Join the Andrea Mitchell Center for its first Graduate Student Workshop of the 2024-2025 academic year.Join the Andrea Mitchell Center for its first Graduate Student Workshop of the 2024-2025 academic year, featuring Celia Eckert (Harvard School of Government) and Kalahan Brown (Penn Annenberg).Celia Eckert: "Shifting Grounds: Protest Occupations as Worldmaking"Kalahan Brown: "Watermelon Fights: Narrative Wars in the US over the Palestine Conflict"Papers will be sent directly to those who register. Hybrid event, Zoom link will be sent out after registration.Celia Eckert is a Ph.D. candidate in Harvard’s Department of Government studying political theory and contemporary American politics. Her research examines

Back by popular demand this hands-on workshop using two seasonal favorites habaneros and pawpaws will be a unique culinary experience!Join Jose Spellman-Lopez for this hands-on workshop to learn more about paw paws, native to the mid-Atlantic. This workshop will utilize paw paws to create a tasty value-added hot sauce.

Join us for a fun day of group bike rides and skill-building activities for young riders under 17!Group Bike Ride and Skills Activities for Bike Riders Under 17Come join us for a fun-filled biking program at the Frankford Boat Launch and K&T Trail! This event is perfect for young riders looking to improve their skills and meet new friends. We'll start off with some fun skills activities to test your biking abilities followed by a group bike ride along the scenic trails! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned rider, this event is a great opportunity to have a blast

Our Queer Community Hikes are a safe space intended to foster a sense of community, while promoting time spent outdoors & self-care.Our Queer Community Series is designed for: anyone who self-identifies as a member or ally of the Queer Community.This is a monthly group outing designed to increase your general sense of well-being while combining gentle exercise and time spent in nature.Our mindful hikes begin and end with a personal check in using our THRIVE Compass tool. We then hike to our halfway point and the group is led through a mindfulness exercise before we head back.Our events are a

Come join us for a casual meetup of small business owners and entrepreneurs on Lancaster Avenue!Small Business Meetup on Lancaster AvenueCome join us for a fun and informative Small Business meetup on Lancaster Avenue! Enjoy a light dinner, learn about Verizon Small Business Digital Ready (VSBDR), and grant opportunities. This in-person event will be held at SKS Events, located at 4231 Lancaster Ave. Connect with fellow entrepreneurs, share ideas, and network with like-minded individuals. Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just starting out, this meetup is the perfect opportunity to learn and grow your business. Don't miss out on

Professor Anna Tsing launches the Wolf Humanities Center's 2024-2025 Forum on Keywords with a talk exploring the "concreteness of concrete."Wolf Humanities Center • University of Pennsylvania2024–2025 FORUM ON KEYWORDSDR. S.T. LEE DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN THE HUMANITIESConcreteConcrete is a material—and an adjective pointing to the physical existence of things. To be concrete is to have form in the material world. In this talk, renowned anthropologist Anna Tsing considers the material form of concrete as a building material, that is, the concreteness of concrete. Concrete repels water, and in the city of Sorong, Indonesia, where her current research has taken her, it

Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “Finding the Cosmic Puzzle’s Missing Pieces,” a look at how the fields of astronomy and subatomic physics are working in tandem to shed light on the darkest parts of the universe, with Mark Trodden, professor of physics, co-director of the Center for Particle Cosmology, and associate dean for the natural sciences at the University of Pennsylvania. For most of the last century, physicists pushed our understanding of the microscopic world down to ever-smaller sizes, splitting the atom to reveal its inner workings and enable astonishing new discoveries, including, most recently, the Higgs particle. At the

Stop by our Upper Wildflower Garden between 9:30 – 11 AM to watch our horticulture staff & volunteers add new plants to our landscape!THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Planting in Action Drop-in Day9:30 – 11:00 AMCome see fall planting in action! Stop by Jenkins’ Upper Wildflower Garden anytime between 9:30 – 11:00 AM to watch our horticulture staff and volunteers add new plants to our landscape. See how to plant properly, learn about great native plants, and get behind-the-scenes information on our planting projects.Free of charge________________This walk is a part of our Fall Planting Week (Sep 16 - 22). Fall is a great

