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Knife skills, cutting techniques, understanding sauces, and the french mother saucesAdvance Culinary Skills Training from the UNITE HERE Mid Atlantic Training and Scholarship Fund.This class is from 3-4 hours, 4 days a week for 2 weeks.Please only sign up if you are able to come to each session.Students will leave with a basic understanding of the 5 foundational sauces in French cuisine that are the building blocks to creating kitchen menus and are essential for professional chefs and home cooks alike. This will provide the advanced learner with knowledge about texture, flavor and balance. Learning blocks for the class are

Please join BLACK MAGIC WOMAN Productions for a script-in-hand reading of “While The Gettin’s Good,” a romantic comedy by Renee Lucas WayneLocation: 20*20 House, 20 Lansdowne Court. Admission: $5 donation suggested. Space is limited; RSVPs are highly recommended. Light refreshments will be served. Follow along for more information Black Magic Woman ProductionsKenyatta, the founder of a small alternative school, wakes to find her life in its usual disarray. She’s late for a meeting, unprepared for an impending state inspection, and to top it all off, her car insurance has lapsed. After her roommate Vaness promises to hand-deliver the payment, but

Learn how to fight off colds and flu naturally with Kara Jo's garden remedies - no more sniffles or sneezes!Learn how to take plants growing in your garden and available in the stores to build an herbal immunity medicine cabinet to support you during the cold and flu season. Kara Jo will discuss how to tap into natural healing powers of herbs and flowers that we can grow in our gardens.Kara Jo is a long time co-op member shares her love and knowledge about holistic remedies with Weavers Way community. She also has a range of natural products for sale

Join us for a cozy evening discussing how birdwatching can feed your mind, body, and soul - it's more than just a book club!Written by Holly Merker, Richard Crossley, and Sophie Crossley, January’s Book Club is one you won’t want to miss!January’s Book Club with a Very Special Guest! We’ve been building toward this moment, and it will happen in January! Our Wild Birds Unlimited Book Club returns in January, and the co-author of " Ornitherapy: For the Mind, Body and Soul", Holly Merker will be joining us to lead the discussion.This is a rare opportunity to dive deeper into

Join us each Monday in collective practice — arriving in our bodies, grounding in the present moment, and meeting ourselves with curiosity,Meditation Monday at One Art - Community Sit CircleDate: Every Monday, Starting October 13thTime: 6:30 - 7:30 pmLocation: One Art - 4139 N 52nd St. PhiladelphiaWith over twenty-five years of shared meditation and mindfulness practice, Malaika Gilpin and Noelle Warford invite you to gather in stillness at One Art Community Center in West Philly.Each week, our community sit becomes a gentle return—to posture, to silence, to the steady rhythm of breath. Together, we practice arriving in our bodies and

Beat back those winter blues, and get your blood pumping on a morning walk in Cobbs Creek! Let's get outside to enjoy the sunshine!All ages & experience levels welcome!Meet inside the chain link fence by the Community OrchardTuesdays 9:30 to 10:30amFREE

Community based yoga at Trinity Church, 22nd and Spruce. All levels are welcome. Bring your own mat and water.Philly River Flow - Yoga at Trinity - TuesdaysCome join us for a rejuvenating yoga session at Trinity Memorial Church every Tuesday. Let's flow together and find our inner peace amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.All levels are welcome, just bring your mat, water and an open mind. See you on the mat!

An experiential workshop facilitated by licensed Bereavement Counselor, Jeffrey T. Barg, MSS, LCSWInvites participants to honor and approach whatever grief they may be holding with radical presence and worshipful attention. Free to attend!Facilitator: Jeffrey T. Barg, MSS, LCSW

Let's explore the worlds of animals through pictures and stories, and see how our animal neighbors spend the winter.Pre-K to 1st gradeMeet in Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center lobbyWednesdays 10:30 - 11:00amFREE

