Kick off Summer with a Family-Friendly Day of Exercise, Education and Entertainment Join Fountain View at Logan Square for Samba Fitness and Wellness Day on Wednesday, June 18, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free and open to the public, the family-friendly event will be held at the senior living campus, located at 2 Franklin Town Blvd. in Philadelphia. Festivities include interactive activities for all ages, educational opportunities, live entertainment, and booths featuring area businesses, gyms and vendors, as well as refreshments and healthy smoothies, too. Don’t miss one of the 30-minute Samba Fitness sessions, which will be held at

Come socialize and make a bonnet - as a part of Juneteenth in LansdowneBonnets for Beginners: Make Your Own Satin Bonnet A Free Family-Friendly Juneteenth EventCelebrate creativity and culture this Juneteenth with a free hands-on sewing class where you’ll learn how to make your very own satin bonnet—perfect for protecting natural hair and expressing personal style.This beginner-friendly workshop will teach you the basics of using a sewing machine and working with satin fabric. All materials are provided, and no experience is necessary!👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Open to ages 10 and up (Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)🧵 Family-friendly, fun, and

In this hands-on cooking demo with a complementary glass of wine you will learn how to make quick easy pasta dishes.Pasta & Pairings: A Cooking Demo with Chef Sophia GallimourJoin Chef Sophia Gallimour, owner of Sophusion in Lansdowne, for a delicious evening of culinary creativity! In this hands-on cooking demo with a complementary glass of wine you will learn how to make quick easy pasta dishes. Sophia will guide you through the preparation of three unique pasta dishes, each paired with a complementary wine.On the menu:🍝 A vibrant vegan or vegetarian pasta🍅 A bold and classic red sauce pasta🧄 A

Join us for an evening at the garden!Come get your hands dirty!!Join us at Fort Mifflin for an evening of gardening and community. We'll be getting the garden ready to welcome students and have a fruitful growing seasonFarmers and gardeners of all levels are welcome! Snacks, drinks and tools will be provided.

LA21 CDC Open Office Hours for June 2025You're Invited!LA21 CDC Open Office Hours for May 2025 + Special Workshop EventHosted by: Lancaster Avenue 21st Century Business Association (LA21 CDC)Date: Wednesday, May 21, 2025Time: 5:30 PM – 7:00 PMLocation: 3500 Lancaster Avenue, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PAWorkshop Highlight:"Leveraging Lending to Grow Your Business"Presented by: Bertha Sarmina, Greenline Access CapitalGet the inside track on how to fund your business growth!Learn about:Character-Based Lending — What it is and why it mattersBuilding a Strong Loan Package — What lenders want to seeTiming Your Loan Application — When (and when not) to applyWhether you're just getting

Come join Tiernan for a hands-on workshop where you'll learn how to throw and decorate miniature ceramics on the wheel!Miniature Ceramics on the WheelMeets twice on Wednesday from 5:30 - 8:30 pmUnlock your creativity in our hands-on Miniature Wheel Throwing Ceramics class! Designed for both beginners and seasoned potters, this two-session course focuses on the art of crafting small-scale pottery on a mini wheel. Over the course of two sessions, you’ll learn essential wheel-throwing techniques tailored to working on a miniature scale.In session one you'll learn the basics of wheel operation, clay preparation, and essential techniques for crafting miniature bowls,

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.

A unique opportunity for a hands on printmaking workshop at the Mt Airy Art Garage - Juneteenth Art'Ventures Event!Join us for a free, multi-media screenprinting workshop led by artist Justin Keller. We will be studying the use of printmaking in various political movements and how this method has been vital to creating political posters and spreading important messages. We will ask participants the question: If you were to write the Declaration today, what rights would you include? In response to this question, you will create your very own poster using language from the Declaration and layering it with various forms

Silence won’t save us. At NewScope, we use media to heal & empower. Join us to build a future of stories for social change.We come from communities where silence was survival. But silence and disconnection will not serve us in this moment. At NewScope, we’re using media to heal, reconect, and empower—one story at a time. Join us this Juneteenth for an event where we’ll introduce our team, share our work, and invite you to join in the future of storytelling for social change. There will be 3 identical presentations done throughout the day (10am EST, 3pm EST, 7pm EST)

Join us for a BYOB Happy HourThis summer we are excited to open up the the beautiful Hill-Physick House garden for a happy hour evening. Come bring a bottle of wine and enjoy one of the neighborhoods premier private gardens.Admission will be $12 at the door. Water and light snacks will be provided.Rain date is the following Thursday, June 26th.

