Bring your own picnic basket and Pick Your Own Flowers from our flower fields & snuggle with our young goats.Bring your own picnic basket and everything you need for a perfect picnic. We have tables and chairs set up next to our horse pasture for you to use. You can enjoy our beautiful white horses while you enjoy your dinner. Flowers are a must for the perfect picnic. You can create your own bouquet to enjoy during dinner and take home afterwards. We have Sunflowers, Zinnias, Dahlias and Snapdragons.You will have the chance to snuggle with our young goats.You can

Join us to give back and support our community right here in Philadelphia. Fundraising for Savage Sisters recovery to aid in harm reduction.Come out to Peachy State of Mind Marketplace to enjoy local artists, food and music all while raising money to give back and support our friends in the houseless community who struggle with access to harm reduction, housing, and the road to recovery. My vision for this is a warm welcoming environment where we can meet local artists, network and get involved in some mutual aid! Fundraising for Savage Sisters Recovery#worthsaving

A Fall Equinox sunset EXPERIENCE featuring wellness activities, a 4 course dinner with NYC/Jamaican Chef Troy Levy + music by DJ Oluwafemi!Join us for Get Fresh Daily's Fresh Take on a fall equinox celebration of food, community and Black culture.This is our first ever Fundraiser to secure funding for free and reduced cost weekly, organic produce boxes and recipes for 45 West Philly families.This signature fall event at The Historic Belmont Mansion is Get Fresh Daily’s (GFD) fresh take on a 4-course farm to table dinner- GFD DOES IT DIFFERENT! This meal will feature locally sourced ingredients you can find

What: A free, four-part program empowering today’s girls in freshwater science, technology, recreation, engineering, art, and math (STREAM). Please note! We ask that you attend at least two of the first three sessions (September 16, October 7, November 4). You must also attend the final session on December 2, 2023. Where: Various locations; see session listing below. Audience: We welcome Chester County, Pennsylvania, middle to high school (ages roughly 11–17) cis girls, trans girls, nonbinary youth, gender-nonconforming youth, and/or all youth who experience girlhood as part of their unique journey. Cost: Free. Registration is required and limited to 40 participants.Please

Join us to capture the season!SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16Photo Walk9:00 – 11:00 AMLaura Ducceschi, Fine Art PhotographerCapture the season! An award-winning photographer will be your mentor and guide for these monthly small group sessions. Stroll the gardens and photograph what inspires you while learning various compositional and technical options on the spot.Participants will need to bring a camera, a fully charged battery, and a camera card with space to shoot freely. Photographers with any kind of camera can benefit, but DSLRs are recommended.Rain date: Sunday, 9/17Members: $20/walk | Non-Members: $30/walkPhoto Walks are scheduled for Saturdays, Sept 16, Oct 21, and Nov

Come join us as a vendor or shopper for our 8th annual flea market at East Passyunk on Sept. 16th from 9am-3pm!Vendor fee per space is $25.Print out and complete the application, scan and email completed form to eastpassyunkcommunitycenter@phila.govRegistration Form must be completed, and payment received to secure spot.Sign up in person at 1025 Mifflin St. Phila PA 19148 or through Eventbrite @ www.EPCCAC.EVENTBRITE.COM.

Join us on Sat Sept 16th for the Uhuru Book Fair and Marketplace. We will have live music, spoken word, a Childrens Circle and more!Join us on Saturday, September 16th in beautiful Clark Park for the 8th Annual One Africa! One Nation! Uhuru Book Fair & Flea Market! This free all day program will feature live music poetry, spoken word, local authors, a Childrens Circle special activities for families, music, food, and over 100+ marketplace vendors! Free education resources will be available throughout the day to address adult literacy, English as a Second Language (ESL), and the community-wide lack of

Celebrate National Estuary Week and help PDE bag oyster shells so that they can used in restoration projects and support clean waters!Partnership for the Delaware Estuary has been collecting oyster shell from Wilmington area restaurants since early 2016. Generally, spent oyster shells go to landfills, but with our recycling program shells are going back to the Delaware Bay.Oyster shells are important for baby oysters and the entire aquatic ecosystem. Oysters are ecosystem engineers and a keystone species in the Delaware Bay. These awesome shellfish not only filter our water but oyster reefs are important habitat for lots of local wildlife.

