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Spring's most awaited event!Spend an enchanted evening in the Powel House garden. Sip refreshing cocktails while feasting on a delicious buffet and passed hors d'oeuvres while enjoying the entertainment and lively companionship of friends new and known.Spring attire and fancy hats encouraged!Tickets $125
Come join up for the opening reception of Sarah Tremain's Pop up ShopOpening ReceptionFriday May 16th 6-8 pmKiosk Gallery @ Utility Works32 East Lansdowne Ave.Step into a world where fashion meets art, sustainability, and healing. The Sarah Tremain Pop-Up Shop at Utility Works' Kiosk Gallery features a curated collection of sustainable, one-of-a-kind garments and accessories, each printed with artwork by Tremain Smith.This special event offers more than beautiful, ethically made clothing; it is a space for connection, creativity, and conscious living. Explore upcycled garments, printed scarves, and other wearable art pieces that tell stories and spark conversation.Founded by Tremain's daughter,
Community Focus Groups For: Creatives, Business Owners, Vendors, and Community Members.Do you feel engaged, empowered, and equipped to take on your dreams in the Lansdowne community? You deserve to. As a town full of diverse and intergenerational creatives, entrepreneurs, and community activists, let's make sure everyone, including underrepresented voices, are heard. You are needed. This May, the Lansdowne Economic Development Corporation (LEDC) is hosting small creative focus groups that make space for real talk and real connections. No panels. No lectures. Whether you've felt left out or just want to help build a more connected future, we need your voice
David Lynch’s first feature, Eraserhead (1977), is a surrealist black-and-white horror film set against the backdrop of a stark and corrupt industrial cityscape. Lynch has attributed inspiration for the setting to his time as a student in 1960s Philadelphia. Join us for a screening of this cult classic at 8:30 PM, following a popup artists’ market at 7:00 PM and trivia hosted by the Philadelphia Film Society, co-host of our outdoor cinema series. Please note that Kelly Drive will be closed the day of the cinema, so leave additional time for travel as the area will be more congested than usual.
Please join us for a Storyville screening of "Standing Up for Madinah" by Zainab SultanStand Up for Madinah by Zainab Sultan (USA, 2024, 25 minutes)This story follows Madinah Wilson-Anton, an African American woman elected as Delaware’s first elected Muslim State Representative. She opposes U.S. support for Israel and fights to pass a ceasefire resolution. Members of her own Democratic party threaten to censure her over her outspoken pro-Palestinian stance, and she faces abuse and trolling online. Despite this, Wilson-Anton persevered and introduced a resolution in the Delaware House calling for a permanent end to Israel’s war on Gaza. She advocates
Join us as we demonstrate and explore historic cooking and foodways! We’ll be using the recently restored 1739 Trimble House Kitchen, as well as the reconstructed Bake Oven behind the Miller’s House, to experiment with a variety of ingredients, techniques, and “receipts” (recipes). Each program will have a different theme – this season, we’re exploring topics related to the ongoing archaeological excavations around the Trimble House complex in coordination with our Public Archaeology program! 2025 Kitchen Encounters: - April 19 – Butter & Cheese – inspired by the excavation of a dairy addition on the Trimble barn site - May
Come join us at Pleasant Hill Park to help out and make a difference as a volunteer - we'd love to have you on board!Volunteer at Pleasant Hill ParkCome join us at Pleasant Hill Park for a day of giving back to our community! We're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with park clean-up, invasive species removal, plant/tree care and other projects to keep our park beautiful. This in-person event is a great way to meet new people, get some fresh air, and make a positive impact. No experience necessary - just bring your energy and willingness to help out.
Join us to capture the season!SATURDAY, MAY 17Photo Walk9:00–11:00 AMLaura Ducceschi, Fine Art PhotographerCapture the season while learning about photography! An award-winning photographer will be your mentor and guide for a small group session. Stroll the gardens and photograph what inspires you while learning about light, background, and composition on the spot.Participants can use any kind of camera—from smartphones to DSLRs. Be sure to have a fully charged battery and storage space to shoot freely.Members: $20/walk | Non-Members: $30/walkPhoto Walks are scheduled for Saturdays, April 19, May 17, and June 21
Join us on Saturday, May 17th in beautiful Clark Park for the One Africa! One Nation! ALD Health Festival and Marketplace. This free all day program will feature live music, poetry, free health resources, giveaways, a Childrens' Circle, special activities for families, food, and over 100+ marketplace vendors! The One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Health Festival is an education and economic development project of the African People’s Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) and Black Star Industries. Everyone is needed to get involved! Volunteers and vendors wanted! Follow us on IG @UhuruFleaMarkets + on Facebook @UhuruFlea
Join instructor Christina Teofilak and experience a slower flow class incorporating simple sequences suitable for beginners and intermediate levels. Poses will be guided with modifications focused on alignment and gentle movements, along with breath. Please bring a yoga mat. Classes will be held on-site, outdoors, or under cover. MEMBERS (sign in for your discount!): $15 per adult NON-MEMBERS: $20 per adult EACH PARTICIPANT IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A WAIVER (CLICK HERE). PRINT, COMPLETE, AND BRING THIS WAIVER WITH YOU TO YOUR FIRST CLASS. Upon arrival, please check in at the Visitor Center, where you’ll then be directed to the location of your class. Drop-ins without pre-registration are
FOR ALL AGES Join PA Master Naturalist Dave Charlton for a fun and easy hike on the trails outside our deer fence. Explore the outdoors, discover cool plants and animals, and see how nature changes with the seasons. Perfect for little explorers, these walks are filled with surprises and are a great way to learn about the world around you. Bring the whole family and embark on an exciting nature adventure together! By May, the trails burst with greenery, pollinators buzz busily, and wildlife is thriving About your guide: Dave is a long-time Tyler volunteer and naturalist. He is a founding member of
Our highly popular Native Plants Series is available in a new course format. View the prerecorded lectures at your own pace prior to joining Mt. Cuba staff for scheduled onsite 2-hour garden tours. Native plants of the Eastern Temperate Forest are beautiful, inspiring, and critically important for healthy landscapes. From the subdued colors and fragrances of spring wildflowers to the exuberance of summer perennials and the captivating hues of fall foliage, discover a wealth of plants that satisfy your gardening needs throughout the seasons. Using Mt. Cuba Center’s stunning gardens, learn to identify 60 trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials for
