Join us for this virtual presentation to learn all about these natural beauties that light up our woods in the springtime!About the PresentationSpring ephemeral wildflowers bloom in early spring before the forest canopy leafs out as part of their strategy to capitalize on sunlight availability. They do all of their growing and reproduction during the time when sunlight reaches the forest floor, which is an ingenious survival and reproduction strategy. In the process, they create beautiful landscapes of color that we get to enjoy! This presentation will explore the magical world of spring ephemeral wildflowers, examine their survival and reproductive

If you are thinking about it, get the facts!Hosted by Haverford Township EACIf you are thinking about it, get the facts! Is solar worth it? How do solar panels work? Is my roof suitable for solar? What will it cost? Is it a good investment? Are financing options available? What are the tax incentives? Do they require maintenance? What grants and subsidized leases are available for low- and middle-income homeowners? What is the installation Process like?

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

Join us in a conversation that shapes the future of Philadelphia’s past.Philadelphia’s rich history is woven into its architecture, cultural landmarks, and community driven cultural sites, but as the city undergoes massive development, how can we ensure that this heritage is preserved for future generations?Join CultureWorks for an evening of meaningful conversation on the importance of historic preservation in a rapidly changing city. Featuring a panel of leading experts, this event will explore the challenges and opportunities of preserving Philadelphia’s history while embracing the city’s future.Moderator:Patricia Wilson Aden, Greater Philadelphia Cultural AlliancePatricia Wilson Aden is President & CEO of the

Join us for an engaging program on plant-based nutrition that's packed with insights, tips, and a tasty demo.Show some love to yourself and the environment. Join us for an engaging program on plant-based nutrition that's packed with insights.What you'll learnWhat is plant-Based eating?: Discover the basics and how this lifestyle works.Busting Myths & Misconceptions: Learn the truth about protein, calcium and why small changes makes a big difference.Health Benefits: From reversing heart disease to boosting energy, improving your skin, aiding weight loss, and enhancing gut health.Planet Benefits: How a plant based life style supports a healthier planet.Practical Tips to Start:

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

Join us at The Head and The Hand on February 20 at 7-8pm for a reading and conversation about Mother Archive, the debut image-text memoir by writer and photographer Erika Morillo. Erika will be in conversation with Philly-based artist and writer Irit Reinheimer, discussing the use of photography to understand mothering, memory, and identity in the context of the Dominican-American immigrant experience. Signed copies of the book will be available. Book Synopsis A family murder kept secret, the mysterious disappearance of her father, the systematic erasing of family photographs, a turbulent relationship with her mother, layers of trauma and abuse.

Create it and they will come! Get tips on creating a backyard habitat that benefits wildlife.THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20Wildlife Habitats to Attract Backyard Birds7:00–8:30 PMPat Sutton, Educator, Naturalist, and AuthorCreate it and they will come! Pat Sutton will share accounts of the diverse wildlife attracted to the South Jersey wildscape she and her husband have nurtured for over 30 years. They have tallied over 212 bird species and 78 butterfly species in their tiny one-half-acre wildlife oasis. How’d they do it? By questioning each practice as to whether it would help or harm wildlife. Get tips on creating a backyard habitat

Filmmaker and multi-disciplinary artist Thomas Allen Harris’ body of work is being honored at the Scribe Video Center.Since the mid-1980s, multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker, Thomas Allen Harris Jr (Tahj), has used a wide range of media including video, photography, installations, film, and performance to examine the nuances of Black and queer identity and subjectivity, particularly within the construction of the diaspora and the family model.Harris has been developing a co-creative and socially engaged practice that re-interprets identity, autobiography, and representation in the digital archive. For over three decades, by interweaving personal biographical material, Harris illuminates the notion of family through

