Instructor: Pete Stolpman Over 20 years ago, Tom Stolpman discovered what he believes to be one of the greatest viticultural sites on Earth. Hidden in the hills of California’s Central Coast, on a rare Limestone outcropping and unobstructed from the Pacific Ocean wind, a unique land naturally suited to grow Syrah and Roussanne grapes came to be what we now know as Stolpman Vineyards In 2009, Tom’s son Peter joined the family business after working in various aspects of wine distribution. Stolpman Vineyards has now grown to produce several cuveés. They are committed to preserving their natural environment through conscious

Tips to help maintain cognitive health and well-being. An educational program presented by the Alzheimer's Association.For centuries, we've known that brain and body health are connected. Now, science provides insights into how lifestyle choices may help keep your brain and body healthy as you age.Join us for a presentation to learn about the latest research in the area of diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement, and use hands-on tools to help you incorporate these recommendations into a plan for healthy aging.

Come join us for a day of giving back at Walnut Street Community Garden!Come join us for a day of giving back at the Walnut Street Community Garden! Help us plant vegetable seedlings and prep the garden for a prolific season. Nearly all of the food grown in the Walnut Street Community Garden is donated. Your participation supports resilient food systems and increases food access in our region.No green thumb required - we provide all materials and training. It's a great way to meet new people, enjoy the outdoors, and make a positive impact on our local community.Please note this

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

EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.

Join NESAWG and UN trainer Joshua Cooper as we complete our recommendations to the 4th UN-USA Cycle of the Universal Periodic Report.Our local food insecurity is very much driven by US domestic and foreign policy working hand in hand with corporate America and the global capitalist system.Join NESAWG and United Nations trainer Joshua Cooper as we build local & global power with our testimonies & recommendations to the 4th UN-USA Cycle of the Universal Periodic Report (UPR) to ensure that the Right to Food, People’s Rights & Nature’s Rights are upheld, protected and enforced.

Join us March 20 at 5:30 PM at Saint Cyprian Roman Catholic Church to envision a greener West Philadelphia.Join us March 20 at 5:30 PM at Saint Cyprian Roman Catholic Church to envision a greener West Philadelphia.We’re bringing together arborists, tree experts - and you - to plan projects aiming to transform our neighborhoods into vibrant, green spaces.Learn how to get assistance with free trees, stump removal, sidewalk repair and more.Refreshments will be served.Join forces with UC Green and your fellow neighbors as we take the lead in greening our streets, parks, and common spaces.By submitting this form, you are

A two week intermediate level bookbinding workshop at the Soapbox Community Print Shop & Zine Library in West Philadelphia.This workshop happens on 2 Thursdays from 6:00 pm – 9:00pm.Workshop dates are March 20 and April 3.About this eventCome advance your bookbinding skills and learn two different ways to bind a book! In this workshop you will learn a Cased In Perfect Binding, which is an adhesive binding in which all the pages are held together with glue, and a Coptic Binding which holds all the pages together with sewing.Please note: We require all visitors to the Soapbox to wear masks,

Did you know that Concord Township has their own committee for Bird Town PA?Did you know that Concord Township is a Bird Town? Join us and the Bird Town Committee of Concord Township to learn about Bird Town Pennsylvania and what they’re all about. You will have the opportunity to meet some of the committee members and to learn what they’ve done in the last year as well as what their plans are for the near future! There will be plenty of time for a question and answer session with the members.

Explore how the Big Tree Register works and discover some of Pennsylvania’s most impressive specimens.THURSDAY, MARCH 20Pennsylvania’s Big Trees7:00–8:30 PMAaron Greenberg, State Coordinator, Pennsylvania Champion Tree ProgramThe Pennsylvania Big Tree Register is a list of all of the largest trees of each species in the state. It has nearly 2,000 specimens and is growing all the time. Explore how the Big Tree Register works and discover some of Pennsylvania’s most impressive specimens. Learn why big trees are so important, including their ecological and cultural value to our landscapes.Free of charge | Virtual event (a Zoom link will be emailed to

Meeting at Northwestern Avenue and Forbidden Drive Ever walk past a structure in the Wissahickon and observe a cornerstone with the initials WPA and a date? WPA is short for the Works Progress Administration, a federal New Deal program during the Great Depression that helped provide jobs for unemployed workers. Fairmount Park and the Wissahickon Valley were sites for multiple WPA projects and some controversy. Join us for a loop walk that includes stops at several structures built by WPA workers. We’ll share highlights, some history about the buildings, and the controversy about the scope of work in the Wissahickon.

