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  • Fair Trade Chocolate Tasting

    Media Upper Providence Free Library 1 E Front St, Media, United States

    Come to our Fair Trade chocolate tasting for Valentine’s Day! It is at the Media Library at 1 East Front St. 19063 on Saturday, February 15, 2025 from 2 to 3 pm. There will be a short Power Point presentation, then a sampling of chocolate you can find in Media and the surrounding area. It is free and everyone is welcome! This is a fantastic opportunity to learn how to support workers around the world with better wages and working conditions while helping small producer communities with better health care, education for children and opportunities for women, and, at the

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  • Citywide Budget Meeting with Reclaim Philadelphia

    Church of the Holy Trinity Rittenhouse Square 1904 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Philadelphia needs a full and equitable budget now more than ever. With the Trump administration threatening major federal cuts, and everyday Philadelphians struggling to have their basic needs met, our city budget must invest in essential services and programs that keep our communities safe, healthy, and whole. On March 13th from 6-8pm, on the night of Mayor Parker’s budget address, join us for a citywide mass meeting on the budget proposal and how to win the city we deserve!

  • Design A Doodad: Designing for Community

    Design Gym 1714 North Mascher Street, Philadelphia, United States

    "Design is a response to social change." - George Nelson Join us on Saturday, March 22, as we welcome social designer + strategist Verónica M. Ayala-Flores as we explore how you can take action--YOUR WAY. For this hands-on workshop we’ll share practical tools to help you start or strengthen your journey as a force for positive change. Whether you're picking up litter on your block, starting a community garden, getting to know your neighbors, joining a committee, or advocating for a cause, the most important step is simply getting started. Activism takes many forms—big and small—and every effort makes a

    $35 – $45

  • Code for Philly: Decoded

    The Coop 1025 Hamilton st, Philadelphia

    Are you a researcher, project manager, social media aficionado, or civic-minded person looking to contribute to projects benefitting the Philadelphia area in meaningful ways? We'll you've found the right place! Code for Philly is looking for non-coders who are looking to lend their skills to technology-enabled projects that benefit the City of Philadelphia and it's residents. At this event, you'll hear from a few of our project teams looking to engage volunteers in the areas of project management, civic/community engagement, communications, data entry, user testing, event planning, and a variety of other roles to contribute to the success of their

    Free

  • First Friday: Diving into Ocean Science

    Science History Institute 315 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    This First Friday, journey into the heart of our oceans as we explore the urgent challenges of water pollution, microplastics, and the incredible creatures that call the deep sea home. Plunge into the world of citizen science by testing out some of the instruments scientists use to monitor the health of our oceans, and learn what we can all do to combat this global issue. How well do you know the creatures of the deep? Test your knowledge by diving into an interactive digital guessing game, “dissecting” a sculptural model of a shark from the collection, and playing a very

    Free

  • Philly Spring Cleanup: One Philly, A United City

    313 Adams Ave  313 Adams Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    Join us as we tackle one of the largest illegal dumpsites in Philadelphia!! We’re teaming up with the City of Philadelphia, Office of Clean and Green, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, Philadelphia Water Department, United by Blue, and multiple agencies, to remove illegally dumped tires and clear debris from Tacony Creek Park and the surrounding streets. This cleanup is a great way to make a real impact! Volunteers comfortable lifting heavy objects (up to 50 lbs.) are especially needed to help remove tires. Prefer lighter work? No problem—there will also be opportunities to collect smaller litter with grabbers. We will meet

  • Hands Off! Philly

    Philadelphia City Hall 1400 John F Kennedy Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join Do215 and The 50501 Movement to rally and march to show that we are fired up and ready to resist the Trump/Musk agenda - in the city where it all started. Whether you're outraged by skyrocketing healthcare costs, job cuts, attacks on privacy, or the gutting of essential services—this moment is for you. Whether you've been in the fight for years or you're just fed up and ready to take action -- this moment is for you. On April 5, national and local organizations are coming together across the country to organize for Hands Off!, a national mass activation

  • Power Politics: Oral History Series

    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    A series to explore Black and Puerto Rican political thought, activism, and storytelling through screenings of oral history interviews. The Power Politics Listen-Ins at the Free Library of Philadelphia is a series hosted by Scribe Video Center to explore Black and Puerto Rican political thought, activism, and community storytelling through screenings of oral history interviews and discussion. The April 14th oral history will focus on John Churchville (b. 1941). Churchville will be joining us for a screening of his interview as well as a Live Q&A session. ABOUT JOHN CHURCHVILLE: “Black Power stressed that Black people should be in control

