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  • SPEAK UP for Parking-Protected Bike Lanes

    501 N 3rd St Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120

    SPEAK UP for Parking-Protected Bike Lanes What do we want? Parking-protected bike lanes! When do want them? NOW! Join the Bicycle Coalition and Families for Safe Streets Greater Philadelphia as we head back to Harrisburg on Tuesday, June 4th to talk to elected officials about the benefits of Parking Protected Bike Lanes and why it’s urgent they be legalized across the commonwealth. Currently, PennDOT does not allow for the installation of parking-separated bike lanes on state-owned roads. Amending state legislation is an issue that the Bicycle Coalition, the City of Philadelphia, and our partners have been working on since the

  • Bike Advocacy Training – League of American Bicyclists

    Temple University

    Overview The League of American Bicyclists’ mission is to build a Bicycle Friendly America for Everyone, improving lives and strengthening communities through bicycling. Our successes to date are thanks in part to the growing bike movement, a network of changemakers leading at the national, state, and local levels. To achieve even more wins for better biking that benefit everyone, we must continue to grow this movement by empowering more people to be capable, confident leaders and advocates in their communities. In support of this goal, the League is thrilled to announce that we have launched a new workshop for people

    $100

  • Slow Roll Memorial Bike Ride for Barbara

    Civic Center Blvd and Spruce St.

    The Bicycle Coalition and Families for Safe Streets will work in collaboration with Barbara's friends and family to host a silent, slow roll bike ride from Civic Center Blvd and Spruce St. to the site of Barbara Friedes crash, 18th and Spruce. We will place an Angel bike at the crash site and hold a memorial for her. Please join to honor Barbara's memory.

    FREE

  • Festival of Fine Craft

    Festival of Fine Craft

    WheatonArts 1501 Glasstown Road, Millville, N, United States

    Celebrating 25 years of artistic excellence! At this crowd-favorite South Jersey two-day event, engage with a diverse collection of 125+ artists exhibiting and selling their handcrafted works of art. Experience unique crafting demonstrations, relax in the Beer & Wine Garden*, and create with hands-on family art activities. Listen to live music in the food court with a selection of gourmet food vendors and specialty food trucks. WheatonArts signature Glass Pumpkin Fundraiser* opens during the Festival as well! The Festival is included with general admission to WheatonArts.

    $10
  • Festival of Fine Craft

    Festival of Fine Craft

    WheatonArts 1501 Glasstown Road, Millville, N, United States

    Celebrating 25 years of artistic excellence! At this crowd-favorite South Jersey two-day event, engage with a diverse collection of 125+ artists exhibiting and selling their handcrafted works of art. Experience unique crafting demonstrations, relax in the Beer & Wine Garden*, and create with hands-on family art activities. Listen to live music in the food court with a selection of gourmet food vendors and specialty food trucks. WheatonArts signature Glass Pumpkin Fundraiser* opens during the Festival as well! The Festival is included with general admission to WheatonArts.

    $10

  • Climate Revival Tour: Gospel Concert with Special Guests

    Grace Community United Methodist Church 1213 Central Ave, Chester, United States

    Come join us for an Unforgettable Night of Gospel Music, Inspiration, and Change! Get ready to experience a powerful evening filled with soul-stirring gospel performances and thought-provoking speakers at the Climate Revival Tour! Featuring uplifting music that will move your spirit, including performances from Climate Revival's very own Antonique Smith & local choirs, this is more than just a concert—it’s a chance to be part of something bigger. While the music will lift your soul, we’ll also hear from inspiring voices like Climate Revival Cofounder Rev Yearwood, who will share how our faith and community can come together to protect the environment and build

    Free

  • Festival of Fine Craft

    MISSION Story Slam

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

    MISSION Story Slam is a storytelling competition for the nonprofit and sustainable business communities in the Philadelphia region. Storytellers tell 5 minute stories competing for a $250 Judges' Award donation and a $100 Crowd Favorite Award donation to their favorite nonprofit. MISSION Story Slam is a project of PWPvideo: Video With A MISSION

    $10

  • Galentine’s Day Social

    Walnut Street Cafe 2929 Walnut St, Philadelphia, P, United States

    Celebrate connection and community at Walnut Street Café’s Galentine’s Day Social, a chic evening designed to inspire meaningful conversations and entrepreneurial connections. Join Olympic athlete Priscilla Loomis as she kicks off the night with a keynote address, followed by guided networking to help you connect with like-minded women and expand your circle. Enjoy a complimentary glass of champagne, charcuterie, and sweet treats as you mingle and engage with others in a welcoming, stylish setting. Plus, take part in exciting raffles featuring prizes from AKA University City, Skinhouse, and Grow Wild Studios. This event is all about fostering relationships, sharing ideas,

    $25

  • 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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  • Presidents’ Day Family Day and JDAIM Celebration

    Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History 101 South Independence Ml East, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Schools are closed, but the museum is open! Join us at the Weitzman for a FREE Family Day jam-packed with fun activities for all ages. This year, we’re spotlighting Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) alongside exciting programs, workshops, crafts, a resource fair, scavenger hunts, and more. Highlights include: Mr. John’s Music class with Miss Cat, Face Painting with BonBon Parties, Khalil Munir’s show The Crown's Corner, Adoughma sensory-friendly play dough fun, Open Gym with We Rock the Spectrum, and a Cartoon-Making Workshop.

    Free

  • GREEN SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN

    Zoom, Online Only

    We're a group of students, parents, teachers, and others aiming to transition schools in Southeastern Pennsylvania to 100% clean energy. Please sign up to learn more and/or express your support for getting fossil fuels out of our schools! ​ Register HERE https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Y7R87gTqS7SHVh84AFE89A#/registration

    Free

  • 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

    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,

  • 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

  • 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

  • Beethoven’s Fifth with The Philadelphia Orchestra

    TD Pavilion at the Mann 5201 PARKSIDE AVE, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Pack a picnic and join us for a night of Beethoven's music under the stars as The Philadelphia Orchestra, led by Lina Gonzalez-Granados, returns to TD Pavilion at the Mann on June 17. The evening will begin with Beethoven’s Coriolan Overture, which is inspired by the story of Roman general Coriolanus and was written for Austrian dramatist Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s tragedy, Coriolan. This will be followed by Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 4, with pianist Jonathan Biss playing alongside the Fabulous Philadelphians. Following intermission, we will be treated to Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, one of his most famous symphonies with

  • Bots, Bolts, & Bowties: RoboLancers Fundraising Gala

    The Loft At Passyunk 1919 E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

    The RoboLancers’ first fundraising gala, Bots, Bolts, & Bowties, is happening on Saturday, November 8 at The Loft at Passyunk. The RoboLancers, Central High School’s award-winning robotics team, are back-to-back world champions and leaders in expanding access to STEM education for Philadelphia students. This gala will raise funds to sustain their mission, while bringing together the community for a night of cocktails, robot demos, and a silent auction featuring local partners.

    $100

  • 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

    Free

  • Black Maternal Health and Neonatal Equity Conference: Moving Forward

    Party For A Cause: A Party for Preemies Fundraiser & Pre-Conference Mixer

    African American Museum in Philadelphia 701 Arch Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Join Once Upon A Preemie, Inc. for our 3rd Annual Fundraiser––A Party for Preemies, an event dedicated to raising critical funds to advance our mission and serve as a pre-conference mixer. Guests will enjoy an inspiring afternoon of hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, music, networking, raffle prizes, and more! All tax-deductible proceeds will support our operational, programmatic, and family empowerment needs.

    $100

  • 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