Curious about the other half of the Science History Institute? Step into the Othmer Library of Chemical History!Since its founding in 1988, the Othmer Library at the Science History Institute has been a haven for research in the history of science—but there's more to the story. Explore the reading room on a guided tour, learn how our collection has grown, and discover why we have one of the most comprehensive rare book collections on chemistry and its alchemical roots.Guests 13 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

This month's graduate student workshop examines how political upheavals reshape the rights and recognition of minorities.This session examines how political upheavals reshape the rights and recognition of minorities. By tracing how states, international organizations, and revolutionary leaders redefine who counts as a protected subject, the two papers show how marginalized groups invoke and contest legal categories to secure mobility, political voice, and substantive equality.Paper Abstracts:Jewish Refugees in the Age of the Jewish Nation: Soviet Jews as "Cold War Refugees" or "Israeli Repatriates" 1971-1991Alexandra (Sasha) ZborovskyIn 1951 members of the United Nations gathered to draft the modern definition of “refugee.” There

Enjoy a guided bird walk in the Andorra Natural Area during lunchtime! All levels of birders welcome.Enjoy a guided bird walk in the Andorra Natural Area during lunchtime. Late fall/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 or snowing. However, join us on the porch to watch the feeders. Walks vary in length from 1.5 hrs to 2 hrs.

Learn about the dos and don'ts of renting with our Rights of Landlord and Tenants Workshop!Join us for an informative workshop on the Rights of Landlord and Tenants!Event Date: January 14, 2026 at 12:30 PM (Eastern Time)Venue: ECS St Barnabas MissionCome learn about your rights and responsibilities as a landlord or tenant in a friendly and interactive setting. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the game, this workshop will provide valuable insights and tips to navigate the rental world with confidence. Don't miss out on this opportunity to empower yourself with knowledge!See you there!

January 2026 Meeting of the Joseph Priestley SocietyHarvesting Earth's internal heat has been practiced since Roman times, but recent interest has grown in geothermal as a reliable, continuous clean power source. Brian Schmidt of Geothermal Rising will overview the industry's history and technological advances. Jill Karpinski and Andy Feick of Swarthmore College will share details about transitioning their campus heating and cooling systems to geo-exchange as a cost-effective climate mitigation strategy with minimal campus disruption.About the SpeakersBrian Schmidt has served as librarian and industry analyst for Geothermal Rising since 2011. Previously, he served in a variety of library and research

Take a short hike to unveil the Fractal Forest within Pennypack Park, then create fractal art at the Environmental Center. All are Welcome. Geared towards families with ages 5 & up with an adult. FREE Subject to change. Register at https://forms.gle/FT2adW5gAyUtY3x3A to stay up-to-date. Parking is available at the center with additional street parking.The center, bathrooms, and picnic areas are all accessible, however, the trails are rocky and uneven. Photos will be taken of participants during this program for use by the Pennypack Environmental Center and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. If you wish to opt out, please let us know

Exploring 6 diasporic poets lives and work. We will be responding with original writings; compiling work to produce a zine and performanceWednesdays starting Jan 14th-Feb 18th. Performance on Sunday Feb 22ndONLY 18 Seats! for youth 13-18 years old. all levels welcome.We will be exploring 6 diasporic poets lives and work.We will be responding with original writings compiling work to produce a zine and performance.We will be partnering with 3 other Philadelphia youth visual artists to construct original pieces of the 6 poets we are studying.Audio of Performances will be recorded and on display with the gallery show from Feb-April in

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

Turn your ideas into funded projects — master research, proposal writing, and donor strategies in one powerful grant writing course

Join award-winning wildlife photographer and acclaimed author Glenn Mason for a photographic journey of the season's flora and wildlife. This program showcases history, photos, and fascinating stories from the Whitemarsh Foundation's award-winning book Jewel of the Wissahickon - Rewilding the Dixon Meadow. Note  Parking is extremely limited at Dixon Meadow Preserve.  Carpooling is highly recommended if possible.

For children ages 2-5 yearsPUPPETS - MAGIC - MUSIC - FUNAges 2-5 yearsAges 2-5 yearsAges 2-5 yearsA lesson on love and understanding about the message of Dr. King.

