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Come hang out, stitch, crochet, knit some cool stuff, and chat with friends in a chill, crafty vibe.Join Us for Stitch and Bitch!Come hang out at Cherry Street Pier on April 5, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Eastern Time) for a fun and relaxed afternoon of stitching and chatting. Whether you’re into knitting, crocheting, or just want to meet cool people, this is the spot for you. Bring your projects, your stories, and your good vibes. See you there!
Hop aboard the Spirit of Philadelphia for an unforgettable Easter celebration on Sunday, April 5, 2026! The Easter Signature Dinner is perfect for families of all sizes and guests of all ages to enjoy the fun! Whether guests are celebrating with family or friends, City Cruises promises an Easter experience they won’t forget.
Awbury’s 56-acre landscape tucked away in Germantown is a serene escape from the fast pace of the city of Philadelphia. Join us on our Wellness Walks and immerse yourself in nature as we take a moderately paced stroll through gardens, woodlands, roam around the farm, and our ponds and meadows. Join us Mondays & Thursdays from 7:00 am – 8:00 am at The Farm at Awbury for our Wellness Walks led by wellness coordinator Megan Do Nascimento! Questions? Contact our Wellness Walk coordinate Megan Do Nascimento at wellness@awbury.org.
celebrate America’s 250 years with 250 miles. Join Natural Lands in 2026 to celebrate the USA’s 250th birthday by walking, trekking, or hiking 250 miles at any of Natural Lands’ nature preserves or at our public garden Wildflower-filled meadows, shady forests, boulder-strewn stream valleys, wetlands teeming with life, vibrant native plant gardens, and coastal marshland habitat… our 23,000+ acres span 2 states and 13 counties – plenty of space to log your miles. From January 1 through December 31, 2026, we’re inviting you to walk, stroll, hike, or run 250 miles at our properties to commemorate our country’s 250 years. Whether
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. The deadline to register for this event is Friday, April 3 at 4pm. Hours: Day Off Camp
When school is out, adventure begins! Tyler Arboretum’s Mini-Adventure Camps offer outdoor exploration and hands-on nature experiences during school breaks and non-attendance days. Campers spend their days discovering our 650-acre campus through hiking, games, crafts, and nature play—all led by our experienced educators. For more information and to register, click HERE
When school is out, adventure begins! Tyler Arboretum’s Mini-Adventure Camps offer outdoor exploration and hands-on nature experiences during school breaks and non-attendance days. Campers spend their days discovering our 650-acre campus through hiking, games, crafts, and nature play—all led by our experienced educators. For more information and to register, click HERE
Come grab some free groceries and meet your neighbors at the Free Community Food Distribution - everyone is welcome!
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,
Did you know more than 100,000 plants thrive at Stoneleigh: a natural garden? Grab gloves and join staff and fellow volunteers for seasonal garden projects. Volunteering with Natural Lands is a great way to learn more about the natural world, give your time to a great cause, and connect with like-minded people. Capacity is limited for this small-group event, and pre-registration is required. If you sign-up, please show-up. If you need to cancel, please let us know so another volunteer can attend. All are welcome, ages 12 and up. Children age 12-14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones 18 months to 3 years 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. Due to limited space, pre-registration is required. $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.
Are you a Thomas Jefferson University student or faculty member with clothes you never wear taking up space in your closet? If so, join PA Fibershed’s Jefferson Ambassadors for a Clothing Swap on Tuesday, 4/7, at the Gutman Quad! Participants are invited to arrive anytime after 12:15 PM and bring 5–15 clean, gently used clothing items, shoes, or accessories to swap. Please sign up and pay beforehand through the link below. You’ll be provided with table space to display your items and will have the opportunity to browse and select pieces brought by others. Bring a bag for your finds!
This all-ages, activity encourages observation, experimentation, and play with natural forms.Inspired by the renewed season of gathering and the quiet magic of early evening, these relaxed, all-ages workshops celebrate small acts of making, connection, and shared light—like fireflies flickering across the lawn. Participants are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs and settle in for gentle, hands-on fiber activities that build across the three evenings. As part of Historic Germantown’s neighborhood Firefly Hours initiative, Allens Lane Art Center invites the community to gather outdoors at dusk for a three-evening spring fiber arts series.As the evening light softens, participants will explore
Join us for yoga with instructor Alicia Atkinson, every Tuesday evening at uCity Square!Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday for an outdoor yoga session! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice.When: Tuesdays in April, May and June from 5:15PM to 6:15PMWhere: uCity Square (outside on The Lawn or inside 3675 Market St.)Event location will depend on weather and you will receive location confirmation via email before the event!
A book talk with Dalia Dassa KayeNearly fifty years after the Iranian Revolution and creation of the Islamic Republic, tensions remain high between the United States and Iran, culminating in a U.S.- and Israeli-led war in Iran. Dalia Dassa Kaye’s timely new book, Enduring Hostilities, examines the roots of hostilities between the two countries and how U.S. policy over the past four decades has been shaped not only by differing ideologies between the two countries, but also by U.S. political perceptions at various points in time. Join Penn’s Middle East Center and Perry World House for an in-depth, thoughtful discussion
Join Friends of the Rail Park for a Community First Plan focus group meeting and help shape the future of the Rail Park and surrounding neighborhoods. These small-group conversations bring residents, stakeholders, and community members together to share experiences, identify priorities, and discuss opportunities related to housing, economic development, arts & culture, and the environment. The Community First Plan centers community voices to guide equitable development, minimize displacement, and ensure future investment reflects the needs of local neighborhoods. Participants will take part in interactive activities and discussions. Food will be provided, and participants will receive gift cards as a thank-you
Join us for Embroidery, a fun hands-on workshop where you’ll stitch your own cool designs live!Join Our Embroidery Event!Hey there! Ready to dive into the world of embroidery? This is an amazing chance to get hands-on and learn some cool stitching tricks in person. Whether you're a total newbie or just looking to brush up on your skills, this event's got you covered.For Neurodiverse MindsBring your creativity and meet fellow craft lovers. Can’t wait to see you there and stitch away together!
