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SUMMARY:Guide to Impact Producing
DESCRIPTION:Film Screening & workshop offering new ways for distribution for independent artists.\n\n\nThis is a workshop by Zainab Sultan. Through film screening and discussion\, this workshop will focus on: \n\nImpact Fundamentals 101\,\nimpact strategies\,\ncase studies of documentaries with successful impact campaigns\,\npractical community outreach and how it can be implemented\,\naudience engagement\,\nand partnership-building strategies.\n\n \nThe goal is to provide participants with actionable examples and case studies that they can adapt to their own projects. Outcomes include: \n\nWhat is impact producing and role of impact producers\nImpact goals and how to develop a strategy\nUtilize documentary films as case studies for impact\nFilm impact campaign evaluation\nImpact Funders\nAdditional resources around discussion guides\, impact budgets etc\n\n \n“Stand Up for Madinah” follows the first female Muslim legislator in Delaware as she challenges the current administration on the ongoing genocide in Gaza. When she is not confronting the establishment\, Madinah is spending time at comedy clubs trying to find success as a local stand up comedian. \n \nZainab Sultan is an award-winning journalist\, filmmaker\, and impact producer whose work expands how Muslims in America are seen and understood. Raised in Saudi Arabia\, she spent several years working as a journalist in Doha\, Qatar\, where she developed a deep passion for storytelling and community-centered reporting. Her latest documentary\, Stand Up for Madinah\, premiered on Al Jazeera English. Zainab also served as the outreach and impact manager for To Kill a Tiger\, the documentary nominated for the 96th Academy Awards. Most recently\, she worked as an impact producer on The Gymnasts of Fisherman Colony\, which premiered at the 2026 Tribeca Festival. \n \n \nAbout Termite TV’s process: \nAfter a successful year-long studio residency at Cherry Street Pier exploring the theme of Understories and after decades of having created dozens of collaborative programs\, working across multiple media platforms\, we’re launching our second year-long residency to explore the theme of Mending. Workshops are offered through artist collaborations with the intention to cultivate inspiration and experimental material for our community of media artists. \nVisit Termite TV Collective and sign up for our newsletter.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/guide-to-impact-producing/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:“EL BEMBÉ”: CELEBRATING IMMERSIVE COMMUNITY ART
DESCRIPTION:Intergenerational residents use Augmented and Virtual Reality to preserve Afro-Puerto Rican heritage and local histories.\n\n\n“EL BEMBÉ”: CELEBRATING IMMERSIVE COMMUNITY ART \nTermite TV Collective and the Norris Square Neighborhood Project (NSNP) in partnership with The Philadelphia Latino Arts and Film Festival (PHLAFF)\, invite you to El Bembé on Saturday\, October 10\, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Held at the historic Las Parcelas and Villa Africana Colobó Gardens\, the event celebrates the launch of the latest Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR/VR) installations from the ongoing community media project\, Places of Power: Las Parcelas. \nCo-directed by Anula Shetty and Michael Kuetemeyer (Termite TV) and Iris Brown (NSNP)\, Places of Power: Las Parcelas engages an intergenerational group of Norris Square residents to preserve neighborhood memories\, traditions\, and stories. Through hands-on workshops\, community participants have co-created immersive digital works using 3D photogrammetry portraits\, 360-degree virtual tours\, and filmed oral histories. \nThis year’s showcase highlights stories centered on Bomba and Plena—two spiritual Afro-Puerto Rican musical traditions rooted in ancestral honor\, survival and resistance.  Through AR technology\, physical landmarks and objects throughout the gardens are transformed into interactive portals\, bringing resident voices and historic memories directly to visitors. \n“Bembé” is an African word for a celebration or gathering of friends\, chosen to honor African roots and bring that cultural connection into the work happening in the workshops and the gardens. \nThe gardens will be open starting at 11AM for visitors to come and explore the AR/VR works for Scribe Video Center’s North Philadelphia History Festival programming  El Jardín de la Música y El Espíritu \, then a reception with food and music performance will kick-off at 3PM.  \nEvent Highlights Include: \n· Immersive AR/VR Art Installations: Interactive media technology integrated throughout two vibrant community gardens celebrating stories of  Puerto Rico and the African Diaspora. \n· Live Musical Performance: A special presentation by El Junte\, an Afro-Puerto Rican collective of community educators and artists honoring ancestral legacies through live drumming\, song\, and dance. \n· NSNP Archive Activation: Explore photographs from NSNP’s community archive and leave a recorded memory for future generations. \n\n\n\n\nPhotography/Videography: By attending this event\, you consent to be photographed and/or filmed and authorize the use of your image in event/project-related materials. If you do not wish to be photographed\, please notify event staff. \nAccessibility Information: The garden is generally accessible to wheelchairs; however\, the ground is earthen and covered by wood chips. \nRestrooms: There is a porta-potty available in the garden. \nParking: Standard street parking is available around the neighborhood. \nLas Parcelas (Norris Square Neighborhood Project) – 2248 N Palethorp Street Philadelphia\, PA 19133October 10\, 2026\, 2PM – 6:00 PM EDT
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/el-bembe-celebrating-immersive-community-art/
LOCATION:Las Parcelas (Norris Square Neighborhood Project)\, 2248 North Palethorp Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19133\, United States
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SUMMARY:Intro to Visible Mending
DESCRIPTION:A skill-share workshop where observation becomes inspiration.\n\n\nJoin artist Julie Woodard in exploring some foundational methods for creatively extending the life of items in your closet. Bring along a garment with a hole\, snag\, or stain that you’d like to repair (non-stretch heavyweight cotton or wool is ideal).  Julie will provide an overview of visible mending techniques\, tools\, and tips for getting started\, from understanding different types of fibers\, to practicing basic stitches\, to the art of designing a patch. In addition\, this workshop will explore how mending can be an essential component of a mindfulness practice. You’ll go home with a calm mind\, a visibly mended garment\, and the skills and creative inspiration to continue repairing and revitalizing items in your wardrobe. Basic hand sewing experience is helpful\, but not required. \nParticipants should bring: \nA garment to mend (non-stretch heavyweight cotton or wool is ideal) \nFavorite fabric scraps (optional)  *A big part of Julie’s textile practice centers around repurposing items that belonged to her loved ones or were salvaged from interesting places. If you have any textiles from home that you’d like to integrate into your repair\, please bring them along. We’ll share stories as we create. \n \n**No technical skills are required. Contact us if you have questions! \n \nAbout Termite TV’s process: \nAfter a successful year-long studio residency at Cherry Street Pier exploring the theme of Understories and after decades of having created dozens of collaborative programs\, working across multiple media platforms\, we’re launching our second year-long residency to explore the theme of Mending. Workshops are offered through artist collaborations with the intention to cultivate inspiration and experimental material for our community of media artists.   \nVisit Termite TV Collective and sign up for our newsletter.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/intro-to-visible-mending/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Painting with Plants
DESCRIPTION:Practice plant-based painting with Bonnie MacAllister!\n\n\nAll materials included: watercolor paper\, painting supplies\, and plant based paints made on the Delaware River Waterfront from local\, farm sourced\, and common kitchen plants.  \nOptional: Bring along small scraps and textile pieces you would like to try the colors to mend and create new surface designs. \nBonnie MacAllister is a fourth year resident at Cherry Street Pier. Curator of the August 2026 exhibition BORN ON THE BICENTENNIAL\, her previous shows at the pier have included Phantastic Phibers\, a large scale invitational multimedia fibers exhibition including interactive and industrial textiles and suspended puppetry spanning the length of the upstairs terrace\, pier gallery\, and the pier garden bridge view and Weaving on the Waterfront featuring looms\, process work\, an installation of woven estuary dolls depicting indigenous pre-colonial figures\, and an interactive wishing well and tree constructed by her frequent collaborator Jamie Campbell.  Bonnie and Jamie created the short film  “Mending” for Termite TV. \nBonnie’s Craft Your Own Nature Inspired Fabric Art was selected as an Airbnb Original.  