Join us as we honor and celebrate the incredible local heroes and heroines who have made a lasting impact on our community and the nation.Welcome to Black History Month: "A Celebration of Local Iconic Heroes/Sheroes"! Join us at The Underground Railroad Museum of Burlington County in partnership with Rowan College at Burlington County for a memorable event honoring the remarkable individuals who have made a significant impact in our community.We continue to give voice for the silenced and erased ‘his stories,’ her stories’ and their stories’ as well as speak on the unfound and unarchivable.Come and celebrate the achievements of

Newlin Grist Mill and Wild Birds Unlimited (Glen Mills) have teamed up to explore the wonderful world of bird life! Join us for monthly naturalist-led walks through the 160-acre park at Newlin Grist Mill. We will meet year-round residents, visit exciting migrants, and learn the basics of bird identification and biology. Families and beginners are welcome for these free bird walks! A limited number of binoculars are available for use, but participants are encouraged to bring their own if they have them. Participants should meet in front of the Visitor Center.

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

Join us for our second gathering, we will read the story بطريق أضاع الطريق (Batriq ada3a altariq; A penguin lost his way) by Palestinian Kuwaiti author Hooda Shawa Qaddumi. The story chronicles the journey of a penguin displaced by climate change as he roams the world in search for home. First, Ms. Dina will read the story in Arabic, with consecutive English translation. Then, together, we will revisit key terms from the story while practicing the Arabic alphabets. For example: ش for شوكة and ز for زيتون. Finally, together we will discuss the lessons the kids draw from the story.

In honor of Black History month, join us to explore the civil rights history of the desegregation of Girard CollegeIn addition to its regular weekday hours (10-4 Wed-Fri), Founder’s Hall Museum hosts a monthly weekend open house. Visitors can enjoy special themed highlights and activities, along with the opportunity for a self-guided visit to the museum.In honor of Black History Month, join us at our February Open House as we highlight the history of the desegregation of Girard College. Learn about the three generations of Black Philadelphia activists who fought from the 19th century until 1968 for this change, from

Celebrate Black History Month by supporting local Black vendors! (Sat Feb, 8, 15 & 22)

NextFab South Philly is opening its doors for a two-day sale of equipment, tools, furniture, and materials as we move to our new location. This is your chance to acquire high-quality items at discounted prices. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your workshop, start a new project, or simply find some unique pieces, this sale has something for everyone. On Saturday, February 22nd, NextFab members get exclusive access to our pre-sale for a chance to browse the selection before anyone else and snag the best deals. On Sunday, February 23rd, we’ll open the sale up to the public. Come explore our

Learn how some of America's oldest trees played pivotal roles from outdoor classrooms to shelters for refuge.Trees sing songs of our ancestors. They tell of relationships forged in war and peace. Learn how some of America's oldest trees played pivotal roles from outdoor classrooms to shelters for refuge. Share your experience of trees in conversations on gentrification, education, and community building.All ages are welcome, this is a family friendly activity. Refreshments will be provided. This event is free to attend, but reservations are required and donations to UC Green are always appreciated.Event held will be held Saturday, February 22 11-1PM

An all level Hatha yoga class for the fam. With a relaxing meditation at the end. Enjoy a Sunday morning with your loved ones.greo-wurk is a storytelling practice, developed by creative + life coach blew kind. It includes multi-disciplinary art experiences where, participants travel through the past, the magic in the present, supporting their intent for the future.In this session participants will explore and discuss the life and works of Langston Hughes. Each participant will leave with original writings inspired by Hughes and a life map reflecting their own story.All supplies and light refreshments provided.No experience necessaryAbout blew:blew kind is

Help us sort donated fabrics, textiles, and reclaimed materials for creative reuse!Volunteer to help our team divert a wide range of creative materials away from the landfill and back into the hands of our creative community where they can be reused in countless creative projects!✓ Water bottle refill station and restrooms are available on-site✓ Wheelchair Accessible*Please Note* Although volunteer activities will be conducted indoors, our building at 1800 N American St. is a large warehouse space where the air conditioning cannot always keep at pace with the elements. Please stay hydrated, and if you are especially sensitive to heat, we'd

Our Annual Maple Sugar Day is here ! Join us for sap, syrup tasting, tree tours, and tapping, and more!Maple Sugar will Take place at the Tree house and tours starting on Forbidden drive. Sap and syrup tasting, tree tours to see the taped maple trees, and open house to visit inside the center. Donations welcome!