Learn to sew a coiled fabric bowl from cotton scraps!It’s Earth Month! Learn how to reuse scrap fabric and sew a one-of-a-kind coiled fabric bowl.STITCH AND DESTROY is celebrating Earth Month with a bunch of fun reuse events and workshops! Join our owners and reuse experts, Haven and Corey, and learn how to repurpose cotton cuttings and scraps from sewing projects into beautiful, functional coiled fabric bowls. Fabric Scrap Bowls is perfect for beginner sewists. Sewing machines, scraps, and all other materials will be provided. We will be sewing on Singer Brilliance machines.While this is a beginner friendly workshop, we
This class is perfect for beginner to intermediate wheel throwing students. Whether you've taken a pottery class before or this is your first time using the wheel, you will be able to develop your ceramic skills to create beautiful functional pieces. We will cover foundational topics including centering, handle making, throwing functional forms (cups, bowls, plates, etc.), trimming, and surface decorations. Come and learn the joys of making art you can use! Class will run Tuesday nights April 7th - May 12th 6pm - 9pm ------ Please note that this workshop takes place in the Utility Works basement, which is
What happened at McGillin’s stayed at McGillin’s...until now! Explore the iconic bar's 165-year history.On National Beer Day, join us for a talk about the new book, Cheers to McGillin’s: Philly’s Oldest Tavern. Christopher Mullins, Jr., co-owner, & Irene Levy Baker, author, will share colorful tales about the bar’s 165-year history, including its survival through the Civil War, two World Wars, two pandemics, a fire, and even Prohibition. The book includes photos from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, a foreword by former Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell, and food & drink recipes. Each attendee will receive a discount coupon for lunch at
Dive into a night of captivating films! Discover adventure-filled documentaries that inspire audiences through film, art, and ideas.Join us for an evening of inspiring and captivating films handpicked from the Mountainfilm festival in Telluride, Colorado. Founded in 1979, Mountainfilm is one of America’s longest-running film festivals. The annual festival is held every Memorial Day weekend in Telluride, CO. Mountainfilm is a dynamic nonprofit organization and festival that celebrate adventure, activism, social justice, environment and indomitable spirit.Mountainfilm on Tour in Malvern, PA will feature a collection of culturally rich, adventure-packed and engaging documentary short films that align with Mountainfilm’s mission to
FOR ADULTS 18+ Listen, watch, and discover the birds of Tyler Arboretum. Explore Tyler’s forests and meadows with birders Sara Boucas Neto, Chuck Root, and Dave Eberly. Hear the calls, spot the birds, and experience this Audubon-recognized Important Bird Area firsthand. Gates open at 7:45 am. The group leaves promptly from the parking lot at 8:10 am. Please arrive on time. Check in with your guide in the parking lot. Restrooms will be open. What to expect: All levels of birding experience welcome. We will be walking at a slow, birders’ pace. Walking surfaces that include pavement, grass, gravel, and uneven trails. Changes in grade,
Meeting Location TBD Parking: TBD Bathrooms: TBD 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 tasks! 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 for scraping, digging, tamping, and cutting; moving
Join us for a 5-week outdoor Tai Chi seriesWEDNESDAYS SERIESTai Chi9:30–10:30 AM5-week series: 4/8–5/6, 5/20–6/17Aimée Alegría Barry, Centaur Tai ChiTai Chi, a series of postures done slowly, promotes balance, flexibility, and strength. Learn the Tai Chi form, as well as the yin and yang principles that underlie this martial art. Tai Chi is known as a soft martial art because it emphasizes a calm mind and relaxed body. The beauty of Jenkins will create a peaceful backdrop for your practice.All levels welcome. Classes will be held outdoors with an indoor option for inclement weather.Members: $60/5-week series | Non-Members: $85/5-week series
Explore Jenkins in a new way with a golf cart tour!WEDNESDAYS, APRIL 8–JUNE 24Golf 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, behind-the-scenes stops, and history of the property with a drive-by view of the Jenkins and Browning Houses.Tour topics and route will be the same each week. Limited spots available—only 5 people per tour. Guests need to be able to get in and
Sabree elevates her subjects, members of the African diaspora, as spiritual messengers highlighting the whispers of hidden histories.The Spectrum of Resilience reveals moments of strength, tenacity, vigor, and adaptation expressed through the spirits of members across the African Diaspora. This work is developed alongside research into my own African ancestry and genealogy, and the ancestral histories of those that I connect with on the way and my own research from literature such as: Oxford’s “Archaelogy of the African Diaspora”, the African Union’s “The Diaspora Division”, and “Cultural Resilience and Filiel Responsibility Among the African Diaspora: To Be or To Belong” among other
Learn the basics of small frame weaving using natural fibers and calming, repetitive techniques.Inspired by the renewed season of gathering and the quiet magic of early evening, these relaxed, all-ages workshops celebrate small acts of making, connection, and shared light—like fireflies flickering across the lawn. Participants are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs and settle in for gentle, hands-on fiber activities that build across the three evenings. As part of Historic Germantown’s neighborhood Firefly Hours initiative, Allens Lane Art Center invites the community to gather outdoors at dusk for a three-evening spring fiber arts series.As evening settles in, participants
Glassboro, NJ (March X, 2026) — New Jersey native, Philadelphia-based interdisciplinary artist Jazlyne Sabree will debut her latest body of work in The Spectrum of Resilience on view April 6 through July 30, 2026, at the newly renamed Rowan University Museum of Contemporary Art (RUMOCA). Sabree’s exhibition presents timely work that speaks to identity, history, and cultural continuity. Sabree creates large-scale collages composed of paint, paper, and found materials that center members of the African Diaspora as spiritual figures and vessels of memory. Through richly layered surfaces and textured compositions, she elevates her subjects while examining ancestry, displacement, and the
Join us for a discussion on navigating housing options for the formerly incarcerated in Philadelphia.Join us for a discussion on navigating housing options for the formerly incarcerated in Philadelphia. Learn about your rights when applying for housing.