Help us to improve the health and biodiversity of our forest while getting to know our vast, 365 acres of protected land! This is a great opportunity for those who are looking to learn more about plant identification and restoration techniques while connecting with nature and other members of your community. Together, we will work to remove invasive plant species and improve our trails. No experience is necessary. We recommend wearing long pants and sturdy boots and bringing a pair of gloves if you have them available. We will have a selection of gloves if needed, along with tools, water
Join us at POP's spring plant sale, stroll through the Learning Orchard, explore the nearly 100 trees, connect with us and the community, and peruse our edible and useful plant sale. This is a free event but donations to support POP’s ongoing programs are appreciated. Plants available for sale by POP will include a range of fruiting trees, shrubs, vines, and some perennial flowers and herbs. Also featuring: Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild – info table & honey Star Apple Nursery – vending herb & veggie starts LandHealth Institute – vending native perennial flowers and herbs SWWAG workshop on Garden Trellising at
Create your very own relief print using linoleum inspired by the voices of Philadelphians on the Declaration of Independence.In our continued partnership with Brandywine Workshop and Archives and led by teaching artists Caleb Perez and Marta Sanchez, participants will create their very own relief print using linoleum inspired by the voices of Philadelphians on the Declaration of Independence.This event is part of Mural Arts’This event is part of Mural Arts’ Printmaking by the People, a city-wide project that will help commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration by asking Philadelphians the question, if the Declaration were to be written today,
Join us by the Estate's upper ponds to learn mindfulness techniques while painting designs and positive messages on rocks.This hands-on activity fosters creativity, relaxation, and community bonding, and is perfect for all ages. All materials are provided, and participants are welcome to thake their finished pieces home or leave them in Nemours Estate's historic Rock Garden. Optional guided walk to the Rock Garden after the program, led by a Nemours Estate gardener.Registration is required and space is limited. Program ticket includes admission to Nemours Estate on the program date, starting at 10 a.m. Buildings are open until 4:30 p.m., and
FOR ADULTS AND TEENS AGES 12-17 Step into a sea of color as you explore 13 acres of azaleas and rhododendrons on this informative and inspiring tour. Tyler’s Wister Rhododendron Garden is home to one of the largest and most significant rhododendron collections in the country, featuring hundreds of varieties and species. With blooms stretching from spring into early summer, the garden offers a stunning display of nature’s artistry. Join Tyler Docent Nancy Heinbaugh as she unveils the history of this hidden gem, guiding you through a kaleidoscope of blooms we expect to see at their peak in mid-May. About your guide: As an
Gel printing is a fun and easy printmaking technique that uses soft, flexible printing plates to create colorful, layered images. In this hands-on class, children will use natural materials like leaves, flowers, and other found textures to create one-of-a-kind prints that celebrate the beauty of the world around them. They’ll learn how to apply and layer colors, make unique patterns, and experiment with different tools to add texture and depth. This workshop encourages creative play, curiosity, and self-expression—perfect for kids who love to make art. Come ready to get a little messy and have a lot of fun. About the
Take an in-depth look at the gardens, discover how to create sustainable landscapes with native plants, and learn effective techniques for gardening for ecological resilience. This 2-hour tour expands on concepts covered in the introductory Welcome Walk, exploring topics, including systems thinking, climate change impacts, drought-resistant landscapes, and invasive species management. Learn Practical Solutions to Modern Challenges Gardening for Ecological Resilience emphasizes practical solutions to modern environmental challenges. Explore how native plants contribute to ecosystem stability, act as carbon sinks, provide food and shelter for wildlife, and enhance soil health. Discover Innovative Research and Techniques This tour also highlights Mt.
Along with American history buffs, cycle tourists will enjoy this national treasure chock full of scenic vistas, and great bikeways.LoST in Philadelphia National Historical Park- a Smart-guided Cycle TourAlong with American history buffs, cycle tourists will enjoy this national treasure chock full of scenic vistas, and great bikeways.The 3,500-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park is amazing to explore, especially on a bike tour! Visitors can peek into American history with General George Washington's headquarters and an encampment of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War.This is also home to the National Memorial Arch, modeled after Rome's Arch of Titus.
The Traditional Healing Community Clinic, organized by Do Centro De Mae Terra, provides free traditional healing circles with smudging, plant cleanses, plant medicine, bodywork, traditional birthwork, and holistic wellness counseling. About From the Center of Mother Earth (Do Centro da Mãe Terra) From the Center of Mother Earth brings the vision to strengthen our traditional culture and the wisdom of medicinal plants and ancestral healing practices, with a focus on the peoples of the Southern Atlantic Forest. With the purpose of rescuing the autonomy and sovereignty of traditional life, keeping alive our sacred knowledge of indigenous healing with Medicinal
Join Getting to Green for a family-friendly bus ride and activities in Pleasant Hill Park. Please be prepared to walk.Saturday May 17th join Getting to Green for a family-friendly bus ride and activities in Pleasant Hill Park. We are partnering with the Mural Arts' Tacony LAB Community Art Center.We’ll meet at the Tacony LAB at 11am to prepare for an afternoon of artmaking and learning about the plants, animals and life of Delaware River. Check out the fish hatchery, playground and trails along the river! Together, we’ll ride the Route 84 bus to the park. Lunch is included. There will be
STARFIRE takes riders on a highly curated, deeply immersive tour of Philadelphia’s food, art, music & culture scene sponsored by Harrietts.Welcome to A DEEPLY ROOTED TROLLEY TOUR by Harriett's Bookshop!A DEEPLY ROOTED Trolley Tour is our three hour, hop on-hop off tour that celebrates local food, culture, history, music, and deeply rooted tradition by visiting new and seasoned spaces throughout Philadelphia.In 2021, after threats and harassments, Harriett's started trolley tours in a promise to protect and serve ofher local businesses. Four years later the tours continue lifting up hundreds of riders, businesses, and organizations each year.This year, Harriett's honors our
Back by popular demand, the Mann's FREE HBCU Festival presented by TD Bank returns to Philadelphia on May 17, 2025! Celebrate the vibrant culture and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) with a college fair, career fair, Black-owned business market, marching bands, choirs, cheer squads, food trucks, family fun activities, wellness zone, master classes, live music, drumline battle, special guests, and more. This community-focused event will take place on the scenic grounds of the Mann Center and is perfect for families, students, and alumni alike. Admission is free with advanced registration; parking is free.
