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  • Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance

    Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance
    Plays & Players Theatre 1714 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Step into a glowing world where dance, music, and imagination come together with ArcheDream for Humankind. Once Upon A Glow: Stories in the Blacklight is a family-friendly performance that brings glowing characters and playful scenes to life through blacklight masks, dance and puppets. Because the performance relies on physical storytelling rather than dialogue, it is accessible across languages and generations. Glowing creatures, silly characters with big personalities, and everyday situations turned magical under ultraviolet light, are a delight to all ages. From delicate butterflies taking flight to curious insects buzzing into motion, or mysterious creatures in luminous landscapes, bursts of

    Free – $15

  • Cadence in the Clouds

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

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

    $12.50 – $50.00

  • Nature at Noon at the Woodlands Cemetery

    The Woodlands 4000 Woodland Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    For this one-hour outing, we will meet at noon at the Woodlands Cemetery just inside the entrance located at 4000 Woodland Ave., or you can plug this location into your map (39.948841, -75.203056). Access Features Surface/Terrain: The site landscape is made up of two miles of paved roads, as well as brick paths, and grass. Public Bathroom: One ADA restroom is located at the Northeast corner of the Stable. The door is unmarked, and there is a black wedge ramp at the entrance. The area is partly shady with ample tree coverage and open canopy areas. Parking: Parking is available

  • printPHILLY! 2026

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

    An annual print fair celebrating the diversity and richness of Philadelphia’s printmaking community. Philadelphia, PA – The Philadelphia Print Consortium is pleased to announce the fourth annual printPHILLY! print fair. Join us on Saturday, February 28th at Parkway Central Library, Free Library of Philadelphia, 1901 Vine Street on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Showcasing over 40 vendors, including individual artists, print shops, collectives, schools, and non-profit spaces, this one-day fair is FREE and open to the public from 10 AM - 4 PM. Visitors can interact with a range of printmakers, print-publishers, print-focused galleries and nonprofits, with the opportunity to purchase

    Free

  • Dig Inn Food Drive Exchange in Philadelphia, PA

    Dig Inn Food Drive Exchange in Philadelphia, PA
    Dig Inn 112 S 11th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Dig Inn is hosting a food drive exchange at its new Center City location on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Thursday, March 12, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to celebrate their grand opening on Friday, March 13, 2026. All donated items received at the food drive exchange will be donated to Thomas Jefferson's Ramily Market Pantry. Guests that donate canned goods or non-perishable food will receive a complimentary bowl and a sneak peak of the newest location before the grand opening. RSVP is required.

  • Chadds Ford Elementary School 77th Annual Art Show & Sale

    Chadds Ford Elementary School 3 Baltimore Pike, Chadds Ford, United States

    Greetings! We are pleased to share press information for the 77th Annual Chadds Ford Art Show and Sale on Saturday, March 14 from 10:00-5:00pm. We have over 70 artists confirmed to show and sell their work in support of Chadds Ford Elementary School. We appreciate your help in attracting a wide audience to this FREE event that is open to the public. Attached you will find our press release, save the date graphic, and images you are free to use. If you have any questions or need additional info, please feel free to contact me via email or phone. Jessica

    Free

  • SOLD OUT Natural Incense Making workshop

    Coach House 5400 Lindbergh Blvd, Philadelphia, PA

    Learn to make your own botanical incense in this hands-on, make-and-take experience using natural materials with foraging craftsman Binnie Williams. In the case of severe weather, this workshop will be rescheduled to 3/21.

  • Nidia Góngora

    Teatro Esperanza 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Esperanza Arts Center presents NIDIA GÓNGORA Timbiquí Fusion TEATRO ESPERANZA 3/21/26, 3:00pm $15 General Admission, Free for Students & Seniors (60+) The most recognized singer from the Colombian Pacific coast, winner of the Shock Award, and Latin Grammy nominee Nidia Góngora builds bridges between the traditional music of her native Timbiquí (Cauca) other world genres. Part of VOCES: EAC’s VOCES series spotlights a different facet of Latin American culture and traditions each season. This year’s VOCES Series will feature indigenous cultural traditions from Latin America and the Caribbean. VOCES is made possible this season through the generous support of William

    $15,

  • Light in the Dark: A World Storytelling Day Celebration

    Dig Inn Food Drive Exchange in Philadelphia, PA
    The Rotunda 4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    LIGHT IN THE DARK: A World Storytelling Day Celebration Celebrate World Storytelling Day with the Patchwork Storytelling Guild at The Rotunda. "Light in the Dark" is an immersive afternoon of creativity and connection featuring an interactive workshop, a shared community lunch, and live storytelling performances. SCHEDULE: 12:00 PM – 1:45 PM: Mining Personal Stories Workshop with Karen Reiner. 2:00 PM – 2:45 PM: Shared Lunch (Pre-registration required). 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM: "Light in the Dark" Story Concert. FEATURED STORYTELLERS: Hosted by Denise McCormack, featuring: Michele Belluomini, Carin Bonifacino, JR Denson, Paul Heery, Tesia Nicoli, Karen Reiner, Tannia Schrieber, Barbara

  • The Crossing: Infinite Body on Tour

    Molière’s TARTUFFE
    Church of St. Luke & The Epiphany 330 South 13th Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    The return of Claire Chase and the tsunami of energy that comes with her, as we revisit Rita Dove’s hard-edged, raw “cricket poems” in Tania León’s endlessly inventive Singsong, which dances its way through a journey of Black singers from pre-slavery to today. Wang Lu’s At Which Point boldly explores the fragility and emptiness of grief found in poet Forrest Gander’s world of those “left behind.” Finally, Ayanna Woods’ Infinite Body, a co-commission of Carnegie Hall and The Crossing, explores how capitalism influences our relationship to our bodies, peering through the lenses of the natural world, burnout culture, and embodiment,

    $5 – $15

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

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

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

    $12.50 – $50.00

  • Illuminate Kensington

    philadelphia brewing co 244O FRANKFORD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19125, Philadelphia, PA

    An immersive night of projection mapping, light installations, live music, and DJs taking over East Kensington. Presented by Philly’s media art community in partnership with East Kensington Neighbors Association.

    Free

  • Science After Hours: Rhythm & Booms at The Franklin Institute

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

    The ultimate adults-only (21+) night at the museum is back, and it’s all about the music. Electric or euphoric, raucous or relaxed, think spring music festival meets science museum energy. A mix of live bands and DJs will set the night soundtrack, so dance your way through exhibits, sip sun-soaked drinks, and dive hands-first into activities inspired by music and sound and produced by partners and creators. Then, just as the beat drops, cue the explosive, heart-pounding live science “booms” at the hands of The Franklin Institute team. So, dress like you’re headed to your favorite festival. Make a statement.