This workshop and a variety of fiber arts experiences including embroidery\, weaving\, sewing\, felting\, and creating keepsakes are available to book at Cherry Street Pier monthly through her instagram links @bonniemacart.  She has published and exhibited internationally and has been the recipient of grants and teaching artist residencies including a Fulbright- Hays to Ethiopia. She is currently exhibiting at Abington Art Center\, University of Alabama\, and with the National Association of Women Artists. \nMore about Bonnie:  \nbonniemacallister.weebly.com \n@bonniemacart \n \nAbout Termite TV’s process: \nAfter a successful year-long studio residency at Cherry Street Pier exploring the theme of Understories and after decades of having created dozens of collaborative programs\, working across multiple media platforms\, we’re launching our second year-long residency to explore the theme of Mending. Workshops are offered through artist collaborations with the intention to cultivate inspiration and experimental material for our community of media artists.   \nVisit Termite TV Collective and sign up for our newsletter.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/painting-with-plants/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Places of Power: Community based AR/VR projects
DESCRIPTION:An exhibition of A/R and VR work from Termite TV’s Places of Power project.\n\n\nTermite TV’s community based “Places of Power” Augmented Reality/ VR exhibition will be on view at Studio 1 Cherry Street Pier from May 1-May 30 2026. Join us on Thursday May 7 from 3p-8pm as part of Philly Tech Week. “Places of Power” aims to inspire participatory\, community-driven\, technology-enabled media arts production in communities that face cultural erasure across Philadelphia\, strengthening community bonds\, prompting intergenerational sharing\, and preserving stories and memories among the city’s underserved communities. \nThrough a process of co-creation\, Termite TV artists lead workshops in visual storytelling\, Virtual Reality (VR)\, Augmented Reality (AR) and 3D Photogrammetry. Using these emerging media tools allows participants to create immersive works and experiences that amplify the sense of memory\, kinship\, connection and empathy. Through the AR installations created by the participants\, physical landmarks and objects in the neighborhood are transformed into portals\, bringing to life the voices and memories of residents.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/places-of-power-community-based-ar-vr-projects/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Between the threads: Photo embroidery as mending
DESCRIPTION:Workshop with Duwenavue Sante Johnson in the Termite TV Studio on the theme of mending.\n\n\nUsing the technique of embroidery on photos\, mixed with fabric and mixed media collage\, participants are invited to bring a photo or send one in advance of an image that represents something they would like to mend in their life-a memory\, relationship or experience. Participants individuals pieces will be become part of a collaborative exhibit presented at Cherry Street Pier in May. \n \nThis experience is facilitated by multidisciplinary artist and Senior Hand Embroiderer Duwenavue Sante Johnson. “For Johnson\, a master of the needle trade\, the artistic process is inseparable from the act of survival. “The process of mending a textile is identical to the process of mending a life\,” says Johnson. Her work collapses the distance between vocational expertise and communal storytelling\, turning the technical precision of the stitch into a vehicle for social cohesion within a space of her own creation.” \n \nhttps://www.duwenavuesantejohnson.com/bio# \nhttps://www.instagram.com/sante_artxstitch.art/
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/between-the-threads-photo-embroidery-as-mending/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Mending Grounding Session
DESCRIPTION:Termites come together to begin exploring how the theme of mending can be embodied into their projects this year.