Come and enjoy your favorite Winter Market and plant your first seeds of the season!Join us on March 15th for the Lansdowne Winter Market and a special Seed Planting Event! Shop from amazing vendors, connect with the community, and get your hands in the soil as we welcome the coming season. Let’s grow together! 🌱✨

Join us as we dig into history with archaeological excavations at Newlin Grist Mill and learn more about the site through the evidence under our feet! The Public Archaeology program seeks to evaluate archaeological resources and explore research questions concerning the development of the Newlin Grist Mill historic site while enhancing public knowledge and providing opportunities for the public to participate in the archaeological process. Excavations are conducted under the leadership of resident archaeologist Keith Doms with assistance from members of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology and volunteers from the community. Individuals and groups throughout the region volunteer one Saturday

Get up-close with winter trees and shrubs and capture the intricate details to bring their unique seasonal features to life on paper.SATURDAY, MARCH 15Sketching Winter Trees and Shrubs10:00 AM–3:30 PMMargaret Saylor, Botanical Artist and IllustratorGet up-close with winter trees and shrubs, many without their signature leaves. From the textured surfaces of branches to the delicate forms of emerging buds and the resilient sheen of evergreen leaves, you’ll learn techniques to capture the intricate details to bring these unique seasonal features to life on paper. Explore graphite, Micron pen, and watercolor as mediums with a small, manageable sketchbook.All levels welcome; some

Let's get our hands dirty and learn how to create beautiful gardens that are both healthy and native to our area!Get detailed assistance, see and learn from native garden experts, swap seeds and more through this workshop series! Paige Menton, founder of Journeywork, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people create healthy habitats, will share her experience on how to get a native garden started. She will share her expert tips in a three workshop series. $15 per workshop or $40 for all three. Payment at the door. Monies collected will be used by Weavers Way Environment Committee for future grants to community

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Artcinia favorite, The Kahlo Quartet, is back! Known for their mission to bridge the classical canon with Latin American music, The Kahlo Quartet creates performances that celebrate both tradition and innovation. This program takes listeners on a rich musical journey, showcasing works from the Classical period to contemporary compositions, with a special nod to Latin American influences. You will hear music by Mozart, Beethoven, Caroline Shaw, and Jessie Montgomery. Audrey Lee, violin Manuela Isabel Romero Gonzalez, violin Freddy Contreras, viola Andrea Beltran Landers, cello About Kahlo Quartet: The Kahlo Quartet began its journey around a shared vision that everyone should

STARFIRE takes riders on a highly curated, deeply immersive tour of Philadelphia’s food, art, music & culture scene sponsored by Harrietts.Welcome to A DEEPLY ROOTED TROLLEY TOUR by Harriett's Bookshop!A DEEPLY ROOTED Trolley Tour is our three hour, hop on-hop off tour that celebrates local food, culture, history, music, and deeply rooted tradition by visiting new and seasoned spaces throughout Philadelphia.After threats and harassments aimed at, Harriett's started trolley tours in a promise to protect and serve ofher local businesses. Four years later the tours continue lifting up hundreds of riders, businesses, and organizations each year. This year, Harriett's honors

There’s so much green in our gardens during the winter!SUNDAY, MARCH 16Evergreen Exploration (All Ages)10:30–11:30 AMAmy Mawby, Education Manager, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensThere’s so much green in our gardens during the winter! Explore the evergreen plants at Jenkins by learning their names and looking closely at their unique leaves. Our outdoor green scavenger hunt will end with an indoor craft.All ages welcome; most suitable for ages 2+. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration required for children only.Members: $10 | Non-Members: $15

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

Celebrate Women’s History Month with a walking tour that honors fascinating ladies. Activists, influencers, philanthropists, movers, and shakers, each found her final resting place at Laurel Hill East. Join us as we unearth their stories, along with those of other women whose contributions to science and other disciplines have made life as we know it possible. This year’s tour will concentrate in the southern portion of Laurel Hill East and be walking intensive, as it is about a 5-10 minute walk to get to that section. Tour Guide: Colleen Hudson Want to learn more Women’s History? Check out Wondrous Women

Philadelphia is bursting with creativity, and United We Create is your chance to experience it firsthand! Join us on Sunday, March 16th, from 1-6 PM in the Tasting Room at Philadelphia Distilling for an unforgettable day of shopping, sipping, and supporting local artisans. This isn’t just a market—it’s an interactive showcase of Philadelphia’s most talented makers. Discover one-of-a-kind handcrafted goods, witness live demonstrations, and even try your hand at some creative activities. Our vendors range from cheese makers and cottage bakers to illustrators and glass blowers, ensuring a dynamic and inspiring experience with a little something for everyone. Whether you're