Join Krystle for a two hour poetry workshop that will include reviews, styles, prompts and group activities!Please join Krystle Griffin at Philly Typewriter for her monthly two hour long poetry workshop. Open to all skill levels as it will include a variety of reviews, styles, prompts and group activity. The only thing required to bring is yourself as materials will be provided. However, feel free to bring any personal materials you want from home. The goal of this workshop is to both help understand poetry a little more and to have you leave inspired. Krystle would love for everyone to
Come out and touch some clay!This is an open session clay making workshop. Each person will receive 1-2 pounds of clay per session and access to our basic tools and supplies. Pieces can be glazed with color and will be once fired and ready for pickup in 3-4 weeks. We will have limited colors available and suggest that you purchase your own Stroke and Coat glaze if you'd like consistent color and control. You're welcome to bring any of your own tools.The instructor leading your session will have a basic project that you can build if you aren't working independantly.
Your Money, Your Power: Finance Local Solar in PA Ready to see your investments make a tangible difference in your backyard? While big developers overlook smaller projects, the Clean Energy Co-op is stepping in to bridge the gap. We're harnessing the power of many small investors working together to bring renewable energy projects to fruition. We empower Pennsylvania residents to collectively fund solar installations for the organizations that anchor our communities—nonprofits, co-ops, and local community-beneficial businesses. Proven Success: 8 completed projects and counting. Big Momentum: We are currently funding our largest installation to date. Community First: 100% volunteer-run and member-owned.
SIFTMedia Collective presents a 4 week Intensive Screenwriting Workshop with Stephanie Malson – this Workshop is designed to support filmmakers, whether starting with an initial concept or refining a short or feature-length screenplay. Through deep analysis and communal feedback, you’ll see your idea or draft develop into a screenplay.
Reconnect with nature and yourself on a guided wellness walk. Slow down, breathe deeply, and find calm through mindfulmtime outdoors.
Meeting Location TBD Parking: TBD Bathrooms: TBD Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join Friends of the Wissahickon staff, Crew Leaders, and Trail Ambassadors in a variety of stewardship tasks! 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 for digging, raking, and scraping; moving heavy objects • Invasive plant removal: bending over;
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones 18 months to 3 years 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. Due to limited space, pre-registration is required. $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.
FOR ADULTS 18+ Step onto the trail and let the morning unfold around you. As you walk through the quiet woods and open meadows, take time to notice details like the curve of a leaf, the play of light, and the sound of the breeze. Pause along the way to stretch, breathe deeply, and let your body relax into the rhythm of nature. With a few gentle yoga movements and moments of journaling, you’ll deepen your awareness and discover how grounding it feels to simply be present outdoors. What to expect: Check in at the Visitor Center and then meet
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 9 to October 29, from 10am-12pm. Registration recommended to stay connected with weather updates.
For this one-hour outing, we will meet at noon outside of Lloyd Hall public bathrooms located at 1 Boathouse Row, or you can plug this location into your map (39.968953, -75.184904). We hope to encounter early spring migrants like Black-Crowned Night Heron below the dam on the Schuylkill, Pine Warbler singing in the trees and lingering winter waterfowl. Access Features Surface/Terrain: The park surface is composed of paved path, metal boardwalk, loose brick sections and grassy areas. Public Bathrooms and water fountains located at Lloyd Hall. The area features some tree canopy shade and offers ample benches. Parking: Free two-hour
"A Journey Through Expression" showcases the extraordinary talent of students from John Moffet and Louis Farrell Schools.
Interactive classes will offer healthy eating tips, food demonstrations, and guest speakers to provide information on various health topics.Join Jefferson + Einstein and CLC for this 4 Part Series 4-5pm Thursdays April 9-30Making Meals with Fruits and VegetablesMaking Meals with Whole GrainsShopping on a BudgetHack Your SnackCome to as many as you want1-Making Meals with Fruits and Vegetables4/9/26Learn ways to incorporating more fruits and vegetables into your family’s meals. Our guest speaker, John Hoffman, BSN, RN, PHRN, NRAEMT, CEN, TNCC, CHSE, from the Stop the Bleed program, will share vital CPR skills.2-Making Meals with Whole Grains4/16/26Explore ways to add whole
Visit our reCreate gallery's latest exhibition and enjoy after-hours shopping! Join us for a late night at the resource exchange!Every 2nd Thursday of the month The Resource Exchange is open late until 8pm for after-hours access to our shop & gallery, plus rotating events & activities!We invite you this month to:🖼️ SEE SOME ART - Check out our current reCreate gallery exhibition, full of talented artists & makers with a focus on material reuse🛍️ SHOP - Get your reuse-retail-therapy on with after-hours access to our shopFree & open to the public *ticket purchase not necessaryMark your calendars for the 2nd
Join the Academy of Natural Sciences for its third annual Confluence Film Festival. A month-long environmental film series held each April in celebration of Earth Month, with screenings every Thursday evening. Presented in partnership with BlackStar Projects, cinéSPEAK, the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Arts & Film Festival, Confluence 2026 showcases films that speak to this year's theme, “Seeding the Future.” With feature-length films, shorts and documentaries appropriate for adults, the festival is both a call to action and a loving reminder that we don’t have to simply react to the climate crisis; we can actively
Landscaping with native plants is one of the most impactful choices we can make to help heal our environment and connect us with nature.Don’t have a half-acre to turn into a native plant meadow? No problem! Whether your landscape is a rooftop deck, sidewalk in front of a row home, strip of grass or yard of any size, you can have a native plant garden in Philadelphia. Landscaping with native plants is one of the most impactful choices we can make to help heal our environment, offset effects of climate change, connect us with nature and inspire us.Come learn the
