Join us as we convene BIPOC developers with building designers and contractors to discuss energy efficiency and sustainability in projects.Philadelphia's Black Development Community Goes GreenThe purpose of this event is twofold: firstly, to raise awareness within the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries, including architects, designers, engineers, financiers, brokers, and contractors, about the crucial support needed for BIPOC developers and other commercial real estate professionals in Philadelphia. By highlighting ongoing initiatives and the obstacles to overcome, our aim is to inspire action and foster new relationships between the groups. Secondly, we seek to educate BIPOC developers about energy efficiency and

Welcome to the Wagner - a National Historic Landmark natural history museum in Philadelphia!

Fridays at 10 am April 26 to May 31 We will meet at different locations in the Park and search for warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and otherMigration Madness Bird WalksDifferent Locations in Wissahickon ParkFridays at 10 am April 26 to May 31We will meet at different locations in the Park and search for warblers, vireos, flycatchers, and other birds during the peak of spring migration. Date and locationsApril 26- Harper’s Meadow, meet at Cedar’s HouseMay 3- Valley Green InnMay 10- Tree House, 300 W Northwestern AveMay 17- Houston Meadow, meet at Houston PlaygroundMay 24- Saul Agricultural Fields, meet at Scout House, Wigard

Join the Torresdale Free Library and Riverfront North for stories, songs, finger plays and more at Pleasant Hill Park!Join us for stories, songs, finger plays and a take home coloring page. Themes: April - "Pete the Cat."May - "Summer"Event will be canceled if there is a high likliehood of rain and participants that register will be notified via email. You can always check Riverfront North's social media channels for any cancelation postings.Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Celebrate Arbor Day with the Arboretum!The Arboretum has a longstanding tradition of planting trees on Arbor Day. First observed at Haverford on April 4, 1902, representatives of the Pennsylvania Forestry Association came out to the campus to celebrate the holiday. It became such a popular celebration that in the early 1900s a song was arranged by J. H. Redfield, Class of 1899, and published by Hums and Noble. Over the years, the Arboretum has planted hundreds of trees in honor of this special day.This year Aaron Greenberg will be our guest speaker. Aaron is an ISA Board Certified Master Arborist

Attendees will learn about Appalachian string quilting and how to incorporate and reuse scrap fabrics into their practice.Attendees will learn about Appalachian string quilting and how to incorporate and reuse scrap fabrics into their practice. Each attendee will be instructed on how to create a mini quilt comprised of four 8"x8" squares, batting, and backing. Appalachian String Quilting is a traditional approach to quilt making that makes use found materials and provides beginners with the necessary skills to go on and create their own quilts. The act of sewing and creating our own textiles is necessary to build self sufficiency

Spring at Jenkins is the perfect time to photograph blooms - join us for a two-day workshop!Peak Bloom Photography2-day Workshop:FRIDAY, APRIL 26 | 6:00 – 8:00 PMSATURDAY, APRIL 27 | 8:00 AM – 12:00 PMLaura Ducceschi, Fine Art PhotographerSpring at Jenkins is the perfect time to photograph blooms with azaleas, rhododendrons, and flowering trees galore! Award-winning photographer Laura Ducceschi will illustrate some of the challenges and solutions to creating impactful floral photographs, including equipment, camera settings, lighting, and composition.Friday evening’s indoor instruction will prepare you for photographing out in the gardens on Saturday morning. After spending time in the gardens,