Learn the process of stained glass while making a Ouiji board planchette to hang in your home!With this workshop you will have a chance to learn about all the steps of building a stained glass piece. This class will involve cutting much of your own glass, copper foiling and soldering, assembling a cane border, and attaching a hanging crystal ball! You can choose your colors from a combo of pre cut colored glass, and will cut some pieces yourself. We will add metal wire hangers.You’ll be completing most steps of this project on your own. If you have any experience

Join us at the BGCC, where we have a lineup of authors, vendors, and delicious food. Admission is free, and all are welcome!This event is FREE to attend Black History Culture Fair - Celebrating Black AuthorsThis event is a part of BGCC's 95th Anniversary CelebrationJoin us at the Boys & Girls Club of Chester, where we have a lineup of authors, vendors, and delicious food. Admission is free, and all are welcome to join.RSVP online today! Accepting vendors and authors on a first come, first served basis.All slots for food vendors have been filledVendor & Author Fee: $25Link to register

Help us make our park a better place for wildlife and people! The Habitat Stewards group meets once a month to work on outdoor tasks related to habitat restoration and species conservation. Projects vary by month but include things like invasive plant removal, tree planting, garden maintenance, trail cleanup, and outdoor classroom care. 1pm to 3pm. Pre-registration is required. Contact Jessica at jshahan@newlingristmill.org or 610-459-2359.

In honor of Black History Month, join us to meet and pay tribute to ordinary people who did extraordinary things.  On this walking tour of Laurel Hill West, you’ll meet Black trailblazers who broke color barriers and overcame adversity to make lasting contributions to music, entertainment, politics, sports and more.   You’ll hear their stories and enjoy a walk in the beautiful setting of this historic cemetery. Tour Guide: Sarah Hamill COST $17/General Admission (Ages 13 and up) $15/Seniors (Ages 65+) and Students with ID $12/Members of the Friends of Laurel Hill $8.50/Youth (Ages 6-12) $1.90/Access Card Holders (can purchase up to

Love exploring subway history? Then this tour is for you.Theme: WHAT IS, WAS, and NEVER WAS.Meet inside 30th Street Station at the angel statue on the east side of the main hall. Bathrooms are nearby. Event lasts roughly 2 hours. Begins at 30th Street Amtrak Station, ends at 69th Street Terminal.Love exploring subway history? Then this tour is for you.After meeting at the angel statue, we will walk outside the station to understand the reason for submerging the original elevated structure back in the 1950s. After riding the underground trolley eastbound, we see where the El originally circled City Hall.

Discover the artist within through the process of painting with wool and create a unique, handmade work of art.SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22Wool Art Painting Workshop1:00 – 3:30 PMMaria Gio, Artist and Owner of Mara Effects—Wool ArtCLASS THEME: ImpressionistsDiscover the artist within through the process of painting with wool and create a unique, handmade work of art. Wool watercolor is an exceptional, meditative art where the piece is created by layering dry wool onto fabric (not needle felting). Under the weight of glass these complex layers of wool appear vibrant and rich with 3D effects.Choosing from sample designs, you’ll go step by

Join us for an informative and hands-on intensive workshop on pruning fruit trees and berry bushes.Workshop DetailsPruning always seems to be a topic that intimidates a lot of people. One wrong snip and you could set your fruit tree back years! But at the same time, once you understand the fundamentals, you'll realize just how easy and enjoyable pruning really is. So get ready to leave your pruning worries behind and come join us for a day-long pruning workshop where we will co over the fundamentals of pruning fruit trees, nut trees, berry bushes, and other plants!Workshop FormatThe workshop will