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  • Celebrate Trails Day on Cobbs Creek Trail

    Celebrate Trails Day in Cobbs Creek will celebrate its sixth year running on Saturday, April 26th 2025 from 10am-2pm at the playground/park area at Thomas Ave & Cobbs Creek Parkway just north of Whitby Ave. Brought to you by Clean Air Council and Fairmount Park Conservancy this free event will kick off beginning at 10:00am with over a dozen exhibitors offering family friendly games, resources, information, education and activities for residents to connect with. The event will conclude with a ribbon cutting for a new playspace that will offer playful learning and early literacy opportunities for children in Cobbs Creek.

    Free

  • Grid Presents: The People Left Behind

    Public Trust 4017 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us at Public Trust for The People Left Behind, a conversation on Tuesday, May 6, 2025 from 7-8:30pm about the long-term effects of gun violence on local communities beyond the crime scene. The launch event for a new Grid magazine podcast, the program will be hosted by Afea Tucker and features panelists Vivek Ashok, Ellie Rushing, Julien Suaudeau, and others. Presented in partnership with Grid. About the Program Why does gun violence reporting in local and national media typically center on the crime scene and the judicial process? How can we break the never-ending loop of the news cycle,

  • Uhuru African Liberation Day Health Festival + Flea Market

    Clark Park 4300-4398 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia

    Join us on Saturday, May 17th in beautiful Clark Park for the One Africa! One Nation! ALD Health Festival and Marketplace. This free all day program will feature live music, poetry, free health resources, giveaways, a Childrens' Circle, special activities for families, food, and over 100+ marketplace vendors! The One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Health Festival is an education and economic development project of the African People’s Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) and Black Star Industries. Everyone is needed to get involved! Volunteers and vendors wanted! Follow us on IG @UhuruFleaMarkets + on Facebook @UhuruFlea

    Free

  • Girls’ High Library Fundraiser

    Curds N Whey 817 Old York Road, Philadelphia, United States

    The Girls' High Library was once a vibrant hub of learning, creativity, and inspiration. However, it has been closed since 2013. Its research materials still include World Book Encyclopedias and a physical card catalog. There is no access to digital books, electronic research materials, periodicals, and other critical technological resources to ensure that our students can excel and compete academically. Despite our school’s successes and strengths, our students cannot effectively engage with their present education and prepare for life after graduation without a library and a technologically accessible resource center. This fundraiser aims to restore the library to its former

    $50

  • Artist as Activist

    GLASSBORO, NJ – Rowan University Art Gallery & Museum is excited to announce the participating artists who will be included in the 2025 New Jersey Arts Annual for Fine Art, presented in partnership with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, opening Saturday, June 7th, 2025, 4 -7 pm. Our esteemed jurors, Brittany Webb, Evelyn and Will Kaplan Curator of 20th Century Art and the John Rhoden Collection, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA), and Dejay Duckett, Director of Curatorial Services, African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) selected artists from over 300 entries and include: Catherine Allen, ShinYoung

  • Philly’s Changemakers Take the Stage at MISSION Story Slam

    national mechanics 22 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, United States

    Think The Moth, but with a mission. On Tuesday, June 10 at 6 PM, the city’s most passionate changemakers will take the mic at MISSION Story Slam, a high-energy, heartwarming storytelling competition designed to amplify the voices of those making a difference. Hosted by PWPVideo at National Mechanics in Old City, the 12th edition of the biannual event is themed “The Time is Now”—and it promises stories that are bold, honest, and deeply human. In just five minutes each, nonprofit leaders, activists, and local heroes—including First Person Arts Executive Director, Jamie Brunson—will share true personal stories about overcoming obstacles and

    $10 – $15

  • NO KINGS in Philadelphia

    Arch Street & North 15th Street

    Time Saturday, June 14 12 – 3pm EDT Location LOVE Park Arch Street & North 15th Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 Map About this event In America, we don’t put up with would-be kings. NO KINGS is a national day of action and mass mobilization in response to increasing authoritarian excesses and corruption from Trump and his allies. We’ve watched as they’ve cracked down on free speech, detained people for their political views, threatened to deport American citizens, and defied the courts. They’ve done this all while continuing to serve and enrich their billionaire allies. 🚨On Saturday, June 14, we’re taking