Back by popular demand, the Mann's HBCU Festival presented by TD Bank returns to the Mann on May 17, 2025! Celebrate the vibrant culture and legacy of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) at our FREE HBCU Festival! This community-focused event is open to all with registration, and will take place on the scenic grounds of the Mann Center. Perfect for families, students, and alumni alike. What to Expect: Interactive College Fair: Meet representatives from national and regional HBCUs to explore opportunities and get inspired for your future. Career Fair: Connect with employers from a variety of industries, discover exciting
Now + Then Marketplace takes over the heart of Fishtown, hosting over 50 local vendors on the triangular block that's home to neighborhood institutions like Johnny Brenda's & Two Robbers, Saturday 5/17 from 11am to 6pm. Food & drink specials are available from all restaurants & bars on the block including Pizza Shackamaxon & Kismet Bagels. Vendors vintage finds locals like Tiger Snake Vintage & art from Philly artist Maggie Martin. The fair is free to attend, dog & kid friendly. 21+ to drink.
Please join us for our annual plant swap! Bring what you can and take what you'd like, with consideration for others participating in the event. All ages are welcome. Courtesy of PA Interfaith Power & Light, we will be giving away free native tree saplings while supplies last! Come learn about how planting native trees and shrubs creates healthier communities for wildlife and humans alike! Items you can bring to swap: -Cuttings in water -Potted plants- disease and pest-free. Be prepared to part with the pot! -Empty pots in good condition (non-disposable) and plant hangers Please identify plants with labels to
Join Dylan Baird CEO of Philly Foodworks for a tour of the Philly Foodworks warehouse and for a conversation about local supply chain sourceThis tour will take place during the annual PFW open house, so there will be many vendors to interact with and products to sample.
Come learn how to build trellising for fruits and veggies to give them more room to grow, as well as protect your garden from pests. This trellis workshop is for beginner and intermediate gardeners looking to gain more knowledge about gardening techniques. We will focus on trellising and explore why, how, and what food-producing plants and non-food-producing plants will benefit from trellising. We will also explore what style of trellis is most beneficial based on the plant itself. The goal is for people to leave with a newly developed skill that is readily accessible for them to implement in their
Troy Bynum, owner of TB Wildlife Photography LLC, is not only an enthusiastic birder but also a passionate wildlife photographer.Join this introductory photography workshop and unlock the secrets of digital photography! This hands-on course delves into the essentials of Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO, empowering participants with a solid foundation. Explore Exposure Compensation, Auto-Focus, Metering, and more, while mastering important terminology and troubleshooting techniques.Perfect for beginners and seasoned photographers alike, this workshop cultivates the skills needed to capture images with your unique artistic flair. By the end, you’ll confidently use manual settings to photograph wildlife and diverse subjects, applicable across
Free, walk-up bike rentals and helmets available for kids and adults! Bikes are first-come, first-served, but register in advance to receive info on weather-related cancellations. Have your own bike? We also provide simple repairs (flats, chains, brake adjustments), diagnostics, and bike safety brochures.
Embark on an immersive journey into sustainability at EcoFair, Green Philly's second annual family-friendly event showcasing the region's eco-resources and initiatives driving positive change. Enjoy a day packed with eye-opening insights and actionable ideas with: Inspiring and educational programming featuring storytelling and workshops. Art activations by Walls for Justice. Sustainable Marketplace: Shop eco-alternatives for your home and life from local makers and businesses. Discover how to take action and get involved with local nonprofits. Meet and network with other sustainably-minded friends. Whether you're passionate about making a positive impact on the planet or simply looking for a fun and educational
Guided by local Philadelphia artist, Bob DixDiscover the flora and fauna as well as the rich history of the Riverfront North Trailas well as learn some watercolor and other art techniques, as a peaceful stroll becomes a lovely time of sketching and painting.The northern part of the river front of Philadelphia has a long story of industrial growth and expansion. Now with the addition of riverfront trail, nature has reclaimed many parts, to give us scenic views and beautiful walks.With just a few art supplies, participants will learn about not only about the plants and animals and history of the
Discover how to craft a resilient native plant palette in alignment with the ecological clues of your land. Explore a practical template to guide the process of crafting a community of native plants that will bring ease to the wonkiness of wildlife habitat designing. Leave feeling empowered to take on your next lawn to lushy habitat project. This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Saturday, May 17, 2025. About the Instructor: Elyse Jurgen, owner of Waxwing EcoWorks Co., rebuilds ecological literacy and biodiversity through hands-on ecological gardening experiences for all ages. She is CBLP Certified, Ecological/Permaculture Certified Designer,
Rain or shine Appropriate for Adults (18+) and Teens ages 12-17 Join wildflower expert Dick Cloud on an informative two-hour hike that takes you through meadows, woods, and occasionally streamside. Although the focus is on plants, we will talk about whatever we might see while we are out. In May, we should see a large variety of spring wildflowers. All levels of knowledge are welcome. There may be some periods of moderately paced hiking, so wear comfortable hiking shoes. Feel free to bring a camera and a wildflower guide, such as Peterson’s Field Guide or Newcomb’s Wildflower Guide, if you’d like, and
Printmaking by the People Workshop: Create a "Blueprint for our Future" using the cyanotype printmaking process.In this workshop let by teaching artists Sofie Rose Seymour and Joy Lai participants will be able to rearrange, recombine, and layer together excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, their own writing and illustrations, and personal possessions in order to interrogate, challenge, and reclaim this document and the nation it created. By having excerpts of the Declaration prepared on transparent sheets, participants will be able to cut up and rearrange words, block out or annotate the text, and add their own words, creating a new
Discover how to craft a resilient native plant palette in alignment with the ecological clues of your land. Explore a practical template to guide the process of crafting a community of native plants that will bring ease to the wonkiness of wildlife habitat designing. Leave feeling empowered to take on your next lawn to lushy habitat project.This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Saturday, May 17, 2025. About the Instructor: Elyse Jurgen, owner of Waxwing EcoWorks Co., rebuilds ecological literacy and biodiversity through hands-on ecological gardening experiences for all ages. She is CBLP Certified, Ecological/Permaculture Certified Designer, Mt.