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Start your Friday on the right foot with an invigorating one-hour hike through Tyler’s gardens and into the wilder natural areas beyond the deer exclusion fence. Designed as a moderate cardio workout, we’ll cover about 2½ to 3 miles at a fast pace—but don’t worry, we’ll also take time to pause for those unexpected moments nature has in store. Gates open at 7:45 am The group leaves promptly from the parking lot at 8:10 am. Please arrive on time. Check in with your experienced guide in the parking lot. Restrooms will be open. What to expect on the trail: 2½
Add beauty and biodiversity to your garden by shopping an incredible selection of native plants. This year’s Stoneleigh Native Plant Sale features more than 300 varieties of our favorite native plants—including more than 100 new offerings. From classic favorites to unique and hard-to-find selections, you’re bound to find the perfect plant to add beauty and biodiversity to your garden. Shop online during the month of April, then pick out your pre-purchased plants on April 25 or April 26 at Stoneleigh. Natural Lands members get early access to the online sale. Plants sell out fast, and members get first dibs so
Spring Volunteer Opportunities!Join us on Fridays for a morning of stewardship along the Riverfront North Greenway! Our Friday volunteer series rotates between Pennypack on the Delaware and Lardner’s Point Park, giving you the chance to support the park nearest you—or discover a new favorite spot. We can’t wait to see you out there!Gloves and tools are provided. Close-toed shoes are required. Bring a refillable water bottle if possible. Light snacks and water provided.Minors need a parent's signature to participate. Anyone under 16 must have a parent or guardian with them during the volunteer event.
FOR ADULTS AGES 18+ Take a deep dive into the natural world. Use nature journaling to observe and record the flora and fauna around you. Engage your inner scientist, writer, and artist as you capture meaningful details. Learn simple tools and techniques for observing, recording, and sketching in a supportive setting at Tyler Arboretum, exploring a new area in each of the four classes. These classes are well-suited for both new and returning participants, offering fresh perspectives, prompts, and discoveries in every session. Registration: Advance registration is required. Classes are subject to cancellation up to 48 hours in advance if minimum
Spend the morning volunteering at our garden at Lundale Farm!Seeds are in the ground, but now its time to ensure they make it through the season! Come out to Lundale to help us maintain the next generation of community crops. We'll be doing a variety of tasks to maintain our fields and greenhouse, with snacks and good company besides!Your participation helps us care for the spaces that nurture both our programs and our people, supporting the community that makes our work possible and laying the groundwork for another abundant season ahead.All experience levels welcome. Trellis will provide all tools, water,
FOR ADULTS AGES 18+ Take a deep dive into the natural world. Use nature journaling to observe and record the flora and fauna around you. Engage your inner scientist, writer, and artist as you capture meaningful details. Learn simple tools and techniques for observing, recording, and sketching in a supportive setting at Tyler Arboretum, exploring a new area in each of the four classes. These classes are well-suited for both new and returning participants, offering fresh perspectives, prompts, and discoveries in every session. Registration: Advance registration is required. Classes are subject to cancellation up to 48 hours in advance if minimum
Join our partners at PlayIn Time Productions for a weekly, interactive musical program geared toward children up to age five and their parents or caregivers. Instructor Miss Virginia will guide you and your child through warming up their bodies with movement, practicing listening skills using activities like freeze dances, and jamming to classic and new tunes. PlayIn Time’s Music Circles build musical connection and community through shared fun. Get ready to dance, jam, and learn. Things to know: Classes will run on Friday mornings from 10:15am – 11:00am. Join for the whole series or just for one or two sessions. Registration is available on PlayIn Time’s website, linked below. If
Warm-up to the concept of design and it's many disciplines with Storytime + Design. This weekly creative experience diving into a book and fun design exercises to grow your creativity and design process. We welcome all ages and identities on the designer journey. The age range of books will vary, and design exercises are adaptable for all ages. **Please follow us on our social channels, or visit our website, for schedule changes/closures at: https://www.designgym.co/events** Design Gym is where everyone is a designer. Demystifying design and exercising your design thinking skills and creativity that you're born with.
Join the Friends of the Rail Park and We Walk PHL for a special guided tour of the Rail Park. Date Friday, April 10 Time 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Location The Rail Park 1300 Noble Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123 Join the Friends of the Rail Park and We Walk PHL for a special guided tour of the Rail Park’s past, present and future, and learn more about the We Walk PHL program. The Friends of the Rail Park are transforming a historic railway into three miles of linear park and pathway, enriching the health, culture, and ecology of Philadelphia and building a
Join horticulturist Mitch for an afternoon of watercolor!Join us in the garden and learn the basics of watercolor in this 3-hour seminar. Together, we will experiment with layering colors, creating texture, and building value as you find inspiration around Haverford College Arboretum.This class will be held outside, with an inside space available in the case of inclement weather. All participants will need to bring their own materials for this class, and a materials list will be emailed to all participants in advance of the class.
Meeting Friday, April 10, 2026 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM ET Join us with Environmental Defense Fund, Clean Air Council, Vote Solar, the Union of Concerned Scientists, POWER Interfaith, and Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania for a lunchtime webinar exploring the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s Large Load Model Tariff—a specialized electricity pricing structure designed for customers with exceptionally high energy demand, such as major industrial facilities and data centers. We’ll examine the tariff and discuss what advocates, policymakers, and elected officials can learn from individual utility rate cases currently being filed across the state.