Come one, come all! Join us on this unique, two-hour tour of Philly. Walk alongside the Badass women who formed this city of sisterly love!

Save the date, September 16th! We will collab with FIVE other Philadelphia-based community organizations to clean up Germantown!This is a community event aimed to bring together SIX Philadelphia-based organizations to empower members to take action. Groups like We Are Talking Trash Inc, We Are Smart 2, Helping Special Friends Inc, Men Who Care, G-Town Radio, and others will gather to aid in a community clean-up the underpass of 5799 Magnolia st, where heaps of trash are illegally dumped regularly. This is only one of the many clean-ups that will happen in Germantown and we need your help to substantially make

Get in back-to-school mode with your very own handmade sketchbook!Head back to school with a unique, one-of-a-kind, handmade sketchbook. Students will learn the craft of basic bookbinding while creating a take-home book or journal using recycled and environmentally conscience materials. Basic supplies and materials are provided. Participants are encouraged to bring fabric, stencils, or waterproof objects to include in their creations.All materials provided. Ages 13-18. $20 per person, max 15 people

Join InLiquid’s 40th Parallel North Preservation Brigade and artist Rebecca Schultz to make soil pigments!Please RSVP to join InLiquid and artist Rebecca Schultz on September 16th for a soil pigment and painting workshop at Penn Treaty Park! There will be two sessions of this workshop; please only choose one that works best for your schedule. Prehistoric humans made their paint from rocks and soil - and we can still make art with these rich colors today! In this workshop, participants will explore the process of creating watercolor pigments using local soil samples. You'll have the opportunity to experiment with these

A curated marketplace that happens now and then highlighting artists, artisans, makers, and resellers in Philly.40 vendors in the historic Leader Theater vending at a day of music, workshops, and fun. Inside, free and open to public, dog and kid friendly. Spots are relatively 8x6 and cost $60 each!

Beyond comparison the most exciting and fact filled 2 hour adventure offered in Philly. Learn about the history of Black Philadelphia.

Volunteer with your Philly B friends and support Farmer Jawn's new location in West Chester!Some of us had the opportunity to meet Christa and learn about her new farm in West Chester at the B Champion's retreat. If you aren't familiar you can learn about her great work here: FarmerJawnfollows regenerative farming practices that concentrate on soil health and increasing access to organic food to marginalized communitiesFarmerJawn is looking for help preparing for a seasonal transition. We'll be helping with harvesting and with general field maintenance tasks like weeding, and preparing for a seasonal transition. Come in farm clothes and

Join us for an unforgettable Bluegrass Brunch with Kampar Kitchen, where you can feast on delicious food while jamming to lively tunes.Bluegrass Brunch with Kampar KitchenJoin us for the grand finale of our anniversary week: a toe-tapping, finger-licking good time at the Bluegrass Brunch with Kampar Kitchen! Get ready to indulge in a delightful combination of soulful bluegrass tunes and a mouthwatering meal.In addition to live music, beers, and brunch cocktails, the main attraction is Chef Ange Branca's specially curated brunch platter for 1-2 people, featuring small plates by the following chefs: Melissa Fernando, Sri’s Company, Sri LankaAmaryllis Rivera-Nassar, Amy’s

Join us for the 2023 Philadelphia Marketplace! Makers and crafters from the tri-state area will return to Dilworth Park!Join us for the 2023 Philadelphia Marketplace! Makers and crafters from the tri-state area will return to Dilworth Park from Saturday, September 2 through October 1, 2023 to showcase their goods! 20 vendors will set up shop every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm - 6pm to bring their unique crafts to Center City.Grab a bite or a refreshing drink at the Air Grille. Let the summer festivities begin!Admission to the Philadelphia Marketplace is FREE!Check our website https://www.madeinphila.com/ for more information.Follow us on

Join us as we tell stories of abolitionists and freedom seekers and visit locations of the Underground Railroad in and around Kennett SquareOur popular, family-friendly tours are led by a knowledgeable guide in a comfortable, climate-controlled bus.  You will visit documented Underground Railroad sites, historic homes and Quaker Meetinghouses while learning about local abolitionists and anti-slavery activity including the contributions of local African Americans and their faith communities.