Come join us for an afternoon of volunteering at Lundale Farm as we continue to build out our educational space - prepare to get hands on!Trellis Volunteer Day at Lundale FarmCome join us for an afternoon of working on our Agricultural Learning Center at Lundale Farm! Whether you have a green thumb or just want to lend a hand, we welcome volunteers of all skill levels. It's a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet new people, and make a positive impact on the community. So far this year, Trellis gardens have grown over 22,000 pounds of produce that has

Join us for an unforgettable evening at SBN’s Farm to Fork dining event at Fork. This intimate and exclusive dining experience is not only a culinary delight but also presents an opportunity to support SBN’s mission. Indulge in a four-course meal prepared by Fork’s Head Chef, showcasing the finest locally sourced ingredients from area farms, cocktails, and much more. A VIP Cocktail Hour will begin at 5 pm, with the dining event beginning at 6 pm. By attending this special dining event, guests will enjoy an extraordinary meal and contribute towards SBN's important work to build a resilient and sustainable

Come find your writing people every third Thursday at Norristown's favorite bookstore, Recycle Read Repeat.This not a class! This is a community run writers group. This is a place to share what you have written, workshop a piece that isn't quite right, get and give feedback, make friends, laugh and comiserate, find inspiration and give inspiration.All forms of writing accepted.This group is meant for support and encouragement.

Glen Foerd is pleased to host the inaugural fundraiser for the Riverways Collaboration. Proceeds from this event will support the Riverways’ environmental internship programs in Philadelphia and Camden. We invite you to join us at this fun event, which will kick off with an optional kayak paddle at Glen Foerd from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by a reception from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Enjoy an open bar with wine and beer, live music by York Street Hustle, and a silent auction with unique items and experiences up for bid. Food will be available for purchase from the

Uncover powerhouse native plants worthy of wildlife’s 5-star review!Whether they're sustaining a bird’s stamina for winter migration, providing ample nectar for hungry bees and butterflies, or serving as a host plant for hundreds of juicy caterpillars to fuel the ecosystem food web, these native plants pack a punch in their ecological services.Collaborate with habitat advocate peers on how to put the compiled field research trials into compassionate action, right in your backyard!The Lancaster Conservancy has protected over 10,000 acres of natural lands, which are critically important to supporting biodiversity. Smaller patches of native habitats spread throughout urban landscapes are also

Experience a series of healing and artmaking activities with resident artist Ayiana VivianaJoin our current resident artist Ayiana Viviana for an artmaking session that will include a series of art and healing activities. This is the second workshop in her artist residency which includes community engagement and collaboration in creating new artwork for the banners along Torresdale Avenue.Tacony 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

Learn about ecological restoration and ecologically conscious gardening practices at Jenkins.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19Ecological Horticulture Practices7:00–8:30 PMSteve Wright, Director of Horticulture/Curator of Plant Collections, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensRecent weather extremes, increased pests and diseases, habitat loss, and overuse of chemical pesticides have taken their toll on our environment and all the life within it. Here at Jenkins, we recognize these challenges and are focused on reversing these trends through ecological restoration and ecologically conscious gardening practices. Learn what Jenkins is doing to improve our ecosystem and how you can join this effort.Free of charge | Virtual event (a Zoom link will

Join our horticulture staff for a guided garden walk!FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20Horticulture Highlights Walk1:00 – 2:00 PMJoin our horticulture staff for a guided garden walk. Highlights will include seasonal interest, design ideas, ecological horticulture practices, and new planting projects at Jenkins. Get inspired with us!Free of charge________________This walk is a part of our Fall Planting Week (Sep 16 - 22). Fall is a great season for planting in your garden! Learn about the benefits of fall planting with on-site education and tours. Come get new additions for your landscape from The Garden Shop at Jenkins. Shop for a variety of perennials,