Practice observation and nature identification in the Wagner's Teaching Garden!The Wagner's Teaching Garden is our most valuable classroom. Not only is our green space full of pollinator gardens, but it is also a certified Wildlife Habitat, Bird Habitat, and Monarch Waystation—our milkweed plants provide valuable nutrients for Monarch butterflies during their cross continental migration.Beginning Friday, April 10th, the Wagner Teaching Garden will be open for independent educational exploration every Friday from 1 - 3:00pm.Visitors of all ages may borrow hand lenses for close observation of our urban ecosystem, use nature guides to help identify the different animals, trees, and rocks
Discover how you can help deepen our understanding of American history by transcribing original post–Civil War documents. Your work will uncover stories of family, resilience, and community in the years following Emancipation. In this Acts of Science: Connected program, Smithsonian experts will introduce the Freedmen’s Bureau records, explain their significance, and share why your participation matters. Together, we’ll explore how these documents illuminate the lives of formerly enslaved people during Reconstruction and why preserving them is vital for research and education. This nationwide effort—led by the National Museum of African American History and Culture, the Smithsonian Transcription Center, and the
Join us for our first Volunteer Open House for a casual evening to explore volunteer opportunities at Mt. Cuba, connect with staff and current volunteers, and learn about ways to get involved in upcoming projects across the gardens. Whether you’re a longtime volunteer or just curious about getting more involved, this event is a great way to see all of what Mt. Cuba has to offer. Some of the opportunities you’ll learn about include: Moss Masters Trailblazers Greenhouse Events and Programs Trial Garden, Arboriculture This event will take place at Mt. Cuba Center on Friday, April 10, 2026. REGISTER NOW
Learn methods to dye cotton fabrics with wildflowers and natural plants. Create an organic textile. All plant based materials included. This unique botanical experience was chosen as an Airbnb original. Bundle dye with wildflowers and natural botanicals. All plant based and food safe materials included. Organic cotton fabric makes this vegan friendly. Size 16″ v 16″. All ages and abilities are encouraged. Previous years have included expectant mothers, three generations creating together, and a memorable group of mothers and sons enjoying printing with flowers using light wooden tools to create percussion as they worked. This workshop takes place on the
Welcome the changing season with an easygoing evening outdoors at Tyler Arboretum. Spirit of Spring Fireside is a relaxed seasonal gathering where friends and families can enjoy: Local food: Dos Gringos Mexican Kitchen, Munchy Machine, Plum Pit and Sweet Amelia’s Local drinks: Ship Bottom Brewery and Penns Woods Winery Music in the Barn: Simple Gifts Free marshmallows for roasting around the firepits Take in the fresh energy of spring across the landscape! Join a guided walk or explore at your own pace as early blooms, birds, and longer days begin to return. With light activities for children, free marshmallows, and
Curated by InLiquid in collaboration with Zindzi Harley, Brownin’ showcases five Philadelphia-based artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty.
Friday, April 10th for our NE Philly Community Fine Art Show.Join us on Friday, April 10th from 6pm to 9 pm at the Tacony LAB Community Arts Center for our 3rd Annual NE Philly Community Fine Art Show First Friday. We will have light refreshments.Register here if you plan to attend!If you wish to display your work, please fill out the google form linked below.https://forms.gle/dCodZ98iMezC761g6This is an event to showcase works that Northeast Philadelphia Residents have created. You do not need to have taken classes at the LAB to partcipate.Mural Arts Philadelphia Tacony LAB Community Art Center is inviting artists
An Introduction to printing on the Risograph at the Soapbox Community Printshop in Philadelphia!About this eventShow up and get ready to draw! Work together to create a collaborative two-color, 12-page riso zine with the fun theme of Spring!Leave your computer at home, we will have the supplies you need for this analog project! Workshop attendees will learn the basics of risograph printing, and get hands-on experience not only in operating a risograph but also in laying out a zine for print. No prior experience is necessary! Participants will receive five copies of the zine and skills to incorporate risography into
Vivaldi’s Four Seasons meets Piazzolla’s L’Histoire du Tango—from Baroque brilliance to fiery Argentine rhythms.This program presents two great examples of program music. Vivaldi’s musical depiction of the four seasons of the year is one of the first examples of program music in history. On the other hand, L’Histoire du Tango creates an image of the evolution of the Argentinian tango throughout the 20th century, according to Piazzolla. They are both very colorful and dynamic music works.Luigi Mazzocchi will lead a string ensemble in these two works, including his own arrangement of L’Histoire du Tango. He will be joined by his
You Don’t Have to Go Home, But . . .by Aidan Un (USA, 2024, 78 min) is an ode to dancing bodies, a grimy love letter to Philly, a story about what to do when the DJ has played the last song, the club’s lights come on, and you gotta go . . . somewhere. Following dancers at different stages of their artistic lives, with legendary party Second Sundae as backdrop, this film examines the possibility of spiritual fulfillment in a socioeconomic configuration that ultimately doesn’t value the practices that make us free. The evening will also feature the next
The ultimate adults-only (21+) night at the museum is back, and it’s all about the music. Electric or euphoric, raucous or relaxed, think spring music festival meets science museum energy. A mix of live bands and DJs will set the night soundtrack, so dance your way through exhibits, sip sun-soaked drinks, and dive hands-first into activities inspired by music and sound and produced by partners and creators. Then, just as the beat drops, cue the explosive, heart-pounding live science “booms” at the hands of The Franklin Institute team. So, dress like you’re headed to your favorite festival. Make a statement.
IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow. The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer
FOR ADULTS & TEENS AGES 13-17 Discover the birds of Tyler Arboretum on a guided walk through forests and meadows with experts from the Birding Club of Delaware County. Listen for songs and calls, watch for movement in the trees, and experience the wonders of this Audubon-recognized Important Bird Area up close. All levels of birding experience welcome. Gates open at 7:45 am. Check in with your guide on the Visitor Center patio. Group leaves from the parking lot at 8:00 am; please arrive on time. Restrooms will be open. What to expect: We will be walking at a slow,
Shop an exceptional selection of carefully curated native plants to add beauty and biodiversity to your garden. With more than 300 varieties of our favorite native plants—including more than 100 new offerings—this year’s selection is our most diverse yet. Pre-order your plants online, then pick up your pre-ordered plants on April 25 or April 26 at Stoneleigh during your chosen time slot. In appreciation for being a member, we are opening up a full day in advance to get these sought after, hard to find native plants. Thank you for being a member. If you’re not already a member, join below.
Bird Walk with the Philly Queer Birders Saturday, April 11 8:30 am - 10:30 am Who’s ready for spring birding!? Join the Philly Queer Birders for a weekend outing at The Woodlands! The walk will move at a slow pace on a paved path with gentle slopes in some areas. No registration is required and there will be binoculars to share. The restrooms at the Stable will be open during our walk, and there is plenty of parking within the cemetery and on the surrounding streets, as well as public transit and bike parking. No Registration Required. KNOW BEFORE YOU
Learn how to transform your stormwater chaos into a creative conservation landscaping project!With increasing storm intensity, are you discovering more water on your property than you can manage? In this course, you’ll learn how to calculate the rain runoff volume of impervious surfaces (roof, driveway, etc.) and how to transform your stormwater chaos into a creative conservation landscaping project. Participants will practice the math calculation skills on-site at Tec Centro.Participants will receive the planning tools needed to navigate their stormwater issue with more insight and ease!The Lancaster Conservancy has protected over 11,000 acres of natural lands, which are critically important
Join us for a volunteer workday at the Lemon Hill gateway in East Fairmount Park, in celebration of the annual Philly Spring Cleanup. Date Saturday, April 11 Time 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Location Lemon Hill Join Fairmount Park Conservancy for a volunteer workday at the Lemon Hill gateway in East Fairmount Park on Saturday, April 11, from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM, in partnership with the Office of Clean & Green, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, PHS, and Lemon Hill Neighbors Association for the Philly Spring Cleanup. Lemon Hill is the historic birthplace of Fairmount Park, and this summer, it will make history
Join us Saturday April 11th where we kick off the season with Uhuru Health Festival and Market. This important Health Festival understands that the Black community doesn't receive equal access to health care or healthy foods, so we have to mobilize the community resources and forward self determination over our health! Get access to free: mental health resources, live music, vendors, fitness demos, a childrens circle and more! ALL FREE
Deepen your appreciation for nature with a meditation walk.SATURDAY, APRIL 11Mindfulness Meditation Walk9:15–10:30 AMNadine Kaylor, Mindfulness Meditation Teacher & MentorDeepen your appreciation for nature with meditation classes. Walk mindfully through the gardens, notice changes within the seasons, and connect with the natural world. Each class offers a framework based in mindfulness meditation to reduce stress and anxiety, increase focus and attention, and expand your practice.All levels welcome, no prior meditation experience needed. Classes will be held outdoors with indoor or covered options available for inclement weather. Please dress appropriately with sturdy footwear.Members: $12/class | Non-Members: $18/classMindfulness Meditation Walks will be
Join us for Community Water Testing. This activity is family friendly for ages nine and up. Healthy communities demand clean water!
Have you ever wondered if the “weeds” growing around you might actually be useful—or even delicious?This program dives into the world of the plants formerly known as weeds, revealing their hidden benefits and surprising roles as food and medicine. You’ll learn the basics of foraging, including plant identification, seasonal harvesting, and how to safely recognize and use common edible plants found throughout the Philadelphia area. Perfect for curious beginners eager to see local landscapes in a whole new way—and maybe never look at a sidewalk crack the same again.This program will take place in Room 131 on the First Floor.
Discover the garden appeal of native plants of the Eastern Temperate Forest, which are not only beautiful and inspiring, but also critically important for maintaining healthy landscapes. You’ll discover a wide variety of native plants that can fulfill your gardening needs and support wildlife throughout the seasons. In Mt. Cuba’s stunning gardens, you will have the opportunity to learn how to identify 60 trees, shrubs, and herbaceous perennials in each seasonal Native Plants course. You will examine their key identifying characteristics, preferred growing conditions, overall size, and ecological significance. Students who are pursuing the certificate must pass the onsite exam.
Learn techniques using different lighting to your advantage to express emotion in your photos, tell stories through your photos using varying angles, and more tips to further develop your skills in the art of capturing nature with a lens. Students should bring a smartphone or other camera they are comfortable using to practice the techniques learned. If you have a tripod and are interested in learning how to better utilize it, bring it along. Please dress for the weather. This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Saturday, April 11, 2026 (Rain Date: Sunday 4/12). About the Instructor: David
All tools and supplies will be provided, including work gloves (though you’re welcome to bring your own). Please note that restrooms are not available. No plastic water bottles – please bring a reusable water bottle if you have one. When: Saturday, April 11th, 10 am – 12 pm Where: Ethel Jordan Park, 347 Cadwalader Ave #301, Elkins Park, PA 19027 Please RSVP: ryan@ttfwatershed.org 215-744-1853
Join us for a day of art in the park!Prehistoric humans made their paint from rocks and soil, and we are still creating art with these rich colors today. In this workshop, you will learn how to make pigments from soils gathered in Borski Park, and can try painting with soil watercolors!