Working with the healing power of plants can help to decrease stress and anxiety, process grief, and improve overall well-being. Combining eco-mindfulness and creative activities, the workshops in this series invite participants to learn about the uses and roles of specific native plants through the lens of natural cycles. Workshops are led by Kate Irvine, a licensed Therapeutic Horticulture Practitioner and mixed media artist. Participants are welcome to attend one, some, or all four 2025 sessions. This May 17th session will take place in Nature’s Sanctuary, a green burial habitat at Laurel Hill West. We’ll utilize pressed flowers and collage
Working with the healing power of plants can help to decrease stress and anxiety, process grief, and improve overall well-being. Combining eco-mindfulness and creative activities, the workshops in this series invite participants to learn about the uses and roles of specific native plants through the lens of natural cycles. Workshops are led by Kate Irvine, a licensed Therapeutic Horticulture Practitioner and mixed media artist. Participants are welcome to attend one, some, or all four 2025 sessions. These sessions will take place in either Bala Green or Nature’s Sanctuary, Laurel Hill West’s green burial habitats. We’ll utilize pressed flowers and collage
A Film Screening and Conversation with Raquel Cecilia Mendieta, Silvana Cardell, and Mey-Yen Moriuchi at Taller Puertorriqueño Bodies & Territories: Ecofeminist Legacy brings together choreographer Silvana Cardell, filmmaker Raquel Cecilia Mendieta, and art historian Mey-Yen Moriuchi for a screening and conversation that reflects on and reimagines ecofeminist artistic practice. Silvana Cardell’s new production TERRA: Bodies & Territories will premier in June on the forested land of the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education in northwest Philadelphia. Cardell’s production aligns the bodies of her dance ensemble with the land, merging human movement with nature to reveal our inextricable livelihood and empowerment. In
The LEDC’s Art Committee warmly invites you to join us for a special Curators Talk and Tour of Homecoming, an exhibition celebrating the layered realities of LGBTQIA+ domestic life, on Friday, May 17, from 6-7.30 PM at the 20*20 Gallery in Lansdowne, PA. Light refreshments will be served. Curated by Meg Wolensky, Homecoming brings together 20 artists from the Greater Philadelphia Area whose work invokes the comforts and complications of LGBTQIA+ domestic life across intersectional and intergenerational perspectives. Each artist centralizes LGBTQIA+ experience in their work, carving space for themselves and their kin, by blood or chosen bond, to exist,
Join us for an intimate Curators Talk & Tour of "Homecoming" at the 20*20 House in Lansdowne!The LEDC’s Art Committee warmly invites you to join us for a special Curators Talk and Tour of Homecoming, an exhibition celebrating the layered realities of LGBTQIA+ domestic life, on Saturday, May 17, from 6-7.30 PM at the 20*20 Gallery in Lansdowne, PA. Light refreshments will be served.Curated by Meg Wolensky, Homecoming brings together 20 artists from the Greater Philadelphia Area whose work invokes the comforts and complications of LGBTQIA+ domestic life across intersectional and intergenerational perspectives. Each artist centralizes LGBTQIA+ experience in their
Indulge in a unique experience where you'll craft your very own carnivores' bog! $75 per or $90 for a couple to make ONE BOG together.🌿 Join Pretty Green Terrariums for an immersive Carnivorous Bog Workshop!📅 Date: Saturday May 17th, 6-8pm🕒 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 carnivores' bog in an 8” bowl or “boggle!” Our bog workshops are sure to be a quick fan-favorite, spanning 2 hours and providing all the materials you need. "Bioactive" means these habitats mimic nature, with
Meeting at Historic RittenhouseTown There is plenty of nearby parking, although parking in the paved lot along Lincoln Drive is not recommended, as it is the site of frequent car break-ins. Please note that there will be bathrooms available for use during the service day. Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join longtime Wissahickon steward David Bower and his dedicated team of Crew Leaders and Trail Ambassadors for a variety of stewardship projects! All are welcome to attend, and no experience is needed. We encourage attendees to work within their own comfort
Join instructor Lisa Fell to energize your body and mind. Dynamic creative sequences are based on traditional postures, encouraging a strong, efficient body and mind. Emphasis is on strength, stretching, mobility, and breathing. All levels are welcome. Pose options are offered based on the needs of the class. Please bring a yoga mat. Classes will be held on-site outdoors, weather permitting, or under cover. MEMBERS (sign in for your discount!): $15 per single class NON-MEMBERS: $20 per single class EACH PARTICIPANT IS REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A WAIVER (CLICK HERE). PRINT, COMPLETE, AND BRING THIS WAIVER WITH YOU TO YOUR FIRST CLASS. Upon arrival, please check in at
FOR ALL AGES Discover the secret world of Tyler’s bluebird families! Join us for a walk through Tyler’s succession field as we uncover the fascinating lives of Eastern Bluebirds. For more than 50 years, our dedicated volunteers have cared for these iconic birds by monitoring their nesting boxes—and now it’s your turn to join the fun! On this family-friendly adventure, you’ll get up close to our bluebird boxes and witness nature in action. Keep your eyes peeled for brilliant bluebirds flitting about, discover active nests with delicate eggs, and maybe even spot fuzzy nestlings waiting for their next meal. Along
On Sunday, May 18, 2025, the second annual Hope Travels 5K returns to Radnor Corporate Center to support the national medical fundraising nonprofit Help Hope Live. Get active while raising funds and awareness for the Radnor-based nonprofit, whose national impact has helped provide over $188 million to support individuals and families facing the overwhelming burden of catastrophic medical expenses. In 2024, Hope Travels raised over $45,000 for Help Hope Live’s life-changing mission. Join us for an inclusive and memorable experience! Your participation makes trusted medical fundraising and hope possible for thousands of families facing financial hardship due to a medical
Learn about the history and hidden gems of East Fairmount Park on this guided bike tour. DATE Sunday, May 18 TIME 9:30 am - 12:30 pm LOCATION Lloyd Hall 1 Boathouse Row Philadelphia PA 19130 Join Fairmount Park Conservancy and experienced bike tour guide Graham Robb on an eight-mile, all-levels bike ride of East Fairmount Park on Sunday, May 18 from 9:30 AM-12:30 PM. The guided bike ride will highlight the history, hidden gems, and stories of interesting places in East Fairmount Park. Stops include the birthplace of the park at Lemon Hill Mansion, Sedgeley Porter’s House — a little-known
Relax the mind and strengthen the body with an all-levels yoga class and meditation session guided by Christina Fittipoldi in the tranquil setting of Stoneleigh. The gentle pace will allow us time to linger in poses and build a deeper connection to the body using our breath. Please bring a mat, water bottle, and any props you may like to use. Can’t attend this one, or want to enjoy more? Check these out: Sunday, May 4, 10:15 – 11:15 am Sunday, May 11, 10:15 – 11:15 am Sunday, May 18, 10:15 – 11:15 am Sunday, May 25, 10:15 – 11:15
FOR ALL AGES Join us for a guided walk to discover Tyler Arboretum! Learn about the Arboretum from its origins to its current role as a living museum. Explore key areas like the Fragrant Garden, Edible Garden and Native Woodland Walk, and develop a good sense of our diverse collections. Get an overview of our trail system and tips for exploring. We’re here to answer anything you’d like to know, so feel free to ask us any questions. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to learn more, this tour is the perfect introduction to all that Tyler Arboretum has
The Girls' High Library was once a vibrant hub of learning, creativity, and inspiration. However, it has been closed since 2013. Its research materials still include World Book Encyclopedias and a physical card catalog. There is no access to digital books, electronic research materials, periodicals, and other critical technological resources to ensure that our students can excel and compete academically. Despite our school’s successes and strengths, our students cannot effectively engage with their present education and prepare for life after graduation without a library and a technologically accessible resource center. This fundraiser aims to restore the library to its former
Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “Philadelphia and the Underground Railroad,” with Andrew Diemer, professor of history at Towson University and author of Vigilance: The Life of William Still, Father of the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad has long been cloaked in legend, with that legend only growing over time as filmmakers and novelists have provided their own takes on it and old houses have been claimed to have concealed areas that hid fugitive slaves. Local historians eagerly trace out the tracks of this railroad, identifying its “stations” and “stationmasters” and “conductors,” but other professional historians remain skeptical of such claims.
