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Heyday Skincare Black History Month Pop-Up Event

Heyday Skincare Rittenhouse 1735 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, Philadelphia

Heyday Rittenhouse is combining self-care and cultural celebration this February to honor Black History Month with several pop-up events that will partner with local Black-owned businesses to foster a space for diversity and economic empowerment. Stoop + Stank is just one of the amazing Black-owned businesses in Philadelphia. Heyday Skincare is proud to host them at their Rittenhouse location for a day of self-care and shopping. Heyday hopes that by recognizing these entrepreneurs and their businesses, they can create a space where individuals from all backgrounds can come together to celebrate unity, self-love, and appreciation for the beauty of every

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Event Series Maple Sugaring at Peter Wentz Farmstead

Maple Sugaring at Peter Wentz Farmstead

Peter Wentz Farmstead 2030 Shearer Road, Lansdale

Saturday, February 24th and Saturday, March 2nd from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm Maple Sugaring at Peter Wentz Farmstead Join our farmers as they create maple sugar from trees right here at the Farmstead! Watch as they tap the trees, collect the sap, and create the syrup. Learn about the Indigenous origins of maple sugaring and how the process has continued through to today. Once your mouth starts watering, stop by Philly Waffle Cabin's food truck and enjoy one of their delicious Belgian waffles! This program is weather dependent, if the temperature isn’t just right the sap may not flow!

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Relics and Ruins: Weird West Park

Belmont Plateau Parking Lot 1800 Belmont Mansion Drive, Philadelphia

Join us for a hike to learn about some of Fairmount Park's historical hidden gems! DATE Saturday, March 2 TIME 9:00 am - 12:00 pm LOCATION Belmount Plateau Parking Lot 1800 Belmont Mansion Drive Philadelphia PA, 19131 Join Fairmount Park Conservancy’s John Sigmund, Director of Partnerships and Sponsorships and park history enthusiast, on Saturday, March 2 from 9:00 AM-12:00 PM for a three-mile guided exploration of the relics and ruins of West Fairmount Park. If you’re fascinated by Philly history and appreciate hidden treasures of the park’s past, this hike is not to be missed! As one of America’s oldest

Schuylkill Saturday: Guided Hike

Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education 8480 Hagy's Mill Road, Philadelphia

Explore the natural marvels of our 365-acre nature preserve on a guided hike led by an inspiring environmental educator. This free event is open to all ages. Walk-ins are welcome! Please note: This hike is about an hour long. Weather conditions can impact trail conditions, which are sometimes narrow or rocky.

Badass Women’s History Tour

Independence Visitor Center 599 Market Street, Philadelphia

Come one, come all! Join us on this unique, two-hour tour of Philly. Walk alongside the Badass women who formed this city of sisterly love!

Introduction to Photography: Wildlife Edition

548 Flourtown Rd 548 Flourtown Road, Lafayette Hill

Hosted by TB Wildlife Photography LLCWorkshop DescriptionJoin this introductory photography workshop and unlock the secrets of digital photography! This hands-on course delves into the essentials of Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO, empowering participants with a solid foundation. Explore Exposure Compensation, Auto-Focus, Metering, and more, while mastering important terminology and troubleshooting techniques. Perfect for beginners and seasoned photographers alike, this workshop cultivates the skills needed to capture images with your unique artistic flair. By the end, you’ll confidently use manual settings to photograph wildlife and diverse subjects, applicable across various camera types – DSLR, mirrorless, bridge, and superzoom. Elevate your photography

Wagner’s March 1st Saturday Open House: The Science of Shells

Wagner Free Institute of Science 1700 W Montgomery Ave, Philadelphia

Learn about conchology (the study of shells) and the role of mollusks in our ecosystem, and explore the Wagner's extensive shell collection!MARCH'S FIRST SATURDAY OPEN HOUSEThe Science of ShellsJoin us at this month’s Saturday Open House and dive right in to the world of Conchology - the study of Mollusk shells. Our founder, William Wagner, collected shells throughout his life and travels, leaving behind a vast collection of diverse specimens from around the world! On display you’ll find a wide variety of shells in all colors, shapes and sizes. But mollusks are not just important for their beautiful shells -

Remake x Drexel’s Retail & Design Club: CLOTHING SWAP

3501 Market St 3501 Market Street, Westphal Room 109, Philadelphia

Join us for an exciting clothing swap hosted by Remake and Drexel's Retail and Design Club!Join us for an exciting clothing swap hosted by Remake and Drexel's Retail and Design Club! Clean out your closet and bring your unwanted clothes to trade in the name of circular and sustainable fashion. It's the perfect opportunity to refresh your wardrobe without spending a dime and promote eco-friendly practices in the fashion industry.Date: Saturday, March 2ndTime: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PMLocation: 3501 Market Street, Westphal Room 109, Philadelphia, PADon't miss out on this chance to give your clothes a new life and contribute