    $35 – $40

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • Photo Weaving workshop

    Have you ever looked at two images and wondered what they might say to each other? In this hands-on workshop, artist and educator Kara Mshinda will guide participants through the art of photo weaving — a simple, tactile technique that layers two photographs together using a classic basket weave pattern to create an entirely new image. Working with pre-cut image sets featuring the birds, flowers, trees, and waterways of Bartram’s Garden, you’ll weave together photographs to create new compositions that blur the boundaries between species, seasons, and moments in time. No previous experience needed — just use your hands, your

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Speakn’ Trane and Sylvie’s Love

    Two Locals Brewing 3675 Market Street, #Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Movie Mondays—a monthly gathering every 2nd Monday celebrating innovative Black filmmakers! In April, we’re celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month with Eugene Ashe's Sylvie's Love and Anyabwile Love's Speakn' Trane (local short). Following the program, culture writer, John Morrison will be in conversation with Anyabwile Love. You don't wanna miss this! Event Flow: Enjoy happy hour at 5-7 PM ($9 sangria, $1 off beer & wine, $10 bartender's special cocktail!) Film at 6-8:30PM (you'll have fun AND be home and in bed before 10!) Food: BYO-Dinner (bring your dinner or have it

    $135

  • Miniball

    Christ Church Neighborhood House Theatre 20 N American Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States +1 more

    Cannonball’s Miniball returns April 16 – 19 at Christ Church Neighborhood House and Icebox! A four-day microfestival of multi-genre performances, Miniball features Cannonball encores and new works with fourteen distinct offerings between the two venues. Get a sneak peak of all-new performances from Philly performance legends alongside roofshaking out-of-town projects and hidden gems from emerging artists. General Admission tickets are $25 with sliding scale tickets from $5-$50. Get all the info here: https://www.cannonballfestival.org/miniball-2026 Highlighted performances include: //shrouded\, a new work from Jaamil Olawale Kosoko described as “a living poetic sculpture and an immersive dance work” which will premiere at Lincoln

    $25

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • Esperanza Latin Jazz Showcase with Pablo Batista

    Teatro Esperanza 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Esperanza Arts Center presents Esperanza Latin Jazz Showcase Curated by Award-Winning Percussionist Pablo Batista TEATRO ESPERANZA 4/17/26, 7:00pm $15 General Admission, Free for Students & Seniors (60+) Complimentary Livestream EAC launches our new annual Latin Jazz series, led and curated by series director, Grammy-winning Philadelphia-based percussionist and recording artist, Pablo Batista. This inaugural concert will feature the first Latin big band in Philadelphia comprised of twenty acclaimed regional musicians, donned in vibrant coordinated formal wear from the 40’s and 50’s, and seated on multi-tiered platforms evocative of the big band era, premiering new arrangements by bandleaders Jimmy Lopes and Tony

  • Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19

    Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19
    FringeArts 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Koresh Dance Company proudly presents its 2026 Spring Home Season at FringeArts, April 17–19. This program features the world premiere of Never/Mind, a new work choreographed by Artistic Director Roni Koresh with an original score by Sage DeAgro-Ruopp. Never/Mind is a state of mind in which your creativity is reached free from external opinions, expectations, and distractions. In this unfiltered mental space, the artist cannot be swayed—focused solely on instinct, individuality, and authentic expression. Through Koresh’s signature physicality and DeAgro-Ruopp’s evocative composition, the work invites audiences to consider what becomes possible when we silence the noise and trust our own

    $30 – $45

  • Misfit Variety Show: Comedy for Weirdos, Rebels, and the Misunderstood

    Studio 34 4522 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia

    MISFIT VARIETY SHOW tours to Philly for one night only! Hop on to this joyride of heartwarmingly irreverent comedy for the weirdos, rebels, and the misunderstood. Host Lauren LoGiudice (dubbed “fierce” by the New York Times) assembles a rotating cast of eclectic comedy performers to celebrate the beauty of not fitting in. Hosted by Lauren LoGiudice (HBO) Directed by Kate Sisk Produced by Amelia Gorman Featuring: Arantxa Chávez and Michael (Dola) Amendola (Pig Iron) Kirk Griffiths (Opened for Mike Birbiglia, Michelle Buteau, and Chris Gethard) Dr. Harley (Murray Hill’s This is Burlesque) Formaggi (Idiot's Hour) Lexi Lewis (The Bird's Nest)

    $10

  • Spring Fest

    Join us for our annual, rain-or-shine celebration of spring in the Garden. Enjoy this year’s free, family-friendly itinerary: 10—11am: Medicinal Herbs plant walk with Garden Ecology Youth Coordinator and Building Your Home Apothecary Instructor Dominique Matti. Please register in advance for this free tour here. 10am—2pm: Bartram’s Garden Historic Archives Show and Tell 11am–12pm: Solo vibraphone performance by Hudson River 11am–2pm: Firstival celebration with 52 Weeks of Firsts 12—1pm: Indigenous History Teach-in with Lenape Research Fellow, Ciara Williams 1–2pm: Son Jarocho performance by Son Revoltura Music Collective Plus, all-day activities like: The Bartram’s Garden Plant Nursery season opening and sale.

  • FREE Youth Choir – Singing City: Next Generation

    GIRL DOLLS: The American Musical
    Temple University Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, United States

    "Love to sing? Come sing with us! Singing City: Next Generation is a FREE choir for kids and teens, as part of a collaboration between Singing City and Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program. Everyone is welcome- no audition required! Just come ready to sing, have fun, and make new friends. Registration is required. Sign up to secure your spot: https://tinyurl.com/NextGenerationYouthChoir Rehearsal Location: Temple University – Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St. (Entrance on Norris St. between 12th and 13th Streets) Director: Kendra Balmer Youth Choir Director, Singing City Adjunct Assistant Professor, Boyer College of Music & Dance, Temple

    Free

  • Earth Appreciation Day – Plants and Poetry

    The Discovery Center 3401 Reservoir Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join Audubon Mid-Atlantic and Temple University at the Discovery Center as we work to maintain our habitats and conservation work for Earth Day! This site is home to over 170+ species of birds, many species of insects and mammals, and up to thousands of visitors per year. Our efforts can aid in the livelihood of these animals and stewardship for the people. We'll focus on removing invasive bushes and plants around the trailhead so we can plant native shrubs in the future, as well as fill our seed packets for the public seed library. Afterwards, we open our space to

    Free

  • Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19

    Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19
    FringeArts 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Koresh Dance Company proudly presents its 2026 Spring Home Season at FringeArts, April 17–19. This program features the world premiere of Never/Mind, a new work choreographed by Artistic Director Roni Koresh with an original score by Sage DeAgro-Ruopp. Never/Mind is a state of mind in which your creativity is reached free from external opinions, expectations, and distractions. In this unfiltered mental space, the artist cannot be swayed—focused solely on instinct, individuality, and authentic expression. Through Koresh’s signature physicality and DeAgro-Ruopp’s evocative composition, the work invites audiences to consider what becomes possible when we silence the noise and trust our own

    $30 – $45

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • Montgomery County Chorale & Orchestra Presents: Woven In Sound – A Tapestry Of Music

    Trinity Lutheran Church 1000 W. Main Street, Lansdale, United States

    Our season ends with an exciting and engaging program for choir, orchestra, and organ. Experience a vibrant variety of music—from opera overtures, works for choir and organ, Dvorák’s rarely performed monumental Psalm 149, plus the epic finale of Saint-Saëns’s Organ Symphony - just to name a few. With over 150 musicians participating, this carefully curated concert promises a thrilling afternoon of music, presented in a way that only MCCO can. Sunday, April 19, 2026 3:00 p.m. Trinity Lutheran Church 1000 W Main St, Lansdale, PA 19446 ​ General Admission: $25 Group Discount (6 or more): $20 Students: $5.00 Children 12