Take a guided tour behind the 10-foot wall of Girard College to explore its history and architecture.Enjoy a guided tour behind the famous 10-foot wall of Girard College with Director of Historical Resources Kathy Haas. As we stroll around this 43-acre oasis in the middle of the city, we’ll talk about Stephen Girard, the 19th-century multi-millionaire who left his fortune to create a school for financially-disadvantaged children; the monumental architecture of the school, including Founder's Hall, a National Historic Landmark; the generations of students who have lived and learned here (and still do); and the powerful civil rights activism that

Arboretum Director, Claudia Kent will lead you on a winter-themed walk featuring witch hazel and shrubs with winter interest.Leaves may steal the show during the warmer months, but during the winter bark, berries, and witch hazel blooms take the stage. The Arboretum Director, Claudia, will take you on a tour focusing on shrubs with winter interest, including our many varieties of witch hazel. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. In the case of inclement weather we will attempt to reschedule this walk among the participants. Parking can be found in our visitor parking lot and participants will

Come join us for a day of giving back at Rolling Hills Garden - Volunteer Day!Volunteer Day at Rolling Hills GardenCome join us for a day of giving back at the Rolling Hills Community Garden! Help us plant vegetable seedlings and prep the garden for a prolific season. Nearly all of the food grown in the Rolling Hills Community Garden is donated. Your participation supports resilient food systems and increases food access in our region. No green thumb required - we provide all materials and training. It's a great way to meet new people, enjoy the outdoors, and make a

EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.

We're covering our 3rd-floor gallery in artwork, prints, and merch for one day only with special pricing!Big Buttery Biscuit: A Pop-Up Art Market at Paradigm!Join Wolfbat and Paradigm Gallery + Studio in person to make your affordable art dreams come true! Dennis McNett has curated a fantastic lineup of local artists, and they will all be decking out our entire 3rd-floor gallery with artwork, prints, merch, and more for one day only! Don't miss this opportunity to snag some awesome art for your collection at special pricing just for this event.Big Buttery Biscuit will feature artwork by:Adam WallacavageAndrew Jeffrey WrightCaitlin

Meet at Bells Mill Road and Forbidden Drive to take a walk in search of Skunk Cabbage, other early emerging plants insects.This hike has been rescheduled from Saturday, March 15 to Friday evening March 21. Come join us for a relaxing hike in search of signs of spring. Meet at Bells Mill Road and Forbidden Drive to take a walk in search of Skunk Cabbage, other early emerging plants insects, and returning birds, such as the Eastern Phoebe.

The Basics of Maintaining a Native Plant Garden Hayden Remick Hayden Remick founded Remick Native Landscapes after earning a Bachelor’s Degree in History at Goucher College (2013) and a Master’s of Science in Sustainable Design at Philadelphia University (2020). After years of work managing sustainable garden programs for commercial and charitable institutions in the region, He established a small business to help homeowners and others create beauty and environmental resilience in residential landscapes. Hayden also wants to spread the joy he has found working with native plants and ecosystem restoration. Hayden is committed to building and helping others enjoy a

Attend this virtual session to discuss Changes in the Land by William Cronon with Arboretum staff.Join us to discuss Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England by William Cronon. Cronon is an environmental historian and an emeritus professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His book has been referenced as source material in many other books we have discussed and is often said to be the book that launched environmental history. In this book club session, we will discuss our perspectives on the book, and reading it prior is suggested.The event link will be emailed to