Immerse yourself in classical music with the forest as a visual inspirationSUNDAY, MARCH 16Views of the Forest Through the Lens of Music2:30 – 3:30 PMMei Ching Huang (violin) and Hai-Ye Ni (cello) - members of The Philadelphia OrchestraJoin us for a concert that will immerse you in classical music with the forest as a visual inspiration. A musician meet-and-greet will follow.This concert is a collaboration between Allegro Music Consultants and Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens. Click here to view the three-part chamber music series.Members: $30 | Non-Members: $35Photo credit: Jessica Griffin | Photo credit: Pete Checchia

Come to this hands on workshop to learn how to make vegetarian empanadas with a West African flareCome to this hands on workshop to learn how to make vegetarian empanadas with a West African flare. All materials will be provided.More about Chef ChristineChef Christine has over thirteen years cooking experience and five years professional culinary experience. She developes and showcases food from her Nigerian and African roots. Follow her on InstagramMore 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

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

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Join a community of makers and artists to to work on your work in progress or learn a new skill from a variety of skill sets.Event Title: Makers MondayLocation: Utility Works - 32 east Baltimore Ave. Lansdowne, PAJoin a vibrant community of makers and artists to bring your creative projects to life or learn something new! Whether you're working on a personal project or looking to explore fresh skills, this is the perfect opportunity to collaborate, create, and grow.All are welcome to show up without an RSVPEvent Highlights:Work on Your Current Project: Bring your in-progress creations and receive feedback, support,

Learn about volunteering with the Haverford College Arboretum!This event is for those interested in becoming a volunteer with the Arboretum. The session will include a tour of the grounds, information on upcoming volunteer sessions, and allow interested individuals to complete the paperwork necessary for volunteering at Haverford. Volunteer sessions are held every other Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon starting on April 1st and running through October. We welcome both new volunteers and returning volunteers to take part in this refresher/tour.Parking for this event is located in the Visitor Parking Lot off of Woods Road. Please allow 5-10 minutes

Please join us for an inspiring afternoon of women’s history, art, and a deeper dive into the 250th in Philadelphia.Welcome by Rachel Zimmerman, Founder and Artistic Director of InLiquidMeet Kathryn Ott Lovell, PHILADELPHIA250’s new CEO and learn more about Philly’s 250th anniversary celebration.Join Sue Jacobson—250th Women’s Committee Member and President of Jacobson Strategic Communications—for an engaging fireside chat with Dr. Kimberly McGlonn, author of Build It Boldly. In this conversation, they will delve into Dr. McGlonn’s memoir and how building strong relationships, harnessing the power of storytelling, prioritizing wellness, and mastering fundraising can drive meaningful social impact. Attendees will gain

Join the us for this book talk and conversation on Defying Displacement: Urban Recomposition and Social War, a new book by AK Press.Cities around the world are in the midst of a profound transformation as the wealthy price out the remnants of the urban working class, especially people of color. Displacement is neither accidental or inevitable. It happens because a whole range of people and institutions profit handsomely. Defying Displacement: Urban Recomposition and Social War, focused on the US but informed by global examples, investigates gentrification from the perspective of the people fighting it, members of communities whose survival is

Join JOHN JANIK, Owner, Good Host Plants Native Plant Nursery Tuesday, March 18 • 6 – 8 pm Ponds add beauty to the landscape and can provide important ecological services for the environment. Wildlife ponds, which don’t incorporate fish, are used as a place to breed for frogs, toads, dragonflies, damselflies, and a host of other beneficial insects, which in return provide natural mosquito/pest control on your property. We’ll discuss everything from small barrel ponds to liner and stormwater retention ponds, including planning, installation, maintenance, appropriate plants, and other tips to ensure success. This class will be held online. A

Ready to help solve Philly’s biggest sustainability challenges? Join Green Philly for “Sustainability in Motion,” an interactive event giving you the chance to collaborate with like-minded individuals and take a dive deep into local issues, from waste reduction to climate change. Facilitated by sustainability leaders and local experts, engage in thoughtful discussions around solutions focused on policy, business and communities that impact our everyday lives. Facilitators include: -EcoWurd -Green Building United -Trash Academy -PA Fibershed -The Energy Co-op -Susquehanna Clean Up/Pick Up This program is a part of Every Voice, Every Vote, a collaborative project managed by The Lenfest Institute

An introduction to hand-weaving baskets at the Soapbox Community Print Shop & Zine Library.About This EventIn this introductory basketry workshop, you will learn the basics of twining with red. Students will learn one way to start a base, build up walls, and will leave the workshop with a finished small basket!Please note: Masking is now encouraged, but optional in the studio space. Individuals who feel uncomfortable using the space with others unmasked, whether for health or any other reason, are welcome to request mask wearing while they are using the studio space.About the InstructorOlivia Caro is a current Member at

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

Come hang out at LA21 for some chill open office hours where you can ask questions, get advice, or just chat with like-minded folks!Open Office Hours at LA21 Location: 3500 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, USA Come join us for Open Office Hours at LA21! Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a seasoned professional, or just curious about what we do, we welcome you to drop by our location at 3500 Lancaster Avenue in Philadelphia, PA. Our team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have, provide insights, or simply chat about the latest trends in the industry. Don't

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!