Knowledge and skill-building for Germantown housing and developmentLearning Our Community PowerTeach-In Series ::: March - May 2025A knowledge & skill-building series of presentations and workshops for neighbors who want to support low-income affordable housing and Beloved Community in GermantownThere have been some changes to the schedule for this series. The info posted here is updated. Due to political factors outside of our control we needed to postpone the start date for the series, find a few new presenters, and flip the order of topics. Thank you for bearing with us as we navigated this!Session 5: Advocacy PracticeFacilitated by: Jayson Massey,
A series to explore Black and Puerto Rican political thought, activism, and storytelling through screenings of oral history interviews.The Power Politics Listen-Ins at the Free Library of Philadelphia is a series hosted by Scribe Video Center to explore Black and Puerto Rican political thought, activism, and community storytelling through screenings of oral history interviews and discussion.The schedule:March 31st - Karen WarringtonApril 7th - Alfie PolittApril 14th - John ChurchvilleApril 21st - Barbara Easley-CoxApril 28th - TBDMay 5th - Bilal QayyumMay 12th - Rev. Pamela WilliamsMay 19th - Joann BellEach session will feature immersive audio stories followed by a guided discussion,
Join a community of makers and artists to to work on your work in progress or learn a new skill from a variety of skill sets.Event Title: Makers MondayLocation: Utility Works - 32 east Baltimore Ave. Lansdowne, PAJoin a vibrant community of makers and artists to bring your creative projects to life or learn something new! Whether you're working on a personal project or looking to explore fresh skills, this is the perfect opportunity to collaborate, create, and grow.All are welcome to show up without an RSVPEvent Highlights:Work on Your Current Project: Bring your in-progress creations and receive feedback, support,
When schools are closed, we are open! Keep curious young minds and busy bodies active with the Schuylkill Center Day Off Camp. Trained educators lead students grades K-6 on unique nature-themed explorations that take advantage of our science lab, Discovery Center, and 365 acres of beautiful wooded trails, streams, and ponds. Please bring a packed lunch, water bottle and an extra set of clothes. Wear weather-appropriate clothing that can get dirty. Space is limited to 30 campers. Sign up early to guarantee your spot. Hours: Day Off Camp Hours: 8:00 am–3:00 pm Aftercare Hours: 3:00pm -6:00pm Daily Fee: Schuylkill Center
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones ages 2-3 years old and features walks, art, music and stories as part of the hands-on, emergent learning approach beloved in our Nature Preschool. It is a great way for your child to grow their roots in nature-based learning. $20 for Schuylkill Center Members / $25 for non-members. Not a member yet? Become a member and enjoy discounts to most events at the Schuylkill Center along with many other benefits. Learn more about membership. Register Now
Welcome to the Wagner!Visit The Wagner!Come see our landmark building and historic museum collections, including rocks, minerals, fossils, taxidermy animals, mounted skeletons, and more! The exhibit hall is self-guided, allowing visitors to explore and learn at their own pace. For first-time visitors and anyone preferring a little more direction, we have scavenger hunts to guide you and knowledgeable staff on hand to answer any questions.We are open: Tuesday through Friday 9:30 to 4:30PM & on the First Saturday of the month from 12 to 4PM (September - December & February - June). First Saturday programs have their own EventBrite listings
Join us in the garden for a special storytime series where we'll reconnect with nature and reimagine new worlds with abundant possibilities.Seeding Freedom Storytime CirclesJoin us for a special storytime series where we'll reconnect with nature and reimagine new worlds with abundant possibilities.Attendees will enjoy engaging, interactive storytelling experiences that incorporate music, movement, and learning through play, inspiring a time of exploration and discovery in our healing garden, while witnessing springtime bloom into summer. Every session includes sensory garden tours, simple nature-themed mindfulness practices, quiet time with family, and child-friendly tastings featuring fresh and local foods from our garden.Seeding Freedom
Join us for a fun and interactive Spring Storytime with Miss Delia in the beautiful Ambler Community Garden!Spring Storytime with Miss Delia in the Ambler Community GardenCome join us for a fun and interactive spring storytime session with Miss Delia at the Ambler Community Garden in Knight Park! Let's gather together in this beautiful outdoor space to enjoy stories, songs, and maybe even a little sunshine. Don't forget to bring a blanket to sit on while we dive into some delightful tales and sing-a-long with Miss Delia on the ukuelele. Registration is required for the craft following the stories and
Join us for 4 weeks of outdoor fun!TUESDAYS, 4-WEEK SERIESJenkins Juniors (Ages 2–5)5/20–6/10 • 11:00 AM - 12:00 PMAmy Mawby, Education Manager, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensLet’s go exploring—get your little ones outside this spring! Each class will include a story, scenic strolls, and a creative craft. Our activities will encourage children to embrace their sense of wonder, and adults to rekindle theirs. Each week will have a different theme so join us for one or both series.Suitable for ages 2–5. Children must be walking (no strollers) and must be accompanied by an adult. Registration required for children only. Rain or
Come join our fun Kid’s Art class where your little ones can unleash their creativity and create masterpieces!Welcome to Kid’s Art class with MS. Amy in studio 4&7 at Cherry Street Pier.Come join us every 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 5pm for a fun and creative art session for kids. Let your little ones unleash their creativity and imagination in a vibrant and inspiring environment.MS. Amy will guide the children through various art projects, helping them explore different techniques and materials. From painting to drawing to crafting, there’s something for every young artist to enjoy.Located at North Christopher Columbus Boulevard,
Join WVPL and Special Journey Solutions for a Zoom presentation on financial strategies for families with special needs. Learn how to access and coordinate government benefits like Social Security, plan for your loved one’s future, and explore tools such as special needs trusts, ABLE accounts, guardianships, POAs, and more.