The number of parks throughout Philadelphia increases dramatically each year on the third Friday in September, when activists, artists, architects, and other citizens transform metered parking spaces into temporary public parks. Known as PARKing) Day, this annual event re-imagines the possibilities of 140 square feet of car parking space. The “global, public, participatory project where people across the world temporarily repurpose curbside parking spaces and convert them into public parks and social spaces to advocate for safer, greener, and more equitable streets for people,” (Official PARK(ing) DAY website) will be celebrated on Friday, September 20th. PARK(ing) Day was founded by

Join us to discuss The Lucky ones, a moving memoir that delicately weaves political and family histories, Islamic heritage, and more...Twelve Gates is excited to present a book event with Zara Chowdhary and her memoir, The Lucky Ones. On Friday, September 20th, 2024, from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM, Zara Chowdhary and Sham-e-Ali Nayeem will be in conversation about Chowdhary’s recently published book, The Lucky ones, a moving memoir by a survivor of anti-Muslim violence in contemporary India that delicately weaves political and family histories in a tribute to her country’s unique Islamic heritage.THE LUCKY ONES entwines lost histories across

Transform your old jeans into trendy accessories with Terina Nicole! Join us on September 20 at Runway Recycled for a fun, creative workshopJoin us at Runway Recycled for a creative Upcycled Jeans Workshop led by Terina Nicole on September 20, 2024, from 6 PM to 8 PM.Learn how to transform your old jeans into stylish belts, skirts, denim earrings, and hair bows using simple techniques—no sewing or prior experience required!Bring your jeans, and we’ll provide the rest.The cost is $15, and the workshop will take place at Runway Recycled, Unit 1445, Moorestown Mall, 400 NJ-38, Moorestown, NJ 08057. Unleash your

Please join us for the screening of "Bitter Cane" followed by a post screening discussion with DeeDee Halleck.An award-winning documentary about the colonial exploitation of the Haitian people, Bitter Cane was filmed secretly by a collective of Haitian and American filmmakers—many part of the Mouvement Haitien de Libération, an underground revolutionary organization—during the dictatorship of Jean-Claude (“Baby Doc”) Duvalier. The film’s deep insights into the exploitation and foreign domination of the Haitian people remain all too relevant today.After BITTER CANE was filmed in Haiti – clandestinely during the regime of Jean-Claude Duvalier – the director was identified as “Jacques Arcelin.”

Join us for a community screening and conversation with local organizers leading the fight for housing rights and climate justice!**EVENT FLOW**6 PM: Doors & Meet & Greet with community organizers7 PM: Film Screening: What Needs to Be Done: Six Stories of Built to Last (short film) and Razing Liberty Square (feature film)9:30 PM: Post-Screening Community Conversation facilitated by Gabe Castro (‘Reel Impact: From Streets to Screens’ columnist, cinéSPEAK journal and member programming manager at PhillyCAM) and featuring lead organizers from—Philly ThriveSave Chinatown CoalitionHERE 4 Climate Justice Coalition (Housing Equity, Repair, and Electrification for Climate Justice)Hunting Park Neighborhood Association—**TICKETING**Suggested donation of

Join us to capture the season!SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21Photo Walk9:00–11:00 AMLaura Ducceschi, Fine Art PhotographerCapture the season while learning about photography. An award-winning photographer will be your mentor and guide for a small group session. Stroll the gardens and photograph what inspires you while learning about light, background, and composition on the spot.Participants can use any kind of camera—from smartphones to DSLRs. Be sure to have a fully charged battery and storage space to shoot freely.Rain date: Sunday, 9/22Members: $20/walk | Non-Members: $30/walkPhoto Walks are scheduled for Saturdays, Sep 21, Oct 19, and Nov 16

Join us along the river at Lardner's Point Park! Volunteers needed to help with tree care, landscaping, litter and beautification!Volunteers Needed! Join us for a morning along the river at Lardner's Point Park! We'll be cleaning up the park, removing litter and debris, completing some invasive removal and other general landscaping tasks! Meet at the entrance plaza before the fishing pier! There will be a table and signs pointing you in the right direction!Gloves and tools are provided. Close-toed shoes are required. Bring a refillable water bottle if possible. Light snacks and water provided.Minors need a parent's signature to partipcate.

