Events

McKaig Nature Education Center and Riverbend Environmental Education Center are excited to continue our partnership in 2026 to bring nature education to the King of Prussia area. McKaig offers pristine 91-acre woods that are well suited for hands-on nature discovery for this full-day, week-long summer camp. Camps will be led by Riverbend’s skilled educators to guide your campers in nature exploration through hikes, stream-stomping, bug-catching, and so much more. Ages: 5-10 Dates: June 22-July31, 2026 Group Size and Information: 2 Groups (Ages 5 - 7 and Ages 8-10) Each group will be 10-12 campers with 2 counselors Camp Schedule: Monday

Rolling Wild is a week long bike & trail adventure camp where Wild Rollers dive into the wild world of parks, pedals, and possibility.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.No mountain biking experience necessary. Coaches will teach all necessary mountain bike skills.Minimum 8 maximum 15 campers. A waitlist will be provided.Age 8 to 11 or roughly 2nd to 7th grade.This is a co-ed camp open to all genders.Bring your own lunch. Lunch is not provided. Snacks, water and

Wandering Wild is a week long bike & trail adventure series where Wanderers will explore the wild world of parks, pedals, and possibility.This camp is presented by YJR Outdoors and Philadelphia Free-Range EducationImportant Camp DetailsWhether you're taking your first ride or a youth gearing up for more advanced trails, our program is designed to teach the fundamentals of biking in a fun, safe, and supportive environment.No mountain biking experience necessary. Coaches will teach all necessary mountain bike skills.Minimum 8 maximum 12 campers. A waitlist will be provided.Age 5 to 7This is a co-ed camp open to all genders.Bring your own

A special guided tour of Fairmount Water Works from a unique angle of historical arts and architecture.Join us for Said in Stone: Statuary Art at Fairmount Water Works, a tour focusing on the “form” that complements the “function” of our National Historic Landmark.Along with the history, learn about the artistic expression of Fairmount Water Works through the architecture, fountains, sculpture, landscape design and the Schuylkill River School of Painting. The beauty of the form brought attention to the critical function of the Fairmount Water Works. Join us in June to reveal history through arts and architecture at Fairmount Water Works.Tour

UnOrthodox Yoga has landed at it's final location at Borski Park. All ages, gentle flow class led by local instructor, Violet Vines.

Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and the Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming by Liz Carlisle Join us on Tuesday, June 24th at 6 PM (via Zoom) for our PA Fibershed Book Club Meeting, as we gather for a thoughtful, hour-long discussion around Healing Grounds: Climate, Justice, and the Deep Roots of Regenerative Farming by Liz Carlisle. Whether you plan to read every page or just want to listen in, this will be a meaningful conversation about the future of clothing and the role we can play in shaping a more thoughtful textile system. 📚 All are welcome! If you’re not already

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Learn the basic mechanics of a home sewing machine and how to repair and maintain it.Just like a car or a bike, your home sewing machine needs a regular tune up to keep her humming. This 2-hour workshop will go over the basic mechanics of a home sewing machine, the functions of standard stitches, basic troubleshooting, and how to maintain your machine. After this class, you will feel confident in recognizing when your machine needs a little TLC and will have the know how to address your damsel in distress.Be sure to bring your machine, your manual (if you have

Monthly Small Business Exchange in person event with LA21Monthly Small Business Exchange Hosted by LA21The Monthly Small Business Exchange is a welcoming, in‑person forum designed for entrepreneurs who want a consistent space to sharpen their ideas, practice their pitch to strengthen it, and connect with other business owners who “get it.” This 1.5‑hour session brings together small business owners, solopreneurs, and creatives for real conversation, real feedback, and real growth.Each month, participants can:Practice their elevator pitch and strengthen how they talk about their businessDiscuss social media content, messaging, and marketing ideasShare challenges and wins in a supportive, no‑judgment zoneGet peer

All ages Yoga at Borski Park led by Family-Yoga professional and founder of Heartwell Yoga, Jana Gunby.

Join us for a guided bird walk through the diverse habitats of the Andorra Natural Area (Wissahickon Environmental Center).