Third Thursday June EventJoin us for Third Thursday in June with discounted admission, live music with the Brian Kors Trio, food trucks including Albie's Burgers, Bucky's BBQ, Dos Gringos, & Dino's Water Ice, along with beer from Wilmington Brew Works and wine!This event is gardens-only. Picnics and chairs are permitted but no outside alcohol. Ticket does not include food/drinks.Event Schedule4 pm - Gates open5 pm - Music, food, and drinks begin7 pm - LAST ENTRY8 pm - Event ends

Every Thursday on East Passyunk Avenue! Starting at 5pm, all summer long! ☀️

Please join us for an interactive historical presentation commemorating one of the most important dates in African American history.Please join BLACK MAGIC WOMAN Productions on Thursday, June 19 at 6 pm for “JUNETEENTH: A Day of Jubilee,” an interactive historical presentation commemorating one of the most important dates in African American history. Location: 20*20 House, 20 Lansdowne Court. Admission: Free, however RSVPs are highly recommended. Light refreshments will be served.Did you know Abraham Lincoln actually penned two Emancipation Proclamations? Did you know there were a quarter of a million black people still enslaved after the “peculiar institution” was “abolished”? Why was

Join for an after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing to connect and build community with those engaged in work of Restorative JusticeJoin us every month for a unique, after-hours gathering at Triple Bottom Brewing in Philadelphia, PA, where community, conversation, and change come together. This event is dedicated to exploring restorative justice practices and supporting individuals navigating the re-entry process as well as those currently facing incarceration. Each month, we’ll dive into topics around healing, accountability, and transformation, featuring insightful speakers, local advocates, and individuals with lived experience.Whether you're passionate about justice reform, curious about restorative practices, or simply want

Hear from Camille T. Dungy about her book, "Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden"THURSDAY, JUNE 19Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden7:00–8:30 PMCamille T. Dungy, Poet, Scholar, and AuthorSponsored by Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens + Tredyffrin Public Library's Arbo-READ-um partnershipIn Soil: The Story of a Black Mother’s Garden, Camille T. Dungy recounts the seven-year odyssey to diversify her garden in the predominantly white community of Fort Collins, Colorado, which limited what residents could plant in their gardens. In resistance to these restrictive policies, Dungy employs her garden as metaphor and treatise for how homogeneity threatens the future

Join us for a screen printing workshop a collaboration between Creative Community Works and Mural Arts' Printmaking by the People project.Join us for a screen printing workshop that will incorporate some text, design and imagery of the Liberty Bell, all based on concepts created by CCW artists, along with mixed media elements (drawing directly on the prints).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, what rights would you want it to

Come sit in nature and see what you're moved to create.All supplies provided, for all ages and adults . Come sit with us in nature to see what inspries us. Series event.

Join Us for a Citywide Healing Activation on the Longest Day of the Year!This is a collective offering of healing frequencies to raise the vibration of ourselves, our neighbors, and the city we call home.Let us come together in harmony, using our instruments, voices, and presence to co-create a wave of renewal and elevation. Your gifts are needed. Your sound is medicine.

Celebrate the longest day of the year and welcome summer at Riverbend!Did you know that on summer solstice the sun makes its longest journey across the sky making it the longest day of the year? This day has been celebrated by many cultures throughout history and marks the beginning of summer!Join us on Riverbend’s preserve for summer fun! We’ll have a wine garden for the adults, activities for the kids, pretzels and water ice, a bonfire and s’mores, and live music. Groups are welcome to bring a blanket or lawn chair and pack their own picnic dinner. Or pre-order a

Join us for the screening of the two Color Congress curated collections entitled "Reclaiming Identity" and "Reclaiming Power."The Resistance & Joy Screening Tour is a bold new initiative presenting a powerful slate of twelve short documentaries, all directed by filmmakers of color. These films explore urgent and deeply personal themes, from LGBTQ+ rights and intergenerational healing to advocacy, cultural preservation, and the resilience of communities reclaiming spaces.Reclaiming Identity: Stories of LGBTQ+ love and resilience, intergenerational healing, and communities reclaiming their spaces. These films center on personal and collective journeys of self-discovery, healing, and belonging. Through intergenerational storytelling, bold artistic expression,

