Participants will get hands on experience using fruit tree bark and Shibori resist techniques to dye a scarf!Come to Caitlin Nolan of Philly Dye Club's farm in New Jersey, to get hands on experience using fruit tree bark and Shibori resist techniques to dye a scarf. We will discuss the methods and ethics and implications of foraging different dye stuffs. Participants will be provided with a unique hyper local guide to foraging dyestuffs in the greater philadelphia area. If you are unable to secure a ride, please reach out to info@davinciartalliance.org to coordinate driving over with Dye Club members or

Roll up your sleeves & grab a friend, join us in our efforts to Keep Norristown BeautifulSmall changes have a BIG impact on our community!Join us on April 14th at 10am for our 2nd Annual Community Clean up. This event is completely FREE and all ages are welcome!Grab your family, friends, and colleagues, and let's work together to make Norristown a cleaner place for us all to live!W e will meet Ackey's Park (on the Sterigere St. side) at 10 AM and then begin to collect trash within the surrounding area, making our way down Sterigere St. towards Stanbridge St.,

Join us at Triple Bottom Brewery for yoga hosted by Tula yoga and a pint after, because it's all about balance!Join us for an all levels yoga class in our tap room and enjoy a complimentary beer or mocktail after. Bring your own mat, class from 11-12, please arrive 10-15 minutes prior for check in.$25 per Class or $60 for Three of the Summer Series Package - 4/14, 5/19, & 6/9

Join SLC for a brunch, market and cookbook fair with local and visiting chefs, cookbook authors and food media on Sunday, April `14!On Sunday, April 14, join Sisterly Love Collective for bites from some of Philadelphia’s top women chefs in collaboration with chefs and authors from all over the country, a specially curated bar, book fair and mini market with SLC vendors. Meet some of the authors of upcoming new releases, chefs of award-winning restaurants and community members!The Chef Conference, founded by Mike Traud and presented by Visit Philadelphia and Resy, an American Express company, is a four-day conference debuting

A drop-in collage workshop using sourced Philly street maps inspired by Yannick Lowery's current exhibition for all ages!Mapping Our Streets, will be a drop-in collage workshop using sourced Philly street maps as a base to build upon how we experience our neighborhoods in the present, and what we hope to see in the future. This Family Day activity is drawing inspiration from our NextFab x DVAA Artist in Residence, Yannick Lowery's exhibition and public art projects "Addressing the Future", where he asks...How do you envision sustainable and equitable spaces in the future of this city? Is time shaping us? Or

Get outside and get sketching!SUNDAY, APRIL 14Designing a Spring Sketchbook1:00 – 3:30 PMMargaret Saylor, Botanical Artist and IllustratorBotanical art draws together art and science. What better way to become familiar with our Pennsylvania plants than by beginning a sketchbook? Explore basic botanical art techniques and review different approaches to making a sketchbook. Take a walk around the gardens, then reconvene to share observations and work. A great way to start that sketchbook you have always wanted to create.All levels welcome; some drawing experience helpful but not necessary.A recommended materials list is available here.Members: $40 | Non-Members: $50

Learn how to needlefelt onto a piece of fabric and create your own scene/picture. Two Part ClassLearn how to needle-felt a picture. In this class you will be needle felting a scene onto a foundation fabric.We will have some examples of what you can do. It will be up to you what kind of scene you create.Taught by Emily HitchnerTwo Sessions, April 15th and 22nd from 6:00pm-8:00pmAttendance 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

Join us for 4 weeks of outdoor fun!TUESDAYS, 4-WEEK SERIESJenkins Juniors (Ages 2–5)4/16 – 5/7 | 10:00 – 11:00 AMAmy Mawby, Education Manager, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensLet’s go exploring—get your little ones outside this spring! Each class will include a story, scenic strolls, and a creative craft. Our activities will encourage children to embrace their sense of wonder, and adults to rekindle theirs. Each week will have a different theme so join us for one or both series.Suitable for ages 2–5. Children must be walking (no strollers) and must be accompanied by an adult.Registration required for children only. Rain or