Join us for a fun workshop where MS. Amy will teach you how to make stylish bowls out of old magazines!Welcome to the Adult Art Workshop: Upcycled magazine bowl!Come join us for a fun and creative evening where you will learn how to turn old magazines into beautiful and functional bowls. This hands-on workshop is perfect for anyone looking to unleash their inner artist and create something unique.Date: Sat Mar 21 2025Time: 7:00 PMLocation: Cherry Street Pier, North Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA, USANo prior art experience is necessary, just bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. All materials will

Join UC Green x Tiny Trekkers on Saturday, March 22 in Whitby Meadows for a healing walk in nature to celebrate Women's History Month!Join UC Green x Tiny Trekkers on Saturday, March 22 from 10AM–12PM in Whitby Meadows for a healing, guided walk in nature to celebrate Women's History Month!This is a family-friendly event, little ones are encouraged to join.Meeting Place: Southwest corner of Whitby Ave and Cobbs Creek Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19143. The best street parking is along Whitby Ave or Cobbs Creek Parkway (Northbound side). Meet your trip leader on the corner of Whitby Ave and Cobbs Creek

Come meet neighbors on Maplewood Mall and turn the old into new. Tables available to vend if interested!Come to a fun day of old and new. meet neighbors and dance to some good tunes! We will have some beverages avail as well!If interested in vending, email rad.love.phily@gmail.comMore about d'griot.d'griot (pronounced “duh-gree-o”) is named in honor of African storytellers and urban slang. A space of story; stories of our ancestors, the magic in the present, and our intent for the future. We are a healing space that offers natural medicinal products, nutrient food and beverage, gallery of local inspiring artists, transformative

In honor of Women's History month, join us to explore how Girard College went co-ed in 1984 and the legacy of women at the school.In 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 Women's History Month, join us at our March Open House as we highlight the contributions of women at Girard. Find out how the Pennsylvaia ERA led to Girard College becoming co-ed. Learn about our amazing alumnae, as

Knowledge and skill-building for Germantown housing and developmentLearning Our Community PowerTeach-In Series ::: March - May 2025A knowledge & skill-building series of presentations and workshops for neighbors who want to support low-income affordable housing and Beloved Community in GermantownThere have been some changes to the schedule for this series. The info posted here is updated. Due to political factors outside of our control we needed to postpone the start date for the series, find a few new presenters, and flip the order of topics. Thank you for bearing with us as we navigated this!Session 1: RCOs and the Community's Rolew/

The Ricky Codio Foundation presents the Women’s History Month Marketplace, a free community event celebrating women entrepreneurs.Join us for the Women’s History Month Marketplace, a special edition of the MQFactory Marketplace, dedicated to celebrating and supporting women-owned businesses!Date: March 22, 2025Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PMLocation: MQFactory – Ricky Codio Foundation HQ, 126 Leverington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19127FREE Entry | FREE Vending for Women-Owned BusinessesShop from an incredible lineup of women entrepreneurs offering unique products, handmade goods, fashion, beauty, home decor, and more. Connect with local business owners, discover new brands, and support women in business—all in a vibrant, community-driven

In collaboration with the Cherry Blossom Festival, Sachiko, Emi and Terry will show you how to make Wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets.IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS:There are four sessions available. Two will take place on March 22nd, 2025 and two will take place on March 29th, 2025. Please sign up for one session only.Session 1- March 22nd 1pm-2:30pmSession 2-March 22nd 3pm-4:30pmSession 3- March 29th 1pm-2:30pmSession 4- March 29th 3pm-4:30pmRecommended Donation: $30 (ticket price is pay as you wish on a sliding scale)The recommended donation will continue to support Culinary Literacy programs at Free Library of Philadelphia locations.This program is recommended for adults and teens.

Design your own 2D or 3D felted fairy using fiber construction techniques including needle felting and sewing. All materials provided.Irish fairies are traditionally titled Aes Sídhe in gaelic or the Sidhe or Shee, which roughly translates as “the people of the mound.” In the spirit of the March 17 St. Patrick’s Day holiday, visitors are invited to create their own 2D and 3D fairies using needle felting, sewing, and a variety of fiber construction technique: methods including a standing figure or a flat frameable piece.Special guest teaching artist Jamie Campbell will demonstrate and guide participants through original 3D fairie construction.