Join us for a virtual Lunch + Learn, where we’ll dig into current best practices in board governance and what they mean for your work.Governance Best PracticesStrong governance requires more than good intentions—it calls for clearly defined roles, disciplined decision-making, and alignment between mission and strategy. This session will help board and staff leaders identify gaps, leverage strengths, and plan for the leadership needed to support strategy, fundraising, and governance to meet and exceed today’s challenges. The discussion will provide a framework for lean but effective boards, including key governance policies and strategies, and will outline actionable best practices for

.Ten years after the Paris Agreement demonstrated a profound collective will to address global emissions, the world's efforts to confront the accelerating climate crisis reached a pivotal moment at the UN Climate Conference (COP30) in the Amazon. Emissions continue to rise as multilateralism is met with more and more challenges.While COP30 participants acknowledged the Paris Agreement's past successes, the proceedings highlighted a difficult reality: the political will needed for momentous multilateral agreement remains elusive. Instead, progress was characterized less by formal consensus and more by achievements outside the official process. These "outside track" successes included initiatives led by Brazil, Colombia,

Thursdays Jan 8, Jan 15, Jan 22, 3 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Join us in unearthing the WWW (Wood Wide Web) through the lens of the microscope. Open a secret doorway into a hidden universe. A drop of pond water or compost transforms into a bustling world of fascinating creatures, crystalline shape and unseen patterns. Every twist of the focus knob reveals an alien world. All are Welcome. Geared towards families with ages 5 & up with an adult. FREE. Subject to change. Register at https://forms.gle/FT2adW5gAyUtY3x3A to stay up-to-date. Parking is available at the center with additional street parking.The center, bathrooms, and

Weekly Teen Open Studio. Ages 13-19. Come make art! We can provide basic instruction in art and sewing. Snacks will be provided.Come make art! We will have several instructors that can assist in learning new skills. We will have art supplies, sewing supplies and snacks!

Celebrating the theme “Representation Matters," this special event shines a spotlight on the diverse voices and leaders driving urban ag.The Delaware Urban Farm and Food Coalition (DEUFFC) invites you to join us for a Delaware Agriculture Week event on January 15, 2026, from 5–8 PM at the Delaware Center for Horticulture for an inspiring evening celebrating the theme “Representation Matters.” This special event shines a spotlight on the diverse voices and leaders driving urban agriculture across the Delaware region. Connect with local growers, community organizations, and advocates who are cultivating more inclusive, equitable, and resilient food systems. Enjoy networking and

Learn how to make "Fire Cider", a wintertime immune-supporting herbal tonicFinish out the winter strong - this herbal medicine is said to help fight off wintertime sickness, as well as promote overall health and vitality. We'll teach you how to make it, and you'll take your finished product home after it is fully infused!Note: Fire Cider will take 4 weeks to infuse after preparation. We will notify participants when the tonic is strained and ready to pickup, likely around February 8th.

Join us for a special conversation with Co-Executive Directors Ariel Shelton and Melinda Steffy, and learn more about the organization.

A rejuvenating workshop designed to help you cultivate a meaningful and nourishing morning ritual.Start Your Day with IntentionJoin us for a rejuvenating workshop designed to help you cultivate a meaningful and nourishing morning ritual. Participants will explore simple Ayurvedic practices, gentle movement, grounding breathwork, and intention-setting techniques to enter each day with greater clarity, presence, and calm. The session will conclude with a short guided meditation to help you integrate what you’ve learned.Whether you're looking to refresh your routine or create a new mindful practice, this workshop offers supportive tools to start your mornings with purpose and balance.Workshop offered by

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian embroidery in this workshop.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

Open Studio Collaging!Here are the supplies we have at the Coven:Glue sticksMod Podge*BladesScissorsCutting MatsClippings & MagazinesMixed media paper & other background bases*you will need to supply cups and brushes for Mod PodgeAbout your Host:Jamie DeAngelis is an official SoulCollage® Facilitator and Philadelphia-based mixed-media artist who creates vibrant works with second-hand materials. She received a Bachelor of Studio Art from Rosemont College (2008), where she unlocked her love of iconography, papermaking, bookmaking, and the pop art vibes of printmaking. Since receiving a Master of Science in Arts Administration at Drexel University, she has been inspired by Philly’s arts & culture scene