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

Join us for a conversation about consequences of gender toxicity on a global scale. In a world threatened by armed conflicts, climate collapse, widening inequality, and potentially ungovernable technologies, political leaders have plenty on their plates. At the same time, regressive and repressive gender policies are taking center stage in many places around the world. For instance, women’s rights are in continued crisis in Afghanistan; women’s health care is under assault in too many places, including the U.S.; and loudly anti-feminist presidents govern Argentina and El Salvador. Why have reductive, exclusionary, and even life-endangering reproductive and gender-based policies gained such traction globally? How

Join us for an exclusive virtual shopping experience hosted by our Online Store Team!Earth Month: Virtual Shopping with FABSCRAP!Join us for an exciting online event where you can celebrate Earth Month with a fresh collection of fabrics!On Tuesday, April 16th at 2pm (EST), you'll have the opportunity to shop a wide range of never-before-seen high quality and designer fabrics from the comfort of your own home. In honor of Earth Month, we will be highlighting natural fibers, nature-inspired prints, and the color green!Don't miss out on this exclusive online event! Mark your calendars and get ready to refresh your fabric

Meet at Thomas Mansion Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join long-time steward of the Wissahickon and the FOW Volunteer of the Year (2019), David Bower, on a variety of stewardship projects on Wednesday mornings! Locations and tasks will vary week to week, and may include trash clean-ups, trail improvements, invasive plant removal, graffiti removal, and general park beautification. David’s many years of experience in the Wissahickon means you’ll learn a lot about the valley while also making a positive impact on it. No experience is needed. We provide gloves, tools

We are pleased to host our 17th annual New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team Conference!Widely considered the most comprehensive state-wide forum on invasive species and continues to evolve to address new and emerging issue, the conference has typically involved nearly 150 participants and speakers, representing academia, industry, government agencies, NGOs, the general public, and other stakeholders involved in the issues. Many are seeking opportunities for cooperation and collaboration to address invasive species from a state-wide perspective.Continuing Education Units:Urban and Community Forestry Program - 5 CEUsNJDEP Pesticide Control ProgramCategory 2 - Forest - 2 CEUsCategory 3A - Ornamentals - 2 CEUsCategory

Welcome to the Wagner - a National Historic Landmark natural history museum in Philadelphia!

This hands-on workshop will instruct growers in setting up efficient orchard irrigation systems using drip irrigation and orchard tubing.Join Jose Spellman-Lopez for a hands-on workshop to learn how to efficiently set up basic orchard irrigation systems to support your orchard during dry periods. Learn how to install basic orchard tubing, drip irrigation and set up irrigation that pinpoints specific plants.

Part 3 of our webinar series presenting resources for urban food producers from a variety of speakers in city, state and federal positions.Sara Gligora works as the Central Regional Director at the Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture. She will share information about the Pennsylvania Ag & Youth Grant Program, which provides direct grants and matching grants to help fund eligible projects, programs and equipment purchases conducted or made by an organization composed mainly of youth, or an organization with programs that benefit youth. Additionally, hear a firsthand experience from previous program recipient, Heidi Witmer of The Leaf Project.

THE FIGHT FOR A LAND REVOLUTION workshop and community gathering that will bring land justice organizations together in Philly.THE FIGHT FOR A LAND REVOLUTION workshop and community gather is back! Join us on Wed April 17th at 5:00pm for an in-person event at 4014 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104 at the Rotunda. This event is all about advocating for a land revolution, and we're excited to continue the conversation from our last event. Our goal is to raise awareness about the importance of land reform and to empower individuals to take action. We'll have engaging speakers, interactive activities, and plenty

Participants will get hands on experience using fruit tree bark and Shibori resist techniques to dye a scarf!Under the guidance of Yannick Lowery, this program will be a letter writing/ reading session. Participants will be encouraged to write messages to the future that highlight their dreams, nightmares, hopes and premonitions for the future of Philadelphia. In addition, participants will have the opportunity to read submitted post cards and hold discussions around the steps needed to building systems of self sufficiency and collective resilience.When registering, if it's within your means, please consider a donation when registering through Eventbrite to help us

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.

