The Philadelphia Ethical Society will host the first public screening of Apple Picking with Eve, the latest poem video in the WeWomen series. This evocative multimedia piece delves into the interplay between history, identity, and memory, challenging traditional narratives and offering new perspectives on historical memory through the voices of historic female characters and inanimate objects. Apple Picking with Eve began as a poem over ten years ago, and has since transformed into a complex and layered work after Moss-Vreeland created 84 pages of mixed-media artwork and translated to film. Drawing from themes of perception, memory, and the reframing of

Come listen to stories with guest storytellers, crafts, activities, and space for the whole family to gather. led by KokuRoko Learning Co-opBring the whole family to enjoy tales representing black and brown peoples, play, and foster community. Led by Koku-Roko Learning Co-op, in we gather like-minded families; easing the load of parenting and offering a curious space to explore.More about Koku-RokoKoku-Roko is a Black and brown-led co-operative space for cultural enrichment and liberated learning. We curate child-centered and family-encouraged educational experiences to support the development of creative continuous learners and conscious critical thinkers.

Join the Sustainability Ambassadors Monthly Meetings to discuss sustainability initiatives and make a positive impact in our community!Are you interested in what the Township is doing to implement its Sustainability Plan?Do you want to meet other Sustainability Ambassadors and learn how you can be an ambassador for sustainability in the community?Would you like to hear from a community partner about their efforts to advance sustainability in the Township?Then join the monthly Sustainability Ambassadors meetings!All participants will be entered for a chance to win a FREE Energy Assessment Plus+ from PECO!

In this class for intermediate pottery students and plucky beginners, we will throw complete place settings: cups, bowls, and plates.In this class for intermediate pottery students and plucky beginners, we will throw complete place settings: cups, bowls, and plates. We'll also explore table accessories like vases, pitchers, lidded jars, chopstick/knife rests, and salt and pepper shakers. For eight weeks, students will work to craft a personal place setting with unified design. More experienced students will have time to craft multiple place settings. Instruction will focus on building throwing and trimming skills, design planning, and surface decoration.Class will run Tuesday nights

Wandering Waters Seminar SeriesJoin us Tuesday, January14th at 7:00pm for the final seminar in our series “Wandering Waters”. In our final session in this series, we will learn from the experience of communities who have embarked on watershed stewardship journeys. We will hear the stories of four congregations, each will share about a watershed project they undertook, what inspired them to do it, and what impacts this has had on their community. We will also hear from Monte Garber at Stroud Water Research Center about some small and big steps that congregations can take to begin stewarding waters in their

Explore the Art of Crevice Gardening! Join us for an inspiring presentation.Explore the Art of Crevice Gardening!Join us for an inspiring presentation by a Penn State Master Gardener Kevin Kelly. In collaboration with the Norristown Garden Club. Discover the exciting trend of crevice gardening and learn step-by-step techniques to create stunning rock gardens or container gardens. He will also discuss ideal beginner plants for this type of gardening.

Join Mural Arts Philadelphia in celebrating Tacony's newest mural!Join Mural Arts Philadelphia and City Council Member Mike Driscoll in celebrating Northeast Philadelphia’s two newest murals in Holmesburg’s Russo Park. These community informed murals, titled Responsibility Blooms in Our Neighborhood and Pathways to Justice were created by artist Jamee Grigsby with a message of responsibility and access to justice. This newly renovated building is a vibrant new destination for Northeast Philadelphia residents.Artist: Jamee GrigsbyProject Managers: Barb Baur and Emily HitchnerLocation: Russo Park Rec Center (Rear)7374 Edmund Street Philadelphia, PA 19136January 15th from 11:00am-1:00pmThis event is free and open. Light refreshments will

Learn how to make reusable metal cages for cut flower crop support. Cages will help you grow long, straight stems necessary for design work.(Pre-registration required at least 24 hours in advance to participate in the event)Learn how to make reusable metal cages for cut flower crop support. Cages will help you grow long, straight stems necessary for mixed bouquets and design work. Reusable cages take some investment to build up front, but they quickly pay off. You will save countless hours in labor and frustration (dealing with pounding posts, tangled one-use plastic netting, and a toppled, unusable bed of flowers).