All are welcome to join Laurel Hill’s book club which reads and discusses a wide range of genres and topics, from historical nonfiction to contemporary novels, from science and medicine to memoir and humor. We’re delighted to welcome Dr. Joe Lex, the author and one of our fabulous tour guides, to lead the discussion of his newly released book, “All Bones Considered: 52 Laurel Hill Women.” Meet 52 trailblazing women who shaped history – and are buried at Laurel Hill Cemeteries. From America’s first prima ballerina to the founder of Mother’s Day, the first Black woman to earn a PhD

Explore how fossil records of extinct plants are reshaping our current understanding of plant evolution and major events in Earth history.THURSDAY, JANUARY 15Evolution, Environment, Drought, Frost: Insights from Extinct and Living Plants7:00–8:30 PMJonathan Wilson, Ph.D., Edward Drinker Cope Professor of Environmental Biology at Haverford CollegeExplore how fossil records of extinct plants are reshaping our current understanding of plant evolution and major events in Earth history, including the collapse of the Carboniferous Period rainforests more than 300 million years ago. Discover what sets plants apart from other multicellular organisms and how mathematical models applied to fossils can provide insight into plants

Please join us for the exhibition preview for Cornbread's solo exhibition "LEGENDARY". Due to demand, a reserved ticket is required to enterNOTE: This will be the first chance to collect work by Cornbread in person from this exhibition. Due to high demand, you must reserve a ticket for entry to this preview event. If you wish to see a digital catalog prior to the preview event, please email info@paradigm-gallery.com or submit your request here.Read the full exhibition press release here.CORNBREAD: LEGENDARY will be on view at Paradigm Gallery + Studio from January 16, 2026 – February 15, 2026.The artist will

Do you need a night out or a quiet night at home! We got you. Drop the kids off at the bookstore for crafts, snacks, games and a movie.Ages 6-12.Snacks provided--popcorn and sweets. Kiddos will have a blast; they will think it is really kids night out!

Family Art Club, ages 2-18, 10:00am-10:45am.One day workshop!We request that you do not arrive more than 5 minutes early.Family Art Club! For ages 2-18. One adult per family. This class is for families with children who feel more comfortable creating with their grownup. It is a 45 minute session.We will be making popsicle snowflakes.Session is from 10:00AM-10:45AMTacony LAB Class Enrollment and Attendance PolicyAttendance Policy: We understand that traffic and other delays happen, however we request you to be on time to our events. We have a 15 minute grace period. If we are not notified and you are more than

Once a month, all winter long—stay cozy, connected, and stocked with local Goodness.❄️✨ New Year New Market at the Lansdowne Farmers Market ✨❄️Once a month, all winter long—stay cozy, connected, and stocked with local goodness.Make your crafting or community goals for the year. Let us know how we can support you at the LEDC! Stop by, say hello, and discover something new!🗓️📍 The Landing (30 N. Lansdowne Ave)🗓️ Saturday, January 17 | 10 AM – 12 PMBundle up, bring a friend, and come celebrate the magic of the season with your community. ✨

People need to shut up and write. Let’s do it together over light refreshments, hot drinks, and collective silence.Led by Thalia Elie, this series is about writing together, in a shared communal space, but in focused silence—so we finally get to The End of our current works in progress.Studies show that expressive writing can have the same effects on our brains as prayer and meditation--improving mood, regulating emotions, and boosting our immune systems. Therefore we've designed a place for folks to shut up and write--together.Each session will include:A super short literary discussionIntense social silenceTime to share and listenTime to buy

Join us for a serene & creative journey into the art of Ikebana, the traditional Japanese practice of flower arranging. BYO dish & scissors.This workshop will take place in our barn.