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

TheLEDC's Art Committee invites you to celebrate the opening of our newest art exhibit, "Object Memory" on Saturday, February 22, from 5-8 PThe LEDC's Art Committee invites you to join us for the opening reception for Object Memory on Saturday, February 22, from 5-8 PM at the 20*20 Gallery in Lansdowne, PA.Without prompting, some objects have the ability to transport us to another time and place. These imprints, however, are often fragile and fallible — shaped by telling, retelling, omission, and embellishment.In Object Memory, artists Jen Blazina and Ashley Catharine Smith collect, mend, and revise objects — some inherited from

Join us for the closing reception of the group exhibition "Beg. Barter. Steal", featuring an artist talk followed by a storytelling event.Join us for the closing reception of our current group exhibition beg. barter. steal. featuring artwork by the members of the Vox Populi artist collective. We will begin the evening with a series of short talks by participating artists, followed by a special storytelling event.5:00 p.m. Artist Talk6:30 p.m. Storytelling eventRead Aloud: An evening of storytelling with Philadelphia artists sharing their favorite folk tales out loud. Get cozy into the shape of story, allegory, weirdness, recollection, wisdom, and magic.beg.

Tatreez Workshop with Johara Shamaa February 22nd, 2025 at 6 PM In this workshop, we will explore the rich history and cultural significance of Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian embroidery. Participants will learn about the origins of this art form, the different techniques used, and the symbolism behind motifs and patterns. We will learn about thobes from different Palestinian cities, understanding how each region’s style is unique and represents its local heritage. Then, each participant will have the chance to practice Tatreez techniques and create their own piece of art, Either a framed design or bookmark. Class run time: 2 Hours Class price:

An all level Hatha yoga class for the fam. With a relaxing meditation at the end. Enjoy a Sunday morning with your loved ones.This class with be for the whole family. All level Hatha yoga class. With a relaxing meditation at the end. Enjoy a Sunday morning with your loved ones.d'griot will provide complimentary herbal tea. About Lex:Alexa is a yoga instructor residing in the Germantown nieghborhood. She has her RYT-200 in Hatha yoga and teaches regulary at studios across the Philadelphia area. She works to find ways to provide affordable yoga to the community.More about d'griot.d'griot (pronounced “duh-gree-o”) is

Fairmount Park Conservancy is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated return of Greenhouse Yoga at the Fairmount Park Horticulture Center on select dates throughout the winter. Escape the winter blues and connect with your practice in the lush, tropical setting of the Horticulture Center’s greenhouse. These all-level classes take place on select Sundays and will be led by a rotation of experienced teachers from Tula Yoga. ABOUT THE HORTICULTURE CENTER: The Horticulture Center in West Fairmount Park, a modern exhibition hall and greenhouse, was built for the Bicentennial Celebration in 1976. It sits on the site of the former Horticultural Hall, an 1876 Centennial Exposition building. Within

Come join us to make a one-gallon self-sustaining BioActive Terrarium! $75 per terrarium or $90 for a couple to make ONE TERRARIUM together.🌿 Join Pretty Green Terrariums for an immersive BioActive Terrarium-making Workshop!📅 Date: Sunday February 23rd, 10am-12pm🕒 Time: Doors open at 10 am📍 Location: 1116 South St Storefront🌟 About the Workshop: Indulge in a unique BYOB experience where you'll craft your very own one-gallon terrarium. Our BioActive Terrarium workshops are a fan-favorite, spanning 2 hours and providing all the materials you need. "Bioactive" means these terrariums mimic nature, with added organisms like isopods, springtails, bacteria, and fungi to create

