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- Mummers Parade - Wikipedia
The Mummers derive their name from the Mummers' plays performed in Philadelphia in the 18th century as part of a wide variety of working class street celebrations around Christmas
- What is a Mummer? History, definition and more of the . . . - PennLive
Mummers have their roots in the past, tracing as far back as ancient Egypt They're best documented during the medieval period, where the mummers' play was a popular pastime for the poor
- 2026 Mummers Parade in Philadelphia: What to Expect | Visit Philadelphia
Mummers are Philadelphians of all ages who belong to more than 40 organized clubs that make up the parade participants The clubs — split into five categories (Comics, Wench Brigades, Fancies, String Bands and Fancy Brigades) — exist mainly to stage their playful performances each New Year’s Day
- Mummers 101: Everything you need to know about Phillys infamous New . . .
There’s only one city in the world where New Year’s Day brings 10,000 people marching down the main boulevard in elaborate, sequined costumes The Mummers Parade has been an annual Philly
- Home - Mummers Museum
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 ”
- History of the Mummers - Mr Mummer - Philadelphia Mummers News and . . .
Philadelphia, which had a sizable Swedish population, was the center of America’s mummers’ celebrations In 1790, Philadelphia became the capital of the United States, and President George Washington initiated a tradition of receiving “calls” from mummers at his mansion
- Mummers - Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia
Known variously as mummers, shooters, belsnickles, fantasticals, and callithumpians, these masqueraders traced their roots to immigrants from England, Sweden, and Germany who introduced mumming to pre-Revolutionary Philadelphia
- The Mummers | Philadelphia Visitor Center
The Mummers are comprised of 40+ organized clubs, categorized into five divisions that each have their own performance specialty, and compete against each other for bragging rights, the Comics, Wench Brigades, Fancies, String Bands, and Fancy Brigades
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