Bucks County’s only animal & environment conference. Everyone of all ages is welcome to attend.The Bucks County Community College Business Innovation and Legal Studies Department is the proud sponsor of the Compassion for Animals & Environment Conference (CAE). The CAE goals are:Respect animals' emotions & intelligenceIncrease our reliance on plant-based foodsBe kind to Earth, its inhabitants, & ourselvesStrengthen the human-animal bondThere is a speaker for each goal & multiple non-profit organizations tabeling. Ticket price includes a boxed lunch. There is an hour for lunch. You can also donate a scholarship for someone else which simply covers their ticket fee. Seating

Mothers, gather your family and meet us beneath the trees for our 4th Annual family wellness retreat.Black Girls With Green Thumbs calls mothers from across the Philadelphia region to gather together to release and unwind.On Saturday, September 21st we invite you and your children to immerse yourself in nature for the 4th Annual They Didn't Know We Were Seeds: Family Wellness Retreat.At the retreat you and your family will:be free to let gonurture curiositybreak through lonelinessTogether with other women and their children, you will enjoy a beautiful day of restoration and exploration in the woodlands of Philadelphia. During this wellness

An indoor “how-to” presentation will be followed by an outdoor demonstration of proper planting techniques.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21Fall Planting Demonstration10:00 – 11:00 AMSteve Wright, Director of Horticulture/Curator of Plant Collections, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensFall is a great time for planting, when the heat of summer has passed but there is still time for newly-planted roots to establish before heaving frosts begin. You can think of late-season planting as a head start on the next year. An indoor “how-to” presentation will be followed by an outdoor demonstration of proper planting techniques. You will learn everything you need to know to ensure the

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Explore the unique ecosystem of the Unionville Serpentine Barrens and see how this plant community is responding to recent ecological restoration efforts. Chriss Hoess, Chair of the Friends of the State Line Serpentine Barrens, discusses the natural history of the site as you search for the rare and unusual plants that inhabit the barrens. Learn how you can help preserve this ecological and cultural treasure. Please bring your lunch and be prepared for hiking through undeveloped areas. You must provide your own transportation, directions provided upon registration. This program takes place in person (field trip) Saturday, September 21, 2024 (Rain

Join us for a Revival StoryWalk through Tacony Creek Park where we will honor the sun and nature with Storyteller Mama Carla Wiley & guests.

Join us for the Frankford CDC Fall Festival, a lively in-person event filled with autumn festivities, food, and fun for the whole community!Welcome to Frankford Fall Fest!Come join us for a fun-filled day at the Frankford Fall Fest at the Wells Fargo Parking Lot! Get ready for a day of exciting activities, delicious food, live music, and more. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this event is perfect for friends and family of all ages. Don't miss out on the chance to experience the best of fall right here in Frankford. Mark your calendars and get ready to

Take a closer look at the smaller critters of the Great Marsh, both aquatic and terrestrial, as we attempt to document as many species as possible. We will walk through the Marshlands using dip nets to sample aquatic life and sweep nets to catch and photograph the critters of the meadows. Dress for buggy conditions and uneven natural surfaces, some of them soggy. Please RSVP to lori@greatmarshinstitute.org. This will help us to organize and keep groups small. This event is free but donations are always welcome via our Paypal, Venmo, or cash donations at the door.