AGES 5+AGES 5+AGES 5+AGES 5+Join us for an interactive show filled with experiments and frosty fun! From snowflake chemistry to ice-cold physics, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss out on this winter-themed science show!AGES 5+AGES 5+AGES 5+

Join us in making Vermicomposters from simple plastic bins to turn food scraps into “black gold” or rich compost.(Pre-registration required at least 24 hours in advance to participate in the event)Turn your food scraps into “black gold” with us! Join our hands-on workshop to create Vermicomposters from simple plastic bins and discover the magic of turning leftovers into rich, nutritious compost. With the help of hardworking earthworms and microorganisms, your food scraps will transform into worm castings—a powerhouse of nutrients, boasting 7 times more phosphates, 5 times more nitrogen, and 11 times more potash than your average soil. Plus, the

This monthly meet up gives you the tools you need as you prepare to join the CultureWorks community.

Learn about the species of owls that inhabit our parks. Dissect an owl pellet to see what animal was eaten. Listen for owls outside at dusk.Learn about the species of owls that inhabit our parks. Dissect an owl pellet to see what animal was eaten. Listen for owls outside at dusk. Best for children 8 and above.

Bring your own supplies or use some of ours! Start a new project or bring one you're already working on.Bring your own supplies or use some of ours! Start a new project or bring one you're already working on. Come out and draw or paint and exchange ideas with your peers!

Is your New Year's resolution to take meaningful steps for a greener, stronger Philadelphia? The best way to combat climate change is to take action locally. Join us for “Connect for Change” - our 2nd annual volunteer mixer that empowers you to engage with local orgs making a difference in Philadelphia. RSVP and discover: -Eco-Speed Networking: Match your passion with perfect volunteer opportunity, paving the way for a lasting impact and meet like-minded changemakers. -Flash Talks with Organizers: Get inspired by quick, engaging talks from local environmental leaders sharing bold ideas and actionable ways to make an impact. -Fill your

Bring your instrument, words, and ears to enjoy a time of sharing ancestorial space. Vendors, Food, and Live EntertainmentBring your instrument, words, and ears to enjoy a time of sharing ancestorial space. Vendors, Food, and Live Entertainment for this monthyl gathering!If you are interested in vending. please email [email protected] us if you have any questions -- [email protected] us @dgriot.phillySpace is available to rent your event! see website for details

Learn how to reduce your waste by 20%, fight climate change, and make free organic fertilizer in your backyard.Learn how to reduce your waste by 20%, fight climate change, and make free organic fertilizer in your backyard. Gwenn Nolan of Mother Compost will teach the basics of backyard composting and common issues for new composters.

Explore stormwater and vegetation/landscape management solutions for the environmentally conscious property owner.THURSDAY, JANUARY 16How to Manage Stormwater and Streamside Areas on Your Property7:00-8:30 PMMark Gallagher, Vice President, Princeton HydroClay Emerson, PhD, Senior Technical Director, Princeton HydroIn the suburban landscape, our interconnected system of roadside ditches, inlets, and pipes have replaced natural headwater wetland areas and first-order streams. This new manmade conveyance system has increased the connectivity of our watersheds, bringing the responsibility of a riparian landowner to nearly everyone’s front door. This presentation will focus on stormwater and vegetation/landscape management solutions for the environmentally conscious property owner.Sponsored by: Jenkins Arboretum

Come join us for a relaxing and rejuvenating prenatal yoga session at The People's Gallery Project!Join us for our first class in a brand new Pre-Natal Yoga series at the People's Gallery Project! Each class has limited capacity which allows for an intimate experience and attention to each individual student. Join us for a unique and tailored experience to support you through each stage of your pregnancy. Our pre-natal yoga classes are grounded in the belief that every body, regardless of shape, size, ability, or background, deserves to feel empowered, safe, and supported in their practice. This practice also prioritizes

A walk around the grounds listening for owls and looking for nocturnal wildlife using a thermal detector.Meet at Wissahickon Enviromental Center's "Tree House" building. We will take a relatively short walk around the grounds listening for owls and using our thermal imager to detect nocturnal wildlife like flying squirrels and opossums.