    $25

  • Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19

    Koresh Dance Company presents “Never/Mind”, April 17-19
    FringeArts 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Koresh Dance Company proudly presents its 2026 Spring Home Season at FringeArts, April 17–19. This program features the world premiere of Never/Mind, a new work choreographed by Artistic Director Roni Koresh with an original score by Sage DeAgro-Ruopp. Never/Mind is a state of mind in which your creativity is reached free from external opinions, expectations, and distractions. In this unfiltered mental space, the artist cannot be swayed—focused solely on instinct, individuality, and authentic expression. Through Koresh’s signature physicality and DeAgro-Ruopp’s evocative composition, the work invites audiences to consider what becomes possible when we silence the noise and trust our own

    $30 – $45

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • FREE Youth Choir – Singing City: Next Generation

    GIRL DOLLS: The American Musical
    Temple University Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, United States

    "Love to sing? Come sing with us! Singing City: Next Generation is a FREE choir for kids and teens, as part of a collaboration between Singing City and Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program. Everyone is welcome- no audition required! Just come ready to sing, have fun, and make new friends. Registration is required. Sign up to secure your spot: https://tinyurl.com/NextGenerationYouthChoir Rehearsal Location: Temple University – Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St. (Entrance on Norris St. between 12th and 13th Streets) Director: Kendra Balmer Youth Choir Director, Singing City Adjunct Assistant Professor, Boyer College of Music & Dance, Temple

    Free

  • Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance

    Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance
    Plays & Players Theatre 1714 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Step into a glowing world where dance, music, and imagination come together with ArcheDream for Humankind. Once Upon A Glow: Stories in the Blacklight is a family-friendly performance that brings glowing characters and playful scenes to life through blacklight masks, dance and puppets. Because the performance relies on physical storytelling rather than dialogue, it is accessible across languages and generations. Glowing creatures, silly characters with big personalities, and everyday situations turned magical under ultraviolet light, are a delight to all ages. From delicate butterflies taking flight to curious insects buzzing into motion, or mysterious creatures in luminous landscapes, bursts of

    Free – $15

  • Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance

    Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance
    Plays & Players Theatre 1714 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Step into a glowing world where dance, music, and imagination come together with ArcheDream for Humankind. Once Upon A Glow: Stories in the Blacklight is a family-friendly performance that brings glowing characters and playful scenes to life through blacklight masks, dance and puppets. Because the performance relies on physical storytelling rather than dialogue, it is accessible across languages and generations. Glowing creatures, silly characters with big personalities, and everyday situations turned magical under ultraviolet light, are a delight to all ages. From delicate butterflies taking flight to curious insects buzzing into motion, or mysterious creatures in luminous landscapes, bursts of

    Free – $15

  • Dendê Macêdo – Recycled Sounds – Philly Jazz Month Concert at Borski Park

    Robert A. Borski, Jr. Park 3150 Orthodox Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Celebrate Philly Jazz Month with an unforgettable evening of rhythm, creativity, and community along the Delaware River. Join us on Friday, April 25 at 6 PM at Borski Park for a live performance by internationally recognized percussionist Dendê Macêdo and his innovative Recycled Sounds project. This unique musical experience transforms everyday objects into instruments, creating vibrant Afro-Brazilian rhythms while sharing a powerful message about sustainability, creativity, and the value of reusing materials. Using handmade instruments crafted from found and repurposed materials—everything from buckets and bottles to tires and scrap metal—Macêdo layers sounds live using a loop pedal to build rich,

    Free

  • Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance

    Once Upon a Glow a blacklight mask & puppet performance
    Plays & Players Theatre 1714 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Step into a glowing world where dance, music, and imagination come together with ArcheDream for Humankind. Once Upon A Glow: Stories in the Blacklight is a family-friendly performance that brings glowing characters and playful scenes to life through blacklight masks, dance and puppets. Because the performance relies on physical storytelling rather than dialogue, it is accessible across languages and generations. Glowing creatures, silly characters with big personalities, and everyday situations turned magical under ultraviolet light, are a delight to all ages. From delicate butterflies taking flight to curious insects buzzing into motion, or mysterious creatures in luminous landscapes, bursts of

    Free – $15

  • The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill

    The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
    The Stagecrafters Theater 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, P, United States

    IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer

    $26 – $30

  • Table Sessions: Kristal Sotomayor

    Journey Arts’ beloved Table Sessions returns in April to Bartram’s Garden, curated by award-winning filmmaker Kristal Sotomayor. Prime yourself for an ebullient evening with the boisterous sounds of the kumbia-klezmer-punk collective Mariposas Galácticas, whose music is inspired by their ancestors’ shared roots in “radical joy.” Then sit forward for a screening of Kristal’s short film Expanding Sanctuary  — the winner of the 2024 BlackStar Philadelphia Filmmaker Award — which flips the script on the current moment by telling the story of an immigrant mother’s triumphant fight for safety for Philly families. And, of course, leave filled not only with joy,

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

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

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

    $28

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

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

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

    $28

  • FREE Youth Choir – Singing City: Next Generation

    GIRL DOLLS: The American Musical
    Temple University Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, United States

    "Love to sing? Come sing with us! Singing City: Next Generation is a FREE choir for kids and teens, as part of a collaboration between Singing City and Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program. Everyone is welcome- no audition required! Just come ready to sing, have fun, and make new friends. Registration is required. Sign up to secure your spot: https://tinyurl.com/NextGenerationYouthChoir Rehearsal Location: Temple University – Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St. (Entrance on Norris St. between 12th and 13th Streets) Director: Kendra Balmer Youth Choir Director, Singing City Adjunct Assistant Professor, Boyer College of Music & Dance, Temple

    Free

  • FREE Youth Choir – Singing City: Next Generation

    GIRL DOLLS: The American Musical
    Temple University Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, United States

    "Love to sing? Come sing with us! Singing City: Next Generation is a FREE choir for kids and teens, as part of a collaboration between Singing City and Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program. Everyone is welcome- no audition required! Just come ready to sing, have fun, and make new friends. Registration is required. Sign up to secure your spot: https://tinyurl.com/NextGenerationYouthChoir Rehearsal Location: Temple University – Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St. (Entrance on Norris St. between 12th and 13th Streets) Director: Kendra Balmer Youth Choir Director, Singing City Adjunct Assistant Professor, Boyer College of Music & Dance, Temple

    Free

  • cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Sorry to Bother You (2018)

    Two Locals Brewing 3675 Market Street, #Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Movie Mondays—a monthly gathering every 2nd Monday celebrating innovative Black filmmakers! In May, we’re centering workers and labor organizing by showcasing the work of the brilliant Boots Riley and his 2018 indie hit, Sorry to Bother You. Be sure to keep an eye on his next highly anticipated feature, I Love Boosters, which hits theaters on May 22! Event Flow: Enjoy happy hour at 5-7 PM ($9 sangria, $1 off beer & wine, $10 bartender's special cocktail!) Film at 6-8:30PM (you'll have fun AND be home and in bed before

    $135

  • Field of Radiance

    Field of Radiance

    Studio 31 on the Chester County Studio Tour — The Field of Radiance is a two-day art exhibition and live Rumi concert at the historic Green Barn in East Fallowfield Township, Chester County's Brandywine Valley. May 16–17. Six contemporary artists transform a 19th-century barn into a gallery of painting, photography, mixed media, and illuminated text — rooted in the natural world and the contemplative life. On Sunday, May 17 at 2pm, the barn hosts a free Rumi poetry reading and live music concert. Suzzette Ortiz — whose collaborators include Bobby McFerrin — performs on harp and piano alongside Amira Dvorah