Through the Loupe: Lichen & Moss

Duke Farms 1112 Dukes Parkway West, Hillsborough

Come get lost in the moss (and lichen).You’ve seen those curious patches of green, blue, and yellow filling sidewalk cracks and plastered on trees, but have you ever leaned in for a closer look? Mosses and lichens are everywhere, from cities to old-growth forests, but they remain overlooked and understudied. They are tiny, their features almost microscopic, but they can tell us big stories about our ecosystems–as big as the role they play in shaping them. On this walk, we’ll learn some of those stories, along with the biology, ecology, and identification of common NJ species. So grab a hand

Saturday Wildflower Walk: Early Spring Edition

Rain or shine Appropriate for adults (18+) and youth ages 12-17  Join wildflower expert Dick Cloud on an informative two-hour hike that takes you through meadows, woods, and occasionally streamside. Although the focus is on plants, we will talk about whatever we might see while we are out! In March, we will look for newly emerging spring ephemerals as we listen to the chorus of frogs and birds on the warming spring days. All levels of knowledge are welcome. There may be some periods of moderately paced hiking, so wear comfortable hiking shoes. Feel free to bring a camera and a wildflower

Tree Tending in Neshaminy State Park,PA-1000(River Trail) spring/fall 2024

Neshaminy State Park, in Bucks County, PA 3401 State Road, Bensalem

Help reforest 2 acres in Neshaminy State Park, PA. Just north of Philadelphia. Remove invasive plants,tend,or plant native trees and shrubsNeshaminy State Park ReforestationWe have ongoing volunteer opportunities tending this 2.2 acre area in Neshaminy State Park along the (River Trail).Dates of volunteer events:(Spring/Fall 2024 Tree Tending) First Saturdays of each month 1 - 4pm3-2-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)4-6-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)5-4-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)6-1-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)7-6-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)7-7-24 Sunday (9 am - 12) and (1pm -4 pm)8-3-24 Saturday (1 pm - 4 pm)9-7-24

Celebratory Music Makers from Found Objects

Da Vinci Art Alliance 704 Catharine Street, Philadelphia

A March Exhibition WorkshopIn conjunction with Kit Donnelly’s exhibition “Re-membering Ourselves”, featured artist Jordan Tierney will lead a workshop where participants will make ceremonial musical instruments from found plastic bottles and driftwood. We will have a street procession to open the exhibition before the March Opening Reception!When registering, if it's within your means, please consider a donation when registering through Eventbrite to help us cover the expenses of this workshop.This workshop will have enough materials available for 20 people. If you register to attend, please be mindful we are providing supplies for you. If you can no longer come, even

Virtual Toad Detour Training Session

Online/Virtual

Learn how to protect our toads! Toad Detour protects the local toad population as they migrate to and from their breeding grounds each spring. When the toads emerge from brumation (the reptile version of hibernation) in early spring, hundreds of them cross Port Royal, Hagy’s Mill and other nearby roads to mate in the Roxborough Reservoir or the Schuylkill Center’s ponds. On select nights, when the conditions are just right, Toad Detour volunteers erect barricades and help divert traffic during busy toad crossing evenings, saving hundreds of toads. Sign up to receive a link to the Zoom meeting. Want to

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Film Screening Hosted by Danny Simmons – The United States of Hoodoo by Oliver Hardt

InLiquid Gallery 1400 North American, Suit 108, Philadelphia

Join us for a special screening of The United States of Hoodoo, hosted by Danny Simmons, in conjunction with the exhibition Dolls, Idols, and Ideals. The United States of Hoodoo tracks the spiritual roots that have shaped the American Black experience, offering perspective on the interconnectedness of culture and identity. Written and directed by Oliver Hardt, the documentary traces the influence of African religious traditions on American art, music, and popular culture. The film engages viewers with insightful interviews featuring a diverse array of artists, musicians, and practitioners of African-based religions. Danny Simmons, an artist and one of the main

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Philly Common !

Venice Island Performing Arts & Recreation Center 7 Lock Street, Philadelphia

Philly Common ! An uplifting presentation of Technologies, Music and Writing focused on communication and common themes, present and pastPresenting Philly Common !An uplifting presentation of Technologies, Music and Writing focused on communication and common themes, both present and past, that bridge and link people of every background and cultural identity.Stories and History - Music and Writing The 1900s to 1920s immigrations to America from Europe - from Latin America and Asia.Technology linking People, Society, Music and Arts. Recording from Talking Machines to Radio, TV, CDs, Computers to Streaming Media.America 1900 to Present:The Intersection of Black - European - Hispanic