The Clean Energy Co-op is helping Weavers Way Co-op go solar! The Weavers Way Co-op is on its way to having solar power thanks to cooperation between two co-ops, Weavers Way and the Clean Energy Co-op (the Clean Energy Co-op is different from The Energy Co-op, which is a Philadelphia-based energy supplier). Weavers Way Co-op, a local food cooperative with 4 grocery stores and 2 farms, has entered into a power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Clean Energy Co-op to have solar panels on the roof of its new Germantown store. The Clean Energy Co-op uses a proven and awarded

Necromancy and the Democratic Storytelling of W.E.B. Du Bois and Toni MorrisonShatema Threadcraft is an Associate Professor of Gender and Sexuality Studies, Philosophy and Political Science at Vanderbilt University and a 2023-24 Laurance S. Rockefeller Faculty Fellow at the University Center for Human Values, Princeton University. She is the author of Intimate Justice: The Black Female Body and the Body Politic (Oxford University Press, 2016), winner of the National Women’s Studies Association’s 2017 Sara A. Whaley Award for the best book on women and labor, the 2017 W.E.B. Du Bois Distinguished Book Award from the National Conference of Black Political

Science and Society Speaker SeriesThe Science History Institute’s newest exhibition, BOLD: Color from Test Tube to Textile, explores the 150-year history of the synthetic dyes that color our clothes and make our style stand out. But what does the future look like for sustainable fashion? And how can circular design—durable, reusable, and recyclable fashion—help combat “fast fashion” pollution and transform the relationships between us, our clothes, and our environment?Join experts from Philadelphia’s leading fashion sustainability initiatives for an engaging panel talk on the future of circular design!ModeratorRachel HigginsCofounder, PA FibershedSpeakersJo Corvus has a master of science in sustainable development and

Grab your friends and family and join the MakerSpace for a basic lesson in sewing. The starting class for the sewing series.A beginner class to our sewing series taught by Tiara orange. These classes are recommended before taking her more advance classes, "Make You Own Clothes" series.In this class you will:Learn how to thread your machineMake some basic stitchesCreate a simple sewing project.Students must bring a sewing machine, all other sewing supplies will be provided.

The Historical Society of Pennsylvania (HSP) continues its 200th Anniversary programming with the next of five themed exhibits celebrating its diverse collection of documents and art reflecting our national history. In partnership with Independence Historical Trust (IHT), “All View It As An Object of High Importance”: Banking in the Early Republic is on display at HSP from April 16 through May 31. The exhibit highlights innovations and experiments in banking institutions in Revolutionary and early America and supports the second anniversary pillar of the year, ‘Americans and Innovation: Science, Technology, and Enterprise.’ A public reception unveiling the new exhibit takes

ADULT ONLY nature programs in the Wissahickon! Expect naturalist studies, awareness games, movement activities, and more! Designed for fun!

Join us for a fun and meaningful mezuzah making workshop, facilitated by the talented artist and Tribe 12 Fellow ('19), Danielle Abrams!Join us for a fun and meaningful mezuzah making workshop facilitated by talented artist and Tribe 12 Fellow Danielle Abrams ('19) of HamsaMade! This event is designed for people in their 20s and 30s who are dating in Philly's Jewish community -- a creative and engaging way to connect with your heritage while meeting new people!During the workshop, participants will have the opportunity to craft their own mezuzah, a symbol of Jewish tradition and protection for the home. Danielle

Discover how tiny garden spaces can provide ecological benefits with native plantsJOIN THE WAITLIST! We have reached capacity for Eventbrite registration but we are utilizing the waitlist as an extension of our registration list. Folks on the waitlist will be able to attend this virtual presentation and will receive the Zoom link via email (closer to the event). THURSDAY, APRIL 18Little Garden, Big Impact: Native Plants for Small Spaces7:00 – 8:30 PMLaura Cruz, Garden Designer and HorticulturistSmall spaces can have a big impact! Discover how tiny spaces such as containers, pocket meadows, and mini woodlands can provide ecological benefits with

Join us for an incredible evening with Mark Segal, a trailblazer and advocate who has played a pivotal role in the LGBTQ+ communityMark Segal was 18 years old on the night of June 28th, 1969, when he entered the Stonewall Inn. Raised by the only Jewish family in south Philadelphia’s Wilson Park housing project, Segal was no stranger to being an outsider. He told his parents he was leaving Philly to go to school in New York. In truth, he’d left to find a gay community. Watching an episode of The David Susskind Show years earlier he’d learned that gay