    Free

  • Field of Radiance

    Field of Radiance

    Studio 31 on the Chester County Studio Tour — The Field of Radiance is a two-day art exhibition and live Rumi concert at the historic Green Barn in East Fallowfield Township, Chester County's Brandywine Valley. May 16–17. Six contemporary artists transform a 19th-century barn into a gallery of painting, photography, mixed media, and illuminated text — rooted in the natural world and the contemplative life. On Sunday, May 17 at 2pm, the barn hosts a free Rumi poetry reading and live music concert. Suzzette Ortiz — whose collaborators include Bobby McFerrin — performs on harp and piano alongside Amira Dvorah

    Free

  • Kensington’s Got Talent III

    Thunderbird Hall 2856 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, United States

    It’s that time again folks! For ONE NIGHT ONLY! Our talent show is back and better than ever this year with faces old and new. It's like your middle school talent show but older and weirder and there's beer and 70’s metal all night long. It's not a dream... it's Kensington's Got Talent! Some have called it the hottest talent show this side of Lehigh, but we’re just happy to be able to show off such a variety of sensational talents all in one place . Plus, the audience gets to vote for the winner of a $300 cash prize

    $15

  • Field of Radiance

    Field of Radiance

    Studio 31 on the Chester County Studio Tour — The Field of Radiance is a two-day art exhibition and live Rumi concert at the historic Green Barn in East Fallowfield Township, Chester County's Brandywine Valley. May 16–17. Six contemporary artists transform a 19th-century barn into a gallery of painting, photography, mixed media, and illuminated text — rooted in the natural world and the contemplative life. On Sunday, May 17 at 2pm, the barn hosts a free Rumi poetry reading and live music concert. Suzzette Ortiz — whose collaborators include Bobby McFerrin — performs on harp and piano alongside Amira Dvorah

    Free

  • Festival of Many Colors

    Mummers Museum 1100 S. 2nd Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    The Festival of Many Colors is a free outdoor festival showcasing three festive Philadelphia traditions - the Mummers, Philly Caribbean Carnival and Carnaval de Puebla en Philadelphia. It features craft vendors, food truck and performances including Quaker City String Band, Philly Pan Starts Steel Orchestra, Banda La Poblanita and other acts from the three traditions.

    Free

  • Lansdowne Arts on the Avenue

    30 N Lansdowne Ave 30 North Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne, PA, United States

    🎨 Lansdowne Arts on the Avenue Festival – A Free Celebration of Creativity, Craft & Community 📍 30 N. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne, PA 🗓 Sunday, May 17, 2026 | 12–6 PM (Rain Date: Sunday, May 31) Join us for a vibrant celebration of art, music, and community in the heart of Lansdowne. Since 2003, the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation has brought this free, all-ages festival to life, transforming our historic downtown into a lively, open-air gallery where local makers, visual artists, performers, and neighbors come together. What you’ll discover: 70+ juried artists working in painting, sculpture, fiber, ceramics, jewelry, and

  • Flow at Bartram’s Garden: Community Yoga in the Garden SOLD OUT!

    Flow at Bartram’s Garden is a community-centered outdoor yoga series hosted by Healing the Hood Together (formerly Hood Healers PHL), designed to create space for rest, movement, and reconnection with nature. Each class invites participants of all levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the healing power of movement in one of Philly’s most beautiful green spaces. This series centers accessibility, community care, and wellness for the people — welcoming beginners, families, and anyone seeking grounding, restoration, and gentle strength-building in an open-air environment. Accessibility: This series is beginner-friendly and welcomes all bodies. What to bring: yoga mat, water,

  • “Root Song” Program Support Volunteering

    Volunteers will support a Bartram’s Garden program by welcoming participants and supporting guests to navigate to the program. Volunteers will be able to attend the majority of the program at no cost. This is an outdoor volunteer opportunity that requires standing and walking outdoors, sometimes on uneven or sloped ground. Dress for spending time outdoors, and bring a water bottle. Instructions will be provided upon arrival. All volunteers must register individually. Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

  • Root Song – World Premiere I Performance

    Eastwick Pavilion 5400 Lindbergh Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, United States

      Premiering at Bartram’s Garden, Root Song blends live vocal chamber music by Roomful of Teeth—an eight-voice “singing forest”—with Indigenous storytelling by Tchin, transforming the unseen realities of the woodland into a musical conversation. Inspired by ground-breaking research on the connection and communication of trees and rooted in Indigenous Knowledge, Root Song explores the mysteries of our interconnected natural world. Presented by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society and directed by Jazimina Creamer-MacNeil, the work is composed by Christopher Theofanidis with a libretto by Melissa Studdard. This is the first of two identical performances at the Garden, the second taking place

  • The Well Tree Performance (SOLD OUT – JOIN WAITLIST)

    Bartram’s Garden Barn

    Join the Heartwood Trio for an all-ages, participatory journey through story and song. The Well Tree is a three-person musical, illustrated with a ‘crankie’—an illuminated, papercut, hand-cranked scroll. It is an original ‘singing story’ about a young woman moving beyond the fog of isolation and shame to meet songbirds, snails, and ancient trees as she finds her way home. TICKETS – Tickets are FREE and seating is limited. Please register to reserve tickets. The Well Tree Performance is part of the Root Song project, presented at Bartram’s by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society. For more events, please visit their website.

  • Ecological Re-Storyation Workshop (SOLD OUT-JOIN WAITLIST)

    Bartram’s Garden Barn

    Guided by Robin Wall Kimmerer and We Are the Seeds of CultureTrust, participants will learn about the wisdom and ecology of several native plants, with the opportunity to plant these seeds in a shared act of restoration—nurturing seedlings at home that may later be returned to an Indigenous Listening Garden. This event is supported by Plant Baby Plant. Parking is limited, so we suggest arriving early. This workshop is part of the Root Song project, presented at Bartram’s Garden by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society. For more events, please visit their website.

  • “Root Song” Program Support Volunteering (SOLD OUT)

    Volunteers will support a Bartram’s Garden program by welcoming participants and supporting guests to navigate to the program. Volunteers will be able to attend the majority of the program at no cost. This is an outdoor volunteer opportunity that requires standing and walking outdoors, sometimes on uneven or sloped ground. Dress for spending time outdoors, and bring a water bottle. Instructions will be provided upon arrival. All volunteers must register individually. Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

  • Root Song – World Premiere II Performance (SOLD OUT-JOIN WAITLIST)

    Eastwick Pavilion 5400 Lindbergh Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    This show is sold out. To join the waitlist, email boxoffice@pcmsconcerts.org or call 215-569-8080 Premiering at Bartram’s Garden, Root Song blends live vocal chamber music by Roomful of Teeth—an eight-voice “singing forest”—with Indigenous storytelling by Tchin, transforming the unseen realities of the woodland into a musical conversation. Inspired by ground-breaking research on the connection and communication of trees and rooted in Indigenous Knowledge, Root Song explores the mysteries of our interconnected natural world. Presented by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society and directed by Jazimina Creamer-MacNeil, the work is composed by Christopher Theofanidis with a libretto by Melissa Studdard. This is

  • Jazz on the Green at Fisher Park

    Fisher Park 571 West Spencer Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Kick off the summer with four amazing live bands! Jazz on the Green will bring live music to the Olney section of Philadelphia on Saturday, June 6. This multi-generational showcase will present four distinguished groups of musicians including the venerable Professor Randy J. Gibson & the Double Portion Ensemble, Composer & Pianist Sumi Tonooka, Roy Suarez Quintet and a performer to be announced. The event will be held from 3 pm - 7 pm. In case of inclement weather forecast, the event will be moved indoors at Gibson School of Music at 5425 North 5th Street.