  • BlackStar Film Festival Opening Night Film: TCB – The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing

    Perelman Theater at The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts 300 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102, Philadelphia, United States

    TCB – The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing, directed by Louis Massiah and Monica Henriquez, is a biography of the influential writer Toni Cade Bambara, whose literary works and film collaborations were a catalyzing force in 20th century cultural and political movements. The documentary is made up of stories shared by friends and colleagues including Toni Morrison, Nikky Finney and Haile Gerima. For tickets to the screening, visit: https://www.blackstarfest.org/festival/events/tcb-the-toni-cade-bambara-school-of-organizing/

  • Crayfish Dinner Party!

    American Swedish Historical Museum 1900 Pattison Ave, Philadeplhia, PA, United States

    Like discovering new cultural cuisine? Looking for a fun night out with friends? Enjoy a summer evening at the American Swedish Historical Museum to indulge in a Swedish specialty: crayfish! At one time the lakes of central Sweden were filled with crayfish, but overfishing decimated their population. Eventually, the government prohibited the catching of crayfish except for a short time in late summer. After going the whole summer without the delicacy, the return of crayfish to the dinner table in August became a great cause for celebration, a tradition that has continued through today. Please join us on the Museum’s

    $60 – $70

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • The Historical Society of Pennsylvania Presents: Black Music as History with Dyana Williams

    Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join legendary radio host, journalist, and cultural advocate Dyana Williams for a conversation on the power of Black music as a vessel for history, memory, and identity. As a cofounder of Black Music Month and a tireless champion for artists’ rights and cultural preservation, Williams brings a unique perspective to the intersection of music and activism. She will trace the origins of Black Music Month, highlight the role of music in preserving African American stories across generations, and reflect on the responsibility and urgency of archiving these cultural expressions. This program will explore how music not only entertains but also

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • Sun Day

    Love Park Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Sun Day, September 21, 2025 is a national day of celebration and action on solar energy. Sun Day Philadelphia, at Love Park from 11 am - 3 pm will be full of solar powered and sun inspired activities for all ages. Live music, arts, solar car races, solar s'mores, solar kits for teachers, zero emission vehicle displays and educational and advocacy exhibits on home electrification and clean energy. The event is free and open to the public. Sun Day is cosponsored by the Philadelphia Solar Energy Association, and Third Act Pennsylvania.

    Free

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • NAMIWalks Philly

    Philadelphia, Friends Hospital, 4641 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, 19124, United States

    Join us for NAMIWalks Philly, a community walk dedicated to raising awareness, building support, and demanding victory over mental illness. This inspiring event is more than just a walk—it’s a movement of hope, unity, and action. At NAMIWalks, every step we take is a step toward a brighter future where mental health is prioritized and accessible for all. Together, we create a safe and welcoming space where everyone belongs, no matter their journey. With each mile, we affirm our commitment to “Mental Health for All” and uplift the lives of individuals and families affected by mental illness. When you walk

  • The Philadelphia Mosaic: Immigrant Film Showcase

    gran salon and plaza 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140, Philadelphia, United States

    The Philadelphia Mosaic: Immigrant Film Showcase Sotomayor Productions | Esperanza Immigration Legal Services GRAN SALON & PLAZA 10/23/25, 6:00pm Free General Admission Two films: Expanding Sanctuary and Status Pending serve as a centerpiece in an evening of Latin food, live music, and conversation highlighting stories of resilience, activism, and the cultural richness of Philadelphia’s immigrant communities. Part of Sesquicentenario: In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, EAC will feature several programs that celebrate explore the Latino Voice and the American Landscape. October 23 @ 6:00 pm - 08:00 pm

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  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • The Land Alchemists – Elevated Stage Reading & Ritual

    Taller Puertorriqueño 2600 N 5th St, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    The Land Alchemists follows Sunny, a Black genderqueer farm manager who was laid off for their teach-in on Palestine and the Congo. They return to a childhood home where they hope to heal and figure out what's next. They have the unconventional guidance from Shadow, Spirit, embodied aspects of Sunny, as well as revolutionary ancestors like Patrice Lumumba, Mahmoud Darwish, and Katherine Dunham. Most importantly, they have YOU, the audience. You are casted as "The Light Orbs" to Sunny. Together, through rituals of stillness and dance, rest and release, and even a foot soak, you journey with Sunny through several

    $15

  • Public Lands: Hike and Take Action!