Group Yoga On The Pier with Roots2Rise YogaJoin Riverfront North and Roots2Rise for an all levels outdoor flow at Pennypack on the Delaware, Tuesdays from 6-7 pm! All ages and abilities are welcome.** Find us on the grass pier within the Park (Park access road at 7801 State Rd, just south of Rhawn St.)This class is made possible by the Riverfront North Partnership. Class is free but donations are welcome and will help sustain more free and low-cost yoga programming throughout the city.Please bring your own mat :)Pre-registration encouraged!*Classes will be released at the beginning of each month for registration.
Painting the Mini-Murals for The 6th Art Exhibition of The #AACOPhilly (Held on 7-11 from 6p to 9p)
Transcending Suffering: The Buddhist View of Emptiness April 22: What is Emptiness? April 29: Ultimate Relaxation May 6: Profound Peace May 13: Letting Go of the Limited Self May 20: Living Lightly: Emptiness in Daily Life Classes are taught by Meditation Teacher Julie Francisco. Julie is a senior teacher and practitioner who has studied Kadampa Buddhism for over 12 years and she has engaged in extensive meditation retreat. She is a close disciple of Ven. Geshe Kelsang Gyatso and a student on the the Teacher Training Program. An executive assistant at an international consulting firm by profession, Julie shows a
Night Music, a period-instrument chamber ensemble, will present “‘Ich bin ein Berliner’: Music from the Court of Frederick the Great” at Powel House, 244 S. 3rd Street, on Wednesday, May 21. Pre-concert talk by musicologist Dr. Ellen Exner (The Juilliard School) at 6:30 PM, concert at 7:00 PM. Featuring Karen Dekker, violin, Steven Zohn, flute, Heather Miller Lardin, viola da gamba, and John Walthausen, harpsichord. The finest among eighteenth-century composers wrote music not only for entertainment, but also to educate and inspire those who paid their salaries. In “Ich bin ein Berliner,” Night Music invites audiences to a multifaceted experience
FREE FOR MEMBERS! Pre-registration is required. Join birders Sara Boucas-Neto, Chuck Root, and Dave Eberly on Wednesday morning walks at Tyler. With acres of unbroken forest interior and extensive meadows, Tyler is recognized by the Pennsylvania Audubon Society as an Important Bird Area. Bring your binoculars and be prepared to walk on all types of surfaces. Walks are rain or shine. GATES OPEN AT 7:45 am. Please be on time as the group leaves promptly from the parking lot at 8:10 am, and the gate will close at 8:10 am. Members: FREE Non-Members: $18 (includes admission to Tyler for the day) Non-Member Senior: $15
Meeting at the Jannette Street Trailhead There is plenty of free street parking nearby our meeting location. Please note that there will not be bathroom access during this service day. Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join longtime Wissahickon steward David Bower and his dedicated team of Crew Leaders and Trail Ambassadors for a variety of stewardship projects! All are welcome to attend, and no experience is needed. We encourage attendees to work within their own comfort level, and we always strive to accommodate needs on an individual basis. With that
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones ages 2-3 years old and features walks, art, music and stories as part of the hands-on, emergent learning approach beloved in our Nature Preschool. It is a great way for your child to grow their roots in nature-based learning. $20 for Schuylkill Center Members / $25 for non-members. Not a member yet? Become a member and enjoy discounts to most events at the Schuylkill Center along with many other benefits. Learn more about membership. Register Now
Is your landscape being invaded by overly aggressive plants? Examine the problems caused by invasive plants and discover management strategies for controlling them. Learn how to identify common invasive weeds and how to distinguish them from similar-looking native species. See invasive-plant management techniques and restoration strategies in practice in Mt. Cuba’s natural lands. Outdoor learning may include walking over rolling terrain and mulched paths. These classes are rain or shine. This program takes place in person at Mt. Cuba Center, Wednesday 5/21 through 5/23. About the Instructors: Ellen Lake, PhD, is the Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba
Is your landscape being invaded by overly aggressive plants? Examine the problems caused by invasive plants and discover management strategies for controlling them. Learn how to identify common invasive weeds and how to distinguish them from similar-looking native species. See invasive-plant management techniques and restoration strategies in practice in Mt. Cuba’s natural lands. Outdoor learning may include walking over rolling terrain and mulched paths. These classes are rain or shine.This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Wednesday 5/21 through 5/23. About the Instructor: Ellen Lake, PhD, is the Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba Center. She
EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.
Due to inclement weather forecasts, this event has been rescheduled from its original date on 5/13. Time to get planting! Come on down to Sankofa Community Farm and learn the basics of planting your summer garden. We will also cover summertime maintenance, including best practices in natural agriculture and pest management. Led by the Sankofa Farm team (beginner-intermediate level workshop).
Come build a forward-looking vision for art, culture and creativity in NW Philly!Since its founding in 1953, Allens Lane Art Center has been a cornerstone of the Mt. Airy community by bringing residents together through joyful and transformative experiences in the arts. Art Forward emerged from the Center's desire to reconnect with the NW Philly communities and to define the next chapter of programming in collaboration with our neighbors.Let's know and grow together! Your voice will help decide how arts and culture can grow in NW Philly. Through your stories, we will build connections, reimagine systems, and collective possibilities for
UnOrthodox Yoga is back on the riverfront at Lardner's Point Park. All ages, gentle flow class led by an experienced local instructor.Get your zen on with some local yoga! Hosted by instructor Violet Vine Yoga along the riverfront at Lardner's Point Park (5202 Levick Street). One all-ages class will be offered this session at 6:30pm. Yoga will be located on the paved pavilion area of the park so thick mats or a blanket are recommended. Time on the knees will be minimal.*Bring your own mat, some available if neededFree, but donations are welcome.