    Free

  • cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Set It Off (30th Anniversary) and Rainbow Girls

    Two Locals Brewing 3675 Market Street, #Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Movie Mondays—a monthly gathering every 2nd Monday celebrating innovative Black filmmakers! In June, we’re celebrating Pride with queer heist films: F. Gary Gray's Set It Off (1996) and Nana Duffour's award-winning short, Rainbow Girls (2025). Eat the rich! Event Flow: Enjoy happy hour at 5-7 PM ($9 sangria, $1 off beer & wine, $10 bartender's special cocktail!) Film at 6-8:30PM (you'll have fun AND be home and in bed before 10!) Food: BYO-Dinner (bring your dinner or have it delivered) Free movie theater style popcorn by cinéSPEAK Tickets: This event

  • Art For the Cash Poor

    InLiquid Gallery in the Crane Building 1400 North American, Suit 108, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Art for the Cash Poor 2026 will be inside and outside! Learn more and connect with our vendors below. Purchase works from 100+ artists, crafters, and designers both inside the Icebox Project Space and outside the Crane Arts Building! The Art for the Cash Poor festival is an affordable art fair that activates and brings together North American Street's robust arts corridor. ‍ Artist vendors sell original works for $250 or less and local arts and community organizations will provide free programming for visitors that day, including arts and crafts-making demonstrations, workshops, and more! Art for the Cash Poor brings

    $135

  • Juneteenth Jubilee

    Join us for our Juneteenth Jubilee, co-hosted and emcee’d by our friends at VinylTap 215. Enjoy a full day of activities such as live performances and storytelling, vendors, free workshops, lawn games, and more!

  • Flow at Bartram’s Garden: Community Yoga in the Garden

    Flow at Bartram’s Garden is a community-centered outdoor yoga series hosted by Healing the Hood Together (formerly Hood Healers PHL), designed to create space for rest, movement, and reconnection with nature. Each class invites participants of all levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the healing power of movement in one of Philly’s most beautiful green spaces. This series centers accessibility, community care, and wellness for the people — welcoming beginners, families, and anyone seeking grounding, restoration, and gentle strength-building in an open-air environment. Accessibility: This series is beginner-friendly and welcomes all bodies. What to bring: yoga mat, water,

  • The Floor is Yours: Climate Action Open Mic

    Execute That 3244 N Front Street, Philadelphia, United States

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

    $20

  • Kensington Queer Circus Fest

    philadelphia brewing co 244O FRANKFORD AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PA 19125, Philadelphia, PA

    Join us for the second annual Kensington Queer Circus Fest! A free celebration of queer joy, circus arts and community. A vibrant celebration! A joyful space! Something truly magical and well… FUN! Look at all this stuff: 🤡 Roller Circus @rollercircus.official 🤡 Open Flow Arts Jam w/ Tanooki Twirls @tanookitwirls 🤡 A Drag Show w/ Pi @notpi and Onyx @onyxondyx 🤡 Queer Clown Contest w/ MacKenzie Moltov @hottestclownaround 🤡 Cotton Candy Circus Arts Aerials 🤡 CDH Sideshow @cdhsideshow 🤡 Queer Arm Wrestling @queerarmwrestling 🤡 2nd Hand Circus @2ndhandcircus 🤡 drag story time Plus vendors and food and most likely incredibly

    Free

  • Vibe-A-Delphia Live

    1300 Noble Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 1300 Block of Noble Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123 1300 Noble Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 1300 Block of Noble Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123, Philadelphia, United States

    "Join vibraphonist Harvey Price and Vibe-A-Delphia for an evening of music at the Rail Park. This Philadelphia-based organ jazz trio blends beloved jazz standards with original compositions, creating a soulful, groove-filled soundtrack for a summer night in the city. Celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary with this special outdoor performance from 7–8 p.m., as the sun sets over the skyline and the temperatures (hopefully) begin to dip. Bring a blanket, pack a picnic, gather some friends, and settle in for an hour of great music and good vibes under the open sky."

    Free

  • CELEBRATE MANTUA

    Miles Mack Playground 732 North 36th Street, #66, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Celebrate Mantua 2026 brings a full day of movement to Miles Mack Playground in West Philadelphia on Saturday, July 11 —a free outdoor event open to everyone. Start your morning with community movement classes led by internationally recognized artists spanning Zumba, ballet, African styles, and more. High-spirited drill team performances fill the afternoon, followed by youth and emerging company showcases. The evening's Main Stage concert features PHILADANCO!, DANCE IQUAIL!, Native Nations Dance Theater, and more. In between, there's a community dance party with line dances and giveaways, food trucks, and local vendors throughout the grounds. Celebrate Mantua grew out of

    Free

  • The Prince of Egypt

    The Prince of Egypt
    Mary Wood Park Hallowell St &, E 6th Ave, Conshohocken, United States

    Experience the epic story of Moses in THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, brought to life in Conshohocken's Mary Wood Park with breathtaking music and powerful storytelling. From the grandeur of ancient Egypt to a journey of courage, faith, and freedom, this unforgettable production will inspire audiences of all ages. This outdoor performance is free to attend. Please bring your own chair or blanket. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

    Free

  • MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival

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

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

    $50

  • MontCo Coffee & Chocolate Festival

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

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

    $50

  • Arte en las Calles: LaGuaGua 47 in concert

    Teatro Esperanza 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Esperanza Arts Center presents Arte en las Calles LaGuaGua 47 in concert Featuring LaGuaGua47 Orquesta Blaze Born (AMLA Rock Band) Hosted by Rumba 106.1’s Johanny Rodriguez Saturday, July 25, 2026 6:00pm-9:00pm Esperanza Parking lot (4th & Bristol) Feel the rhythm, flavor, and joy of summer – Latino style! Join us this July for a vibrant celebration with an outdoor concert performance of La Guagua 47 featuring the LaGuagua 47 Orchestra & Singers, Latin food, dancing, a local merchant fair, balloons, and fun for all ages. La Guagua 47 is a one-of-a-kind community cultural production by Alba Martinez that tells a

    Free

  • The Prince of Egypt

    The Prince of Egypt
    Mary Wood Park Hallowell St &, E 6th Ave, Conshohocken, United States

    Experience the epic story of Moses in THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, brought to life in Conshohocken's Mary Wood Park with breathtaking music and powerful storytelling. From the grandeur of ancient Egypt to a journey of courage, faith, and freedom, this unforgettable production will inspire audiences of all ages. This outdoor performance is free to attend. Please bring your own chair or blanket. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

    Free

  • Picnic at The Grange

    The Grange Estate 143 Murtle Ave., Havertown, Pennsylvania

    The Grange Estate Invites the Community to Picnic at the Grange on July 27 Spend a relaxing summer evening at The Grange Estate during the next Picnic at the Grange on Monday, July 27th, from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm Guests are invited to enjoy live music, the beautiful grounds of the historic Grange Estate, and a laid-back evening with family and friends. The event has been extended until 7:30pm, giving visitors even more time to unwind and enjoy the atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to pack a picnic dinner, bring a blanket or lawn chairs, and settle in for an