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 Details Come 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

The project involves designing farm animals on terracotta pots, painting them with acrylic paint, and then adding a plant at the end.The project involves designing farm animals on terracotta pots, painting them with acrylic paint, and then adding a plant at the end. As you watch your chosen plant grow and flourish within the farm-inspired pot, it will become a living part of your art. The farm animals will keep you company as you tend to your plant, creating a cute piece of decor in your home.After crafting you will walk over to our Sister-Farm (Rose Bridge Farm and Sanctuary)

Join us for an outdoor nature story time with the Tacony Free Library, along the river at Lardner's Point Park.Join Riverfront North Partnership and the Tacony Free Library for an outdoor nature story time, along the river at Lardner's Point Park. Every Third Monday at 11am from July through October we will host a free kid's story time event focused around nature. Except stories, singing, dancing and laughing!We suggest you bring blankets or small chairs for yourself and the children as there are limited benches available. Event will be canceled if there is a high likliehood of rain and participant's

Chairman Omali Yeshitela, Uhuru Movement founder and leader on tour with his latest book "The Verdict Is In: Reparations Now!"An Evening with Chairman Omali Yeshitela, Uhuru Movement and African People's Socialist Party founder and leader, features his latest book "The Verdict is In: Reparations Now!" with testimonials from the historic1982 First World Tribunal on Reparations for African People in the U.S. As the People's Advocate, Chairman led 2 days of testimony and a panel of international judges convicted the U.S. government of genocide and found that African people are owed $4.1 trillion in reparations. This trial kickstarted the reparations movement

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

Join us for a story, simple craft, short walk & more. Children ages 2-5 years with an adult.This month we will be learning about the pawpaw tree and its fruit. Children ages 2-5 years with an adult can join us for a story, simple craft, short walk, games and more. $5.00 per child. Adults are FREE. Eventbrite fees apply if paying by card. If you'd like to pay by cash or check, those options can be found at checkout. Parking is available at the center with additional street parking. The center, bathrooms, and picnic areas are all accessible, however, the

A discussion on climate change's role in biodiversity loss, and what can be done to reverse course.Canadian and Hawaiian wildfires; a bleached Great Barrier Reef; flooding in Pakistan and Nigeria; drought in Somalia; and devastating Cyclones across Malawi and Mozambique are just some of the recent climate driven natural disasters rearranging and challenging the ecosystems on which we all depend. The United Nations calls the confluence of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution a “triple planetary crisis.” A million species are at risk of extinction by 2050. Despite global calls to act, the world is suffering increasingly severe and often irreversible impacts

Partnership with the Chesapeake Bay FoundationHere at PA IPL a big planting effort is underway, and we want you to be part of it!PA IPL received requests for over 25,000 trees this Spring! We are excited to partner with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation once again to deliver as many of these requests as possible. Join us for a virtual session on September 19th at 7pm where we will learnabout the importance of planting native treeshow to plant & maintain trees you receiveand a little more about the mission to plant 10 million trees in PA by 2025We can’t wait to

Join us each month for a new adventure in natural sciences. Older Adults. FREE.Join us each month for a new adventure in natural sciences. This month we will be focusing on our largest native fruit, the pawpaw.Older Adults. FREE. Parking is available at the center with additional street parking. The center, bathrooms, and picnic areas are all accessible, however, the trails are rocky and uneven. This is an all-weather, outdoor program. Please dress for the weather and hiking. Photos will be taken of participants during this program for use by the Pennypack Environmental Center and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. If

Our next webinar will feature artist, founder of the Kansas Black Panther Chapter, healer, and community leader... Mama C!A NESAWG Sankofa Series WebinarNESAWG's Sankofa Series is back!In 2023, our online Sankofa Series will be lifting voices of color, focusing on our history and roots, celebrating identities and cultures, and learning from movements of resilience and change. This is part of NESAWG’s Racial Equity Transformation work in the farm & food systems.PresenterCharlotte Hill O’Neal aka Mama C aka Iya Osotunde Fasuyi is an internationally known visual artist, musician, performance artist, ATR priestess, filmmaker, poet/writer, of more than 3 decades of experience.She

Children ages 4-10 are welcome to discover our newly redesigned outdoor play space and participate in nature and arts-based activities.As the Autumn Equinox approaches, friends are invited to help me in celebrating the International Fairy Tea Party! This is a magical session for all kiddos (not just the girls!), where we will talk about the magical world of fairies & other tiny mythical creatures, design our own wings & fairy doors, search for signs of fairy magic around the grounds, and enjoy some special little treats to celebrate the magic of Play! (ages 4-10)