Why buy new when you can learn to repair & reuse your best-loved knitwear!Join us for a hands-on visible mending workshop with textile artist Siena Faughnan. You will learn the simple and satisfying art of darning to repair holes and reinforce worn areas in your favorite socks, scarves, and sweaters. In this cozy, beginner-friendly class, we’ll cover the basic stitching and weaving techniques using simple tools like needles, thread, and yarn, empowering you to extend the life of your clothes while adding a personal touch. By the end of the workshop you'll have the skills to repair and add flair

Learn from a local expert on how to safely and effectively remove English Ivy.

Join us to participate in our Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service clean up in Germantown, Sunday, January 18th from 10 AM - 1 PM.JOIN US for a day of community care and improvement at the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Clean-Up in Germantown! On Sunday, January 18th, from 10 AM to 1 PM (rain date: January 25th), we’ll come together to honor Dr. King’s legacy through service and teamwork.Event Details:What: Community clean-up and garden bed assembly/painting!Where: Meet at the corner of 5700 Greene St, Philadelphia, PA 19144Who: Organized by I Love Thy Hood and Germantown United

Give, take and swap fabrics at STITCH AND DESTROY!Are you a fabric hoarder? Learning to sew? Want free fabric??Visit STITCH AND DESTROY for our first Fabric Swap! Give, take and swap your pre-loved or unused fabric yardage and cuttings, and become inspired to sew your next project. Drop off and take home fabrics at any time during event hours.Fabric yardage and cuttings MUST BE AT LEAST 1 FOOT in length or width. No small scraps! Fabrics must be clean, washed, and free of smells and pet hair. We will NOT be accepting clothing, bedding, linens, towels, or blankets- save these

Waistbeads & Wellness! Learn the history behind African waist beads, get adorned with your first strand, enjoy lite bites, a welcome drink✨ Waist Bead Experience ✨Join us on Saturday, November 16th from 3–6 PM at Love and Liberty (1009 Marshall St.) for an intimate afternoon of connection and self-expression.We’ll explore the history and meaning of African waist beads, enjoy lite bites and a welcome drink, and you’ll be adorned with your first strand. The evening will flow with heartfelt conversation and a sacral activation meditation to help you reconnect with your body, creativity, and feminine energy.A beautiful space to ground,

A BurlesqueU Graduate Reunion for Bread and Roses Gender Justice Organizing FundHoneyTree EvilEye, Mistress Minaka, and recent BurlesqueU Solo Series alumni are proud to present Babes for Justice, a burlesque benefit show for local gender justice organizing!Enjoy a sizzling lineup of ingenue burlesquers-- as we put our bottoms on the line for the Bread and Roses Gender Justice Organizing Fund. All proceeds go to the fund. Bring a friend, bring a lover, and get ready to throw dollars FOR JUSTICE!!!Featuring:Mistress Minaka69EVEAMMidnight MagicianBad JujuMonaLisa BombshellLaceyThrilla ManillaThief a la ModePony CorbeauHosted by HoneyTree EvilEyekittened by Doxie Heart & SweetXDecayDoors at 6:30pm, show

Join PhilaNOMA’s MLK Day of Service for a fun, impactful day giving back to the community in person!Join Us for PhilaNOMA's MLK Day of Service! Come together in person with fellow tech enthusiasts and make a difference this Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It's a perfect chance to give back, connect, and celebrate community spirit. Whether you're a coding pro or just passionate about helping out, everyone’s welcome! Don't miss out on a day full of meaningful work and good vibes. Let’s honor Dr. King’s legacy by making a positive impact – see you there!

Join neighbors as we come together for a clean up and share words and songs to commemorate Dr King.