    Free

  • The Prince of Egypt

    The Prince of Egypt
    Mary Wood Park Hallowell St &, E 6th Ave, Conshohocken, United States

    Experience the epic story of Moses in THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, brought to life in Conshohocken's Mary Wood Park with breathtaking music and powerful storytelling. From the grandeur of ancient Egypt to a journey of courage, faith, and freedom, this unforgettable production will inspire audiences of all ages. This outdoor performance is free to attend. Please bring your own chair or blanket. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

    Free

  • The Prince of Egypt

    The Prince of Egypt
    Mary Wood Park Hallowell St &, E 6th Ave, Conshohocken, United States

    Experience the epic story of Moses in THE PRINCE OF EGYPT, brought to life in Conshohocken's Mary Wood Park with breathtaking music and powerful storytelling. From the grandeur of ancient Egypt to a journey of courage, faith, and freedom, this unforgettable production will inspire audiences of all ages. This outdoor performance is free to attend. Please bring your own chair or blanket. THE PRINCE OF EGYPT is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

    Free

  • Bartram’s Garden: The Seasons Opening Reception

    Studio 34 4522 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia

    Bartram’s Garden: The Seasons is an exhibition of photographs taken by Robert G. Smith on his walks through Bartram’s Garden. Come join us for the opening reception at Studio 34 Yoga Healing Arts. The exhibit will be up until early October 2026, available for viewing at Studio 34’s gallery Monday-Friday, 5–7:30pm, and during Studio 34’s arts events. Learn more here. Accessibility Note: Studio 34 is located on the second floor, up a long flight of stairs.  

  • Flow at Bartram’s Garden: Community Yoga in the Garden

    Flow at Bartram’s Garden is a community-centered outdoor yoga series hosted by Healing the Hood Together (formerly Hood Healers PHL), designed to create space for rest, movement, and reconnection with nature. Each class invites participants of all levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the healing power of movement in one of Philly’s most beautiful green spaces. This series centers accessibility, community care, and wellness for the people — welcoming beginners, families, and anyone seeking grounding, restoration, and gentle strength-building in an open-air environment. Accessibility: This series is beginner-friendly and welcomes all bodies. What to bring: yoga mat, water,

  • Arts and Crafts Supply Swap

    Arts and Crafts Supply Swap
    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Do you have gently used or new art and craft supplies that are collecting dust? Are there things you bought for projects you're never going to get to or lost interest in? Do you want to try a new hobby but need inspiration and means? Let's share materials that are in good condition! The Art Department and Special Collections invite you to come by the library with supplies that you no longer want or need and pick up something else in exchange. You do not need to bring materials to take something. Join us at Parkway Central in the Heim

    Free

  • Art Under The Stars IV

    The Sculpture Courtyard 1717 Hancock Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    “Art Under the Stars” Returns for Its Fourth Annual Celebration of Living Artists. In a world where artists are often celebrated only after they’re gone, Art Under the Stars honors them now. This annual show returns on Saturday, August 22, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM at the lush Sculpture Courtyard for an evening celebrating living artists, creativity, and life together under a glowing night sky. Founded by Visual Artist and Event Curator Jona Shreeves-Taylor (@J.Taylor), this celebration was created from the belief that “artists deserve to receive their flowers while they’re alive to smell them,” a sentiment reflected in

    $30.00

  • Ukrainian Folk Festival 2026

    Ukrainian American Sport Center 1 Lower State Road, North Wales, P, United States

    UKRAINIAN FOLK FESTIVAL & SUMMER CONCERT 2026 Celebrate the enduring, vibrant culture of a people that fights for freedom! Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday Horsham, PA - Sunday, August 23; 12:00 – 8:00 PM. The Ukrainian Folk Festival & Summer Concert 2026 will be held at the Ukrainian American Sport Center (www.tryzub.org), County Line and Lower State Roads, Horsham, PA. Exciting, spectacular, dazzling, breathtaking, exhilarating, spirited, soulful, enchanting, captivating, and intriguing – modest words which describe but by no means capture the essence of Ukrainian folk art, music, song and dance. From the rich color and deep symbolism of the delicate

    $15 – $20

  • Book Arts Open House

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

    Join us on Wednesday, August 26 to see highlights from the Print and Picture Collection's Book Arts Collection. The Book Arts Collection has over 650 artists' books created by hundreds of artists. The collection includes miniature books, accordion books, flag books, books with unique bindings, and more. Drop by anytime between 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. This open house is open to all!

    Free

  • TrailOff Story-walk and Writing & Crafting Workshop with The Philly Pigeon

    John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum 8601 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Swim Pony, The Philly Pigeon and John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum present a day of creative activities. Walk a 1.5 mile section of the trail at Heinz as you listen to the community-inspired TrailOff immersive audio story, The Land Remembers by Jacob Winterstein. Cool off indoors with a writing and crafting workshop led by The Philly Pigeon’s Kai Davis, 2024 & ‘25 Philadelphia Poet Laureate. Saturday, August 29th, 10am-1pm Story-walks depart at 10:15am and 11:15am Free and open to the public, snacks and water will be provided Download the FREE TrailOff app and bring your headphones: https://trailoffquicklook.com/ Support

    Free

  • BalletX at Villanova

    BalletX at Villanova
    Topper Theatre at the Mullen Center, Villanova University Lancaster Ave/Rt. 30 and Ithan Avenue, Villanova, United States

    Following its acclaimed world premiere at the Festival at Highmark Mann, BalletX brings The Four Seasons Reimagined to the intimate setting of the Topper Theatre at Villanova University’s Mullen Center for four performances only. An epic love letter to Mother Nature, this breathtaking new work invites audiences into a living, breathing world shaped by music, movement, light, and design. Acclaimed composer and electronic music innovator Dan Deacon creates a thrilling original score as four visionary choreographers – Morgann Runacre-Temple (Summer), Penny Saunders (Fall), Jamar Roberts (Winter), and Trey McIntyre (Spring) – each bring a distinct season to life, revealing nature

    $70.00

  • BalletX at Villanova

    BalletX at Villanova
    Topper Theatre at the Mullen Center, Villanova University Lancaster Ave/Rt. 30 and Ithan Avenue, Villanova, United States

    Following its acclaimed world premiere at the Festival at Highmark Mann, BalletX brings The Four Seasons Reimagined to the intimate setting of the Topper Theatre at Villanova University’s Mullen Center for four performances only. An epic love letter to Mother Nature, this breathtaking new work invites audiences into a living, breathing world shaped by music, movement, light, and design. Acclaimed composer and electronic music innovator Dan Deacon creates a thrilling original score as four visionary choreographers – Morgann Runacre-Temple (Summer), Penny Saunders (Fall), Jamar Roberts (Winter), and Trey McIntyre (Spring) – each bring a distinct season to life, revealing nature

    $70.00

  • BalletX at Villanova

    BalletX at Villanova
    Topper Theatre at the Mullen Center, Villanova University Lancaster Ave/Rt. 30 and Ithan Avenue, Villanova, United States