Join Veggie Mijas Educational Director, Rebeca Cintrón Olivencia- Loáisiga at the American Vegan Center for a cultural cooking experience.This cooking demo, cultural meal, and interactive presentation is facilitated by Veggie Mijas Education Director, Rebeca Cintron Olivencia-Loáisiga. The discussion will center on the importance of honoring cultural foods, how recipes change over time, and how ancestral knowledge shapes diasporic experiences. The recipes Asopao de Gandules (Pigeon Pea Rice Stew) and Agua de Jamaica (Iced Hibiscus Tea) are based on Caribbean, African, and American Indigenous cultural foodways. Reserve by March 19th to ensure appropriate samples will be available for all attendees.

Come join us for a powerful discussion with Dr. Key Hallmon about the myth of being self-made and the importance of community support!Welcome to No One is Self Made w/ Dr. Key Hallmon in conversation w/ Tracey Michae'l Lewis-Giggets.Join us on Sat Mar 22, 2025 at 7:00 PM at Harriett's Bookshop for an enlightening event. Dr. Key Hallmon will be sharing insights on the importance of community and collaboration in achieving success. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from a seasoned professional and connect with like-minded individuals. See you there!

Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture is thrilled to announce an extraordinary evening of live music featuring former Syrian prisoners of war Hassan Abd Alrahman, Asaad Shlash, Faraj Birkdar, Kesra Kurdi, Ibrahim Byrakdar, Haitham Alkatreb and Adnan Hassan. These seven musicians will perform the live in concert on March 22nd, 2025, at 7:00 PM at Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture, located at 310 W Master St. Philadelphia, PA. Thirty years ago, a group of political prisoners formed a band inside the cells of Syria’s notorious Sednaya Prison—dubbed the "Human Slaughterhouse" by Amnesty International in 2017—to resist the oppressive noise that deepened their suffering.

Enter Marisol’s world! Join us for a vibrant evening of celebration and community at the Las Cosas Que Brillan Fundraiser! This unique dance party will immerse you in the magical world of Marisol as we raise funds to bring this visionary film to life. 📅 When: Saturday, March 22nd, 7 PM - 11 PM 📍 Where: Vox Populi, Black Box Space – 319 N 11th St #3, Philadelphia, PA Prepare for an unforgettable experience featuring: 🎟 Raffles – Win amazing prizes that shine just as bright as our community! 🎶 Music – Move to the rhythm of beats that make

Kan Yama Kan Storytime with Ms. Dina In both Arabic and English Featuring Hantush, a story written by Salha Hamdeen, a 14 year old Palestinian girl from the Jahalin Bedouin tribe, where her imaginary pet lamb, Hantush, helps her escape her reality and roam the world.First, Ms. Dina will read the story using Arabic and English interchangeably. Then, together, we will revisit key terms from the story while practicing the Arabic alphabets. For example: ح for حنتوش. Finally, together we will discuss the lessons we draw from the story. Tickets are $5! If you or your child are in one

Each participant will create a three-dimensional bird. No experience necessary. All materials will be provided.The craft of needle felting is rapidly growing in popularity. Under the guidance of fiber artist/teacher Sara Setzer, each participant will create a three-dimensional bird in a predetermined or freehand design, depending on your skill level, using wool and special felting needles. You will be amazed at how quickly you feel like a veteran needle felter! No experience is needed!Sara Setzer is a fiber artist concentrating on felt work, hand dyeing, and botanical printing. Felting captured Sara’s attention when a friend introduced her to the craft.

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

Come down to Fairmount Park for some Yoga stretches with Latino Outdoors. We'll provide snacks and drinks. Bring your mat and towel.Come down to Fairmount Park for some Yoga stretches with Latino Outdoors. Julie, the chapter's program coordinator, and Charlyn, the outdoor leader, will lead the session. We'll provide snacks and drinks. Bring your mat and towel. We will be across from the Fountain of the Sea Horses.We will be across from the Fountain of the Sea Horses marked by this red circle.