Come join us to make a one-gallon self-sustaining BioActive Terrarium! $75 per terrarium or $90 for a couple to make ONE TERRARIUM together.🌿 Join Pretty Green Terrariums for an immersive BioActive Terrarium-making Workshop!📅 Date: Friday January 17th, 6pm-8pm🕒 Time: Doors open at 6pm📍 Location: 1116 South St Storefront🌟 About the Workshop: Indulge in a unique BYOB experience where you'll craft your very own one-gallon terrarium. Our BioActive Terrarium workshops are a fan-favorite, spanning 2 hours and providing all the materials you need. "Bioactive" means these terrariums mimic nature, with added organisms like isopods, springtails, bacteria, and fungi to create a

Join us for the public reception of Phase 2 at the Kiosk Gallery in Lansdowne!Opening ReceptionFriday January 17th 6-8 pmKiosk Gallery @ Utility Works32 East Lansdowne Ave."Phase 2" by Kiarra Williams invites you to explore the experiences and transformations of recent years, capturing both the beauty and the challenges of life.Kiarra's drawings and portraits delve into her personal connections with family, spirituality, and passions. Her work speaks to universal themes, allowing viewers to see parts of their own stories within her art.This exhibition is dedicated to the Bi-Poc community and those who navigate complex family relationships and generational trauma. We

Celebrate the opening of Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses , a retrospective show of the experimental and genre-defying artist.Join us for an evening celebrating the opening of Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses, a retrospective exhibition of the experimental and genre-defying artist, Carl Cheng, whose six-decade career operates at the intersection of identity, technology, and ecology.Enjoy small bites from Dim Sum House and vibe to the electrifying sounds of techno, deep house, and disco music courtesy of DJ Yolo Ono. Welcome Remarks by Hallie Ringle (Interim Director and Daniel and Brett Sundheim Chief Curator) will take place at 7:15PM.Note: ICA will

Learn how to make a pine needle basket from start to finish with Teri Hislop, master craft artist and clan mother of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania. These baskets can be crafted from foraged pine needles. The art of weaving them has been carried by indigenous people for millennia, passed down from one generation to the next. Weaving is not just a practical activity, but an active meditation that imparts good medicine to the spirt, and is a wonderful way to pass the time through the dark winter months. Tickets include the cost of materials which will be provided. We look forward

Kids Club 6 years old and up. Please only sign your child up for 1 session.Kids Club art class is a 1 hour and 15 minute art class for kids ages 6 to 18 and up. It takes place from 11:00am-12:15pmBuilding the neighborhood! Using simple cardboard and basic materials, creative architects will make their own building facade.When registering for kids club, please register only the child who will be attending. Parents may only accompany their child provided there is extra space but should not register themselves. Due to the size of the studio, parents should not plan on sitting with

Glen Foerd is one of the best places in the city to study gulls during the winter. While there is no guarantee, we are hoping to see a rare gull such as Iceland or Glaucous Gull. There should also be a good amount of waterfowl out on the river and we can discuss how to distinguish Double-crested Cormorants from the Great Cormorants that visit the area in winter. We plan this as a stationary event overlooking the river, but if folks want, we can also explore the parkland surrounding the mansion. Please dress according to the expected weather. No registration

Along with American history buffs, cycle tourists will enjoy this national treasure chock full of scenic vistas, and great bikeways.