Manayunk is celebrating the 36th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival this year! Since 1990, the show has built itself into being the tri-state area’s largest outdoor juried art festival featuring approximately 300 different local and nationally known artists and crafters. The show is free to the public and features artists from eight different disciplines: fiber, glass, ceramics, jewelry, mixed media, painting & drawing, photography, and wood & sculpture. The show also hosts The Emerging Artist Tent which features local and up-and-coming talent. Throughout the weekend, visitors can take in the art, enjoy food and beverages from Manayunk’s renowned restaurants, and cool

Join us in the heart of Lansdowne for a powerful celebration of Black creativity, culture, and community! The Lansdowne Juneteenth Market & Block Party is a vibrant, family-friendly event featuring local businesses, artists, and food vendors. This year’s theme, “Celebrating Black Creativity,” highlights the excellence and innovation of Black makers, musicians, and entrepreneurs. The event kicks off alongside the Lansdowne Farmers Market and evolves into a high-energy block party, complete with a live DJ, line dancing, free kids’ crafts, and more! It’s the grand finale of a full week of Juneteenth celebrations happening throughout Lansdowne.

Juneteenth walking history tour of Underground Railroad and related sites in the city of PhiladelphiaJuneteenth walking history tour of Underground Railroad and related sites in the city of PhiladelphiaStart: Love Park, 16th and JFK, near Suburban StationFinish: Chestnut Hill East Station or Love ParkDistance: 6-20miWhere to find us: near 16th and JFKPet Policy: Please leave your dogs at home. This is a safety thing for all. Optional endpoints: Many, including return to Suburban StationMini: 10K (6mi) loop back to Love ParkTerrain: paved, gravelTransit: Septa to Suburban StationReturn: Septa Regional RailParking: Love Park, Family Court Building, nearby garagesDifficulty: Beginner(short) to Advanced(full

Since most of the residents of Laurel Hill West lived and died in the twentieth century, it is somewhat easier to determine who was part of the LGBTQ+ community. As opposed to individuals who lived during the 19th century, for whom it was unsafe to be open about who they were. As we walk through the cemetery, you will meet prominent citizens, successful artists and poets, a popular musician, teachers, nurses and business people. Join us for this Pride Month Tour as we celebrate the lives and relationships of these interesting people. Tour Guide: Pat Rose DIRECTIONS We will depart from

The Strawberry Mansion Reservoir has been here for centuries, let’s see what’s inside! Join Bria from Audubon Mid-Atlantic in observing this aquatic ecosystem as the seasons change. Try our rotating activities of testing water chemistry, exploring micro-invertebrates, macroinvertebrate sampling during warmer weather, and observing the waterfowl that visit throughout the year (3 to 4 activities per event). This community science will be collected and utilized for future management. Kid-friendly activities are available, no registration required! This event is designed for small groups and walk-ins; for larger groups, book a private trip here. Lastly, learn about the history of the reservoir

Connect with neighbors and your neighborhood during this fun community greening and walking program.For a few weeks this Summer, meetup at the West Oak Lane Library and let Black Girls With Green Thumbs kick off your 2025 outdoor wellness routine!Back for the 5th year, Grow & Walk Philly is community wellness challenge that combines gardening, exercise, and joy to help community members improve their health, connect with nature, and build meaningful relationships with neighbors.YOU will earn badges, make new friends, and discover the joy of gardening, walking, and exercise — all while having a blast with your neighbors!During Grow &

Calling all kids and their grownups: we invite you to turn into a frog for the day here at Nemours Estate!Join us for this special program, inspired by the book Sitting Still Like a Frog: Mindfulness Exercises for Kids and Their Parents by Eline Snel. First, gain froggy features from face painter Dori Fostok. Next, channel your inner frog by learning age-appropriate mindfulness activities, taught by instructor Ann-Marie Lavelle. Program takes place by the Estate's scenic upper ponds. Ideal for ages 4-12 years old. Caregivers must remain with their children for duration of program.Registration is required and space is limited.