We promote, encourage and support planting natives to increase biodiversity and restore habitat to protect our ecosystems.
Wonder as We Wander in Our World – FLORAAs the saying goes, "All who wander are not lost."Join us on Wednesday evening, May 21st at 7:00pm for the second installment of our 2025 Interfaith Spiritual Care series, Wonder as We Wander in Our World. Using music, poetry, prayer, small group discussion, and imagery, this hope-filled zoom program will focus on the theme of wonder as we explore our planet’s amazing flora (trees and plants).This Spiritual Care series provides space for our interfaith work and expressions of our traditions. Each event is designed to help us come together, reconnect, and seek
Join us for this critical workshop as we struggle together to heed the cries of humanity.
Join Uncle Bobbie's as we welcome activist, writer and filmmaker, Tourmaline for the release of her book, Marsha.“Thank god the revolution has begun, honey.”Marsha P. Johnson was a trailblazer, a revolutionary and an absolute force of nature. Her impact is woven into the fabric of Uncle Bobbie's so we are excited and honored to host an event dedicated to telling her story.Join us as we welcome, activist, writer and filmaker Tourmaline for the release of Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson.Tourmaline will be in conversation with poet, visual artist and Operations Manager of Uncle Bobbie's, Van Brooks!This
Join Preserve Manager Mike Coll on a leisurely stroll through Hildacy Preserve to spot and hear a wondrous assortment of resident and migratory birds. Mike will share tips and tricks to enhance your birding experience, ensuring you don’t miss a single fluttering friend. Can’t attend this one? Check out these other walks: Thursday, April 24, 8:00 – 10:30 AM, Hildacy Preserve (Media, PA) Saturday, April 26, 8:00 – 11:00 AM, Green Hills Preserve (Mohnton, PA) Tuesday, April 29, 8:30 – 11:00 AM, ChesLen Preserve wetlands (Coatesville, PA) Thursday, May 1, 8:00 – 10:30 AM, Summerhill Preserve (Willistown, PA) Thursday, May 1,
Meeting location TBD Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join us for a variety of stewardship projects! All are welcome to attend, and no experience is needed. We encourage attendees to work within their own comfort level, and we always strive to accommodate needs on an individual basis. With that being said, this service day may include the following activities: • Trail work: using long-handled tools, moving heavy objects • Invasive plant removal: bending over, using long handled tools • Drain-clearing: carrying and using long handled tools • Litter clean-up •
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones ages 2-3 years old and features walks, art, music and stories as part of the hands-on, emergent learning approach beloved in our Nature Preschool. It is a great way for your child to grow their roots in nature-based learning. $20 for Schuylkill Center Members / $25 for non-members. Not a member yet? Become a member and enjoy discounts to most events at the Schuylkill Center along with many other benefits. Learn more about membership. Register Now
The Chester County Trail Club will be leading monthly hikes at Tyler. We will explore 5 to 7 miles of the Arboretum’s outer, inner, and connecting trails, covering meadows, forests, and streams. This is a great way to get a general lay of the land. Upon arrival, check in first at the Visitor Center window and then meet your guide in the grassy area in front of the Barn. Please be on time, as the group will start promptly at 9:30 am. PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED Rain or shine. Please dress for the outdoors and wear supportive hiking shoes, as we will
The Young Explorers Toddler Stewardship program encourages land stewardship from an early age!The Young Explorers Toddler Stewardship program encourages land stewardship from an early age! We will start with a story and then work with kid-sized tools to help beautify our park.An adult must stay with the child. Only register for the child, not the parent.The program is every Thursday from May 1st through June 5th. 10am – 11am at Pennypack on the Delaware. Participants will meet at the pavilion near the soccer fields, between the baseball fields and the river.
Embark on a rewarding journey as a Volunteer Native Planter, where you’ll connect with like-minded individuals, refine your gardening expertise, and delve into the world of native plants. By tending to the Courtyard Garden and Front Entrance Garden at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, you’ll enhance beauty and biodiversity of this important landscape. Tools are provided, but feel free to bring your own. Remember your water bottle, to wear sturdy shoes, and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty!Volunteer Native Planters meet every Thursday, April 17 to October 30, from 10am-12pm. Registration recommended to stay connected with weather updates. Walk-ins
Is your landscape being invaded by overly aggressive plants? Examine the problems caused by invasive plants and discover management strategies for controlling them. Learn how to identify common invasive weeds and how to distinguish them from similar-looking native species. See invasive-plant management techniques and restoration strategies in practice in Mt. Cuba’s natural lands. Outdoor learning may include walking over rolling terrain and mulched paths. These classes are rain or shine. This program takes place in person at Mt. Cuba Center, Wednesday 5/21 through 5/23. About the Instructors: Ellen Lake, PhD, is the Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba
EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.
Join We Walk PHL at Bartram’s Garden! We Walk PHL is a program in partnership between Fairmount Park Conservancy, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health, and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation that offers free weekly walking groups at various public parks throughout the city. This program welcomes people of all ages and abilities looking to meet their neighbors and improve their physical and mental health. Walk leaders will be there to greet & guide you. Let’s celebrate health and wellness in Philadelphia one step at a time!