Join us for a free and public mushroom walkThere are limited spaces for this event so please only register if you are certain you'll attend and cancel your order if you can no longer make it. Meet us at 5pm at the corner of N 66th and Sherwood Rd by Morris Park. After a brief introduction we will head into the woods and look for mushrooms. Collecting is not permitted at this location, however we can observe, photograph, and discuss what we find along the way.Children are welcome to attend. Dogs are also welcome, but we ask you to keep

Join us for a free guided kayak tour of the Delaware River.Looking for a new adventure? Come join us at Glen Foerd this summer as we explore the beautiful Delaware River by kayak. Kayak excursions will be led by professionally certified guides and are appropriate for all levels of experience. The tour will include an introduction to the basics of paddling and an overview of safety protocols. Our exploration will be in tandem kayaks, so grab a buddy and come join us! Please arrive on time so our staff can deliver the safety talk and get everyone out on the

Women's Health and SelfcareYou nurture your partner, lover, children, employer, and community. You focus on everyone else first and let your own health suffers. Are you ready to take charge of your well-being and embrace a life of vitality and strength? Look no further, because the Women's Health Workshop is here to guide you on your journey to optimal health and happiness. Join us for an inspiring and informative event that focuses on YOU! This is an in person workshop lead by Dr. Larisa SharipovaLarisa Sharipova is a women’s lifestyle doctor, a board certified holistic health practitioner, the founder of

Making climate-friendly appropriations a priority in the Federal budgetJoin Pennsylvania Interfaith Power & Light and the Jewish Earth Alliance on September 20 at 7:00pm for an informational session on the Appropriations Bill. We will discuss making climate-friendly appropriations a priority in the Federal budget by understanding the budgeting process and what we need to tell our officials about our care and concern for the climate.Speaker: Madison Mayhew, National IPL Federal Policy ManagerSeptember 30th is the deadline for Congress to pass a budget, so Congress will be focused on appropriations throughout the month. The appropriations/budget process is complex and a huge

Evening Crafting... and Cocktails!Open Crafting for All!The Craft Coven and Upstairs at Abyssinia are teaming up to create a monthly making sash! The third Wednesday of every month we will take over the second floor back room at 229 South 50th Street to create a pop up maker studio, with a different planned project every month. Always donation based projects, we encourage you to come out whether you want to participate with the project or just bring out your own WIP to work on with the group.June Craft: Fabric Photo Embroidery with Cassie Jones of @DigThreadsJuly Craft: Poetry Writing with

Don't miss the opportunity to be part of change! Support survivors & engage in meaningful conversation. Join WOAR's Be The Change event.Join us at the Be The Change Symposium, a thought-provoking symposium aimed at inspiring positive action towards supporting survivors and imagining the end of sexual violence in our community. This in-person gathering will take place on Thursday, September 21, 2023 at Community College of Philadelphia- Winnet Building, 502 North 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130.Get ready to engage in meaningful conversations, gain valuable insights, and connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for making a difference. The symposium will

It's still possible to hold climate change to relatively safe levels but doing so will require revolutionary changes and global cooperation.Consumer trends and corporate practices over the past 50 years have set our planet on course for catastrophe. We stand at a key moment in the history of our planet, and our species. We have the option to make drastic changes in our lifestyle and society, or we can watch the planet pass the threshold of no return. It's our responsibility to learn what we can do and to implement change. Join Tony Buck to explore paths to a sustainable

As global warming continues to intensify, ecologically sensitive urban places are particularly prone to its consequences.As global warming continues to intensify, ecologically sensitive urban places are particularly prone to its consequences. Focusing on the world-renowned Galapagos Islands, a place experiencing meteoric growth in land- and sea-based tourism (up from 18,000 in 1980 to 271,000 in 2019) as an example, the speakers, a student/professor team engaged in Penn IUR’s Galapagos Goes Green Project, will underscore their efforts to increase public awareness about the conflict between local desires to maximize visitors and resulting induced negative effects (e.g., uncontrolled urban growth, increased use

Learn about insects in the meadow by using nets to catch and identify. Also take pictures of pollinators for citizen science project.By the end of summer, insects are in great abundance in the meadows. Enjoy using nets to catch and identify various species. We will also look for late flowering plants and animals in the meadow. Take pictures of what you find to enter in the PARKS FOR POLLINATORS BIOBLITZ, a citizen science project.