Solomonic + Whagwaan Culture present... 420 JAWN feat... SISTER NANCY backed by Unity Vibration band alongside... I Yahn I Arkestra Federation Sound Solomonic Sound 7-11p / 21+ / @ Warehouse On Watts 923 N. Watts St. Philly We are blessed to have the presence of such a true icon for this 420 celebration. Sister Nancy has proven over and over again to light up the stage with her performances in Philly and across the globe. This will be her first time performing with a live band (Unity Vibration) in Philly! Also included on the line up is hometown favorites I

Help Tredyffrin EAC members continue their Earth Week tradition of planting trees at Wilson Farm Park!Please join the Tredyffrin EAC for a morning of planting trees throughout Wilson Farm Park! We will meet in the north pavillion parking lot, near the all-abilities playground. Please bring gardening gloves and large shovels if you have them as well as your own water bottles.FYI: In the event of inclement weather, any changes/updates to this event will be communicated via the email provided during registration.Many thanks to project funders Chuck Cutshall and Bank of America!

Join us for a hike through the nearby woods in search of spring ephemeral flowers—the plants that flower before the trees leaf-out.Join us for a hike through the nearby woods in search of spring ephemeral flowers—the plants that flower before the trees leaf-out. Many of these plants will "disappear" before summer. Learn some of the unique characteristics of beautiful, native plants.

Meet, Mingle + Play with fellow Circular Philadelphia Members for a fun-cilled Spring Happy Hour at Rutabaga Toy Library! Spring is springing! Come out of hibernation to join Circular Philadelphia and Rutabaga Toy Library for a fun-filled Spring Happy Hour!This event is the perfect opportunity to: Connect with fellow members: Network and build relationships with like-minded individuals passionate about a circular economy while enjoying FREE snacks and drinks ! Discover Rutabaga Toy Library: Explore this member organization and learn about their mission to promote sustainable play experiences for children. Unwind and have fun: Enjoy good conversation and refreshments, and

Join staff from Pennsylvania Bat Rescue and Wissahickon Environmental for a presentation on bats and then a release of several rescued bats.Join staff from Pennsylvania Bat Rescue and Wissahickon Environmental Center for an evening about bats. Learn about bats from our region, how they benefit us, our ecosystems, and the current threats to their existence. Learn about the important efforts of the Pennsylvania Bat Rescue nonprofit as they work to conserve bats through education, treating injured bats, and rehabilitating bats suffering from White Nose Fungus.Meet a few species of bats!! Then join us in Houston Meadow as several rehabilitated bats

Join FABSCRAP in our Earth Month SORT-A-THON! We will be open for 12-HOURS OF CONTINUOUS SORTING! Sign up for up to 6 hours of sorting!WHAT'S SORT-A-THON?Sort-A-Thon is FABSCRAP’s 12-hour fabric sorting marathon event, and we’re recruiting all our FAB friends to come and help sort fabric! Our goal is to sort 5,000 pounds of textiles across both locations! FABSCRAP will provide meals, and entertainment - creating an experience similar to a productive party and fundraiser.HOW DOES IT WORK?Participants can register for 2-hour sorting blocks and take home 3 pounds of fabric for each 2-hr block they complete. For example, 4

Come one, come all to our second Super Mega Volunteer Service Day! Even though every day is Earth Day for us as FOW, we decided to go big this year in celebration of FOW’s 100th anniversary. We’ll be spread out throughout the park on this Saturday with 5 different locations to choose from. We’ve got litter to remove, invasive plants to cut, storm-water infrastructure to clean out, leaves & mud to scrape, trails to tend to, and so much more! Consider this your formal invitation to be part of this generation of stewards, who help us make our little corner of

VU PHL is partnering with Friends of the Wissahickon for Earth Day!Friends of the Wissahickon take care and support 1,800 acres of the Wissahickon Valley Park for both people and wildlife!We'll be meeting at the Ridge Ave Trailhead!What we will be doing on Saturday, April 20, 9AM - 12 PM:VU will help FOW with litter removal, trail corridor cleaning, trail mud clearing, and tree plantingRAIN DATE: APRIL 27THNotes ahead of the event!You will need to register to volunteer here and with FOW's portal at the link below:https://host.nxt.blackbaud.com/registration-form/?formId=3abaeeaa-4338-4049-a280-7bde021d2ae3&envId=p-A3qQZqEDIEaS3rSwgeP0wQ&zone=usaParking & TransportationParking: We highly suggest carpooling! You can park in the nearby movie