Enjoy art and cocktails as you learn practical tips for nurturing the planet, one neighborhood at a time.Join us for a Q&A session that explores the advantages of transforming traditional grass lawns into thriving native pollinator gardens. Sip on a Bluestem Botanical herbal mocktail or cocktail as you learn practical tips for nurturing the planet, one neighborhood at a time. While mingling, take in the stunning Gradients of Growth exhibition by Deirdre Murphy, including the Contemporary Herbarium monoprints series, created using the artist’s own pollinator garden. Maureen McGeehan, Executive Director of the Lower Merion Conservancy, will also introduce Delmont Green

This unique hayride experience travels through rolling hills and grassland fields in Mt. Cuba’s picturesque natural areas. Learn about Mt. Cuba’s land management, conservation efforts, and restoration projects. Arrive at a bonfire for stunning vistas, tasty brews, and fireside snacks. Advance registration required. Age 21 and over. Space is limited. This program takes place in person in Mt. Cuba Center natural lands on Saturday, September 21, 2024, and every Saturday through October 12, 2024.

History, Archaeology, & Family Fun! A local favorite, the Fall Festival features a wide variety of historic skills and trades demonstrations, hayrides, and hands-on activities for kids of all ages! This year, the site’s archaeology festival has been incorporated into the Fall Festival, so the event will also include archaeological excavations and activities, plus displays from local historical organizations. In addition there will be vendors of handcrafted goods in the Colonial Market, locally-made beer and wine at the Tavern, a Community Corner featuring local businesses and organizations, and food vendors. Admission to the Fall Festival is free. Parking is $5

Our annual free open gate tour of our farm. We'll walk through the farm and talk about how our farm is designed with permaculture principlesEvent DetailsCome join us for our annual 'Open Gate' Farm Tour! This is a free farm tour open to the public; it's the perfect chance to come see what we are doing at Hundred Fruit Farm, ask lots of questions, taste some pawpaw fruit, and learn a lot about permaculture design and no-spray organic farming in the process. After the tour, stick around to buy some plants for our edible landscaping nursery or some produce from

Bring the whole family! Join The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and Indego on a FREE Indego Ambassador Event Day to explore East Fairmount Park and the Discovery Center!  You will have a chance to explore the parks greens spaces on our Indego e-bikes. Participants will explore the Discovery Center, East Fairmount Park green spaces, a 2.9-mile bike loop, and fun activities with our 2024 Indego Ambassadors and vendors. Activities: Indego Bike tours Bird watching Hiking tours Scavenger hunts Arts and Crafts Take part in an easy-paced 30-45 minute ride with a midway break where participants can drink water, stretch, and enjoy the

Creative Conversations is a series of wonderful opportunities to meet with artists wi work in various mediums and talk about the joys, struggles, questions, inspirations, and technical issues artists deal with throughout their artistic journey. This series is not designed as a lecture. It is a conversation in which to share your work, thoughts, and aspirations and receive sensitive, constructive feedback that will reveal your strengths and open new pathways to your practice. It is a relaxed and safe setting to come together to talk and share ideas. We hope our CC series will add another supportive layer to your

Join Rick Carr, senior farm director of Rodale Institute, as he shares the key elements of composting effectively in your backyard. Learn how to quickly identify and troubleshoot problems, and how to harvest and use the finished compost in your garden to improve plant growth. This is a great opportunity to discover how you can make a positive impact on the environment and create a valuable resource for your garden. Students will observe a demonstration of a home garden composting setup outside. This class is rain or shine. Dress for the weather. This program takes place in person at Mt.