An informal tour and discussion with curator and artists.Experience CONFLUENCE - A Fine Art Exhibition at the Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center, May 3 – July 26REGISTER FOR AN INFORMAL TOUR AND DISCUSSION WITH CURATOR AND ARTISTSWe welcome visitors to register in advance for personal and engaging tours with Thom Duffy, Curator on select Saturdays. Tours will also be led by a few contributing artists.Tours run approximately 45 minutes.FWWIC VISITOR HOURS: Wednesday - Saturday (10am - 5pm)ADMISSION: Free to all. Donations accepted at Visitors’ Desk.For more information about this event click HERE.The exhibition is brought to you in part by

Make your own paper out of recycled cotton rag and foraged plant inclusions! Join teaching artists from the Paper Think Tank and transform cotton rag pulp into beautiful sheets of paper. The workshop will begin with an introduction, historical overview of hand papermaking in Philadelphia and a brief demo. From there, participants can make a variety of handmade papers using the prepared pulp and extra materials foraged around Glen Foerd. This workshop is suitable for all skill levels. This workshop will be held outside at the Glen Foerd Carriage House at the end of the driveway. In the case of inclement weather,

Celebrate Freedom at the Juneteenth Jubilee Fest by Jabali Market as we honor Juneteenth — a day of liberation, culture, and community!🎉 Celebrate Freedom at Our Juneteenth Jubilee Fest hosted by Jabali Market & Black + Planted! Join us as we honor Juneteenth — a day of liberation, culture, and community! It's celebration & we want you there! 🗓 Date: Saturday, June 21, 2025 🕒 Time: 11 AM – 3:00 PM 📍 Location: Maplewood Mall (Greene St. & Armat St.) Enjoy: ✨ Live Performances 🍗 Delicious Food Vendors 🎨 Local Businesses & Crafts 👨🏽‍🏫 History & Storytelling 🎈 Family-Friendly Fun

Learn how to “paint” using richly colored paper pulp.Join us at Chimaera Gallery for a hands-on workshop led by exhibiting artist Elizabeth Mackie, held in conjunction with her solo show Ripple Effect. In this all-ages session, participants will explore the fascinating process of papermaking and learn how to “paint” using richly colored paper pulp. Create your own textured, tactile artwork while learning techniques that blend sculpture, painting, and craft. All materials are provided—just bring your creativity!

Join artist Tom Judd for a hands-on collage workshop with history, studio time & critique. All levels welcome!Join renowned artist Tom Judd for a dynamic, hands-on workshop exploring the expressive world of collage in modern and contemporary art. With decades of experience and a deep personal connection to the medium, Judd will guide participants through an inspiring day of learning, making, and sharing.This workshop is perfect for artists of all levels, from beginners curious about collage to seasoned makers looking to shake up their process.What to Expect:An engaging introduction to the history of collage from early 20th-century innovators to contemporary

An informal tour and discussion with curator and artists.

Come celebrate with others around the world by listening to FREE LOCAL music!Music in a bookstore- does it get any better than this?Yes it does--I have snacks!We have a variety of wildly talented musicians playing tunes all day long. Come join us!Tickets are not required, but we do love RSVPS.Recycle Read Repeat is a for profit business, but used bookstores are not about profit. They are about community. Your donations are welcomed to help us keep our doors open, our pricess low, our community flooded with books and our events free.Thank you

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Philadelphia was the center of American printing and publishing from the 1700s through the 1900s. Paper and printmaking were revolutionized here, early writers drafted our most important historic documents, and publishers created the largest and most popular daily newspapers and weekly magazines of their time. On this tour, we will meet publishers of some of these materials like the Saturday Evening Post and Godey’s Lady’s Book, and others who influenced the printed press! Tour Guide: Peter Howell DIRECTIONS This tour departs from Laurel Hill East’s Gatehouse entrance at 3822 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19132. Information on directions, parking, and visiting

Vendor registration is open for the 2025 Juneteenth Parade & Festival, June 22 at Malcolm X Park in Philadelphia, PA.Join us for the largest Juneteenth Parade & Festival in the country! Taking place on Sunday, June 22, 2025, at the historic Malcolm X Park in Philadelphia, PA, this highly anticipated celebration attracts thousands of attendees from across the nation.This vibrant event honors freedom, resilience, and culture through a dynamic lineup of live entertainment, community performances, and an exciting marketplace featuring local and national vendors. As a vendor, you'll have the opportunity to showcase your products and services to a diverse