Join us for our next in-person meetup with the Philly Hardware Meetup group! Location: NextFab North Philly 1800 N. American St., Philadelphia Parking lot ——————– Agenda 5:30-6:00 pm: Arrive, mingle, grab some food and a beverage 6:00-6:15 pm: Opening remarks 6:15-7:00 pm: Guest Speakers + Q&A with the audience 7:00-7:30 pm: Open Mic. Anyone in attendance can give a demo or short presentation on their hardware product, startup, or project. 7:30-8:30 pm: Mix, mingle, and close out the night. ——————– Thank you to our partners for helping make this event! NextFab is a membership-based makerspace at the heart of Philly’s hardware

Explore recent research on the pollination strategy and fly pollinator of pawpaw.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21Flowers, Flies, and Fermentation: The Pollination Ecology of Pawpaw7:00 – 8:30 PMKate Goodrich, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Widener UniversityThe pawpaw (Asimina triloba) is a fascinating local tree that produces the largest native fruits in North America. Pawpaw was widely known and consumed by indigenous people and early colonists, but it is less well-known today. Biologist Kate Goodrich will share her recent research on the pollination strategy of this tree, and the fly species responsible for pollination—and fruit set—of pawpaw. She’ll also share some of the historical and

Join urban farm educator Ericka Stewart to learn more about urban farm marketing at a food hub to support healthy community food access.(Pre-registration required at least 24 hours in advance to participate in the event)Join urban farm educator Ericka Stewart to learn more about urban farm marketing at the Philly Foodworks food hub to support healthy community food access.

Lancaster Farmland Trust invites you to celebrate the harvest season in Lancaster County!Join us on a preserved farm to learn about the importance of agriculture in Lancaster County. Featuring fall festivities and fun for all ages:Learn more about farmland preservation and conservation with hands-on activitiesListen to live music by Matt WengerHop on a wagon tour of the farmGet cozy around the fire pit with friends and familyPick your own pumpkins and explore a 10-acre corn mazePlay complimentary yard games & more!Elizabeth Farm's kitchen and bar will be vending tasty treats, as well as local beer, wine, and fall-themed cocktails to

50th Anniversary celebration at the Weavers Way Chestnut Hill!Join members, staff and neighbors to celebrate the Coop's Golden anniversary. Have a drink and a delicious bite to eat with your friends from the Coop. We will also have yummy food generously donated by few businesses on the Ave.The Happy Hour is scheduled on 9/22 from 5-7pm.

Bring your own picnic basket and Pick Your Own Flowers from our flower fields & snuggle with our young goats.Bring your own picnic basket and everything you need for a perfect picnic. We have tables and chairs set up next to our horse pasture for you to use. You can enjoy our beautiful white horses while you enjoy your dinner. Flowers are a must for the perfect picnic. You can create your own bouquet to enjoy during dinner and take home afterwards. We have Sunflowers, Zinnias, Dahlias and Snapdragons.You will have the chance to snuggle with our young goats.You can

Join us for Brazilian musical masterpiece—that kicked off the int'l bossa nova craze—as part of cinéSPEAK Under the Stars at Clark Park 2023cinéSPEAK Under the Stars at Clark Park 2023 is produced thanks to generous on-going support from Independence Public Media Foundation. **This event will feature a Be Reel Black Cinema Club meet-up** —Since 2017, The Be Reel Black Cinema Club has been disrupting the myth that Black cinema is rare + inaccessible by supporting Black films and filmmakers, one monthly meet-up at a time. Follow @BeReelBlackCinemaClub **EVENT FLOW**COME EARLY! SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES. Food trucks, community partners and vendors will

Come celebrate with DVAA for our first ever Collective Market, a space for care, craft, and community!Come celebrate with DVAA for our first ever Collective Market, a space for care, craft, and community! Not only will the market be a chance for local businesses and artists to share and sell their work, the Collective Market will provide shared resources to ensure our collective well being. Narcan and first-aid training will be on site and we’ll also have free food and music to nurture both our bodies and our souls! We’re exchanging skills, knowledge, and art for the betterment of our