NextFab South Philly is opening its doors for a two-day sale of equipment, tools, furniture, and materials as we move to our new location. This is your chance to acquire high-quality items at discounted prices. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your workshop, start a new project, or simply find some unique pieces, this sale has something for everyone. On Saturday, February 22nd, NextFab members get exclusive access to our pre-sale for a chance to browse the selection before anyone else and snag the best deals. On Sunday, February 23rd, we’ll open the sale up to the public. Come explore our

Black Lotus Holistic Health Collective presents Self Care Sundays with meditation and yoga classes.Welcome to Self Care Sundays! Join us on Sundays at 11:00 AM for some time dedicated to self-care and relaxation. This event will take place at Black Lotus HHC at 206 Rittenhousetown Lane, where you can unwind and focus on yourself.Take part in yoga sessions, meditation exercises, and mindfulness activities to rejuvenate your mind and body. Treat yourself to healthy snacks and refreshments while connecting with like-minded individuals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to prioritize your well-being and practice self-love. See you there!More about Black Lotus

Join us at Natural Creativity on the last Sunday of each month for Open Play!Looking for a place for your young person to play, explore, and grow? Come to Natural Creativity's unique self-directed play/learning space in Germantown on the last Sunday of the month, 12-2pm. Young people can come and experience our offerings. 4-6 year olds must be accompanied by an adult, while 6-12 year olds can be dropped off.

Create an original wall hanging using botanical materials (wool and fibers optional). All materials provided and locally sourced.

https://www.meetup.com/blackphiladelphia/events/305903628/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=share-btn_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=linThe origins of soul food emerged out of struggle and survival mechanisms of enslaved African people in the Deep South. They were given scraps of animals, such as chicken feet and heads, pigs snouts and intestines, oxtails, and other leftover organs, low in quality and nutritional value. Using these, they refined African traditional recipes into dishes that have become staples in American food culture.To commemorate Black History Month, we will be paying homage to African American soul food traditions in a budget friendly, veganized way,Menu:Chicken (oyster mushrooms)Mac-n-cheezeKale GreensAll gluten-free, soy-free, nut-freeFebruary is Black History Month and Vegan Cuisine Month, so

Immerse yourself in classical music with the forest as a visual inspirationSUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23Views of the Forest Through the Lens of Music2:30 – 3:30 PMMimi Stillman (flute) and Gabriel Globus-Hoenich (percussion) - members of Dolce Suono EnsembleJoin us for a concert that will immerse you in classical music with the forest as a visual inspiration. A musician meet-and-greet will follow.This concert is a collaboration between Allegro Music Consultants and Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens. Click here to view the three-part chamber music series.Members: $30 | Non-Members: $35

Photo courtesy of Chuck Uniatowski Meeting at the Rex Avenue Trailhead Kiosk Join Debbie and Jim on our last hike of the winter. This month we’ll be appreciating some of the work done by the FOW in 2024 as we traverse 2 reroutes and walk across the new pedestrian bridge. And we’ll note the beautiful vistas before the trees leaf up in the spring. We’ll pass by some areas of historical and cultural interest and also some beautiful rocks. Our route is about 3.5 miles and includes some rocky ascents and descents. Save some energy for the climb up to

Enjoy an hour walk / hike on one of our maybe trails to stay moving this winter!Health walking group that meets weekly and walks for an hour. Walking through the winter!weather depending

Bring out your child's inner wildlife artist! Create a painting for the National Wildlife Service’s national duck stamp contest!Junior Duck Stamp Contest,Create a painting for the National Wildlife Service’s national duck stamp contest!  Ages 6 to 18 are eligible.  Entries must be based on an actual animal.  Learn about waterfowl in the process.  Note: You will need 2 or 3 sessions to complete your work.Registration needed!https://www.fws.gov/program/junior-duck-stamp

An introduction to making paper at the Soapbox Community Print Shop & Zine Library.In this introductory course you will learn the basics of western-style papermaking including sheet forming, and how to easily modify moulds to create different shaped sheets, as well as proper studio cleanup. A materials fee covers pre-beaten cotton/abaca pulp, as well as use of moulds, deckles, felts, and drying system. Students will need to pick up dry paper from the studio the following week.Please note: We require all visitors to the Soapbox wear masks, regardless of their vaccination status. The instructor reserves the right to ask you