More than a market, GFDs Black Farmers Market is a catalyst for community connection, holistic wellness, empowerment and healthy living.The village is alive at Get Fresh Daily’s Black Farmers Market! More than just a market, Get Fresh Daily’s Black Farmers Market is an expereince. It's a catalyst for connection and healthy living, inspiring people to become part of a vibrant community thriving to live well. Our holistic approach features plant-based foods, wellness vendors and artisans, empowering workshops, and farm-fresh, local, and organic/chemical-free produce grown by Black farmers and growers from across the region at affordable price points.Our family-friendly market is

Come help us celebrate 5 YEARS in the garden at our annual Juneteenth Plant-Based Cookout & Hangout!Join Us for our 5th Annual Juneteenth Celebration!This Juneteenth we're celebrating 5 years in the garden with our 5th Annual Plant-Based Cookout & Hangout! This years event will be super special and INVITE ONLY as we want to bring together our friends and family who have supported us through the years.As always, expect an afternoon of delicious plant-based food, good vibes, and community. Whether you're a seasoned vegan or just curious about plant-based eating, this event is for you! Come hang out, connect with

Celebrate the longest day of the year with FarmerJawn! Join us for our Summer Solstice Festival—a vibrant day of flowers, food, music, art,Celebrate the longest day of the year with us at our Summer Solstice Gathering—a joyful, grounding day of community, ceremony, food, and fun on the land!This family-friendly outdoor event offers something for everyone, with wellness workshops, farm tours, flower crafts, and guided rituals to help us welcome summer with intention and love.🌼 What to Expect✨ Sun Blessing Ritual & Intention Planting✨ Guided Farm Tours✨ Kombucha Flavoring Demos✨ Culinary Tastings & Garden Snacks✨ Tea Time in the Field✨ Sound

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

A printmaking collaboration with The Arts League - join us to learn about Philly's rich history of printmaking and learn to silkscreen!Join artists Kathryn Lien, Justin Keller and civics teacher Grace Palladino in exploring Philly’s rich printmaking history, the world’s most famous break-up letter and how to start a revolution! Then, make your own poster with a message that you think should be included in an updated Declaration! Choose from three dates in May and June for a screen-printing workshop offered in collaboration with The Arts League.Participants will be taking a deep dive into the history of the Declaration itself,

Sustainability talk with Philadelphia based artist and geologist, Rachel Joy Davis.Humans use and waste a LOT! Feel overwhelmed by it all? Tune in for an engaging talk by Rachel Joy Davis. Rachel is a Philadelphia-based vegan environmental geologist and visual artist. She explains how to smartly, easily, and sustainably reduce consumption and waste in your home. This talk includes how to quickly create compost inside or outside your residence, all the while taking into account how we live in the Age of Plastic.

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 an opening and closing with our artist in residence for d'griot, Misty Sol!Join us for an opening and closing with our artist in residence for this month, Misty Sol! She will be displaying an eclectic and colorful set of pieces and prints for sale. About Misty SolMisty Sol's figurative painting and portraits, stories, and eco practice are like a sepia toned family photo album rendered in technicolor. She explores Black people’s common histories, everyday stories and culture through connections to nature, wellness, and speculation.Misty is the founder and director of Tiny Farm Wagon, a nonprofit dedicated to

Join us for the donation optional Kaiserman JCC's Shalom Summer event on June 22, 2025! This family-friendly celebration promises a day filled with fun and entertainment for all ages. Enjoy an open jam session and concert featuring lively klezmer music, led by Hankus Netsky and the Klezmer All Stars. Adults can relax in our beer garden and kids engage in activities and games. There will be plenty of lawn games to keep everyone of all ages entertained. Snacks will be available for purchase.. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to come together and celebrate summer in style!