Get a chance to see some early spring migrants!Please join the Free Library of Philadelphia and Holger Pflicke for a Spring Migration Bird Walk! We plan to stay out for 1-2 hours, depending on the location, and walk mostly on flat and well-traveled paths.All events are open to everyone and all skill levels. We will go over binocular use, field guides, and apps if needed. Everyone is welcome to stay for as long or as short a time as they like. Restroom access is limited or unavailable. Check the weather and dress for comfort. These events will happen rain or
Mt. Cuba’s premier collection of native trilliums provides a spectacular floral display each spring. Capture the ephemeral nature of trillium in this unique paper botanical workshop. Learn basic botanical components of trilliums while creating a realistic paper replica of two pedicellate trillium species – one erect and one nodding, Trillium grandiflorum and Trillium erectum. Join instructor Cynthia Woodsong, a North Carolina Master Naturalist whose work focuses on making paper replicas of US native flowering plants as botanically accurate as possible. No previous experience is needed but good finger dexterity and steady hands are helpful. All materials will be provided for
VU PHL is partnering with Climate Action PA for a block clean up in Brewerytown along with other Earth Day activities!Climate Action PA provides communities with the tools and knowledge to advocate for climate change and environmental justice!What we will be doing on Saturday, April 11th, 10:00AM - 1:00PM:VU in partnership with Climate Action, will complete a block clean up along with information on how to make a larger impact in your community.Notes ahead of the event!Please fill out the waiver prior to attendance, which can be found here. Some copies will also be availble to sign at the event.Parking
About this event Rabb for Congress is coordinating with endorsing organizations across the the district to host multiple canvassing events* each weekend leading up to May 19th. Join your neighborhood canvass or come to a new part of the city and talk to voters about why you support Rep. Chris Rabb and why they should too! 4/11 Saturday with Reclaim in West & Southwest | 12:00am - 3:00pm | TBA 4/11 Saturday with Reclaim in Roxborough | 10:30am - 1:30pm | Gorgas Park, 6300 Ridge Ave 4/11 Saturday with DSA & 2nd Ward Dems in South East of Broad
A day of exchange centered around the necessary “mess” of interdisciplinary meeting required to understand and address climate risks.A lively, celebratory day of exchange centered around the necessary “mess” of interdisciplinary meeting required to understand and address coastal transformation in the face of climate risks. The day will bring practitioners across disciplines together alongside students to meet, entangle perspectives and approaches, ask questions, and hopefully emerge with fresh information and perspectives to support them in the continuation of their work. Students will gain insights into how their design and planning studies might translate into real-world practices after graduation.
FOR ALL AGES Connect your family with the outdoors on this fun, interactive nature exploration designed to spark curiosity and wonder. Using simple tools like magnifying glasses, you will uncover the Arboretum’s plants, animals, and other seasonal highlights that bring the woodland trails to life. About your guides: Forest Knight is one of Tyler’s Lead Educators. They help run Tyler’s field trips and summer camp programs. They have a love of nature and have worked in the outdoor education field for 4+ years. Barbara Frank is a PA Master Naturalist, a Tyler-trained docent, a yoga teacher, an artist, and a true lover
Join Fairmount Park Conservancy, Fair Amount Food Forest, and birding instructor Troy Bynum of TB Wildlife LLC for a guided bird walk and garden tour in East Fairmount Park. Date Saturday, April 11 Time 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Location Boxers' Trail Gateway 33rd and West Dauphin Street Philadelphia PA 19132 Join Fairmount Park Conservancy, Fair Amount Food Forest, and birding instructor Troy Bynum of TB Wildlife LLC for a guided bird walk and garden tour in East Fairmount Park on Saturday, April 11 from 10:30 AM–12:30 PM. We’ll start out by turning our eyes and ears to the sky
Join us for pigeon-focused urban birding tours in the Italian Market area of South Philly.On our Italian Market Pigeon Tour, meet the pigeons of the historic market on 9th St and Washington Ave. Your expert pigeon guide will bring you through the historic market and visit nearby established pigeon flocks. You'll also get to see the market pigeons nesting in old buildings and braving traffic with confidence.What is a pigeon tour?Our pigeon tours are 90-minute walking tours, and are great for all ages.Tourists will get to experience Philly from a unique perspective.Locals will get to see their neighborhood in a
We 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 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 very
Join us as we create yarn lanyards to attach with whistles. They will be distributed to our community with Know Your Rights pamphlets.Fiber Friends CirclePlease join us to gather in community and action. Farren from Whimsical Woollies will be leading a fiber craft to create colorful yarn lanyards. These lanyards will be attached to whistles and distributed to our community with Know Your Rights pamphlets. No experience needed. Supplies will be provided but feel free to bring your own crochet hooks and/or yarn. Fiber (knitting) circles have long functioned as spaces for political activism, blending fiber arts with social change.