Join us for a informative session with Kara Jo to learn practical and easy tips and tricks to get better sleep!Join our favorite clinical herbalist, Kara Jo in her 4 part series this winter to discuss everyday yet important topics that affect our heath. In her last last session she will focus on herbal remedies for sleep. She will share which herbs can help with sleep health and how to prepare easy herbal concoctions in your kitchen to aid your sleep troubles. This virtual session will be hosted on Zoom on 2/24 at 6:30pm. You will receive a Zoom link

This is a crochet class & meetup that is beginner friendly. You will learn fundamental stiches of crochet and be provided a pattern to takeBegginer friendly crochet with yarn, hooks, and patterns available. More advanced crocheters are welcome to join in.

Homeschool Families can learn about maple trees, sap, and the process we use to create maple syrup. Taste test sap and syrup!Homeschool families can join us at the Tree House to learn about maple trees, sap, and the process we use to create maple syrup. Taste test sap and syrup!  Registration necessary.

Delicious recipes that have nourished souls throughout time and stories inspired by the African Diaspora.Incredible foods and writings from people of African descent — rooted in the nourishing legacy that continues to propel us towards liberation. Featuring recipes and excerpts from books like For the Culture, In Bibi’s Kitchen, How Long Til Black Future Month, and Parable of the Sower. 

Join YPE for a recruiting happy hour at Frankford Hall! Meet new board members, get involved, and enjoy great company & drinks!Young Professionals in Energy (YPE) is excited to announce its upcoming involvement happy hour on February 25th, 2025 at Frankford Hall! This event provides a platform to get involved with the energy community and industry across Greater Philadelphia. YPE serves to engage and connect professionals, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts working across various sectors in the energy industry.Kicking off at 5:30 PM, this casual gathering invites young energy professionals to connect and get involved. With Frankford Hall's great drinks and tasty

Join us for a discussion with Ruth Ben-Ghiat for a conversation on the role that media must play in keeping democracy alive and well.If 2024 was the year of democracy—a year that saw more people worldwide heading to the polls than ever before—then what is in store for 2025? Early returns are worrisome: political repression continues to throttle civil society movements while global media struggles to keep pace with rampant information manipulation and propaganda. In many places autocratic leaders are tightening their grip on power and democratic backsliding seems to be on the rise globally. Join Perry World House as

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.

a free virtual coach'n session for folks needing support in their story. Transform the old to the new, personally + professionallyCome to this free weekly virtual coaching session in group format for folks needing support in their story. Transforming the old to the new.blew will support next steps to get unstuck and free toward your goals personally and professionally.Bring your tea, share if you will, listen and learn from community conversation.RSVP to be reminded. and log in to Instagram @dgriot.phillyMore about blew:blew is a black woman, mother, artist, entreprenuer, and certified life coach. From orphaned to owning multiple community based

Join us for a conversation with journalist and blogger Matthew Yglesias, a longtime commentator on American politics and economics.Join us for a conversation with journalist and blogger Matthew Yglesias, a longtime commentator on American politics and economics. Previously at The Atlantic and Vox, which he co-founded, Matthew Yglesias writes the Slow Boring newsletter and is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. He has been recognized as a major voice on the center-left pushing for housing reform and issues-focused politics. Drawing from his extensive experience, Yglesias will provide insights into the challenges facing contemporary governance, policy debates, and the future of political discourse

A textile reuse, mending, and upcycling gathering. Drop-in every other week!BYO mending projects. I’ll be on hand to help, whether it’s darning, patching, or something else. Some basic supplies (needles, embroidery thread, pins, scissors, sewing machine, iron, interfacing, basic thread) will be provided.Feel free to BYO handcraft, specific color thread, etc.This gathering is about repairing our clothes and extending the life of our textile belongings, together. Come fix that hole in your sock, sew on that button, hem that pair of pants.Show up, hang out, and fix your things.While this isn’t a formal workshop or class, support is available for