Get ready for a buzzing night out at the Lancaster Ave Night Market (Pop-Up Shop Edition) on September 22, 2023, SHOP TIL YOU DROP Lancaster Ave Night Market Pop-Up Shop EventThe Lancaster Ave Night Market Pop-Up Shop Event is a vibrant and engaging community gathering that brings together local businesses and entrepreneurs to showcase their products and services. Hosted at four different venues along Lancaster Ave, including SKS Event, Plush Events Venue, Kanvas, and Foundation Events, this event promises a unique shopping experience for attendees.Date: Friday, September 22ndTime: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PMLocation: Lancaster Ave (Between 3800-4300), Philadelphia4 LOCATIONS -The

What could be better than enjoying a glass (or two) with your furry best friend by your side? We're celebrating our beloved companions all weekend long with local vendors, live music, and specials! Come camera ready for a weekend full of treats including a photographer, charcuterie for you and barkcuterie for your pup from Whattaboard, local pet boutique, and pup cups from Ritas! We're keeping your glass full with Puppy Wine Flights and Packs and Puppy Wine Packs ($55 for all 3 bottles) with 10% of purchases going back to Dachshund Rescue of Bucks County & NJ! Things To Know

Join Bob Thomas, Chair of the Philadelphia Historical Commission for a walk along Darby Creek and through the Heinz Refuge.By Train to the 1654 Morton Homestead and the John Heinz National Wildlife RefugeDid you know you can reach both ends of the Heinz Wildlife Refuge by train? Join Bob Thomas, Chair of the Philadelphia Historical Commission, on a walk to the 1654 Morton Homestead along Darby Creek and through the adjacent wildlife refuge. Our tour begins with coffee and snacks at 30th Street Station, then a train ride to Prospect Park where we begin our walk past several fascinating and

Mothers, gather your family and meet us beneath the trees for our 3rd Annual family wellness retreat.Black Girls With Green Thumbs calls mothers from across the Philadelphia region to gather together to release and unwind. On Sunday, September 23rd we invite you and your children to immerse yourself in nature for the 3rd Annual They Didn't Know We Were Seeds: Family Wellness Retreat. At the retreat you and your family will: be free to let go nurture curiositybreak through loneliness Together with other women and their children, you will enjoy a beautiful day of restoration and exploration in the woodlands

Learn about the public art and historic properties in Rittenhouse Square, then see the original documents at the Historical Society of PA.Rittenhouse Square, established in William Penn’s original plan for the city but developed 200 years later in the 19th century, has long been a gathering place for city dwellers of all ages and interests. Featuring public art sculptures set amid designed spaces by architect Paul Cret, the paths and grassy areas attract artists, photographers, families and vendors. Join education staff from the Association for Public Art and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania to learn about the early development of

We're celebrating the opening of a new trail segment with an all ages 4-mile bike ride out and back along the K&T TrailBring your bike and join Riverfront North, Philadelphia Police 15th District, Bicycle Coalition and Rep. Joe Hohenstein for an all-ages community bike ride along the K&T Trail to celebrate the recent opening of a key segment. This will be a 4 mile out and back ride that will start and end at the Frankford Boat Launch. After the ride, light refreshments will be served as you take in the beautiful riverfront views.

Enjoy a walk around the meadow and take photos of bees, hummingbirds, flies, and other insects that you see pollinating late summer flowers.To draw attention to the importance of pollinators and native plants, the National Recreation and Parks Association has created a BioBlitz for the month of September. This BioBlitz is a time to record as many sightings of pollinator species and the plants they visit as possible. If you are competitive, our Park can compete with other parks!Enjoy a walk around the meadow and take photos of bees, hummingbirds, flies, and other insects that you see pollinating late summer

Create botanical art in guided steps with Margaret Saylor.SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 From Drawing to Painting: Botanical Art as a Process 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM Margaret Saylor, Botanical Artist and Illustrator Create botanical art in guided steps with Margaret Saylor. Capture a botanical subject in a simple line drawing; then transfer it to watercolor paper and create a painting. Learn how to correct a drawing and select watercolors to build a palette, and explore painting techniques that suit your style and subject. All levels welcome; some drawing experience helpful but not necessary. A recommended materials list is available for review

Come one, come all! Join us on this unique, two-hour tour of Philly. Walk alongside the Badass women who formed this city of sisterly love!