    Join the Climate Action PA team for a sunset nature hike in the Wissahickon with naturist and writer, Mike Weilbacher. The hike will start at 3:30 and will wrap up by 5 PM. The team will then walk over to Char and Stave on Germantown Avenue for pizza and action items. We will be writing public comments to the Bureau of Land Management telling them to preserve our public lands and stop selling our cultural and historic sites to polluters. If you are looking for an evening of education, community, and advocacy, then sign up!

    Free

  • Bad Art for Good

    INDY HALL CLUBHOUSE 709 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    It's been a tough year to be a person with a conscience, huh? ​At Bad Art for Good, we're gonna get together and make some art to make things better. ​How can art make things better? Creating makes us feel good! Art moves people! And we need a LOT of people to move right now! ​We're going to use art and community to spread messages worth spreading, on climate change, biodiversity, and whatever issue is most important to you. ​Hosted by Philly squid biologist Sarah McAnulty, we'll get some inspiration on some ideas worth spreading, and even have some (super

    Free

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Philadelphia Hour of Action
    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

  • HIAS Pennsylvania’s Thankful Together

    Old Pine Community Center 401 Lombard Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Every year HIAS PA helps our newest arrivals celebrate their first Thanksgiving by inviting them to a meal prepared and served by our volunteers. But this year, newcomers are under attack by our own government and cannot come to celebrate this traditional holiday without exposing themselves to significant danger. So this year, we are expressing our thanks for all of you by sharing an afternoon of information and advocacy. HIAS PA staff will share their expertise to teach us the truth about the American Immigration system – why it is so broken and how the current federal government is using

    Free

  • Special World AIDS Day Screening: I Was Born This Way by Sam Pollard and Daniel Junge

    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    I Was Born this Way by Sam Pollard and Daniel Junge (USA, 2025, 100 min) When Archbishop Carl Bean sang the 1977 disco hit and gay anthem “I Was Born This Way,” it was just the start of his mission to create positive change in the world. He went on to found the Minority AIDS Project and the world’s first LGBTQ+ church for people of color. This screening is programmed in recognition of World AIDS Day. We invite you to join us in community to honor this day and those you know who have been impacted by HIV/AIDS. Daniel Junge is

  • Storyville: Searching for the Songs of Wanaragua by Eli LaBan

    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join Scribe Video Center and Big Picture Alliance for a screening of "Searching for the Songs of Wanaragua" at Scribe on December 12, 7PM. This short documentary follows Cesar Vargas, a Garifuna language teacher and researcher from Honduras, and Eli LaBan, a documentary filmmaker from Philadelphia, as they record and translate traditional songs to use as teaching tools to support the revitalization of the endangered afro-indigenous Garifuna language in Honduras. Eli LaBan is an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker who has worked on projects pertaining to social development, cultural preservation, and education across the world.

    $5

  • Philadelphia Hour of Action

    Triple Bottom Brewing 915 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join fellow climate-concerned denizens of Philadelphia at Triple Bottom Brewing for the most productive hour of your day! In 60 minutes, we get up to speed on a timely climate policy issue, learn how we can impact it this week, and then actually take action. ​There's no need to prepare — come as you are. Bring a laptop if posisble! Whether you're a seasoned advocate or brand new to political action, this space is for you.

    Free

  • Jokes for Justice

    Christ Church Neighborhood House Theatre 20 N American Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Lady Laughs and it's Always Punny in Philly are proud to present Jokes for Justice, a standup comedy benefit for local gender justice organizers! Come see a hilarious lineup of all women and queer comedians as we raise funds for Bread and Roses' Gender Justice Organizing Fund. All proceeds go to the fund, and will be distributed to organizations striving to make meaningful change in our city. We believe Philadelphia should be a place all are welcome, regardless of how you identify. Unless you're a Cowboys fan. NOTAFLOF tickets available -- get in touch with the organizers and we'll do

    $25

  • From Inequity to Action: Confronting Environmental Racism in Pennsylvania

    How are Pennsylvanians fighting for environmental justice, and how can we join in the fight in 2026? Join Climate Action PA for an informative and engaging virtual panel discussion featuring community leaders from across the Commonwealth. We will hear about the connection between climate change and racial injustice and how to combat these injustices on the community level. 2026 is the time to come together with your community and make change! There will be time for audience Q&A and community conversation.