Join us for the opening of the ASHM Balcony exhibit Across the Atlantic: Sloopers and the First Organized Emigration from Norway to America. Enjoy traditional Norwegian recipes, a special kransekake from MANDEL bakery, and the opportunity to meet Susan Satkowski, Honorary Consul General to Norway. Across the Atlantic explores the trans-Atlantic journey of the first organized group of Norwegian immigrants to sail to the United States. Traveling aboard a small sloop called the Restauration, the 1825 voyage took three months and challenged the strength and resolve of its passengers and crew from the very onset of the journey. The exhibit
This event will be held as part of Mural Arts Philadelphia’s Printmaking by the People project.In this workshop, Liberty, Freedom, and Social Justice, we will discuss the words "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness" to create a dialogue of what Freedom and Social Justice mean in relation to the Declaration of Independence.We will then take our ideas and express them visually through prints made using Gelli plate. This event will be led by Lori Raggio and held as part of Mural Arts Philadelphia’s Printmaking by the People project. Printmaking by the People is a city-wide project that will help commemorate
Tap dancers throughout the U.S. and around the world celebrate tap dance as an American art form each year on Bill "Bojangles" Robinson's birthday (May 25th). Join The Lady Hoofers Tap Ensemble at Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia on Thursday, May 22 to celebrate with an open tap jam! Tap dancers of all ages are invited to bring their shoes to improvise with us, learn about the holiday's namesake with a reading of the children's book "Rap a Tap Tap," and join us in the Shim Sham Shimmy, tap dance's (inter)national anthem! This event is free to participate or observe,
In Summer 2024, we learned of a potential chemical contamination originating at a privately owned site adjacent to Bartram’s Garden and the Bartram’s Mile Trail. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health and our independent test results, most park users are at very low risk for exposure. The impacted site is a privately owned industrial property and is not an area of public access. The property owner is required to hold a public meeting about the contamination. All are welcome. Please note that the meeting will be held at Richard Allen Preparatory Charter School, 2601 S. 58th Street. Parking is
Join birding expert Tony Croasdale for birding walks in the Wissahickon and NW Philly during the peak spring migration.Thursday, April 17, 10 amFridays 10 am, April 25- May 30Except May 23-7:30amJoin birding expert Tony Croasdale for a series of birding walks during the peak spring migration. We will explore different Parks and recreation sites in Wissahickon Park and Northwest Philadelphia.April 17- Valley Green (meet outside Valley Green Inn) Wood DucksApril 25- Rex Ave (meet at Rex Ave trailhead), Louisiana WaterthrushMay 2- Upper Roxborough Reservoir (meet at Lare St and Porty Royal Ave) Warblers, etcMay 9- Pastorius Park (meet at Shawnee
The Weekend Warm-up Hike returns to Tyler’s hiking trails! Start your Friday off right with a brisk, one-hour hike through Tyler’s gardens and natural areas beyond the deer exclusion fence. This hike is intended as a moderate cardio workout, and we typically cover 2 1/2 to 3 miles in an hour. However, we reserve the right to pause and enjoy whatever surprises nature offers. Please come prepared to walk on a mix of asphalt, gravel, and natural surfaces. Solid hiking shoes are a must, and hiking poles are recommended. Hikes are not suitable for those with limited mobility. Please make sure to
When schools are closed, we are open! Keep curious young minds and busy bodies active with the Schuylkill Center Day Off Camp. Trained educators lead students grades K-6 on unique nature-themed explorations that take advantage of our science lab, Discovery Center, and 365 acres of beautiful wooded trails, streams, and ponds. Please bring a packed lunch, water bottle and an extra set of clothes. Wear weather-appropriate clothing that can get dirty. Space is limited to 30 campers. Sign up early to guarantee your spot. Hours: Day Off Camp Hours: 8:00 am–3:00 pm Aftercare Hours: 3:00pm -6:00pm Daily Fee: Schuylkill Center
Step into the untold stories of history’s hidden heroes. Join us after hours to explore the lives and legacies of the remarkable women laid to rest at Christ Church Burial Ground. You'll meet trailblazers like Julia Stockton Rush, Sarah Franklin Bache, and the legendary Alice of Dunks Ferry, whose courage and contributions helped shape Philadelphia — and the nation. Through their powerful stories of resilience, leadership, and quiet revolution, you’ll see history from a new and inspiring perspective. Tour runs every Friday evening in May. Come walk among legends.
Is your landscape being invaded by overly aggressive plants? Examine the problems caused by invasive plants and discover management strategies for controlling them. Learn how to identify common invasive weeds and how to distinguish them from similar-looking native species. See invasive-plant management techniques and restoration strategies in practice in Mt. Cuba’s natural lands. Outdoor learning may include walking over rolling terrain and mulched paths. These classes are rain or shine. This program takes place in person at Mt. Cuba Center, Wednesday 5/21 through 5/23. About the Instructors: Ellen Lake, PhD, is the Director of Conservation and Research at Mt. Cuba
Philadelphia Mycology Club with WEC staff with lead a local mushroom ID in our forest.Philadelphia Mycology Club with WEC staff with lead a local mushroom ID in our forest. Learn the basics about mushroom structure, and ecological groups. All ages welcome, $5 per person
EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.
Sorry guys, this event is for the ladies only! This ride is for experienced women road cyclist at a B/C/No Drop pace - we ride together!Trek Bicycle Manayunk and Jenna Foley joyfully invite you to a women's only road ride! The purpose of this ride series is to have fun, build confidence, and create community for our fellow women in the Philly cycling scene and we can't wait to meet you all!The 15-20 mile route will be sent out two days before the event so that you can download it. Helmets and lights are required, especially since the sun begins
Come join us to make three 16oz. self-sustaining BioActive Terrarium! $75 per person or $90 for a couple to make Three Terrariums together.🌿 Join Pretty Green Terrariums for an immersive BioActive Terrarium-making Workshop!📅 Date: Friday May 23rd, 6pm-8pm🕒 Time: Doors open at 6pm📍 Location: 1116 South St Storefront🌟 About the Workshop: Indulge in a unique BYOB experience where you'll create three 16oz terrariums, choosing from various glass containers. Our BioActive Terrarium workshops are a fan-favorite, offering a hands-on, 2-hour session with all materials provided. "Bioactive" means these terrariums mimic natural ecosystems, with organisms like isopods, springtails, bacteria, and fungi to
Recycle Read Repeat, Norristown's favorite bookstore, is hosting an art show. Come enjoy the art of 12 local artistsThis is a casual and intimate showcase in a bookstore. 9 visual artists and 3 performing artists will showcase their art throughout the bookstore.You are invite to enjoy the art, purchase the art, browse the bookstore and purchase books.It is a night of good people, good times and great vibes.Recycle Read Repeat is an independent woman owned used bookstore in the heart of Norristown. It serves as a community space where all are welcome to browse, relax, work and rest their bones.While
Uncle Bobbie's presents an evening with legendary coach and player, Dawn Staley for the release of her inspiring book, "Uncommon Favor"."I'm not the one to back down... and I don't give up."Olympic gold medalist, 3x National Champion head coach and - maybe most importantly - North Philadelphia native, Dawn Staley is live in Philly to celebrate the release of her inspiring book, Uncommon Favor.A trailblazer in every sense, Coach Staley's impact on the world of sports and culture is unmatched. Be there to hear about her remarkable life, career.Dawn will be in conversation with Peloton Instructor, ESPN Reporter and GMA