Join us for special guided tours of the Fairmount Water Works, a National Historic Landmark.One of 67 National Historic Landmarks in the city of Philadelphia, Fairmount Water Works tells the story of the rise of the first successful water supply system in our young nation. From innovative engineering and design to neoclassical architecture, Fairmount Water Works served as one of our nation’s top-visited tourist attraction while supplying the pristine water of the Schuylkill River to our growing city’s population. Join in June to tour this renowned landmark.Tour Dates: June 11 and June 25 Time: 4pm-5:30pm Where: Fairmount Water Works Interpretive

Join PHS on an hour-long tour of the green roof at PECO’s downtown Philadelphia headquarters. At 45,000 square feet, the PECO green roof offers stunning views of the city. It includes an observation deck and an “intensive” area featuring large planters filled with native grasses and perennials such as switchgrass, little bluestem grass, Agastache, and Amsonia. Pre-registration of all participants is required one week in advance of the tour. No walk-ins allowed. Date June 25, 2026 Time 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Cost General Admission: $15 PHS Members: $10 Location PECO Building 2301 Market St Philadelphia, PA 19103 July 23,

Join us for a chill night learning cool stuff about nature and the environment with the Indian Run crew!Indian Run Environmental Education Center PresentationJoin us for an evening of environmental education featuring live reptiles. Don't miss out on this opportunity to see them up close. For ages 6+. Please register everyone in your party.Accessibility Check-in: please contact us if you would like an accommodation to access this program.

Snacks, community, and a screening of The Birdcage!Happy Pride Month! We're celebrating with a picnic and movie night on June 25th! Meet us near the Community Garden in Disston Park for a screening of The Birdcage, water ice, snacks and community. BYO seating and feel free to bring your own snacks as well! Located at the corner of Keystone & Longshore. *This movie is rated “R” for Moderate profanity & mild Sexual innuendo, Parent or Adult Guardian Accompaniement required for children under 17.*

Join us in the Gayborhood for the mural dedication of In Pride, In Power, In Memory, a new tribute to the city's rich LGBTQ+ history.The mural depicts five Philadelphia LGBTQ+ trailblazers: Gloria Casarez, Michael S. Hinson, Jr., Tyrone Smith, Nizah Morris, and Dawn Munro.Photo credit: Wall mockup of In Pride, In Power, In Memory by Santiago Galeas, 2026.

Celebrate the culture and global roots of Southwest Philly’s Africatown through a vibrant journey of history, community, and connection.

You’re invited to celebrate Free the People to Free the Money to Free the People: An Organize the Rich Anthology!✨Please join us for a conversation with co-editors Michael Gast, Marian Moore and Alex T. Tom, moderated by Nigel Charles. You’ll hear personal stories and inspiring examples of organizing the rich and cross-class solidarity made real, and reflecting on where we go from here.📖 This anthology chronicles 50+ years of efforts to organize wealthy people toward justice, weaving together stories, interviews, and analysis from a powerful multiracial, cross-class community of leaders.🎈This gathering is co-hosted with love and solidarity by Organize the

Join poet, percussionist, and vocalist janet mac for a 6 week Ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀ class. Walk ins welcome the first class!As part of janet mac's Artist Residency at d'griot cafe & gallery, she will be hosting a 6 week Ṣẹ̀kẹ̀rẹ̀ class ending in a community performance. Join us also as she is featured at d'griots 3rd Thursday Jam Session , a 6 week Sekere class, and a 2nd Saturday Jam!We are excited to welcome janet mac as our Resident Artist May-June 2026janet mac is a singer, songwriter, percussionist, and spoken word artist from Philadelphia, PA. She has performed with several well-known local

Support talented artists in the heart of Germantown at this interactive community art show!Join us on 4th Friday for Germantown Art & Sound, a kickback for local creatives with an art show highlighting local artists. Complete with complimentary wine, live DJ, food truck and a playlist that is uniquely curated by our guests, we deliver your Friday night vibes just right.Event DetailsTickets: Suggested donation of $10. Cash, cash app, venmo and card accepted at the door.Food & Drink: Complimentary wine and the Taqueria El Guero food truck will be available with delicious food and drinks for purchase. This event is

