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  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Philadelphia Open Studio Tours

    Philadelphia Open Studio Tours
    Philadelphia Open Studio Tours 3600 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Mark your calendars for October 2026, as The Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA) proudly presents the Annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST). This acclaimed event stands as Philadelphia’s premier fall visual arts festival, offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the creative processes of 150+ local artists working in an array of visual media: painting, drawing, ceramics, mixed media, photography, metalworking, and much more. Embark on self-guided tours through artist studios and dynamic workspaces, where you can witness artists at work firsthand. Dive into a diverse array of activities including hands-on workshops, gallery exhibitions, live demonstrations, engaging artist talks, special

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Philadelphia Open Studio Tours

    Philadelphia Open Studio Tours
    Philadelphia Open Studio Tours 3600 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Mark your calendars for October 2026, as The Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA) proudly presents the Annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST). This acclaimed event stands as Philadelphia’s premier fall visual arts festival, offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the creative processes of 150+ local artists working in an array of visual media: painting, drawing, ceramics, mixed media, photography, metalworking, and much more. Embark on self-guided tours through artist studios and dynamic workspaces, where you can witness artists at work firsthand. Dive into a diverse array of activities including hands-on workshops, gallery exhibitions, live demonstrations, engaging artist talks, special

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • George Washington Talk with Jill Vaum Rothschild

    Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts 118-128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for a talk about George Washington with Dr. Jill Vaum Rothschild, Associate Curator of Fine and Decorative Arts at Mount Vernon. About the speaker Jill Vaum Rothschild is an Associate Curator of Fine and Decorative Art at George Washington’s Mount Vernon. Her research explores the art and material culture of the 18th- and 19th-century Atlantic world, with a special interest in the visual histories of slavery and freedom in the United States. In dialogue with experts across Mount Vernon and descendants of individuals enslaved by George and Martha Washington, she curated Lives Bound Together: Slavery at Mount Vernon

    $25.00
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Unionville Art Gala

    The Unionville Art Gala is turning 50! This year the Unionville High School PTO is hosting a Golden Gala beginning Friday, November 20 from 6 to 9 p.m. and continuing on Saturday, November 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Unionville High School, 750 Unionville Road, Kennett Square, PA 19348. Admission is free. Visitors to the annual fundraiser will enjoy live music and light refreshments, and will have the opportunity to purchase local art. Featuring Over 60 Diverse Artists! Oil, Jewelry, Watercolor, Glass, Wood, Pottery, Pastels, Sculpture, Photography, Mixed Media & more! A Silent Auction will also be offered,

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography
    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography
    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography
    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography
    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography

    Walking the Schuylkill – John Brady Photography
    Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center 640 Water Works Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    William Penn placed the city where it is because of the Schuylkill River, guaranteeing the city and the river a prominent place in American history. Over time, the Schuylkill has served the city and its industry, first with a canal system and later with railroads and highways in the river’s flood plain. Factories and mills were built along its full length. Industry radically changed the river. Along with bringing farm products and coal to the city. The Schuylkill River provided drinking water. These purposes often collided; eventually drinking water won out. The environmental movement changed the river as radically as

    Free
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50
  • Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

    The Hairport 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia, United States

    “Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation & performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying. Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on

    Free – $50