2nd Annual DAY OFF FROM WORK, DAY ON for BLACK COMMUNITY: Listen * Learn * Strategize * Plan through the lens of a Black Investment ClubDID YOU KNOW DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. published "WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE: CHAOS or COMMUNITY?" in June 1967 to serve as a blueprint to help both Black Community and country as a whole to move forward in achieving athe full goals of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement.He provided insight on the Black Church * Black Newspapers * Black Nationalist * Black Greek Letter Organizations * Black Professional Socities * Nihilist * Black

Kids Yoga at the Willows Mansion: Winter Animals AdventureJoin us at the Willows Mansion for a cozy, movement-filled morning as we stretch, wiggle, and explore the wonder of winter animals through yoga with certified yoga instructor & Educator Erin Park! Appropriate for children ages 3-6.What's included: winter animals themed yoga program, hot cocoa, and a winter-themed craft.Cost: $15 per child (with caregiver)Registration through Eventbrite is required. If you wish to pay via Venmo or Check, please select the "Pay via Venmo" or "Pay via Check" option during registration, and then send payment separately in your preferred method prior to the

Join us for a hands-on habitat restoration volunteer event as we care for local ecosystems together.MLK Day of Service: Habitat Restoration EventJoin us this Martin Luther King Jr. Day as we honor Dr. King’s legacy through hands-on service that strengthens our local environment. This year’s project focuses on improving wildlife habitat and restoring the health of our natural areas.What we’ll be doing:• Removing invasive plants including vines, amur honeysuckle, and devil’s walking stick• Working together to care for and clear the landscape around last year’s TreeVitalize planting site• Supporting a healthier habitat for native plants and wildlifeWhether you’re a regular

Join us for a Day of Service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as we come together to care for our community and environment.Join us for a Day of Service in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as we come together to care for our community and environment. This volunteer day is rooted in Dr. King’s call to action—transforming remembrance into meaningful service.This is an opportunity to serve together, learn together, and strengthen community through collective action.All experience levels are welcome—tools, guidance, and gratitude provided 💚🌱

Explore special holiday hours at Founder's Hall MuseumIn addition to its regular weekday hours (10-4 Wed-Fri), Founder’s Hall Museum hosts a monthly weekend open house. Drop into Founder's Hall on Martin Luther King Day, January 19th, to explore the museum and learn more about the 75 year civil rights struggle to desegregate Girard College.Housed in a magnificent Greek Revival landmark, the Founder’s Hall Museum offers a glimpse into the complex life of Stephen Girard, America’s first multi-millionaire, and illuminates the legacy of a school which he founded, which has fascinated Philadelphia visitors since the 19th century, became the focus of

Get your chance to tour Philadelphia's famous and exciting 7th Ward with The Black Journey! Tour Description:Meet your guide (holding "The Black Journey" sign) in front of Mother Bethel AME Church 6th and Lombard.RSVP in advance required.Call 267.702.3479 for more information.Philadelphia’s famous Seventh Ward was a thriving and bustling community populated by many Black Philadelphians as well as immigrants from the end of the 18th century until the 1960s. By 1900 the Ward was home to approximately 30% of Black Philadelphians. Boasting the largest Black population in the city, the Seventh Ward was the epicenter of Black culture and home

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,

.The shuttering of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) this year marked the end of an era in global development, threatening the livelihood of millions of vulnerable people. For decades, development initiatives resourced by USAID, as well as many other countries, helped expand health care, education, and economic opportunity worldwide. Despite its flaws, the system, which leveraged multilateral institutions and civil society organizations, worked to alleviate suffering, reduce poverty, and save lives.Yet, even before USAID’s closure, this system for development was increasingly under strain and critique. Governments were shifting resources toward hard security as well as disaster response,

Attend this virtual session to discuss pruning with Master Gardener Rich Kedanis!Before spring’s growth starts, winter offers the perfect time to shape, strengthen, and rejuvenate your garden. In this session with Penn State Master Gardener Rich Kedanis, we’ll explore the art and science of pruning and cover when, why, and how to make thoughtful cuts that promote health, form, and future blooms. We’ll also discuss techniques and seasonal transitions to set your plants up for success in the coming year as well as discuss integrative approaches that benefit your whole garden. Participants will gain confidence in techniques to prune effectively

Hike & Sit: A Community Hike + Climate Justice Conversation Series Presented by Black Lotus Holistic Health Collective Reconnect with nature