    Free

  • Documentary Screening: Earth’s Greatest Enemy

    The Fallser Club 3721 Midvale Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join Abby Martin for the Philadelphia premiere of her new documentary film on the environmental impact of the US military! Earth’s Greatest Enemy is the second documentary from journalist Abby Martin that uncovers a shocking blind spot in the climate conversation: the U.S. military. Exempt from international climate agreements and rarely scrutinized in mainstream reporting, the Pentagon is revealed here as the world’s single largest institutional polluter—spewing carbon, contaminating water, and scarring landscapes across the globe. Combining investigative journalism, striking visuals, and stories from impacted communities, the film challenges audiences to rethink the hidden costs of a global military empire and

  • Cadence in the Clouds

    Riverbend Trailblazers Summer Camp
    the cigar code 939 N Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Cadence in the Clouds is an industry night that celebrates the dreamers in Philadelphia; the artists, the creatives, the entrepreneurs, and the supporters of the arts. It is meant to show Philly artists that they don't need to move out of the city to have a thriving career. Philly is a city rich in history, and they should be a part of it given the necessary resources and connections. We aim to create the industry night that puts all of those people in one room, while using all local Philadelphia businesses and artists, to make a night where people connect

    $12.50 – $50.00

  • Beyond Plastics Regional Conference

    The Franklin Institute 222 North 20th Street, Philadelphia, Pa, United States Minor Outlying Islands

    Join us at the Franklin Institute on Saturday, March 21 It’s easy to feel burned out — but we’ve got your back with Radical Optimism for a World Beyond Plastic. Together, we’ll renew our commitment to ending single-use plastics that harm our health, pollute our environment, and disproportionately burden environmental justice communities. Come get re-energized and learn new ways to engage others in this work — and keep them engaged. Through interactive, hands-on workshops, you’ll build practical organizing skills to strengthen your advocacy, including power mapping, building and energizing your base, engaging local officials, media training, and organizing impactful film

    Free

  • Global Water Alliance 18th Annual Conference: Levers for Progress to Strengthen Water Sustainability and Public Health

    Riverbend Trailblazers Summer Camp
    Bossone Research Enterprise Center, Drexel University 3140 Market St., Philadelphia, United States

    The Global Water Alliance's (GWA) 18th Annual Conference Levers for Progress to Strengthen Water Sustainability and Public Health, co-hosted by the Dornsife School of Public Health at Drexel University, will be held on March 26, 2026 at Drexel University. This one-day hybrid conference will bring together practitioners, policymakers, researchers, and students from around the world to explore how new technologies, responsible investments, and community engagement can strengthen water sustainability and public health outcomes. Participants will be challenged to think and explore the challenges and options towards water-smart management and improved informatics, including AI, to deliver on improved water services, the

    $12.50 – $50.00

  • Author Talk | Extraction

    Parkway Central Library, Free Library of Philadelphia Grand Lobby, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Thea Riofrancos will be in conversation with Malcolm Harris about Riofranco's latest book, Extraction: The Frontiers of Green Capitalism, an in-depth analysis into the growing industry of green technologies and the environmental, social, and political consequences of the mining it requires. Drawing on groundbreaking fieldwork in Chile, Nevada, and Portugal, Riofrancos explores the environmental and social costs of the global race to expand lithium mining amid supply chain concerns. With haunting descriptions of vulnerable ecosystems, she examines how mining harms landscapes, provokes protest, takes center stage in national politics, and links countries on the peripheries of the world economy to

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  • Uhuru Health Festival + Flea Market

    Clark Park at 43rd & Chester Ave, Philadelphia, PA

    Join us Saturday April 11th where we kick off the season with Uhuru Health Festival and Market. This important Health Festival understands that the Black community doesn't receive equal access to health care or healthy foods, so we have to mobilize the community resources and forward self determination over our health! Get access to free: mental health resources, live music, vendors, fitness demos, a childrens circle and more! ALL FREE