Ready… Set… Market!Get ready to run, hop, race, laugh, and maybe even unleash your competitive side at Field Day at the Market!This high-energy market day brings all the nostalgic fun of a classic school field day right to the Lansdowne Farmers Market with playful activities and friendly competitions for kids, families, and grown-ups who still take sack races seriously.Throughout the morning, enjoy:🏁 Three-legged races🥔 Sack races🪢 Jump rope challenges🎯 Cornhole competitions🟨 Hopscotch and sidewalk games🏃 Relay races and surprise mini challenges💦 Cool-down summer fun throughout the marketWhether you're competing for glory, cheering from the sidelines, or just here for the

Enjoy the best walking in the region and learn the history of the America's first paper mill.Walk the Wissahickon and find the hidden treasures of Fairmount Park.Start: Chestnut Hill West Station, PhiladelphiaFinish: 30th Street Station, PhiladelphiaDistance: 15miOptional endpoints: Tulpehocken Station (6mi)Mini: Tulpehocken Station (6mi)Terrain: gravel, paved, wooded hiking trails Transit: At 30th St Station or Center City, take the Chestnut Hill West Line.Parking: $2 parking in Chestnut Hill. Difficulty: AverageCategory: nature, urban, scenicCoordinator: Charles UpdikeA beautiful walk through nature. Scenic loop exploring the Wissahickon, with a visit to Rittenhousetown and a sweeping view of the Wissahickon Valley atop the Walnut

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

Family fun at Laure Hill Mansion. We will be giving history tours, playing lawn games, crafting at this free public event.June 27th is Wawa Welcome America Free Museum Day at Laurel Hill Mansion and other historic East Park houses. Don’t miss this opportunity to see what is considered to be one of the most significant groups of 18th and early 19th century domestic architectural examples in the United States and one of the few remaining period villa districts in the world.From 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. five historic East Fairmount Park Houses will open their doors free of charge on

Inclusive, sensory-friendly goat time! Join our FREE All Abilities Ramble. Reservation required. info@phillygoatproject.orgThe All Abilities Ramble is a gentle, joyful space created especially for children, teens, and adults with special needs — along with the people who love them. This is your time to explore, connect, move at your own pace, and enjoy our goats in a calm and supportive environment.CHOOSE YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE!Register for a 30 minute 1:1 visit (reservation is required)ORDrop in for a Group Farm Tour from 12:30pm-1:30pmThis program is completely FREE, but reservations are required so we can make sure your visit is comfortable and supported.To

Help us sort donated fabrics, textiles, and reclaimed materials for creative reuse!Volunteer to help our team divert a wide range of creative materials away from the landfill and back into the hands of our creative community where they can be reused in countless creative projects!✓ Water bottle refill station and restrooms are available on-site✓ Wheelchair Accessible*Please Note* Although volunteer activities will be conducted indoors, our building at 1800 N American St. is a large warehouse space where the cooling/heating systems cannot always keep at pace with the elements. Please stay hydrated, dress accordingly, and if you are especially sensitive to

Come check out the 37th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival for a weekend of art, food, and fun!Manayunk is celebrating the 37th Annual Manayunk Arts Festival this year! Since 1990, the show has built itself into being the tri-state area’s largest outdoor juried art festival featuring approximately 300 different local and nationally known artists and crafters. The show is free to the public and features artists from eight different disciplines: fiber, glass, ceramics, jewelry, mixed media, painting & drawing, photography, and wood & sculpture. The show also hosts The Emerging Artist Tent which features local and up-and-coming talent. Throughout the weekend,

This workshop seeks to demystify the techniques to maintaining a healthy artist practice and making way for a thriving and consistent career A healthy practice relies on several self-driven components working symbiotically. Each one of these steps are interchangeable, and influence each other. But where to start? In this workshop, we will be going over three components of a professional artist practice: A guide on showing your work and maintaining a consistent exhibition schedule A light overview of Career Support: Sales, Residencies, Grants, and Funding strategies Building and maintaining your art community. About the Instructor: Patricia Renee' Thomas is a

Using found natural materials and craft supplies, youth will create their own unique dreamcatcher to take home.In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will learn about the cultural history, meaning, and symbolism of dreamcatchers while exploring themes of dreams, protection, creativity, and imagination through guided group discussions.Using found natural materials and craft supplies, youth will create their own unique dreamcatcher to take home. Along the way, participants will be encouraged to connect with nature, practice mindfulness, and express themselves through hands-on making. No prior crafting experience is required.This youth-focused workshop offers a fun and welcoming space for young people to learn, create,

Community-centered cooking demonstration focused on healthy and accessible food preparation

Celebrate the culture and global roots of Southwest Philly’s Africatown through a vibrant journey of history, community, and connection.