Learn how to make a variety of sensational vegan desserts with guest Chef Fran Costigan! Zoom available.If you are ready to learn how to make a variety of sensational vegan desserts, don’t miss this special class with guest Chef Fran Costigan, Director of Vegan Pastry at the Rouxbe Online Culinary School. She has selected recipes from her Essential Vegan Desserts Course to illustrate important foundational techniques using basic ingredients specific to vegan desserts.All recipes in this class happen to be gluten-free as well as vegan:Light Spiced Seasonal Fruit Kantan with Vanilla Pastry CreamChocolate Orange Tahini TrufflesSurprise Ingredient Gluten-Free Fudge Brownie

Join local author for a book talk and workshop in a unique setting

Wisdom of Thich Nhat Hanh, Stephali Patel, and Satish KumarWelcome to PA IPL's 2024 Interfaith Spiritual Care zoom series, Gathering Wisdom from the Wise Ones. Join us on Monday, September 23rd at 7:00pm for the third session, which will explore the Wisdom of Thich Nhat Hanh, Stephali Patel, and Satish Kumar. As in the past, we will use music, prayer, meditation, responsive reading, and small group discussion to explore this topic.This Spiritual Care series provides space for our interfaith work and expressions of our traditions. Each event is designed to help us come together, reconnect, and seek hope as an

Home School families can attend this outdoor education program about local Insects! Geared towards ages 7-13Home School families can attend this outdoor education program about local Insects! Geared towards ages 7-13. We will use sweep nets, magnifiying boxes, and field guieds to collect and identify beetles, bugs, grasshoppers, and any other insects we may find.

Nature Book Club for adults that meets monthly to discuss important environmental topics.Nature and environmental-themed book discussion at the environmental center 3-4pm. This group will meet every month to discuss a new book. Tea will be offered. This is geared for adults. There can be a Google Meet link if you can't physically join in person if you request it at WEC@phila.gov.You can borrow the books at any Philadelphia free library!https://catalog.freelibrary.org/Record/2665888https://www.pbsbooks.org/event/climate-conversation-with-author-ben-goldfarb/

Learn embroidery techniques and create symbols of home to decorate your custom tote bag.Join us on Wednesday September 25th at Christy Rec Center for a sewing workshop by Kate Welbes. Kate will guide us through embroidery techniques as we design symbols of home and create custom tote bags. This workshop will be for all ages.Cobbs Creek Art Club is a free bi weekly art workshop for all ages from youth to adults. It's a space to try something new and express your creativity with a focus on community building. No experience necessary, only a willingness to explore and create with

Join us as we share how we have made reusable container covers-using fabric scraps and beeswaxReduce and reuse! Upcycling is our jam! Join us as we take cotton material scraps and melted beeswax to create leftover container covers.For $10 you will leave with at least 2 covers, some good memories and a new craft to pass to friends and family!

Join fellow birders for this guided bird walk to spot migrating birds!For the fall will we be having this migrating bird walks at mulitpe locations throught the season:September 19- Andorra Meadow (Tree House)September 26- Lavender Trail (Chestnut Hill and Seminole)October 3- Houston Meadow (Houston Playground, Grakyn Lane)October 10- Upper Roxborough Reservoir (Lare St and Port Royal Ave)October 17- Rittenhouse Town (Ten Box- Forbidden Drive and Lincoln Drive)October 24- Saul Agricultural Fields (Scout House parking lot, Wigard Ave and Henry Ave)October 31- No walkNovember 7- Houston Meadow (Houston Playground, Grakyn Lane)November 14- Schuylkill River Trail (Shawmont Ave and Nixon St)November 21-

Tots welcome to join us for a story and a nature related craft!Families can bring their toddlers to our Forest Friends Story time and craft.