    Free

  • Philly Unwrapped Community Waste Reduction Engagement Session

    PHMC 4601 Market Street, Philadlephia, United States

    Philly Unwrapped, come let your voice be heard about waste reduction and reuse in Philadelphia! Philadelphia spends millions every year managing waste. Almost nothing prevents it. At the same time, food and beverage businesses are required to purchase single-use packaging that increases operating costs and contributes to pollution that disproportionately impacts Black and Brown communities where waste is processed and incinerated. There may be a better, less wasteful way — and it saves money and protects public health. Philly Unwrapped is bringing together restaurant owners, cafés, caterers, corner stores, food trucks, event venues, hospitality operators, community leaders, and public officials

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  • Private Finance, Public Power: A Free Talk on the History of Bank Supervision in America

    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Banks may be private, profit-driven institutions—but the public has always shaped the risks they take and paid the price when they fail. Private Finance, Public Power explores this uneasy partnership over two centuries of American history, from the wildcat banks of the early republic to the rise of federal deposit insurance and modern financial regulation. Wharton professor Peter Conti-Brown and historian Sean Vanatta bring this story to life with colorful characters and surprising moments: rogues looting failed banks, con artists posing as government examiners, bribes paid in oyster dinners, and reformers struggling to build order out of chaos. Through repeated

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  • Immigrant Rights Film Screening, Live Cumbia Band, and Barbacoa at Bartram’s Garden

    Immigrant Rights Film Screening, Live Cumbia Band, and Barbacoa at Bartram’s Garden
    Bartram's Garden 5400 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    JourneyArts' Table Sessions is back at Bartram’s Garden on April 29th and 30th, curated by award-winning Philly filmmaker Kristal Sotomayor! Catch a screening of Expanding Sanctuary, which tells the story of Linda, a Mexican immigrant mother who joins local activist organization Juntos to fight against ICE in Philadelphia, enjoy a live performance from local cumbia band Mariposas Galacticas AND catering from award-winning Chef Cristina Martinez of South Philly Barbacoa!

    $28

  • Safe Streets Statewide Advocacy Call

    Zoom, Online Only

    About the Event: Join Bicycle Coalition Policy Director Julio Rodriguez on April 30th for a virtual call about Parking Protected Bike Lanes (PPB), Jay Alert Pilot, Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA), and our upcoming advocacy day in Harrisburg, PA, June 9, 2026. A link to the Zoom Meeting will be provided with your registration email. There are only 15 Parking Protected Bike Lanes in Philadelphia as a result of a pilot BCGP advocated for with OTIS and PennDOT in 2017. Passing the PPB would give municipalities in Pennsylvania the ability to install PPB, which would result in more Parking Protected Bike

  • Immigrant Rights Film Screening, Live Cumbia Band, and Barbacoa at Bartram’s Garden

    Immigrant Rights Film Screening, Live Cumbia Band, and Barbacoa at Bartram’s Garden
    Bartram's Garden 5400 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    JourneyArts' Table Sessions is back at Bartram’s Garden on April 29th and 30th, curated by award-winning Philly filmmaker Kristal Sotomayor! Catch a screening of Expanding Sanctuary, which tells the story of Linda, a Mexican immigrant mother who joins local activist organization Juntos to fight against ICE in Philadelphia, enjoy a live performance from local cumbia band Mariposas Galacticas AND catering from award-winning Chef Cristina Martinez of South Philly Barbacoa!

    $28

  • Workers Over Billionaires 2026: May Day Rally!

    Dilworth Plaza at City Hall 1400 John F Kennedy BLVD, Philadelphia, United States

    Time Friday, May 1 3:30 – 6pm EDT Location Dilworth Plaza at City Hall 1400 John F Kennedy Blvd Philadelphia, PA 19107 Map About this event RSVP to Join the Fight to put Workers over Billionaires: May 1, 4pm, Philly City Hall. We are fighting for a City that puts Workers over Billionaires! We will be meeting with at 3:45pm by the Starbucks in Dilworth Plaza with May Day T-Shirts! The Working People’s Vision for Philadelphia: Fully Funded Public & Human Services A Thriving Public Education System Development for the People, not the Billionaires Unions for All Expand Democracy, not