The Philly Goat Project's Christmas Tree-Cycle Festivals are back! This year Philly Goat Project is hosting three Christmas Tree-Cycle events, the first two at their home at The Farm at Awbury Arboretum and the third at Laurel Hill West Cemetery. Event Details: ● Saturday, January 4, 2025 (Rain date: January 5) – The Farm at Awbury Arboretum ● Saturday, January 11, 2025 (Rain date: January 12) – The Farm at Awbury Arboretum ● Saturday, January 18, 2025 (Rain date: January 19) – Laurel Hill West Cemetery All three events take place from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. These highly anticipated

Calling All Animal-Loving Kids! Make dog chew toys by repurposing donated stuffed animals.Get CRAFTY and join us on Saturday, January 18, 2025 from 2-3:30pm for an in person stitching event at Weavers Way Outreach Office in Germantown located at 326B W Chelten Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19144 to support the non-profit Glad Dogs Nation. Have fun with a simple sewing project to add squeakers to donated & repurposed stuffed toys lovingly donated by kids like you! Dogs living in shelters and rescues across the country will THANK YOU as they enjoy snuggling and playing with their "new" toys!Recommended for Ages 4

This conversation will reflect on Cheng’s artistic practice spanning photography, installation, and technology.Join us for a conversation with exhibiting artist Carl Cheng and Alex Klein, Head Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs at The Contemporary Austin, as they reflect on Cheng's artistic practice spanning photography, installation, and technology. This conversation will provide an insightful deep-dive into the multi-year process of organizing the exhibition and a dynamic look into Cheng's fascination with topics such as the relationship between fine art and other disciplines like science, ecology, nature, and the role of museums during an environmental crisis. A Q&A with the audience

Join us for a hands-on experience where you'll learn the secrets of creating perfect knafeh. Hosted by Sitti's HouseJoin Sitti’s House on a nostalgic culinary journey to master the art of making Knafeh, inspired by her childhood visits to the famed Habiba shop in Amman, Jordan, where each bite transported her to their ancestral home of Nablus. In this hands on class, we’ll explore the traditional techniques and authentic ingredients that make Nabulsi Knafeh so special, passed down through generations and cherished as a symbol of Palestinian heritage. Not only will you learn to create this iconic dessert, but your

Calling all LGBTQ travelers, gaggles of local gays and their friends alike! Come on this LGBTQ history walking tour of the Gayborhood!

A group art exhibition featuring members from the Vox Populi collectiveJanuary 18 - February 22, 2025beg. barter. steal. brings together the diverse practices of Vox Populi artist members as they play with the literal and symbolic meanings of 'begging, bartering, and stealing' in capitalism, exploring a wide range of lenses from meditations on exchange of time, labor, and environment, to mythological theft in fairy tales, trickster archetypes, and the magickal origins of money.James BrittStephanie BurseseLea Devon SorrentinoEvan GreensweigNatalie HijinxNatalie KuenziMelissa LangerCayla LockwoodGreg ParkerLane SpeidelJim StrongCynthia ZhouAbout Vox Populi:Founded in 1988, Vox Populi is a contemporary art space and artist collective

Immerse yourself in the aromatic world of tea during this hands-on tasting and blending experience.Explore a variety of premium organic teas as you learn about their unique flavors, origins, and brewing techniques. Guided by one of our experienced Instructor, you'll refine your palate, experiment with blending our own customer creations, and gain insights into the art of science of tea crafting.Enjoy the cozy ambiance as you sit, mix, and create personized blends to take home. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or a curious beginner, this workshop is a perfect way to relax, learn, and savor the magic of tea.What's includedThe

Come join our fun knitting class for adults who are just starting out - we'll have a blast learning together!

Join one of our knowledgeable volunteer walk leader for a plant walk! Walk will meet in the visitor center and be at a relaxed paced on flat surfaces. Please wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers. No registration required.

Hands-on wellness 101 workshops for those wanting to start or deepen their wellness journey; taught by community healers.Come to this weekly wellness series on Sundays 2-3pm. Different dates to come. We will explore herbs, essential oils, and other wellness products. How to use, prepare, and the medicinal qualities of these products. We will also be exlploring healthy habits and tips on honoring your wellness journey. More about d'griot.d'griot (pronounced “duh-gree-o”) is named in honor of African storytellers and urban slang. A space of story; stories of our ancestors, the magic in the present, and our intent for the future. We

Join Trellis for Tomorrow in the greenhouse and learn how to start seedlings!In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, help Trellis for Tomorrow serve our community by seeding trays of future vegetables that will go out to our network of partner gardens in the spring. We'll also work together to complete minor greenhouse improvement projects to start the season strong.Volunteering with Trellis has a direct impact on food security. All gardens within the Trellis for Tomorrow network donate at least half of what they grow to food banks and pantries, providing nutritious produce to those who need it most.If

Join us for a morning of service on Riverbend's preserve.Riverbend is hosting a Day of Service to encourage all Americans to volunteer to honor the life and legacy of Dr. King and improve their communities. This event is open to ALL ages! Registration is required as spaces are limited.Please bring your own water and work gloves to the event. Volunteers will be working outdoors helping our Habitat Manager with invasive plant removal.