Wonder as We Wander in Our World – CREATURESWelcome to PA IPL's 2025 Interfaith Spiritual Care zoom series! As the saying goes, "all who wander are not lost." Join us on Wednesday evening, February 26th at 7:00pm for the first installment of our 2025 Interfaith Spiritual Care series, Wonder as We Wander in Our World. Using music, poetry, prayer, small group discussion and imagery, this hope-filled zoom program will focus on the theme of wonder, as we explore the amazing creatures of the earth.This Spiritual Care series provides space for our interfaith work and expressions of our traditions. Each event

Join us from 7-9PM, on Wednesday, February 26th at Triple Bottom Brewing for the perfect stitchin’ class to commemorate 2025! We’ll be guiding you in creating your very own embroidery journal :) What’s an embroidery journal? An embroidered journal is a unique way to commemorate your year with stitchin'. Small symbols are used for different happenings in each month - these can be anything! From a cool movie you saw, place you got to check out or even more important happenings that you wanna look back on and celebrate. What’s included in the workshop? As usual, all the supplies and

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

Book of the Month for Feb about the sustainable skill of mending what we have. Available to borrow at Andorra Library.Meet to discuss the book of the month Mend by Kate Sekules. How the susatibale skill of mending is coming back as a eco conscious skill

Delicious recipes that have nourished souls throughout time and stories inspired by the African Diaspora.Incredible foods and writings from people of African descent — rooted in the nourishing legacy that continues to propel us towards liberation. Featuring recipes and excerpts from books like For the Culture, In Bibi’s Kitchen, How Long Til Black Future Month, and Parable of the Sower. 

Building Ghosts: Past Lives and Lost Places in a Changing City (Temple University Press, 2024) and the ghosts that reveal new truths.“Building ghosts” are the idiosyncratic remnants or imprints of demolished buildings, left behind on the sides of neighboring structures. Mostly seen in older Northeastern cities with rowhomes or party-wall adjacencies, they can reveal remarkable things, such as an old staircase going up the side of a building or plaster traces left by a set of shelves in an attic gable. As history in our changing cities is erased and remade, these ghosts can be ephemeral or enduring. They can be quickly revealed and

Join Woy Magazine, cinéSPEAK for a screening and conversation with the filmmaker celebrating Afro-Cuban heritage and cultural resistance!Join Koletivo Sin Nombre, Woy Magazine, cinéSPEAK and Gloria Rolando for a screening of El Alacrán, a film on Havana’s Carnival comparsa, and a discussion on the Carnival in both Cuba and Haiti - and its connection to cultural resistance. Celebrate Afro-Cuban heritage and Caribbean solidarity!Koletivo Sin Nombre is a collective of artists, organizers, and athletes who use creative resistance to build solidarity across Nuestra America. Follow: @Kolektivo.Sin.Nombre (Instagram)**EVENT FLOW**DOORS @ 5:30PMSCREENING & CONVERSATION with the filmmaker @ 6:00PM—**TICKETS**FREE TO ATTEND —DONATIONS TO

Join Mural Arts and artist Amir Campbell for an evening of joy and celebration of Sharswood history and community!Join Mural Arts and artist Amir Campbell for an evening of joy and celebration of Sharswood history and community! These events kick-off the upcoming mural series at Webb Plaza. We invite you to contribute to a Sharswood history timeline, participate in an art-making exercise, and engage in a photobooth to document your iconic dance moves.