Join us for a fun and informative walking tour of Ambler's Downtown and its historical sites and stories!

Join Studio 105 at Ray Philly and Ulises for the opening reception of Kaitlin Pomerantz: (de)growthJoin Studio 105 at Ray Philly and Ulises for the opening reception of (de)growth, a new solo exhibition and immersive installation by interdisciplinary artist and educator Kaitlin Pomerantz, whose new work transforms the gallery into a densely layered environment of overgrowth and repair, reimagining the visual language of American currency through collage, ceramics, handmade paper, etched coin works, and living plant installations. Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States in Philadelphia, the exhibition considers the dollar not simply as a

Learn how herbal steams, bath blends, and foot soaks work — and create your own custom herbal steam or soak blend to take home.Are you curious about vaginal steams, womb care, yoni steams, foot soaks, bath rituals, and nervous system resets? Have you been wondering: how do they work, which herbs should you use, and how do you steam safely?In this hands-on workshop, we’re getting into the real herbal knowledge behind steams and soaks. You’ll learn how warm water, steam, and botanicals can be used in body care rituals to support relaxation, circulation, skin softness, pelvic comfort, tension relief, and

An evening of fun and discovery led by Hannah Michelle of InsectopiaJoin us for a Firefly Walk! We'll learn all about the amazing animals that light our fields and forests on summer nights. Find out what to look for when watching fireflies, then join us for an adventure in Pennypack on the Delaware to witness a brilliant firefly display. The walk will be guided by Hannah Michelle from Insectopia.

This multimedia exploration will encompass an evening of experimental ambient music and video projections inspired by the local watershed.The preeminent Philadelphia DJ, Composer, Producer, Sound Designer and Music Experimentalist June Lopez will perform de/compostion: Native Trees, Sonic Roots, a set of genre-defying music and experimental soundscapes based on the inspiration of found sounds in Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed and Tacony Creek Park.de/compostion: Native Trees, Sonic Roots will be inspired by the field recordings and audio research June is engaged with, including the trees and other elements from the watershed. Natural processes, such as composting, are also sources for sound.June will be

Join Newlin Grist Mill and Dee McGrath on a three-mile hike noting points of local historic interest!Join us for a slow-paced, three-mile hike with some elevation. We will hike approximately one mile to the Old Christmas Tree Farm, noting local history along the way. Once we reach the forest, we will spend 10 minutes quietly enjoying the sounds of nature to clear our minds. We will then head back down, passing additional historical points of interest. Hiking boots or sturdy shoes are recommended, and please remember to bring water.The hike will be led by Dee McGrathDolores (Dee) McGrathSince retiring 13

Ariel Monroe with Delta E.M. Wellness will lead a Guided Meditation and Sound Bath at d'griot.Ariel Monroe with Delta E.M. Wellness will lead a Guided Meditation and Sound Bath at d'griot.Guests are invited to bring a yoga mat, pillow, blanket, eye mask, journal for a relaxing Collective Spring Deep RESET.Sound Bath benefits include:Reduced tension, pain, anxiety, distress, decreased cortisol.More calm, peace and relaxation, better sleep, greater sense of connection inside and interpersonally, greater practice of slowness, gentle resistance and listening, increased peristalsis, better digestion, improved intuition.

In this one day workshop, students will learn the basics of sewing books by creating a series of simple sewn structures.In this one day workshop, students will learn the basics of sewing books by creating a series of simple sewn structures. Beginning with a single signature pamphlet, students will learn the basics of folding and sewing. We will build on that simple structure, making two signature pamphlets before exploring different types of covers. Finally, we will fold a simple slip case to keep them all together. Students will leave the workshop with four completed book structures and the basic knowledge

