia's interactive Portal — which connects the City of Brotherly Love to cities around the world in Ireland, Lithuania and Poland via video — is leaving LOVE Park.