Make your own zine at the Soapbox Community Print Shop & Zine Library in West Philadelphia.About this eventDo you have a story to tell, information to share, or art/poems to display? Join this Zine-Making and Bookbinding Workshop, no experience is required! Zines are a great way of sharing your ideas with your community, and we’ll work together to craft your zine!This class will focus on creating a zine out of your idea, covering how to make zines and bind small books. We’ll learn how to make 3 styles of zines. and 2 bookbinding styles. You can decide what matches your

Everything is connected—from the scraps in your kitchen to the water in our streams. When food waste is composted instead of thrown away, it transforms into a powerful soil conditioner that benefits watersheds in major ways: Reduces runoff: Compost-enriched soil acts like a sponge, holding rainwater and filtering out pollutants before they reach rivers and streams. Builds healthier landscapes: Compost restores soil health, which supports stronger plants and ecosystems that naturally protect water quality. Reduces chemical pollution: By naturally enriching your soil, compost decreases the need for synthetic fertilizers, which often wash into waterways, causing harmful algae blooms and disrupting ecosystems. By

Join us to discover how the Winter Garden in the Sourlands stays vibrant and beautiful all year round!Talk of the Sourlands: The Winter Garden – Beautiful and Alive as any SeasonIn this talk, Rosalind will discuss the Winter Garden, highlighting the “bones” of the garden, focusing on plants that are both native and visually appealing for the winter season. She will go over winter garden maintenance and how to have a garden that feeds into the ecosystem. Through photography and discussion, she hopes that people will walk away from this talk realizing just how beautiful and alive the winter season

A collage workshop in which we will focus on Black figures. All materials provided. We will use paper, fabric, and other media.ANY DAY NOWJoin us for a collage workshop that focuses on creating Black figures from paper, like the handmade collage in the flyer. All materials will be provided, but if you want to bring paper of your own, please do.

Join us at the BLK IVY Open Mic Event for a night of music, poetry, and creativity!One year ago, we set out to create a safe haven for self-expression and joy through our monthly open mic series, and there’s NO WAY we could’ve done it without you. Come celebrate #BlackJoyMonth with us, and one whole year together as a community!This event will take place Friday, February 28th, 2025 at BLK Ivy Thrift from 6:30-8:30pm.Complimentary alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages will be served. For those performing, please prepare pieces surrounding Black love and JOY, as this will be our theme for the

Join Uncle Bobbie's as we welcome award-winning author, Eve L. Ewing for the launch of her latest book, "Original Sins".What if instead of asking, "why don’t our schools work?" we asked, "what if they’re actually doing what they were built to do?"Got your attention yet?The brilliant, award-wining author, Eve L. Ewing will tackle this question and so much more when we welcome her for the launch of her latest book, "Original Sins". Eve will be in conversation with writer and sociologist, Janine de Novais.Q&A will follow the discussion.All copies of Original Sins will be signed.See you there!******About the book:If all

Come join our Floral Art Workshop where everyone can unleash their creativity and learn how to create beautiful floral arrangements!Welcome to our Floral Art Workshop *For Everybody*! Join us on Fri Feb 28, 2025 at 7:00 PM at Little Treat for a cozy and creative evening filled with flowers and art. This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in learning the art of pressed floral arrangements, no prior experience needed!All materials will be provided, just bring your enthusiasm and eagerness to learn. Don't miss out on this exciting event - reserve your spot now!IMPORTANT INFO BELOW:Spaces are very limited. (Not

Public Community Paint DayPlease join Sanctuary Farm and Mural Arts for a Community Paint Day to contribute to the upcoming mural designed by Cindy Lozito at Sanctuary Farm.

Combine your love of art and the natural world to create scientific illustrations!SATURDAY, MARCH 1Scientific Illustration Workshop10:00 AM–12:00 PMMarissa Jacobs, Educator and Founder of The Art of EcologyCombine your love of art and the natural world to create scientific illustrations! Learn more about scientific illustration from the role of composition to the in-depth process of making and documenting observations. Review the scientific method as it applies to artists, and how being able to make detailed observations for our artistic creation can lead us to notice the little things around us.All materials provided. No prior artistic or scientific experience is required.Members: