Events

A space for us, by us. we invite our Palestinian community to a dedicated Tatreez workshop led by JOHARA.

Come listen to stories with guest storytellers, crafts, activities, and space for the whole family to gather. led by KokuRoko Learning Co-opBring the whole family to enjoy tales representing Black and Brown peoples, play, and foster community. We invite elders and griots to share stories. This is led by Koku-Roko Learning Co-op, where we gather like-minded families; easing the load of parenting and offering a curious space to explore.Check out our last Story HourMore about Koku-RokoKoku-Roko is a Black and brown-led co-operative space for cultural enrichment and liberated learning. We curate child-centered and family-encouraged educational experiences to support the development

Mandela Day Art'Ventures is HERE and it's giving purpose, paint, and a playlist.The United Nations officially declared July 18th Mandela Day, calling on people everywhere to dedicate 67 minutes of service and intention to their communities - one minute for each of the 67 years Mandela devoted his life to the freedom of others.Join DiasporaDNA Story Center on Saturday, August 1st from 6–9PM for an evening that celebrates one of history's greatest freedom fighters through art therapy, aromatherapy, South African bites & sips, Mandela trivia, and an Afrobeats & Amapiano soundtrack that'll have you moving between rounds.Craft your own scented

Join Wild at the Lakes - Bats! Come out to learn more about the bats that make FDR Park their home. Bat programs will be scheduled literally after dark, when they are most active.Saturday, August 1Starting at 7:45 PM and lasting about an hourCan’t make it this time? Don’t worry, we’ve got Saturday, August 15, to catch the action.

Join us for a summer morning ride along the Schuykill River Trail. Bring snacks/water, your bike or hop on an Indego and enjoy the vibes.Our goal is to meet in front of the Art Museum at 9am with our bikes. For anyone who needs to rent a bike, there is a Indego station in front of the museum (preferably a non-electric bike). Please bring snacks / water and make sure to complete waiver prior to arrival.

Come learn how to identify trees with Jeff and Robb at this seasonal workshop! This summer, they will be focusing on leaves and other signs seen in the summertime. This workshop will start off in the outdoor classroom to examine samples for approximately an hour and then continue on a walk to try your new skills in the field. Dressing in layers and sturdy shoes are recommended. Meet at the Visitor Center, no registration needed.

Come join us every Sunday morning at 10am for flow by the river, enjoying good vibes while we move our bodies! Bring your SPF and yoga mat!Community & donation based yoga at the Schuylkill River banks, 25th & Locust. Same teachers, same hearts!Donation based class. Your donations support our teachers, this program and your friends at the SRDC (Schuylkill River Development Corporation).Please bring your own mat or anything to lay and practice on the grass. Also bring your own water and sunscreen. We suggest a hat and sunglasses as there's not much shade on the grassy area.This is an all

Printing activity on August 2nd. Limited spots available.Join us and Common Press at the University of Pennsylvania for a unique, hands-on tribute to the man who gave the Declaration of Independence its first physical form. On Sunday, August 2, we are gathering at the historic gravesite of John Dunlap, the official printer to the Continental Congress, for a special typographic celebration.In honor of the upcoming 250th anniversary of Dunlap’s monumental "broadside" printing, the Common Press will be onsite with two portable printing presses.Whether you’re a history buff, a design enthusiast, or just curious about the craft, this is your chance

A joyride through Philly Festivals and their history - climb onboard!Save Philly Festivals Bus Tour: The Ultimate Festival Hopping Joy RideLet’s celebrate Philly’s unstoppable spirit! This is more than a tour — it’s a vibrant journey through the heart of our city’s festivals. Powered by people, fueled by culture, music, food, and community ties. Come keep the vibes high - See, Support, and Save the festivals that make Philly Shine!The Save Philly Festivals Tour is your all-access pass to the city's most electric block parties, cultural celebrations, food fests, and music moments — no parking headaches, no FOMO, no limits.Cruise

Join us as we celebrate 10 years of recovery, connection, and community at RCA’s Alumni Summer Reunion on Sunday, August 2nd at Belmont Grove Pavilion in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia. Alumni, families, and friends are invited for an afternoon of food, fellowship, activities, and inspiration as we honor the journeys that brought us together and the lives transformed over the past decade. We can’t wait to celebrate with you! Bring a chair and come enjoy a fun summer day with RCA Alumni! If you have any questions, please reach out to your Alumni Coordinator or reach us via email at alumni@recoverycoa.com.

Freedom Now Fest returns to West Philadelphia honoring MLK’s 1965 Freedom Now Rally speech with live music, vendors, art, food & more.Freedom Now Fest 2026Freedom Now Fest 2026 returns to Lancaster Avenue in West Philadelphia on Sunday, August 2nd from 1 PM to 6 PM, marking 61 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his historic Freedom Now Rally Tour speech at 40th and Lancaster.What began as a commemorative gathering has grown into one of Philadelphia’s most meaningful Black history and cultural celebrations. Hosted on the very block where Dr. King spoke in 1965, this outdoor community festival transforms

Get your chance to tour Philadelphia's famous and exciting 7th Ward with The Black Journey! Tour Description:Meet your guide (holding "The Black Journey" sign) in front of Mother Bethel AME Church 6th and Lombard.RSVP in advance required.Call 267.702.3479 for more information.Philadelphia’s famous Seventh Ward was a thriving and bustling community populated by many Black Philadelphians as well as immigrants from the end of the 18th century until the 1960s. By 1900 the Ward was home to approximately 30% of Black Philadelphians. Boasting the largest Black population in the city, the Seventh Ward was the epicenter of Black culture and home

Learn about sustainability, explore nature, and have fun while making a positive impact on the environment during this week-long kids camp.Welcome to Eco Camp! Join us for a fun-filled adventure in nature at the historic Willows Mansion, hosted by the Willows Park Preserve and Delaware County 4-H. Get ready to explore the great outdoors, learn about sustainability, and make new friends. This week-long morning camp offers exciting activities like hiking, wildlife spotting, and eco-friendly crafts. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with nature and have a blast!Camp Dates: Monday, August 3rd - Friday August 7th (9am - 12pm

Calling Teen Adventurers! Come out on adventures away from the center and out into the trees, creeks, courses, and more!Teen Adventure Camp expands teens adventures beyond Pennypack to climbing mountain tops, kayaking along lakes, geocaching through new forests, hitting their target, soring through the tree tops, meeting new animal and human friends, and much, much more.All adventures will begin and end at Pennypack. Full-time staff will drive the team in City issued vans. Because of this, space for this camp is extremely limited.Teens can join one, some, or all adventures.Ages 13-17Prices vary per adventure.We also have a Teen Advisory Council

Rolling Rangers MTB Skills Progression Camp is a week long bike & trail adventure series.This camp is presented by YJR Outdoors and Philadelphia Free Range.Important Camp DetailsThis is not a learn to ride session. Youth participants must know how to ride a bike.Minimum 8 maximum 15 campers. A waitlist will be provided.Ages 12 to 16This is a co-ed camp open to all genders.Bring your own lunch. Lunch is not provided. Snacks, water and drinks will be provided.A mountain bike with gears, helmet and water bottle are required. Bikes can be rented for an additional fee.Snacks, water, cover, and amenities providedCamp

Join environmental educator Rebecca Silvey for a program for young learners (ages 2 - 4) and their caregivers.For young learners ages 2 - 4 years and their favorite caregiver. We will sing songs, dance, and explore nature using our senses. Please bring a picnic blanket, sturdy footwear, sun protection, water, and anything else you need for you and your little one to feel comfortable. Children younger than 2 are welcome to attend for free, but older siblings will need to register for a ticket. The class will occur drizzle or shine but we will cancel/reschedule in the case of inclement

Led by writers and former educators! Teens can find, develop and share their voiceCamp is Monday Aug 3- Friday Aug 7. 12-3pmTeens will engage in a variety of writing workshops on word choice, voice and style and editing.Teens will design 2 zines: a compilation of their work and a compilation of their peers' works.Workshops will be engaging, personalized and fun.After you purchase a ticket, please fill this out

Ground, breathe, and flow beneath the open sky. Join our welcoming community yoga practice in the park.

We welcome you to join the Philadelphia Mycology Club at the Discover Center for a lecture presented by Todd Elliott: From zombie ants to truffle-munching apes! This talk will explore the many fascinating ways that fungi and animals interact and impact the ecosystems around us. These associations range from parasitic to symbiotic and are vital to the health of natural communities all over the world. Register Here Can’t join us on the 3rd? Todd is giving two talks at the discovery center! Join The Delaware Valley Ornithology Club the following evening, Tuesday August 4th, for a talk on Ornithomycology: The intersection

A free, monthly craft circle that explores the versatility of paper.Paper Jam! A free, monthly craft circle that explores the versatility of paper. Bring a project you’re working on or make something with available materials. All are welcome!Free workshop led by teaching artist Cory Kram!

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,

Nature-themed stories and outdoor fun at Jenkins!Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens StaffJoin us for a nature-themed read aloud in Jenkins’ very own secret garden—the Explorer Garden. Enjoy a morning out and learn something new while listening to engaging stories.All ages welcome; most suitable for ages 3–6. Children must be accompanied by an adult.Free of charge

Have fun looking for the small animals that call the Wissahickon Creek home!We will learn and look for animals that live in the Wissahickon Creek, including bugs, fish, frogs and more! Please wear water shoes if you want to go in the creek.

The Rail Park - 1300 Block of Noble Street Free Join us out on the park for a neighborhood picnic! We love getting to know our neighbors (and based on the way that folks interact at events, we think you do, too!) so we want to invite you all for a picnic out on the park! Bring your dinner, a bit to share if that feels right, and get to know the folks that you're always seeing out on the park and around the neighborhood! It'll be a relaxed evening where the kids can play, pups can get all the pets, and

Join us for a jubilant celebration of Black dance and public art in Grays Ferry.The Black Dance Legacy Mural celebrates the history of Black dancers in Philadelphia, who broke barriers and cultivated a lineage of excellence that continues to influence the dance world today. Featuring live dance performances, music, and refreshments, the dedication will also be a chance to hear from living legends Philadanco Founder Joan Myers Brown and Karen Warrington, a former ballerina and dance historian who helped steward the mural project.Philadelphia Black Dance Mural Project by artist Bernard Collins Jr. highlights three generations of Black dancers, beginning with

Ten prominent local artists explore the hidden mysteries in the subterranean Fairmount Water Works.

August 5 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Join Solarize Greater Philadelphia on August 5th from 12-1 to find out why NOW is the best time for your organization to invest in solar. Who should attend? For profit and nonprofit building owners located in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, or Montgomery Counties who are looking to make energy costs predictable and energy budgets stable. We will provide an overview of Solarize’s one-stop-shop for conducting a project feasibility analysis all the way through the RFP process, financing and installation. There will be plenty of time for questions. Come learn more about how you can

The Philadelphia Mycology Club is partnering with the Clean Air Council to bring a guided mushroom walk series to Cobbs Creek Park! Funding for this series has been made possible by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. Meet in the parking lot at Thomas Ave and Cobbs Creek Parkway at 5:00PM. After a brief introduction, we’ll hit the trails. Close-toed shoes and long pants are recommended due to poison ivy and ticks. Children are welcome. Dogs are also welcome, but please keep them on leash. PMC events are free and open to everyone. Register Here

Create your own wearable art!Choose from hundreds of real flowers and botanicals to craft two stunning pieces—pick from earrings, a necklace, or a bracelet. Customize your design with gold, silver, or bronze hardware and bring home jewelry that’s uniquely you.All materials provided—bring your creativity!Led by Carrie Barron, Nature-based Art InstructorMembers: $35 | Non-Members: $40

Join us for a monthly orchard workday! Learn all about the plants in our Community Orchard, and what it takes to maintain them!Did you know that Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center has a "Community Orchard"? Filled with dozens of species of herbs, native flowers, and fruit-bearing trees, shrubs, and vines, this orchard is both a learning space and a food producer!Join us for "Orchard Tenders", a monthly volunteer orchard workday, every First Thursday from 10am-12pm!Learn the basics of orchard care, discover how to identify plants, and lend a hand in making this unique space even more beautiful!We'll be getting our

Ten prominent local artists explore the hidden mysteries in the subterranean Fairmount Water Works.

Unleash your inner artist at our animal-themed painting event - no experience required, just good vibes and creativity!

Lead artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz & costume designer Kristina Tollefson will discuss the production process of their upcoming project.On Thursday, August 6, join us for “Collaborative Stitches: The Making of Vámonos Pa’l Monte,” with the creative team behind this Mural Arts project: lead artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz and costume and production designer Kristina Tollefson.The artists will discuss the planning and considerations that go into producing their creative collaborations, with a deep behind-the-scenes dive on Vámonos Pa’l Monte, a public art and engagement project culminating this fall in Philadelphia’s Norris Square neighborhood and throughout the city. The conversation will be moderated by Nicole

REGISTRATION REQUIRED: Join us and Discovery Pathways for an evening out on the water. Equipment provided.Beginner and family friendly event out on the water. Life vests and boating equiptment provided. Waivers are required and reccomended to be completed in advance.Evento para principiantes y familias en el agua. Chalecos salvavidas y equipamiento para navegación. Se requieren exenciones y se recomienda completarse con antelación.Latino Outdoors is committed to ensuring our outings always remain free of cost. If you can, we invite you to make a contribution here: Support Latino OutdoorsDiscovery Pathways s a South Philadelphia nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth and families

Have you ever heard that mushrooms will save the world? Join Philly Myco Club’s own Christian Kustra to solve the plastic problem! WHEN: Wed., Aug. 6, 6 PMWHERE: Science and Wellness Center (Room 202) at Parkway Central Library1901 Vine StreetPhiladelphiaCost? Offered for FREE thanks to Free Library of Philadelphia Plastic is not a viable long-term solution for the items we throw away often. Do you want to learn about fungi-based alternatives? Come join Christian Kustra a mechanical engineer and Philadelphia Mycology Club volunteer to discuss mycelium biomaterials, a durable, fire resistant, biodegradable technology. Learn how they are made, how they compare to existing materials,

Learn easy tips to grow fresh veggies at home and feed your family with love!You Gon' Learn: How to Grow Food for Your FamilyA Bi-Weekly Summer Series by Black Mothers In PowerFood access is a maternal health issue. This session introduces families to growing their own food -whether in containers, raised beds, or small yards.Participants will learn the basics of starting a garden, growing nutrient-dense foods, and involving children in food cultivation as a pathway to healing, nourishment, and food sovereignty.This Session is led by Jamie ShanklinFounder & PresidentMessiah’s Market Herbs & Horticulture Inc.Chair, Urban Farm Committee – Delaware Urban

Unearth your love for science in this fun and interactive S.T.E.M. show for the whole family.With help from audience volunteers, we’ll conduct exciting experiments about the changing states of matter, pressure, and more — while raising a shovel to scientists who work with dirt! If you didn’t already love science, you’ll really ‘dig it’ after seeing Science Heroes in action! Please register everyone in your party. Ages 5-11.Accessibility Check-in: please contact us if you would like an accommodation to access this program.

BlackStar Film Festival's opening night film! West Side Familia is a feature documentary about an overlooked Puerto Rican community on Manhattan’s Upper West Side whose cultural and political influence helped shape New York City while remaining largely erased from its official history.

Meeting at Regal UA Main Street (3720 Main Street) Parking: There should be plenty of parking in the theater lot. Our location is serviced by the Manayunk/Norristown regional rail and the 9, 27, 61, and 62 buses. See map for details. Bathrooms: We’ll stop to use the restrooms at the Cosmic Cafe about a quarter of the way through our ride. Distance: 17 miles kAudience: Ages 18+ Join Trail Ambassadors Lisa Kleiman, Jean McWilliams, Doug Gibson, and Dave Cohen for a 2-wheeled cruise along the Schuylkill River! We’ll meet in Manayunk and then pedal across the Wissahickon Creek, down Kelly

Spring Volunteer Opportunities!Join us on Fridays for a morning of stewardship along the Riverfront North Greenway! Our Friday volunteer series rotates between Pennypack on the Delaware and Lardner’s Point Park, giving you the chance to support the park nearest you—or discover a new favorite spot. We can’t wait to see you out there!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 participate. Anyone under 16 must have a parent or guardian with them during the volunteer event.

Ten prominent local artists explore the hidden mysteries in the subterranean Fairmount Water Works.

Every first Friday of the month we invite the community out to spend the day tending to the land, learning and growing with us

Practice observation and nature identification in the Wagner's Teaching Garden!The Wagner's Teaching Garden is our most valuable classroom. Not only is our green space full of pollinator gardens, but it is also a certified Wildlife Habitat, Bird Habitat, and Monarch Waystation—our milkweed plants provide valuable nutrients for Monarch butterflies during their cross continental migration.Beginning Friday, April 10th, the Wagner Teaching Garden will be open for independent educational exploration every Friday from 1 - 3:00pm.Visitors of all ages may borrow hand lenses for close observation of our urban ecosystem, use nature guides to help identify the different animals, trees, and rocks

Philly’s signature mix of sports pride, deep cultural roots, and the unmistakable South Philly edge.Explore a neighborhood where generations of immigrants have shaped one of Philadelphia's most culturally diverse communities, and discover how historic FDR Park and the surrounding streets reflect a layered story of recreation, resilience, and traditions that continue to evolve today. From the Olmsted Brothers–designed landscapes of FDR Park to the restaurants, markets, and places of worship that define Lower Moyamensing, this tour reveals how each generation has added its own chapter to the neighborhood's enduring story.TOUR INFOCost: FREE, registration required.Meeting Point: Independence Visitor Center (599 Market

Buy, design, and make silk flowers from recycled textiles and leave with your own fascinator, floral brooch, flower crown, bouquet, and moreSpecial guest teaching artist Jamie Campbell will demonstrate and guide participants through original construction using recycled textiles, beading, and deconstructed jewely. Jamie created large scale sculptures and instablation work in the gallery at Cherry Street Pier during Phantastic Phibers. She has taught several workshops in Studio 16 including creating bats, light up jellyfish, felting fairiies,, and Delaware River Monsters. She exhibited a participatory installation in "Weaving on the Waterfront" in 2025 on the Terrace Gallery on Cherry Street Pier.

One Art Farmers Market and Vendor Village featuring our favorite Black & Brown farmers, growers, artisans, and small businesses!A community grown movement rooted in love and food sovereignty 🌱✨Let's GROWWWW!!!✨🌱Join us for our Farmers Market and Vendor Village! We'll be featuring a variety of Black and Brown farmers, growers, florists, artisans, and other small businesses we absolutely LOVE. We'll be continuing this series all through the season every first and third Friday through September.We'll be in the lush One Art Oasis as the sun sets, with:Farm to table food by Mama BeverlyA tour of the One Art FarmCollective Visioning activationHands

August is STACKED at Arch Enemy Arts. Nine new shows—seven solos and two new group shows, INSEPARABLE and THE ORNITHOLOGIST'S CABINET—are adorning our walls with all the beautiful absurdity you've come to know and love. Check out the details below, and join us on your First Friday crawl, 5PM - 9PM at 109 Arch Street, Old City Philadelphia. Beatriz Bradaschii - ODE TO FEELING is a collection of eight surreal oil paintings and two drawings that honor emotion as a source of intuition, self-knowledge, and transformation in glowing, earthy palettes. Calamity Cole - GODS & PROPHETS is a collection of

Join us for our August First Friday at Heroic Gardens. We'll be dedicating the Freedom and Liberty Mural at Heroic GardensThe Sunflower Farm at Pennypack, powered by Heroic Gardens, is a vibrant community space where U.S. Veterans, families, and neighbors come together to grow, heal, and connect. Artist John Zerbe has created a vibrant fence line mural to celebrate our nation’s semiquincentennial and the power of community. Join us to dedicate this new artwork!Refreshments will be served.

An indoor community movie night featuring The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — free books, art, a youth marketplace, and more. $5 at the door.Join Natural Creativity for a Summer of Imagination — a cool, comfortable indoor community movie night for the whole neighborhood!We'll be screening The Super Mario Bros. Movie in our air-conditioned space — bring a blanket, settle in, and enjoy. But the movie is just the beginning. The evening is full of things to make, do, and discover:• Free books from the Tree House Books bookmobile• Hands-on art — make your own other-worldly self-portrait• A youth marketplace —

Join Yahlil Lakwame for fun weekly meditative hikes explore, chat, and enjoy nature together in person!Weekly Hiking Events Ready to get outside and explore? Join us for Weekly Hiking Events with Yahlil Lakwame! It’s all about good vibes, fresh air, and some awesome trails. No experience needed—just bring your hiking boots and a smile. Let’s take a hike together, make new friends, and enjoy the great outdoors. See you on the trail!

Ground, breathe, and flow beneath the open sky. Join our welcoming community yoga practice in the park.

Our dynamic monthly speaking series returns for happy hour, candid conversation, and a panel discussion at W Philadelphia.Mural Arts' Dominique Smack will host a panel of local emerging artists who have grown their practice through community collaboration and fellowship opportunities, including the Philadelphia Fellowship for Black Artists. Stay tuned for more panelist details.About Mural Than MuralsMore Than Murals w/ Dominique Smack is a dynamic monthly speaking series presented by Mural Arts Philadelphia that brings the organization’s broader mission to life—demonstrating that Mural Arts is not only about public art, but also about social justice, restorative justice, art education, workforce development,

Celebrate community, creativity, and culture at First Friday Homegrown a recurring series dedicated to spotlighting Philly’s very own!We created the Philly Homegrown section to uplift Philly’s creative community providing a platform for local talent to shine and a space for neighbors to discover, support, and celebrate the artistry rooted in our city. Each month, we open our doors for an evening of local love: shop unique, handcrafted goods, meet the makers, and connect with your neighbors. Enjoy complimentary wine, light refreshments, and a vibrant atmosphere where art, plants, and people come together.