Join UC Green for a morning of service greening our parks in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.!Join us for a morning of service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.We will meet to mulch established park trees together, helping to keep them healthy and our parks beautiful. Mulch was made from your recycled Christmas trees.Volunteers may meet in two locations below to mulch, but more volunteers are requested in Malcolm X Park, as more helping hands are neede to spread mulch here!Malcolm X Park (5100 Pine Street) or Clark Park (4300 Baltimore Ave)

Explore special holiday hours at Founder's Hall MuseumIn addition to its regular weekday hours (10-4 Wed-Fri), Founder’s Hall Museum hosts a monthly weekend open house. Drop into Founder's Hall on Martin Luther King Day, January 20th, to explore the museum and learn more about the 75 year civil rights struggle to desegregate Girard College. Find out more about other King Day events at the College at Global Citizen and the Philadelphia Orchestra.Housed in a magnificent Greek Revival landmark, the Founder’s Hall Museum offers a glimpse into the complex life of Stephen Girard, America’s first multi-millionaire, and illuminates the legacy of

Join Riverbend’s Education Specialist, Jill Shashaty, for a virtual presentation about getting kids outside.Jill is a parent, educator, PA Master Naturalist, Girl Scout Troop leader, and Scouts BSA Merit Badge Counselor. She will share her successful strategies for connecting children with nature, encouraging free play and exploration, and creating fun family memories together outdoors.This is a free event intended for parents of elementary-age children. Please register on our website to receive the meeting link.

Join Circular Philadelphia for a fun morning of touring Habitat ReStore, networking, and chatting over coffee and pastries!☕Coffee Talk: Tour & Networking with Habitat ReStore and Circular PhiladelphiaJoin us for a morning of exploration and connection at our event at Habitat for Humanity's ReStore on Allegheny Ave!Circular Philadelphia is excited to be working with the Habitat ReStore to showcase a great example of reuse in the home goods and built environment space. Habitat has been a longtime force for good in both home building and furnishing nationwide, and they are excited to invite the Philadelphia community for a tour of

Philadelphia will be showcasing the richness of its cultural scene with a series of projects, performances and programs throughout the city.Philadelphia will be showcasing the richness of its cultural scene with a series of projects, performances and programs throughout the city. Leaders of the cultural community will be sharing preliminary plans for these events and for the general citywide cultural celebration. There will also be an opportunity for artists, architects and designers to discover how to get involved in the celebration, where funding might be available and how to create partnerships with cultural centers and communities.Please join us on January 22nd, 2025

Join us for a virtual presentation on the connection between land conservation and the preservation of Native histories.About the PresentationThe Conservancy preserves forests and natural lands along the Susquehanna River. In this presentation we will learn about the Susquehanna Riverlands Conservation Landscape and how preserving land within this landscape for ecological reasons also preserves Native histories.Secretary of Interior Qualified Archaeologist and Senior Vice President of Land Protection and General Counsel for the Conservancy, Kate Gonick, will provide insight into precolonial archaeology, its challenges, methods, and findings in the context of preservation of forests and natural lands within the Susquehanna Riverlands.The

This is a monthly Nature themed Storytime for kids ages 2-6 along with their parent/ guardian. The storytime will be followed by a craft!This is a monthly Nature themed Storytime for kids ages 2-6 along with their parent/ guardian. The storytime will be followed by a craft!