In celebrating Women’s History Month, The Friends of Laurel Hill are offering a walking tour to meet several ground-breakers, now underground, at Laurel Hill West. Join us as we tell the stories of women whose deeds in life have left a legacy through today. Tour Guide: Jen Krivinskas  Want to learn more Women’s History? Check out Daring Dames of Laurel Hill East on Sunday March 26 at 1 pm. 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

How do we create the world we wish to be a part of? A day of grounding, visioning, and creating to support your highest timeline.Vision Boarding to UnityHosted by Sara AnastaziaHow do we create the world we wish to be a part of? Visual imagery is a powerful tool towards manifesting the future you are creating. In this creative work session Sara will guide you through a grounding visualization exercise dreaming our biggest dreams and magical experiences, aligning individual purpose and collective purpose.Vision boarding isn’t about materials you wish to acquire but rather the ways you wish to feel and

Join a member of the Leeway staff for a one-to-one virtual applicant support session before the April 14th deadline.Para concertar una reunión virtual en español, envíe un correo electrónico a info@leeway.org o regístrese a través de esta página e indique que desea una sesión en español en el campo de acomodaciones del formulario de pedido.Join a member of the Leeway staff for a one-to-one virtual applicant support session. This is a chance to get direct feedback on your Media Artist + Activist Residency (MAR) application before the April 14th deadline.Session will occur either virtually or by phone. After you register,

Have you ever wanted to open up your own community cafe? or another community business?? Come through to learn from the best!

An introduction to Screenprinting at the Soapbox Community Print Shop & Zine Library in West Philadelphia.About this EventIn this beginning course you will learn the basics of screenprinting. Participants will bring a prepared image and we will provide all the materials, tools and training. Learn the protocol of our printshop and darkroom, as well as health and safety standards for screenprinting. Turn your image into a screen and print an edition of posters, greeting cards or even t-shirts! With the completion of this beginner course, students will be prepared to take more specialized, intermediate courses. Students may also choose to

Dive into the critical intersections of livestock production, sustainable food systems, and regenerative agriculture.Boxed lunches will be available to go following the talk!This talk, led by renowned food systems scientist and policy advocate Professor Lindiwe Majele Sibanda, delves into the critical intersections of livestock production, sustainable food systems, and regenerative agriculture. Drawing on over 25 years of leadership and research in agriculture, policy reform, and rural development, Professor Sibanda will discuss how innovative, regenerative livestock practices can drive food security, economic resilience, and sustainable development across Africa and beyond.Professor Sibanda will share insights from her work as Board Chair of

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.

Hands-on wellness 101 workshops for those wanting to start or deepen their wellness journey; taught by community healers.No experience necessary!Curious folks welcome!How to Make Seamoss Gel -Thurs. March 25th 5:30pm-6:30pmEvery wanted to know how to save money and make the gel yourself? We will make it together and participants can bring some home.Herbs that Calm the Nerves-Sat. March 29th 10:30am-11:30amDo you find yourself stressed, tense in your body, in your mind? We will explore some calming herbs and how to make them. We will try some as well!More about Be Well 101 Workshops:We support individuals who are deepening their wellness

Get ready to connect with fellow artists, learn about artist opportunities, and get inspired at the Spring Artist Forum!Join us for the Spring Artist Forum! This biannual event, organized by the Mural Arts Institute (MAI), invites local muralists and public artists to come together for professional networking, learning, listening, and sharing. Our focus this forum is on how to build strong applications when submitting to public arts opportunities. Hear from Mural Arts Philadelphia staff along with special guests from Association for Public Art and Creative Philadelphia about their perspectives on how artists can craft successful proposals and learn about upcoming

Come join us at the Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia event, where we celebrate and showcase the incredible artistic talents of individAutistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia Express Yourself Group - Open StudioCome join us in The TaconyLAB Community Arts Center for a fun and creative gathering with the Autistic Art Coalition of Philadelphia Express Yourself Group! This in-person event is a safe space for individuals on the autistic, neurodivergent & individuals with disabilities to create art work in community with fellow artistic talents and connect with like-minded peers. Whether you're into painting, drawing, music, or any other form of art,