Support Students Aged 14-18 Learning Interior Design & Sustainability with a $25 Donation or Volunteer at Our Earth Day WorkshopSupport area high school students with a $25 donation or volunteer at ASID PA East & Design Philadelphia's Earth Day workshop. Students will have a chance to win up to $700 in scholarships provided by ASID PA East!!Join ASID Pennsylvania East and the Design Philadelphia Design Education Program for an incredible Earth Day workshop! Guided by experienced interior design professionals, this workshop aims to benefit and expose Philadelphia area schools students aged 14-18 to the exciting world of interior design while

Volunteer with UC Green to plant trees in West Philly on April 20!Join us for our annual Spring Tree Planting on April 20 @10 AMVolunteers please meet at 10AM to sign in and form groups, then disperse throughout West Philly to plant trees.Never planted a tree before? UC Green leaders will join each group for assistance.H elp us create a greener, healthier, happier West Philadelphia together!

Celebrate Earth Day at the Schuylkill Center at the annual Naturepalooza festival! Enjoy a variety of activity tables, guided hikes, arts and crafts, and food trucks. Immerse yourself in our 365-acre forest while learning how we can all help our planet become greener, happier and healthier.

Let's come together for A Broader Green: An Earth Day Service Project to clean up our community and make a positive impact on our planet!A Broader Green: An Earth Day Service Project Come join us for a day of giving back to our planet at broad hall on North Broad Street in Philadelphia, PA, USA. Let's celebrate Earth Day by getting our hands dirty and making a positive impact on the environment together. This in-person event is a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and make a difference in our community. Don't miss out on this chance to show

Join us for a cob experience ... learn what it is, how to mix it, and help refinish the cob oven near Sankofa Farm.Cob Experience with Tiny Farm WagonJoin us for hands-on cob building at Bartram's Garden! Learn the ancient art of cob construction with artist Misty Sol while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of the garden. Don't miss out on this opportunity to get your hands dirty and connect with nature!

Join us for a Revival Walk (Philly Celebrates Jazz Edition) through Tacony Creek Park in the Olney where we will honor the sun and nature.Join us on Saturday, April 20 from 10:30 am - 12:30 pm for a Revival Walk (Philly Celebrates Jazz Edition) through Tacony Creek Park in the Olney neighborhood of Philadelphia where we will honor the sun, wind, trees, birds and nature. Mama Carla will share stories illuminating the history of jazz as well as our place in community with one another and with our natural environment.Originally created by dance artist / activist Lela Aisha Jones during

Help us sort donated fabrics, textiles, and reclaimed materials for creative reuse!Volunteer to help our team divert hundreds of pounds 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.

See ghost signs and learn of the businesses behind them, from lettered signs on building facades to those embedded in the sidewalks"Ghost Signs" are faded and often forgotten business and advertisement signs, usually found on the front or sides of buildings. The effects of decades of weather, neglect, and cover-up attempts have diminished their eye-catching glow, but they still provide a window into the past, revealing generations of a building's history and uncovering fascinating stories of our city. These signs can be found all over Philadelphia, but a large concentration of them are in the Old City neighborhood.Join Hidden City

Haitian Sos Pwa (Black Bean Sauce), rice, sautéed mushrooms, and fried plantains with stories inspired by Haitian author, Edwidge Danticat.Haiti is lauded as the First Black Republic for taking its independence in 1804.Whitney Frederic of It's Seasoned is making us a classic Haitian dish, vegan-style, with fried plantains on the side. She lovingly follows in the footsteps of her foremothers.We will pair this delicious food with the writing of Haitian author, Edwidge Danticat. Danticat writes beautifully about what it means to be "obliged to bear witness when countries of origin are suffering from violence, oppression, poverty, and tragedy."Enjoy food, music,

The workshop will provide guidance on how to make cyanotypes and chemigrams.Under the guidance of Lauren Fiasconaro, using alternative materials to traditional darkroom chemistry represent a way to continue the photographic tradition without the toxicity and problematic waste that comes with it. By improvising with materials that can be easily obtained and disposed of, the artist/creator is able to achieve self sufficiency and minimize environmental impact.If possible, bring a small, flat object with an interesting shape to use during the workshop!When registering, if it's within your means, please consider a donation when registering through Eventbrite to help us cover the