Join the Penn IUR and Penn Press in welcoming Enrique Peñalosa Londoño, former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, to campus on January 23 .“An advanced city is not one where the poor own a car,” writes Enrique Peñalosa “but one where the rich use public transport.” Former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, Penalosa sees city design as projects that define human happiness, dignity, and equality. He worked to achieve that goal during his two terms (1998-2001 and 2016-2019) when he implemented the Transmilenio bike system and the city’s mass transit and bus rapid transit (BRT) systems, along with several other infrastructure projects

Join us for an exciting opportunity to network, learn, and discover the latest opportunities in clean energy employer support!You're Invited to the Clean Energy Mixer!Hosted by Philadelphia Energy AuthorityJoin us for an exciting opportunity to network, learn, and discover the latest opportunities in clean energy employer support!PLEASE RSVP BY 1/20/2025!Clean Energy Employers Include:Advanced ManufacturingBuilding WeatherizationEnergy EfficiencyClean Energy GenerationClean Grid and StorageClean FuelsSolar, Wind, HydroelectricGeothermalSustainable TransportationClean Energy HVAC & Electricity GenerationAt the Clean Energy Mixer, you'll:🌱 Learn how the Clean Energy Grant can support your employee retention, on-the-job training and diverse recruitment goals📚 Explore how PhilaWorks and other organizations can support

Whether you’re new to SBN, a long-term member, or someone looking to learn more about triple-bottom-line businesses in the region, SBN’s Member Open Houses are the most engaging way to maximize your SBN experience. At our Member Open Houses, you’ll learn business practices from participating members and deepen your connections within our local impact economy. Join us Thursday, January 23, from 6:00 – 8:00 pm for SBN’s next Member Open House, hosted by Wallace Dry Goods, for an evening of community, food, and craft mocktails! Guests can expect to hear from Wallace Dry Goods, tour the space, and, as always, networking over

Illumination artist Behnaz Karjoo explores Islamic illumination – or tazhib – in a brief lecture followed by a participatory workshop.Wolf Humanities Center • University of Pennsylvania2024–2025 FORUM ON KEYWORDSWord, Ink, Gold, and PaperAn Exploration of the Art of IlluminationIllumination artist Behnaz Karjoo will explore the evolution of Islamic illumination, or tazhib, and its role in manuscript decoration, providing an overview of the traditional tools and materials involved. Visual images of illuminated manuscripts, along with the tools and materials, will illustrate the techniques involved in tazhib, highlighting the precision and artistry.Following her lecture, Karjoo will host a hands-on workshop, inviting participants

You are invited to the first ever CLIMATE ANXIETY DANCE PARTY, where you are welcome to thrash and groove in all sorts of socially unacceptable ways. The International Panel on Climate Change has told us that we need to hit peak emissions by the year 2025. That’s this year!! Wait, it gets better. We have 5 years left until we need to halve emissions from 2019 levels. Do these facts give you feelings?! Take a moment to notice that emotion contains the word motion. We are moved by our emotions and can also move and transform them by moving our bodies. It’s

Sacred Spaces & Storied Places is the perfect introductory tour that provides an overview of Laurel Hill West including its architectural artistry, stunning trees and horticulture, and the stories of residents that encompass diverse and fascinating Philadelphia history. Experienced tour guides offer visitors a unique perspective as no two tours are the same! Tour Guide: Pamela McMahon COST $15/General Admission (Ages 13 and up) $13/Seniors (Ages 65+) and Students with ID $10/Members of the Friends of Laurel Hill $7.50/Youth (Ages 6-12) $1.90/Access Card Holders (can purchase up to 4 tickets) ** Free/Ages 5 and under ** Access Card + Valid

Join us for a day of connection, learning, and sharing!Join us for a day of connection, learning, and sharing!When: Saturday, January 25, 2025Time: 10 am – 12 pmWhere: Camden County Sustainability Building508 Lakeland Road, BlackwoodConnect with other garden leaders and gardenersShare experiences and best practicesLearn about new techniques and resourcesDiscuss pressing issues facing community gardensParticipate in a seed swap starting at noonExchange seeds with fellow gardenersHelp preserve local biodiversityEvent is FREE and all are welcome to learn and join the conversationOrganized by: Camden County Certified Gardeners (CCCG) and Camden County Office of Sustainability (CCOS)