    Following its acclaimed world premiere at the Festival at Highmark Mann, BalletX brings The Four Seasons Reimagined to the intimate setting of the Topper Theatre at Villanova University’s Mullen Center for four performances only. An epic love letter to Mother Nature, this breathtaking new work invites audiences into a living, breathing world shaped by music, movement, light, and design. Acclaimed composer and electronic music innovator Dan Deacon creates a thrilling original score as four visionary choreographers – Morgann Runacre-Temple (Summer), Penny Saunders (Fall), Jamar Roberts (Winter), and Trey McIntyre (Spring) – each bring a distinct season to life, revealing nature

    $70.00

  • SONGWRITERS AT TEA

    The Random Tea Room 713 N 4th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Sunday, September 13th | 5 – 8 pm . . . at RTR Hesitating to call Songwriters at Tea a "showcase," let's strive for something a bit more informal: this hangout will feature original songs from four emerging Philly-area songwriters, bringing a range of aesthetics, from bardic contemplation to soulful celebration. It will be completely unplugged, and unpretentious, an intimate immersion into the music of these talented, up-and-coming artists. Jenn, Ben, Kadaysha and Chris will set the vibe, for sure, with their acoustic offerings . . . so enjoy a cup of some of the best tea around, and take

    Free

  • Jade Chloe

    Performance Garage 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Jade Chloe” is a self entitled performance which is part of the all media arts festival known as the Philly Fringe. It is a celebration of self expression and self determination. This performance has a total runtime of thirty minutes and encompasses a brilliant cast of dancers who strengthen viewer’s understanding in addition to sharing a new perspective on empathy,individuality, and artistry. Jade Chloe is an emerging artist whom currently trains through Philadelphia Ballet’s new Contemporary Division. She is formerly a graduate of Alvin Ailey’s high school program in collaboration with Professional Performing Arts School. At the Alvin Ailey school,

    Free

  • Final Picnic at The Grange

    The Grange Estate 143 Murtle Ave., Havertown, Pennsylvania

    The Grange Estate Invites the Community to our final Picnic event of the season! Spend a relaxing summer evening at The Grange Estate during the final Picnic at the Grange on Monday, September 14th, from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm Guests are invited to enjoy live music, the beautiful grounds of the historic Grange Estate, and a laid-back evening with family and friends. Attendees are encouraged to pack a picnic dinner, bring a blanket or lawn chairs, and settle in for an evening outdoors. Light snacks will also be available for purchase during the event. Admission is free, and while

    Free

  • Amish Country Queer: A Night of Film, Art & Drag

    Amish Country Queer: A Night of Film, Art & Drag
    Asian Arts Initiative, Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA 1219 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    An award-winning documentary, a photo exhibition celebrating rural LGBTQ+ life, and a homegrown drag show converge in one unforgettable night. Amish Country Queer is a film about Lancaster's queer nightlife and drag culture, and a story about what it means to be visibly, joyfully, unapologetically queer in a place the world told you wasn't built for you. Tulle Queer is an ongoing portrait series by trans artist Brady Pappas that honors the queer icons of the 717 region. Using tulle as a recurring visual motif, the project creates a vibrant, community-rooted celebration of visibility and resilience. The Angel Hour is

    $5 – $25

  • Flow at Bartram’s Garden: Community Yoga in the Garden

    Flow at Bartram’s Garden is a community-centered outdoor yoga series hosted by Healing the Hood Together (formerly Hood Healers PHL), designed to create space for rest, movement, and reconnection with nature. Each class invites participants of all levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the healing power of movement in one of Philly’s most beautiful green spaces. This series centers accessibility, community care, and wellness for the people — welcoming beginners, families, and anyone seeking grounding, restoration, and gentle strength-building in an open-air environment. Accessibility: This series is beginner-friendly and welcomes all bodies. What to bring: yoga mat, water,

  • Amish Country Queer: A Night of Film, Art & Drag

    Amish Country Queer: A Night of Film, Art & Drag
    Asian Arts Initiative, Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA 1219 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    An award-winning documentary, a photo exhibition celebrating rural LGBTQ+ life, and a homegrown drag show converge in one unforgettable night. Amish Country Queer is a film about Lancaster's queer nightlife and drag culture, and a story about what it means to be visibly, joyfully, unapologetically queer in a place the world told you wasn't built for you. Tulle Queer is an ongoing portrait series by trans artist Brady Pappas that honors the queer icons of the 717 region. Using tulle as a recurring visual motif, the project creates a vibrant, community-rooted celebration of visibility and resilience. The Angel Hour is

    $5 – $25

  • We Are the Seeds Philly + Powwow 2026

    Cherry Street Pier 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us September 19–20 at Cherry Street Pier for a weekend celebrating contemporary Indigenous arts, cultures, and community. Saturday features the Seeds Philly Powwow, Indigenous artists, El Mercado Cultural, and hands-on art activities including corn husk doll making and paper tipi art making. Sunday brings music, dance, artist talks, storytelling, and workshops. Canpatlaneci Danza Azteca del Anahuac, We Are the Seeds Dance Troupe, singer Jennifer Kreisberg, composer Zachariah Julian, and more, along with a creative writing and improvisation workshop with Nicholson Billey and Indigenous Caribbean gourd painting and an artist talk with Priscilla Bell.

    Free

  • Shakespeare in the Gardens

    Mt. Cuba Center 3120 Barley Mill Rd., Hockessin, DE, United States

    Celebrate the end of summer with an afternoon of wit, wonder, and garden discovery as Delaware Shakespeare presents The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (revised) (again), a rapid-fire comedic romp that barrels through all 36 of Shakespeare’s plays in under 100 minutes and one intermission. Expect endless physical comedy, pop-culture references, and audience interaction as tragedies, comedies, and histories collide in one delightful performance. This immersive experience invites you to wander through the gardens before settling in for an uproarious performance under the open sky. Upon arrival, guests are welcome to roam freely, taking in the beauty of the

  • Artist Talk: Cavin Jones

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

    Join us on Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 2 PM in the Art Department for a talk by Philadelphia artist Cavin Jones. Cavin Jones is a painter, muralist, and collagist whose figurative work is inspired by American history, particularly the African American experience. Jones has said that his work is "a catalyst to stimulate thought and promote discussion about various issues prevalent in society." His dynamic compositions often feature contrasting elements that as he says, "infuse the paintings with layers of meaning and associations." Cavin will talk about his art journey, including his public mural work. After the talk in

    Free

  • Echoes of Renewal

    Echoes of Renewal
    Performance Garage 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Original performance company Continuum Dance Project is making its Philadelphia debut with its newest dance/video work, Echoes of Renewal, at Performance Garage (1515 Brandywine St, Philadelphia, PA 19130), running for a limited engagement September 27th at 1 and 5 pm. Echoes is a visually striking dance work that explores the essential connection between humanity and the natural world. It is touring as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Created by Continuum Dance Project, with video by Ernesto Galan, the piece blends powerful, expressive choreography with themes of attention, care, and reciprocity. Designed for 5 performers who are constantly connected, Echoes

    $10 – $20

  • Echoes of Renewal

    Echoes of Renewal
    Performance Garage 1515 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Original performance company Continuum Dance Project is making its Philadelphia debut with its newest dance/video work, Echoes of Renewal, at Performance Garage (1515 Brandywine St, Philadelphia, PA 19130), running for a limited engagement September 27th at 1 and 5 pm. Echoes is a visually striking dance work that explores the essential connection between humanity and the natural world. It is touring as part of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Created by Continuum Dance Project, with video by Ernesto Galan, the piece blends powerful, expressive choreography with themes of attention, care, and reciprocity. Designed for 5 performers who are constantly connected, Echoes

    $10 – $20

  • Illuminate Passyunk

    singing fountain S 11th St & E Passyunk Ave, Philadelphia, PA, Philadelphia, United States

    Iluminate Passyunk is a free projection arts festival in East Passyunk, transforming public spaces into canvases for local artists through projection mapping, interactive installations, and live audiovisual performances. The event will feature artists from the Philadelphia Region and create an accessible platform for emerging creatives to experiment, perform, and connect with the community. Illuminate Passyunk is part of the larger Illuminate Philly initiative. Our mission is to illuminate neighborhoods throughout the city, making projection art accessible outside of traditional gallery spaces while supporting Philadelphia’s growing community of digital and immersive artists.