Attendees should expect to learn practical skills about farming and resilient food systems.2ish-3pm farm tour and introduction to our business and the space3pm-4:30pm farm work, volunteer tasks – we will provide a range of activities for various abilities ranging from, bed preparation to turning compost to rebuilding and repairing fencing.4:30pm-5:30pm lesson with Amalia about “how to grow your relationship to food ways”We all hold deep connections to food. Memories. Stories. How can we radically imagine ways of building a deeper connection to the land through food, growing, cooking, and health. This workshop will begin with a presentation followed by a

Join us for an evening celebrating the book launch of "The Mother Artist: Portraits of Ambition, Limitation, and Creativity".“The only reason you’ll want to put down Ricketts’s lyrical tour de force is to make more art.”—Sarah Sentilles, author of Stranger Care: A Memoir of Loving What Isn’t OursJoin us for an evening celebrating the launch of The Mother Artist: Portraits of Ambition, Limitaiton, and Creativity as well as the many luminous contributions that mother artists make to the Philadelphia arts community on the 3rd floor of the Paradigm Arts Building. Light food and beverages will be served, and the author

Join us at One Art for our annual 4/20 event!Peace Family! We are so excited to see you for our first event of the season: One Art's Annual 4/20!Live performances, local vendors and good vibes!$20 tickets online or $25 tickets doorFOODFood will be farm-to-table from the One Art CafeMUSIC/ARTISTSLineup will be announced soonVENDOR VILLAGEPurchase a VENDORS admission ticket to be considered for vending. There will be NO NEW vendor signups on 4/20.

Join us as we watch, listen, and enjoy birds along the Delaware River! Walks led by Bird Philly member Holger Pflicke.Join us for a nice stroll along the river while birding. A Bird Philly member will be leading the walk along the river and helping us ID birds. All ages and abilities are welcome. Some binoculars will be available to borrow/share, but please feel free to bring your own.

Meet at Historic Rittenhouse Town Would you like to be part of keeping Wissahickon Valley Park beautiful and sustainable? Then join long-time steward of the Wissahickon and the FOW Volunteer of the Year (2019), David Bower, on a variety of stewardship projects! No experience is needed. We provide gloves, tools and instruction – you just need to show up! Volunteer service Days are excellent, easy ways to help us take care of Wissahickon Valley Park. Be sure to wear sturdy footwear and long pants, and bring a water bottle with you. Detailed information and the specific meeting location will be

Solo Society is Bringing together over 40+ vendors on April 21st in Philly! Come support smal businesses and shop sustainable!Welcome to the Solo Society Thrift Market Philly! Join us in April for a day of shopping, music, and fun at Location 215. Discover unique and one-of-a-kind treasures from vendors across the east coast. Whether you're looking for vintage clothing or handmade jewelry you'll find it all here. We'll be here on Sun April 21 2024 at 11:00 AM, so mark your calendars and bring your friends along for a day of thrifting and good vibes. See you there!

Celebrate Earth Week by touring the Arboretum before the Network for New Music's performance - A Murmur in the TreesJoin us for the first event in our Earth Week programming lineup! In honor of the eminent bassist Robert Black, Network for New Music will gather 24 bassists to give an encore performance of Eve Beglarian's A Murmur in the Trees on Sunday, April 21st at 2:00 p.m. To register to attend the musical performance please use this link. Before the event, the Arboretum welcomes all to attend a campus tour with Arboretum Program Coordinator, Jennie Kelly. Tours will be offered

Barn expert Jeff Marshall will teach about the history of the variety of colonial barns that still dot the rural Pennsylvania landscape.

Join us along 7th and Catharine St on April 23rd for an arts and sustainability centered day of fun! Registering ahead not required!!REGSITERING AHEAD NOT REQUIRED. This is to help spread the word!An afternoon of fun for all ages! The Everyday Futures Fest Block Party will take place on 7th and Catharine St in South Philly. Our whole block, Da Vinci Art Alliance, and Palumbo Park will feature temporary installations, music, dance, and storytelling performances, sustainable vendors, interactive workshops, and more! With more than 40 local cultural partners, community groups, and creators confirmed, there’s something for everyone at The Block