Put a spring in your step with this fun hands-on class full of seasonal plants.Our expert gardeners will help you in creating a beautiful spring blooming planter in a pot.Pick out your plants from our selection of cool weather flowering and foliage plantsBe guided in how to plant and care for your outdoor container gardenAfter class, enjoy 20% off your entire purchase in our gift and garden shops with some after hours exclusive shoppingPlants and container may vary from what is pictured due to availability

An introduction to Suminagashi, Japanese paper marbling with sumi ink on waterSuminagashi is a paper marbling technique originating in Japan. In this beginner friendly course, come learn how to create your own colorful creations. Marbled paper is beautiful as a standalone piece or as a background for further work, and suminagashi is one of the most accessible forms of marbling available to artists as it requires no special bath, just plain old water, ink, and dish soap! With this workshop, you will get to learn the basics of suminagashi and get to experiment with color, complexity, and have plenty of

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.

EXPLORE DESIGN to exercise your curiosity, creativity, and continuous learning through a self-guided experience. Walk-ins welcome.

Hosted by ICA’s Student Board, this year’s annual Student Week begins with a cyanotype workshop with visual artist, Yannick Lowery.Hosted by ICA’s Student Board, this year’s annual Student Week begins with a cyanotype workshop with visual artist, Yannick Lowery.Inspired by Cheng’s interest in experimental photography from ICA’s current exhibition, Carl Cheng: Nature Never Loses, Lowery will teach participants how to assemble and develop unique and personal cyanotype prints.This program is free and open to all Philadelphia-based college students. Please show your college ID upon registration.About the instructorYannick Lowery is an interdisciplinary artist currently residing and working in Philadelphia, PA. Originally

Come join us to learn more about "Welcoming Homes" a non profit in our neighborhood matching with immigrant youths with host families.Distraught, dismayed desperate to do something? Come to the Welcoming Homes Zoom workshop to learn how to house or assist single, young adult, asylum seekers. "Welcoming Homes" matches refugee and asylum-seeking young adults, living without family or a safety net, with safe homes and caring families. Our families have room in their homes and in their hearts to provide a residential environment with opportunities for basic human needs met in a restorative atmosphere.Could yours be one of the region’s

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

Join us as we explore the lessons from Philly's comeback story and why it should serve as a model for struggling cities across the U.S.Once a struggling post-industrial city, Philadelphia grappled with decades of economic decline, population loss, and a deteriorating tax base. Yet, against the odds, a bold policy—the 10-year property tax abatement, first applied to commercial-to-residential conversions and later to new residential construction—ignited an urban resurgence.This presentation examines how this powerful incentive revitalized neighborhoods, attracted new residents, and spurred private investment when other strategies failed. Through compelling data, case studies, and expert insights, we uncover the true impact

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!

Monthly book club meeting to discuss environmental themed books. Can be picked up at the Andorra library!Book available to borrow at the Andorra Library. Discuss stories over tea.Walk ins welcome ! Yu can pixk up a copy at the Andorra Library branch

This year Student Week features a panel that explores the career paths of individuals working in the art & creative industries.Hosted by ICA’s Student Board, day two of this year’s annual Student Week continues with a special panel that explores the career paths of individuals working in the art and creative industries.Moderated by Associate Director of The Sachs Program for Arts Innovation, Chloe Reison, this panel discussion features artists, art administrators, and creatives working at the intersection of contemporary art, publishing, community engagement, and more.As alums from The University of Pennsylvania and neighboring schools, these panelists will discuss how to

Come find your writing people every third Thursday at Norristown's favorite bookstore, Recycle Read Repeat.

Join us for a fun night of games and socializing at Weavers Way Ambler - it's gonna be a blast!Join Us for Game Night at the Co-op!Looking for a fun and relaxed evening? Bring your friends or meet new ones while playing board games in the café! We’ll have a selection of snacks and a few games to get things started, but feel free to bring your favorites to share.Make a night of it—grab a delicious meal from our prepared foods section and settle in for some friendly competition. All ages are welcome, and it's BYOB for the grown-ups.Come for