    Free

  • Arts and Crafts Supply Swap

    Arts and Crafts Supply Swap
    (Philadelphia, PA) Parkway Central Library 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Do you have gently used or new art and craft supplies that are collecting dust? Are there things you bought for projects you're never going to get to or lost interest in? Do you want to try a new hobby but need inspiration and means? Let's share materials that are in good condition! The Art Department and Special Collections invite you to come by the library with supplies that you no longer want or need and pick up something else in exchange. You do not need to bring materials to take something. Join us at Parkway Central in the Heim

    Free

  • l a y e r s

    l a y e r s
    Urban Art Gallery 262 South 52nd Street, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Welcome to l a y e r s! West Philly-based artist, shanina dionna, shares 15 years of making, becoming, + returning through "l a y e r s," bringing together new + earlier works, tracing what we carry, uncover, + gather over time. This is an invitation to slow down + be. Through painting, film, installation, archival materials, intentional music curation (including a live band), + a new collaboration with a local ceramicist from Artifact Studio, the l a y e r s experience explores identity + belonging while making room for connection, curiosity + encounter. The exhibition will also

    Free

  • PhilHarmonia 2nd Annual PHall Phundraiser

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

    We’re kicking off the season with a night to remember — and you won’t want to miss it! Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, food, and fun at our first annual Phall Fundraiser, a vibrant PhilHarmonia Cabaret experience that puts the spotlight on our talented singers in a whole new way. What to Expect: - Captivating live performances from your favorite PhilHarmonia voices, featuring solos, duets, and small group numbers spanning classical, pop, musical theatre, and more. - A generous spread of delicious hors d’oeuvres, along with unlimited wine and beer to keep the good vibes flowing. -

    $60

  • Flow at Bartram’s Garden: Community Yoga in the Garden

    Flow at Bartram’s Garden is a community-centered outdoor yoga series hosted by Healing the Hood Together (formerly Hood Healers PHL), designed to create space for rest, movement, and reconnection with nature. Each class invites participants of all levels to slow down, breathe deeply, and experience the healing power of movement in one of Philly’s most beautiful green spaces. This series centers accessibility, community care, and wellness for the people — welcoming beginners, families, and anyone seeking grounding, restoration, and gentle strength-building in an open-air environment. Accessibility: This series is beginner-friendly and welcomes all bodies. What to bring: yoga mat, water,

  • Science After Hours: Fright Nite at The Franklin Institute

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

    Looking for a 21+ Halloween event in Philadelphia? Science After Hours: Fright Nite brings together scary movie science, after-hours museum access, themed entertainment, food and drink, and rooftop stargazing for an unforgettable night out at The Franklin Institute. For one night only, Science After Hours: Fright Nite transforms The Franklin Institute into an adults-only Halloween experience exploring the science, technology, and movie magic behind cinema’s most iconic monsters, creatures, and scary effects. Come in costume as your favorite horror movie character and enjoy a night of science, scares, exhibits, stargazing, and Halloween-themed science programming designed for adults 21 and older.

    $35 – $40

  • WEIRDO IS BACK! Our glorious celebration of all that is ART and WEIRD returns to East Kensington!

    Philadelphia Brewing Company, 2440 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19125, United States

    A convergence of interdimensional filaments will rip a portal in time space exposing your mind to all things both horrific and sublime. It’s location on this plain is commonly referred to as “Philadelphia Brewing Company” An amazing day of music, performance arts and wonderment! WEIRDO Saturday, October 17th 2pm - 10 At Philadelphia Brewing Company and the surrounding area of East Kensington! 2440 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125 @weirdooddfest Featuring: AWFUL Wrestling @awfulwrestling ArcheDream for Humankind @archedream Roller Circus @rollercircus.official Idiot Box (a full day of clown arts!) Screwball Screenings @screwball_screenings Strange Rainbow’s Novelty Generator @strange__rainbow Nomaster Encircled @nomaster_lives YAM

    Free

  • Community Wellness Festival at the Discovery Center

    The Discovery Center 3401 Reservoir Drive, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Join us for our Community Wellness Festival! Browse wellness items and workshops with curated vendors from The Collective for Community Wellness in the event space. Enjoy the peaceful reservoir with free canoe sessions hosted by Philadelphia Outward Bound School (first come, first served) and hourly tour tours with Audubon Mid-Atlantic. Environmental and Community Resource Fair - come learn about organizations and opportunities that promote wellness of both people and the environment in Philadelphia. If you like to table, reach out to audubon@discoveryphila.org Fall Foliage Fest - Learn about how to identify fall leaves and trees and plant a new tree

    Free

  • Philadelphia Icons – Singing City Concert

    Friends Center 1501 Cherry St, Philadelphia, PA, United States

    Singing City's fall concert will feature music that highlights the lives of five Philadelphia change agents who challenged injustice and fought for social change: anti-slavery abolitionists Lucretia Mott and Harriet Tubman; minister and composer Charles Albert Tindley; and vocal artists Marian Anderson and Paul Robeson. Repertoire for this performance includes Stand Up (from the movie “Harriet"), movements from Mendelssohn’s Elijah to be performed by internationally renowned mezzo-soprano and Philadelphia native Marietta Simpson, and the Philadelphia premiere of Here I Stand, composed by Carlos Simon and based on the life of bass-baritone Paul Robeson.

  • Rumba with Timbalona

    Wine 101 for Everyone: 3 Week Intensive Course
    Teatro Esperanza 4261 North 5th Street, Philadelphia, United States

    Esperanza Arts Center presents RUMBA Ashley Rivera & Elian Gomez, Dancers Timbalona Collective in partnership with Artcinia TEATRO ESPERANZA 11/7/26, 3:00pm $20 General Admission, Free for Students & Seniors (60+) Dancers Ashley Rivera and Elian Gomez join Philadelphia’s Timbalona Collective in a multidisciplinary exploration of Rumba music and dance, featuring a screening of Portraits of Philly Rumba, an interactive dance demonstration, live music, and a conversation and audience Q&A. Food and Beverages are available for sale in the Teatro lobby courtesy of EAC’s official concession partner Helados Chupi Chupi. Part of VOCES: EAC’s VOCES series spotlights a different facet of

    $20 – $60

  • Open Mic & Gallery

    Bartram’s Garden Barn

    Join us for this open mic with Ollin Yoliztli Calmecac. While you’re here, be sure to check out the Meeting of the Condor and the Eagle Indigenous art exhibition. Open gallery hours are from 12–4pm.