David Spence explores how to rescue the U.S. energy transition from voter partisanship.Boxed lunches will be available to go following the talk!Why is the United States struggling to enact policies to reduce carbon emissions? Conventional wisdom holds that the wealthy and powerful are to blame, as the oligarchs and corporations that wield disproportionate sway over politicians prioritize their short-term financial interests over the climate’s long term health. David B. Spence argues that this top-down narrative misses a more important culprit—with critical consequences for the energy transition.Spence’s book, Climate of Contempt, offers a voter-centric, bottom-up explanation of national climate and energy

Learn how to access funding for raised beds for your farm or garden during this workshop with USDA staff and hear firsthand experience.Join our latest webinar to learn how to access funding for raised garden beds for your farm or garden! During this workshop you will hear from USDA staff from NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) and the Philadelphia chapter of the FSA (Farm Service Agency). You will also hear firsthand from an urban grower at Mary's Daughters farm who has installed raised beds through NRCS’s EQIP program (Environmental Quality Incentives Program). NRCS staff will explain how they work with

Celebrate 27 years of indie film making at Philadelphia's Independent Film Festival since 1996!Celebrate 27 years of FirstGlance Philly!JUST ADDED- NEW NIGHT- Thursday Sept 26th OPENING NIGHT!Spend the weekend in the historic Olde City Philadelphia area and experience indie films from the area and across the globe!Features, Shorts, Documentaries, Web Series, Student Films and much much more!VIP Passes available NOW through EVENTBRITE!Single Tickets are on sale NOW through the venue's website!CLICK HERE FOR SINGLE TICKETSCheck out the Schedule HereJoin us on the Red Carpet all weekend and experience what has been called Philly's Sundance and Rated a Top Film Festival

Learn a new craft while exploring place-making in Germantown via GIH's Zine-making workshops.For the next few months, the Germantown Info Hub is happy to host zine-making workshops where neighbors can learn a simple but powerful form of storytelling with ordinary materials that you may have lying around your home.These workshops will blend art, memory, journalism, and narrative to explore community history, create visions for the future, and explore our personal utopias. We will do this by examining the theme of If Spaces Could Talk…, where we invite neighbors to recall, rejoice, and fellowship in the memories of buildings, landmarks, parks

The Remake Philly Hub is hosting a Yoga Club with a sustainable twist! Bring mats/towels & water for yoga.Get ready to stretch, breathe, and embrace ethical fashion with Remake's Yoga Club! We invite you to join us for a session led by Remake ambassador, Hayley Penn. This is more than just a yoga class; it's an opportunity to align your practice with your values, exploring the intersection of wellness and sustainability. Remember to bring your yoga mat or towel, a water bottle, and an open heart.We are partnering with Helpsy and there will be a clothing swap bin!! Any unwanted/clothes

The Petey Greene Program’s annual fundraiser, Going Greene, brings together the nonprofit's students, volunteers, staff, community and other individuals who have played a significant role in furthering its mission of supporting the academic and career goals of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people through high-quality tutoring and other educational programs. This year's event will honor Larry Miller, Chairman of the Jordan Brand Advisory Board, for his commitment to activism and his personal experiences through the criminal legal system. Kicking off at the Rivers Casino Philadelphia on September 26 at 6:00 PM, Going Greene will be an interactive evening including mingling, an

Taking Root, Stewards of the Land, Common GroundDate: Thursday, September 26thTime: 6PMTitle: Taking Root: The Vision of Wangari MaathaiDescription:TAKING ROOT tells the dramatic story of Kenyan Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Wangari Maathai whose simple act of planting trees grew into a nationwide movement to safeguard the environment, protect human rights, and defend democracy—a movement for which this charismatic woman became an iconic inspiration.Synopsis:TAKING ROOT: THE VISION OF WANGARI MAATHAI tells the inspiring story of the Green Belt Movement of Kenya and its founder Wangari Maathai, the first environmentalist and first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize.The U.S.- educated

Join the Historical Society of Pennsylvania (HSP), in partnership with the Taller Puertorriqueño, as they host Juan González, the 200th Anniversary signature speaker for the theme America's Promise and Its Many Voices. In the talk, González explores the history of Puerto Rican migration from the island to Pennsylvania, delving into the economic, social, and political factors driving these migrations, highlighting personal stories and community impact, and examining Puerto Rico's complex role within the United States and its effects on migration. González is an award-winning journalist and investigative reporter who spent 29 years as a columnist for the New York Daily