Connect with neighbors and your neighborhood during this fun community greening and walking program.For a few weeks this Spring & Summer, meetup at the "New County Park" in Darby and let Black Girls With Green Thumbs kick off your 2026 outdoor wellness routine!Grow & Walk DelCo is community wellness challenge that combines gardening, exercise, and joy to help community members improve their health, connect with nature, and build meaningful relationships with neighbors.YOU will earn badges, make new friends, and discover the joy of gardening, walking, and exercise — all while having a blast with your neighbors!During Grow & Walk DelCo,

Join us to learn the basics of the Stained Glass process while putting together your very own Glass Window Hanging!With this workshop you will have a chance to learn about the basics of building stained glass by putting together a glass window or wall hanging. This class will focus on copper foiling, soldering and WIRE WORK! with no glass cutting. When you arrive your set of glass pieces will be cut and ready for you to assemble. Then we will all begin foiling together. You will use specialized tools to solder with very high temperatures. All materials are included, this

Get your little ones' creativity flowing with fun arts and crafts sessions designed just for kids!Children Arts & Crafts - Sundays @ Brewerytown GardenJoin us for a fun and creative afternoon at Brewerytown Garden! This event is perfect for kids who love to get hands-on with arts and crafts. Bring your little ones and let their imagination run wild in a relaxed, friendly setting.Date & Time: June 28, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)We can't wait to see all the amazing creations and happy faces. See you there!Children Arts & Crafts - Sundays @ Brewerytown GardenJoin us for a

Outdoor workout, sister circle & garden walk for women. Bring 2–5 lb weights, a towel & good vibes. Snacks included!Sis Walks & Talks Fit CheckSis Walks & Talks Fit Check is an outdoor wellness experience designed for women who want to begin their wellness journey or simply enjoy moving their bodies in a gentle, supportive environment.This gathering focuses on lightweight, calisthenic-style movement that helps you reconnect with your body without pressure or intimidation. Whether you’re brand new to exercise or already active and looking for community, this space welcomes women of all ages and fitness levels.We’ll begin with a 30-minute

Uncover the hidden details of nature’s smallest marvels!MONDAY, JUNE 29Mini Microscope Mondays (Ages 3+)10:00–11:00 AMJenkins Arboretum & Gardens StaffUncover the hidden details of nature’s smallest marvels! Using kid-friendly, handheld mini microscopes, we’ll get up-close with what’s living and growing in Jenkins’ gardens and appreciate the fascinating micro-world around us. Looking closer will help build focus, nurture curiosity, and boost observation skills. Discover something new each week!Suitable for ages 3+. Registration required for children only.Members: $5/class | Non-Members: $10/classMini Microscope Mondays will be held on June 15, June 22, and June 29.

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.

Join us for knitting down by the river at Borski Park!Join us for an evening of relaxation and socialization guided by local knitting expert, Cathie. Some yarns, notions, and patterns will be provided. Beginners welcome!We will see you there on Mondays from June 15th to June 29th from 6pm - 8 PM.

Planned projects, Guided instruction, and all supplies included in a Comfy Crafting Atmosphere :-DThe Clip Club series focuses on a specific theme or technique within mixed media and collage, providing a fantastic opportunity for adults with basic collage skills (you should know how to use an xacto blade) who are looking to elevate their craft.Each month, you'll start with a helpful tutorial to inspire you, followed by open studio time where you can let your creativity flow. All necessary materials will be provided, but you are welcome to bring anything that speaks to you. Don't miss out on building community,

Come learn how to carve a linocut print and print some patches! You'll learn the tips and tricks of how to carve and print a linoleum blockCome learn how to carve a linocut print and print some patches! You'll learn the tips and tricks of how to carve and print a linoleum block print patch from start to finish with Philly printmaker Charlotte Holt. No experience necessary. We will go over how to transfer your drawing to the block, how to carve your block, and finally how to print your patches by hand and on the press. You will leave

Explorers ages 5-7 years old can join us for this mini nature camp. This is a great way to prepare your camper for longer day adventures.Explorers ages 5-7 years old can join us for this mini nature camp. This is a great way to prepare your camper for longer day adventures in the park.We will read stories, create art, play games outside, and see live animals!Dates: Tuesday, June 30-Thursday, July 2Ages: Children 5-7 yearsTime: 9:00am- 12:00pm (This is a drop off program)Registration Required: $50.00 per child; Eventbrite fees apply. Payment is Non-refundable. To avoid EB fees, choose "Pay by Check."