Sunday in the park - acoustic music in the vibrant lush community garden settingOlney Culture Lab is proud to bring announce the line-up for the 2025 performance series at Roots Garden in Fisher Park. This series of outdoor performances held in the lush green space of the Roots Community Garden in the Olney neighborhood of Philadelphia was a breath of fresh air for attendees and performers alike.June 1 - Joseph Harrison (percussionist, children's book author and agricultural expert)June 22 - Shinjoo Cho - Oscuro Trio (Argentine Tango bandoneón)July 20 - Dan Blacksberg - (Klezmer Trombone)August 20 - TBDThe event will

A Bike & Trail Camp Connecting Mountain Biking & Environmental Stewardship. Hosted at Rittenhouse Town and Paper Trail Bike Shop and Cafe.This camp is presented by YJR Outdoors and Philadelphia Free Range, with partners Papertrail Bike Shop & Café, and Rittenhouse Town.Important Camp DetailsThis is not a learn to ride session. Youth participants must know how to ride a bike.No mountain biking experience necessary. Coaches will teach all necessary mountain bike skills.Minimum 5 maximum 12 campers. A waitlist will be provided.Age 8 to 14 or roughly 3rd to 8th grade.This is a co-ed camp open to all genders.Bring your own

An overview of the public health impacts of a global climate change in urban areas, focusing on policy, research methods, and disparities.Instructor: Josiah Kephart, PhD, MPH, Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health and the Urban Health Collaborative, Dornsife School of Public HealthDates: Monday, June 23 - Friday, June 27Times: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ESTFormat: Hybrid instruction ***(In-person attendance is required for local participants)This course will provide an overview of 1) the public health impacts of a global climate change in urban areas, 2) urban policies for climate change mitigation and adaptation and the resulting benefits

Uncover the hidden details of nature’s smallest marvels!Mini Microscope Monday (Ages 3+)MONDAY, JUNE 2310:00–10:45 AMJenkins Arboretum & Gardens StaffUncover the hidden details of nature’s smallest marvels! Using kid-friendly, handheld mini microscopes, we’ll get up-close with what’s living and growing in Jenkins’ gardens and appreciate the fascinating micro-world around us. Looking closer will help build focus, nurture curiosity, and boost observation skills. Discover something new each week!Suitable for ages 3 and up. Children must be walking (no strollers) and must be accompanied by an adult. Registration required for children only.Members: $5/class | Non-Members: $10/classMini Microscope Mondays will be held on June

Join us outside the Leasing Office in the South Tower of Park Towne Place for the unveiling of this year’s mural with artist Scott TroxelPlease join us outside the Leasing Office in the South Tower of Park Towne Place on June 23rd from 5 PM for the unveiling of this year’s mural, and meet artist Scott Troxel as he finishes installing the 8-foot-by-16-foot piece.Scott Troxel is an award-winning mixed-media artist specializing in wood and metal wall sculpture and freestanding sculpture. He has exhibited at numerous fairs and exhibitions across the United States, including The Other Art Fair New York, DIAF

On Monday, June 23, Going Acoustic at Quig’s marks three years of cultivating one of Philly’s most welcoming spaces for new music and emerging artists. The 3rd Anniversary Open Mic will take place at the cozy and historic Quig’s Pub, located above Plays & Players Theatre in the heart of Center City’s Rittenhouse neighborhood. Founded in 2022 by artists Emily Schuman, Kat Rivers, and James Haro, Going Acoustic open mic was born out of a desire to create a consistent, supportive home for songwriters, poets, and storytellers to share work-in-progress and original material. Since then, it’s become a cherished quarterly

R & B Soul Line Dancing for Beginner/Intermediate Levels. You will learn dances from some oldies greatest hits to todays R&B!Join Riverfront North Partnership and Mo'Smooth this summer for R & B Soul Line Dancing along the river.She’s baaack! So, get ready to have fun while relieving stress, build your cardio, improve your cognitive function, and enjoy the serene & picturesque waterfront all while learning the latest and greatest line dances with Mo! R&B music from the 70’s to present with step-by-step breakdown. Beginner friendly w/some Intermediate levels. Sneakers and comfortable clothing are strongly recommended. Every Monday from 6:30 –

This interactive workshop explores how to apply trauma-informed principles to policy development and writing.Instructor: Natalie Shaak, Associate Director of Communication and Administration, Center for Hunger-Free Communities, Drexel UniversityDate: June 24, 2025Time: 9:00 am-12:00 pm ESTFormat: In-personTraditional organization policies often prioritize compliance over care, unintentionally reinforcing punitive structures that can retraumatize staff and clients. This interactive workshop explores how to apply trauma-informed principles to policy development and writing, ensuring policies promote safety, trust, and empowerment while maintaining accountability. Participants will learn practical strategies to revise existing policies and develop new ones that reflect a more inclusive, supportive, and effective workplace culture.By

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

Volunteer with Haverford College Arboretum!Every other Tuesday during the active volunteer season (April - October) the Arboretum hosts volunteer workdays open to the community. Each session is led by a staff member and focuses on gardening in a different area of campus. Activities will vary each week and can include but are not limited to planting, weeding, mulching, clearing invasives, and watering. The tasks required in each specific session will be announced monthly via our volunteer eNews email (sign up here).As an Arboretum volunteer, you can learn new skills, gain experience, and become a valued member of our volunteer task

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

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.