  • Know Your Rights in Civil Court

    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    This course will discuss the reasons why a contract is a legally enforceable promise and how to enforce or defend it if it is broken, and who is responsible for harm and damages. What actions can be taken and what elements need to be proven in order to sue in PA. Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts ("PMC"), a nonpartisan nonprofit, envisions a Pennsylvania judicial system in which everyone who participates is assured impartiality, fairness, accessibility and respect. Parkway Central Library | Heim Center, Room 130 Please register for your preferred option:

    Free

  • Philadelphia, PA- Climate Reality Local Training Event

    Register To See Address

    Join us in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 8 for a fast-paced, half-day leadership training. Connect with fellow advocates in your area and get a crash course on the science, the solutions, and the practical skills to confidently push for high-impact climate action in your state. You’ll get the latest on climate science and solutions straight from former Vice President Al Gore, explore issues and opportunities for progress close to home, and start taking action. Give us three hours and we’ll give you the tools, network, and know-how to make a difference. ​By completing a local training, you’ll also complete the

    $60

  • Gas Commission Meeting to Vote on PGW Annual Capital Budget

    1515 Arch St, 18th Floor 1515 Arch St, 18th Floor, Philadelphia, United States

    Nearly all of PGW’s proposed capital budget for this year —$350 million—is allocated to gas processing and distribution, while zero dollars go to affordable, clean energy alternatives. Make your voice heard by making a public comment to the Gas Commission to express your concerns and advocate for clean energy. Here 4 Climate Justice and other concerns residents will gather at 8:45am, rally 9-940am, then head to the 18th floor for the 10am meeting start time. The Gas Commission meeting will likely take public comments in between 10:30-11am.

  • Bethesda Project’s 29th Annual Party & Auction

    Bethesda Project 1630 South Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Save the date for May 15th, 2026, at 6:00 pm! All are invited to join us at the Masonic Temple in Philadelphia for our 29th Annual Party & Auction, our largest annual fundraiser. Come out and celebrate with us as we honor Bethesda Project's history and the accomplishments we have shared as a community, as well as a toast to our future! All funds raised from this event allow Bethesda Project to provide emergency shelter, housing, and supportive services for individuals experiencing homelessness.

    $136.22

  • Co-op 101

    Parkway Central Library BRIC Center 1901 Vine Street (between 19th and 20th Streets on the Parkway), Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join the Philadelphia Area Cooperative Alliance for an informative session that will cover the basics of cooperatives, their benefits and purpose, models and membership structures, and a brief history. Whether you're new to the concept of cooperative businesses or looking to deepen your understanding, this is the perfect opportunity to dive in and learn about this community ownership structure which works to build democratic community control, participation, and wealth. Get ready to explore the world of cooperative businesses and their impact on communities. Don't miss out on this chance to expand your knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals!

    Free

  • Celebrating 30 Years of Social Impact

    Celebrating 30 Years of Social Impact
    Social Impact Studios 641 South St, Philadelphia, PA

    To celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026, Social Impact Studios is taking over an empty storefront at 641 South Street, Philadelphia for the month of July for a retrospective pop-up exhibit and line-up of guest events that starts on First Friday, July 3rd and ends on July 28th. Under the umbrella theme “Say it. See it. Be it.,” the pop-up celebration will include: a retrospective exhibit of 30 years of work with more than 500 groups; a calendar of events that put a spotlight on collaborative partners, organizations, and other social entrepreneurs; hands-on art-making; live music by the SIS houseband

  • The Floor is Yours: Climate Action Open Mic

    Execute That 3244 N Front Street, Philadelphia, United States

    🎤✨ Calling all artists, performers, and community members! Join Climate Action PA on June 18th for an Open Mic Night celebrating Juneteenth and uplifting Black voices through art, music, poetry, comedy, and storytelling. Juneteenth is a time to reflect on freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of justice. Through creativity and community, we'll explore the connections between race, the environment, and the stories that shape our collective future. Whether you're stepping up to the mic or coming to support local talent, we'd love to have you there. Come celebrate, connect, and be inspired by the incredible voices in our community.