Celebrate the final stretch of summer with books, crafts, community reading fun.Celebrate the last pages of summer at Book Lovers Day at the Lansdowne Farmers Market!In partnership with the local library, this special market day is all about stories, creativity, community connection, and getting excited for a new season of reading ahead. Whether you're squeezing in one last summer read or looking forward to cozy fall book days, there’s something for readers of all ages to enjoy.Join us for:📚 Story Times at 9:30am & 12pm✂️ DIY bookmark making for kids and adults🍂 Information on upcoming library programs and fall events🎶

Join us for Community Water Testing. This activity is family friendly for ages nine and up. Healthy communities demand clean water!For questions, more information, and to register, contact George Ambrose at Gamb370294@Aol.comAges 9+Every second Saturday at 10amMeet at Cobbs Creek Community Environmental CenterFREE

VU PHL is partnering with Cradles to Crayons to transform donations into curated orders for children!Cradles to Crayons connects you to new and gently used donations—beautiful and loved outfits and essentials from the community—that you and VU will quality check, sort, package, and prepare to go to kids in our communities through our incredible network of Service Partners.What we will be doing:In partnership with Cradles to Crayons, up to 25 VU volunteers will sort, organize, and curate orders for specific children in the Giving Factory. Please arrive 10 minutes early for check-in.Notes ahead of the event!VU will add you to

Join us for a garden tour and herbal workshop in East Fairmount Park! Date Saturday, August 8 Time 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Location Boxers' Trail Gateway 33rd and West Dauphin Street Philadelphia PA 19132 Join Fairmount Park Conservancy and Fair Amount Food Forest for a garden tour and herbal workshop in East Fairmount Park on Saturday, August 8 from 10 AM–12 PM. First, we’ll take a tour of the Fair Amount Food Forest, a community-based, publicly-accessible, and educational food forest garden located outside Woodford Mansion in Fairmount Park. Attendees will participate in a hands-on workshop where they will make

More than a market. It's a movement. Rooted in community. Built for all of us to thrive.

Join Audubon Mid-Atlantic at Project HOME Honickman's Center for an engaging day of learning, community connection, and environmental action. This free workshop will bring Strawberry Mansion residents, community leaders, and environmental organizations together to explore how climate change impacts our neighborhoods through extreme heat, flooding, rising utility bills, and environmental inequities. Participants will take part in interactive workshops, demonstrations, and a community stewardship activity. There will be a free lunch, as well as raffle prizes distributed at the end of the workshop. This event is created for adults, thank you!

Ten prominent local artists explore the hidden mysteries in the subterranean Fairmount Water Works.

A walk from the Schuylkill River Trail's South Street entrance, headed south then back. We'll learn about the nature we see along the way

Stop in for a story with your little ones 2-6 year oldCome bring your little ones to Fairmount Water Works to enjoy a story time and explore the Interpretive Center. Geared towards 2-6 year olds we will read a story from the Philadelphia Free Library, then go on a little tour outside. Guardians must accompany child during program. If there is rain we will do the story time and tour inside the building. Siblings younger/older are welcome!

The Tacony LAB free workshop series at Glen Foerd!Using watercolors, be inspired to create a small painting based on the surroundings at Glen Foerd. Please register so we have an accurate count of supplies. This project may take the full 2 hours, so please arrive at 11 and plan to stay until 1.This event will take place on location at Glen Foerd, a hidden treasure in Northeast Philadelphia on the Delaware River about 10 minutes drive from the Tacony LAB.This event is cohosted with Glen Foerd and your registration information will be shared with Glen Foerd.Registration is required for this

DVV’s Phoenixville VegFest is a free vegan festival with live music, food trucks, vendors, food booths, beer garden, & more taking place on 8/8/26 from 11-6pm. Rain date 8/9/26.

Celebrate the fourth installation of Afromation Avenue in the Kensington neighborhood!Afromation Avenue is a Philadelphia-based community street art founded by two Philadelphia educators, Brittni Jennings and Kristin Kelly. This initiative collaborates with local artists and communities to create positive affirmation signs inspired by neighborhood stories, history, and identity.As a part of Councilmember Lozada’s Office, Mural Arts Philadelphia, and Impact Services Heart of Kensington Creates (HOKC) initiative, Afromation Avenue installed its fourth iteration of curated, positive affirmation street signs in the Kensington community.___________________"We hope to create spaces for reflective thought and conversation while honoring the cultural identity of each community we