Explore Jenkins on wheels with a golf cart tourWEDNESDAYS, APRIL 9–JUNE 25Golf Cart Garden Tours11:00–11:45 AMJenkins Arboretum & Gardens StaffExplore Jenkins on wheels! Golf cart tours are a great option for those who are not able to enjoy the beauty of the gardens due to the sloping terrain. This guided tour will feature seasonal garden highlights, a behind-the-scenes visit to the apiary and research nursery, and history of the property, including a drive-by view of the Jenkins and Browning Houses.Tour topics and route will be the same each week. Limited spots available—only five people per tour.Free of charge

Join the final session of the Sustainable Smart Cities and AI seriesAs artificial intelligence continues to evolve, its implications for sustainable urban development are rapidly expanding - from data-driven planning too adaptive infrastructure, and from ecosystem modeling to equitable service delivery. This culminating session will explore the long-term trajectories of AI in cities and communities, focusing on how we can anticipate, design for, and responsible govern transformative innovation in the built environment. Bringing together a multidisciplinary panel of global experts, this session will examine foresight trends, systemic opportunities, and potential risks. We will discuss how AI might fundamentally reshape city

Enjoy a guided bird walk in the Andorra Natural Area during lunchtime!Enjoy a guided bird walk in the Andorra Natural Area during lunchtime. The winter is an excellent time for birding, as the Wissahickon is host to many boreal forest species like juncos, sparrows, and spasuckers. If it's too cold, we will stay inside and watch the feeders. We will not hike if it is actively raining. However, join us on the porch to watch the feeders.

Get ready to grow your business with a plan that works!Ready to Grow Your Business with a Plan that Works?Join us for virtual information sessions on Silver Lining Action Plan (SLAP™)Hosted by LA21 CDC + Silver LiningØ Wednesday, June 25 at 12:00 PM ESTo Topic: How To Set the Right Financial Goals for Your Small BusinessØ Wednesday, July 9 at 12:00 PM ESTo Topic: How To Find New Customers Without a Lot of Time or MoneyØ Wednesday, July 23 at 9:00 AM ESTo Topic: How To Create a 1-Year Action Plan for Small Business SuccessØ Thursday, August 7 at 12:00

Tarantulas, cockroaches, and crickets, OH MY!Ages 5-18Ages 5-18Ages 5-18Nature is all about colors. Bugs and insects have almost unlimited colors. But what are these colors used for? Ryan Bridge, the "Bug Man”, brings the incredibly colorful world of insects to life in this program that focuses on how bugs and insects use color to survive one more day. As always, everyone will have the chance to pet and hold the LIVE BUGS! Keeping insect education fun and exciting, the audience experiences the world of Entomology like never before!Ages 5-18Ages 5-18Ages 5-18Questions? email: emazzoni@wvpl.org

Join us at the Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center for a new season of creative workshops led by Kenni Field and Linda FernandezJoin us at the Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center for a brand new season of creative workshops led by artists Kenni Field and Linda Fernandez.This isn’t just an art class — it’s an adventure! Explore the nature of Cobbs Creek, meet new friends, and let your creativity flow with drawing, painting, and clay sculpture.All ages welcome — bring the whole family! Each workshop dives into hands-on art making while sparking conversations about nature, community, and environmental justice.Come get

Wednesday, June 25, 2025 6:00 PM-7:30 PM Join us for the next Academy Town Square, as WHYY’s Maiken Scott moderates a powerful conversation with city officials and community organizers working together to build neighborhood-level resilience plans to tackle urban flash flooding. Learn how grassroots and institutional efforts are converging to protect communities like Germantown — now among the most vulnerable in the nation to urban flash flooding — from the growing impacts of climate change. The conversation will invite audiences into Philadelphia's historic watersheds to explore how the city's past informs its future and how stakeholders like you can help