Get hands-on experience as you sow and take home seeds from a special selection of deer-resistant native plants for southeastern PA.SATURDAY, JANUARY 25Native Seed Propagation: Deer-Resistant Plants10:00 AM – 12:00 PMHelen Standen, former Greenhouse & Nursery Manager, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensIt may be cold outdoors, but it’s time to sow and grow indoors! Explore a variety of seed starting techniques for native plants, including winter sowing, leaching, soaking, scarification, and stratification.Get hands-on experience as you sow and take home seeds from a special selection of deer-resistant native plants for southeastern Pennsylvania gardens.Members: $30 | Non-Members: $40Photo credit for seedlings: Prairie

Along with American history buffs, cycle tourists will enjoy this national treasure chock full of scenic vistas, and great bikeways.

DROP IN! Help us create a riverine wonderland of aquatic creatures in origami to display at the center. For families and all ages!

Want to support Germantown's new cafe! Help fund d'griot's cafe buildout with this tasting experience! Live Music, New Menu, and Network!It has been a journey to get this cafe up and running! We have been open as a gallery and herb shoppe since Sept 2023; hosting community events, rentals, and offering art n' wellness products from black, brown, and local artists, healers, and businesses. We are excited to expand into our cafe-- With Your Help! Thank you all that have supported as a customer or investor in our Honeycomb Credit campaign. We are at the last stretch of our build

Join us for a healing and reflective winter hike along the trails. DATE Saturday, January 25 TIME 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm LOCATION Belmont Plateau   Join Fairmount Park Conservancy and ecotherapist/Lenape language keeper Krista Nelson for a winter hike along the Trolley Trail, where we’ll find comfort and connection in nature. As the bare winter trees remind us of loss, their structural beauty heralds the promise of new beginnings. Step by step along a two-mile route, we’ll shed what grief clings to and as we let go, we’ll clear a path for unlimited possibility. Join us as we embody

Calling all LGBTQ travelers, gaggles of local gays and their friends alike! Come on this LGBTQ history walking tour of the Gayborhood!

Happy New Year Family! We are BACK with our open mic series as the newly branded BLK Ivy Poetry Collective! We are looking forward to vibing

Join us for this series of energizing dance and workout exercises to afrobeats music, closing with a calming meditation.AFRVBZ: Afrodance Meditation CircleDate: January 26th, 2025Time: 10:30 - 11:45 amLocation: One Art 1431 N 52nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19131Are you looking for a fun way to stay fit and get active this winter season? Join your new favorite African Fitness instructors, Razaq (Dance & Mindfulness) and Femi (Personal Trainer) in a multi instructor, 3 part monthly series that gives you an energizing dance and workout session to great afrobeats music and a calming meditation to close (All bodies & fitness levels

Join Leeway x Fleisher 2023 Artist-in-Residence Shannon Brooks for a durational, immersive performance and installation experience."clay practice; and when it lands, will my eyes be closed or open?" is an immersive experience somewhere between a practice, a performance, and an evolving installation.clay practice uses improvised movement and sound to collectively build evolving, wearable “memory-landscapes” from materials used and created through Shannon’s Leeway x Fleisher residency including clay, ceramic objects, and textiles.A ritual engagement with our senses, clay practice decentralizes sight as our primary means of experience and reaches into touch, sound, and memory to blur the lines between and expand

Come join our fun knitting class for adults who are just starting out - we'll have a blast learning together!

This cooking demo, cultural meal, and interactive presentation is facilitated by Veggie Mijas Education Director.This cooking demo, cultural meal, and interactive presentation is facilitated by Veggie Mijas Education Director, Rebeca Cintron Olivencia-Loáisiga. The discussion will center on the importance of honoring cultural foods, how recipes change over time, and how ancestral knowledge shapes diasporic experiences. The recipes Asopao de Gandules (Pigeon Pea Rice Stew) and Agua de Jamaica (Iced Hibiscus Tea) are based on Caribbean, African, and American Indigenous cultural foodways. Reserve by January 23 to ensure appropriate samples will be available for all attendees.