    $20

  • Wish Wall

    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    What do you want America to be like in the future? Perhaps you have a wish for your own future. Visit our wish wall, located in the 2nd Floor West Gallery, and write or draw your vision for our nation's future. Your wish will then be added to the wall to encourage further discussion, and to display the diversity of lived experiences, stories, and desires of our community. The Free Library encourages patrons to make their voice heard and delve deeper into civic engagement. By advancing literacy, guiding learning, and inspiring curiosity, the Free Library of Philadelphia can provide avenues

    Free

  • Celebrating 30 Years of Social Impact

    Celebrating 30 Years of Social Impact
    Social Impact Studios 641 South St, Philadelphia, PA

    To celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026, Social Impact Studios is taking over an empty storefront at 641 South Street, Philadelphia for the month of July for a retrospective pop-up exhibit and line-up of guest events that starts on First Friday, July 3rd and ends on July 28th. Under the umbrella theme “Say it. See it. Be it.,” the pop-up celebration will include: a retrospective exhibit of 30 years of work with more than 500 groups; a calendar of events that put a spotlight on collaborative partners, organizations, and other social entrepreneurs; hands-on art-making; live music by the SIS houseband

  • A closer Look: P.W. Prichett – Artist Talk & Dinner – 7/15/26

    October Gallery 6353 Greene Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    FRIEDAcommunity - A talk with P.W. Prichett - July 15 Join us for a conversation with artist P.W. Prichett, creator of this year's large-scale participatory art project, The Big Sloth.Many of you volunteered by helping to hand-string the disposable cutlery that became part of the installation. Now, artist Pam Prichett will take you behind the scenes and share what has unfolded over the past ten months in her South Bronx studio, offering insight into the creative process that brought The Big Sloth to life. Artwork by RISD alum and native New Yorker, Pamela Prichett has been featured in The Provincetown

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival

    SoulJoel's at Sunnybrook 50 Sunnybrook Road, Pottstown, PA, United States

    Coffee. Chocolate. Celebrities. ☕🍫✨ Montgomery County’s most indulgent event of the year is here—and it’s bringing caffeine, cocoa, and celebrity star power together for one unforgettable day. Get ready to sip, savor, and snap photos at The MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival, a high-energy celebration featuring the region’s best gourmet roasters, artisan chocolatiers, bakeries, wineries, distilleries, and specialty vendors—all under one roof. But this isn’t just a tasting event… It's also a Once-in-a-Lifetime Celebrity Experience! For the first time ever, four of ABC’s General Hospital stars are appearing together at one event in Montgomery County: * Rena Sofer * Laura

    $50

  • MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival

    SoulJoel's at Sunnybrook 50 Sunnybrook Road, Pottstown, PA, United States

    Coffee. Chocolate. Celebrities. ☕🍫✨ Montgomery County’s most indulgent event of the year is here—and it’s bringing caffeine, cocoa, and celebrity star power together for one unforgettable day. Get ready to sip, savor, and snap photos at The MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival, a high-energy celebration featuring the region’s best gourmet roasters, artisan chocolatiers, bakeries, wineries, distilleries, and specialty vendors—all under one roof. But this isn’t just a tasting event… It's also a Once-in-a-Lifetime Celebrity Experience! For the first time ever, four of ABC’s General Hospital stars are appearing together at one event in Montgomery County: * Rena Sofer * Laura

    $50

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • BlackStar Film Festival

    BlackStar Film Festival is an annual celebration of the visual and storytelling traditions of the global majority, showcasing films by Black, Brown, and Indigenous people from around the world. The 15th BlackStar Film Festival will take place from August 6-9 on Broad Street in Philadelphia as well as online around the world. There will be screenings, panels, parties, and other events. Passes are now on sale for the 15th annual @blackstarfest! Explore the packed film list, grab your passes, and join them this summer for four days of powerful films, panels, parties, good energy, and community. More info at: blackstarprojects.org/festival

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free

  • “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe

    “Possession: Body, Memory, Home ” Gallery at Scribe
    Scribe Video Center 3908 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Opening Reception: Friday, July 24, 4 - 6:30 PM This exhibit brings together the work of artists Jihan Thomas, Efi Green, and Linda Fernandez in an exhibition exploring healing, identity, and self-possession through deeply personal visual language. Across painting, mixed media, abstraction, and symbolism, the artists transform experiences of grief, motherhood, migration, mental health, and cultural memory into spaces of reflection and resilience. Rooted in vivid color, expressive gesture, and layered storytelling, Possession considers home not only as a physical place, but as something carried within the body, memory, and spirit. Together, these works affirm art’s power to hold vulnerability,

    Free