Have you ever looked at two images and wondered what they might say to each other? In this hands-on workshop, artist and educator Kara Mshinda will guide participants through the art of photo weaving — a simple, tactile technique that layers two photographs together using a classic basket weave pattern to create an entirely new image. Working with pre-cut image sets featuring the birds, flowers, trees, and waterways of Bartram’s Garden, you’ll weave together photographs to create new compositions that blur the boundaries between species, seasons, and moments in time. No previous experience needed — just use your hands, your
Learn methods to dye cotton fabrics with wildflowers and natural plants. Create an organic textile. All plant based materials included. This unique botanical experience was chosen as an Airbnb original. Bundle dye with wildflowers and natural botanicals. All plant based and food safe materials included. Organic cotton fabric makes this vegan friendly. Size 16″ v 16″. All ages and abilities are encouraged. Previous years have included expectant mothers, three generations creating together, and a memorable group of mothers and sons enjoying printing with flowers using light wooden tools to create percussion as they worked. This workshop takes place on the
Think of what gardening would be like without the world of weeds. Learn to identify the most common annual and perennial lawn and garden weeds using leaves, flowers, stems, and seeds. Focuses on early season weeds and ecologically friendly methods of managing weed infestations. Join the instructor on a walk through the gardens. Class is rain or shine. This program takes place in-person at Mt. Cuba Center Saturday, April 11, 2026. About the Instructor: In his role as an educator at Mt. Cuba Center, Michael draws from a diverse background in environmental planning, ecological design, resource interpretation, horticulture, and conservation
For Adults (18+) and Teens ages 12-17 Explore the Arboretum with wildflower expert Dick Cloud. Slow down and look closely at what’s growing along meadows, wooded paths, and occasional streamside spots. Enjoy the simple pleasure of seeing the landscape in detail and notice the Arboretum with fresh eyes. In April, notice the newness of spring as green carpets the Arboretum. All levels of experience are welcome. Check in at the Visitor Center and then meet your guide. Group departs from the Visitor Center at 1 pm, please be on time All youth must be accompanied by an adult. What to expect:
Explore how to document spring plants as they emerge, bud, and bloom.SATURDAY, APRIL 11Spring Sketching: Flowers and Foliage1:00–4:00 PMMargaret Saylor, Botanical Artist and IllustratorDraw inspiration from Jenkins! Explore how to document spring plants as they emerge, bud, and bloom. Learning not just to look, but to see your subject is crucial to drawing. Sharpen your skills during this insightful class. Dive into the spring season in the gardens and in the classroom as you work alongside a botanical artist and share your work.Explore graphite, Micron pen, and watercolor as mediums with a small, manageable sketchbook.All levels welcome; some drawing experience
The Discovering series, one of the Chestnut Hill Conservancy’s signature public programs, spotlights the area’s rich architecture, history, and natural beauty through guided tours and lectures, offering Conservancy members discounted tickets. Conservancy members enjoy discounted tickets and exclusive access to special events, fostering deeper connections throughout the Wissahickon watershed. Join today to receive program discounts and help preserve the stories and spaces that define our community. Discovering: Chestnut Hill’s Victorian District Saturday, April 11, 2026 In-Person | 2:00–4:00 PM Registration: $20 for conservancy members | $25 for non-members Limited tickets available. Advance registration is required. The exact walking tour meeting location
A Conversation with Norman E. Donoghue II, historian and author, facilitated by author Mark Bowden
A playful twist on classic taxidermy using thrifted and recycled materials!Join local artist Juls Cheresko (@juliacheresko) for this fun Toy Taxidermy workshop on April 11th, 2-3:30pm at the resource exchange! Toy Taxidermy is a playful twist on classic taxidermy! Using thrifted and recycled materials like forgotten stuffed animals, frames, and fabrics, everyone will leave the workshop with their very own piece of fuzzy wall art.All materials will be provided but feel free to bring your own for an extra personal touch!• Stuffed animal• Frame• Embelishments *To keep with the r.e.'s mission of creative reuse, please avoid buying new materials for
Walk with us up this vein of architectural and historical gold, from Spring Garden Street to Temple University.One hundred years ago, North Broad was THE signature place to live in Philadelphia. Enormous mansions, such as the Widener home, a vibrant Jewish neighborhood, and great high schools that were the pride of this neighborhood. We'll uncover secrets in and around Temple U, and learn about famous auto showrooms and car-related factories which lined this beautiful boulevard.After years of decline following World War II, investment has brought the reopening of the mind-boggling Metropolitan Opera House and the stately yet strange creation of
Esperanza Arts Center in partnership with Philadelphia Chamber Music Society & WRTI FM presents ensemble132 with Anjoli Santiago TEATRO ESPERANZA 4/11/26, 3:00pm $15 General Admission, Free for Students & Seniors (60+) ensemble132 will be joined by Philadelphia storyteller Anjoli Santiago to perform a reimagined bilingual version of Igor Stravinsky’s Petrushka. Experience a classic tale woven with ancestral stories to explore magic, love, belonging, and purpose – featuring original narration, written and performed by Santiago to complement the score and a performance of chamber works by Latine composers. Food and Beverages are available for sale in the Teatro lobby courtesy of
Sis Walks & Talks is a sacred space for women to walk, talk, and heal together. Through intentional movement and meaningful conversation.Sis Walks & Talks is a community-centered experience designed for women to connect, reflect, and grow together-physically, mentally, and spiritually. It's more than just a walk; it's a safe space for meaningful conversations, sisterhood, and self-care in nature.This beautiful trail offers a peaceful, scenic setting where we can enjoy nature, move our bodies, ano engage in uplifting discussions.What to Expect:A refreshing walk through nature's beautyOpen and supportive conversationsLight nutritional snack & waterA welcoming space to connect with like-minded womenWhy
East Branch Brewing Company will be pouring suds at the Lenfest Center pavilion. Enjoy refreshments with a take-your-breath-away view. Pair your pint with a… …hike! ChesLen Preserve includes nearly 1,300 acres and more than 14 miles of trails to explore. …picnic! Bring a picnic to enjoy with your favorite pint. …fun time with friends! Bring a chair or picnic blanket and enjoy a get together with friends and family on the Lenfest Center’s back deck or the covered pavilion. *Small snacks will be available for CASH-ONLY purchase.* Join us on the 2nd Saturday of the month, from April through November.
DSA endorsed Chris Rabb for Congress. Chris is a democratic socialist from a long line of freedom fighters. As a five-term state representative, he's stood with workers and tenants—and in Congress, he'll fight for universal healthcare and housing, resist Trump's cruel deportation agenda, and end US complicity in genocide and war abroad. Donate here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/dsaforrabb We must be clear about what we’re up against. AIPAC-backed super PACs and outside groups are already pouring millions into this race, attempting to buy this election and drown out the will of voters. If we’re going to win, we have to band together to ensure