\n\n\nJoin artist Julie Woodard for a grounding session that seeks to inspire and support Termites as they begin exploring how the theme of mending can be embodied into their projects this year. Julie will share her personal experience with mending as the ecological base of her art practice\, as well as how the theme connects to caring for our bodies\, psyches\, and communities. The session will include space for reflection and sharing\, skill building with a needle and thread (and the co-creation of a hand-stitched banner)\, and an introduction to local resources that may serve as guideposts this year. \n \nOptional: Termites are invited to bring an item of clothing that is in need or repair\, as well as any fabric scraps that they might wish you experiment with. \n \nAbout the Artist \nUsing salvaged textiles\, found objects\, pigments and thread\, artist Julie Woodard creates impressionistic landscapes\, multimedia installations\, functional sculptures\, and wearable pieces that convey her passion for nature\, memory\, and creative reuse. Current incarnations pay tribute to her late mom and repurpose family heirlooms\, as well as feature vintage goods\, cutting room remnants\, broken furniture\, and street debris. \nJulie’s artistic practice incorporates elements of animation\, applique\, ceramics\, collage\, embroidery\, quilting\, painting\, printmaking\, songwriting\, and sculpture. Every piece has a story. Every material is repurposed with purpose. Learn more at www.juiceboxworkshop.com and @juiceboxworkshop on Instagram and Facebook. \nAbout Termite TV’s process: \nAfter a successful year-long studio residency at Cherry Street Pier exploring the theme of Understories and after decades of having created dozens of collaborative programs\, working across multiple media platforms\, we’re launching our second year-long residency to explore the theme of Mending. Visit Termite TV Collective and sign up for our newsletter.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/mending-grounding-session/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Soup: What's Your Ritual?
DESCRIPTION:Let’s come together with our community to share and nurture our relationship with grief and loss. What are your rituals for remembrance?\n\n\nLet’s come together with our community to share and nurture our relationship with grief and loss. What are your rituals for remembrance? In collaboration with The Thread\, an art and grief collective\, The Ghouls Next Door are screening their new horror-comedy film\, The Soup. After the film\, participants will share their stories and have an opportunity to build their rituals through candle making\, a grief phone installation\, and other interactive art practices designed to honor memory. \nLocation:  Termite TV Studio 1 @ Cherry Street Pier
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/the-soup-whats-your-ritual/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251101T140000
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SUMMARY:El Bembé Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Join us for El Bembé! A gathering of friends to celebrate the community AR/VR art project\, “Places of Power: Las Parcelas and Colobó Garden”\n\n\nJoin us for El Bembé! A gathering of friends to celebrate our community-based Augmented and Virtual Reality art project\, “Places of Power: Las Parcelas and Villa Africana Colobó Garden.” A project of Termite TV Collective & Norris Square Neighborhood Project. Presented by the Philadelphia Latino Arts and Film Festival and Mural Arts Philadelphia \nCome and experience AR/VR installations in two community gardens celebrating African heritage and the West African diaspora in Puerto Rican culture. Project directors Iris Brown of Grupo Motivos / Norris Square Neighborhood Project and Anula Shetty and Michael Kuetemeyer of Termite TV Collective have been facilitating workshops with long-term residents to share the memories and stories of this Latine neighborhood in Norris Square. This year\, workshop participants created a collective colcha – a traditional Puerto Rican bedspread/quilt\, and shared stories about sewing. \nThe event also features \n• An introductory community activation of Norris Square Neighborhood Projectʻs Archive collection. \n• Music by Raíces Boricuas – Johnny & Aida Cruz \nDate: Saturday November 1st from 2-6pm \nLocation: Las Parcelas and Villa Africana Colobó & Las Parcelas Gardens\, 2263 Palethorp St. \n“Places of Power” is funded in part by Independence Public Media Foundation\, Leeway Foundation\, Philadelphia Cultural Fund\, Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance\, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and Temple University
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/el-bembe-celebration/
LOCATION:Las Parcelas (Norris Square Neighborhood Project)\, 2248 North Palethorp Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19133\, United States
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SUMMARY:Imagining Radical Communication with a DIY FM Transmitter
DESCRIPTION:A beginner friendly workshop that will teach attendees how to build a small FM radio transmitter.\n\n\nThis is a beginner friendly workshop that will teach attendees how to build a small FM radio transmitter while  breaking the assumption that you need an engineering degree to start building your own electronics. In addition to teaching technical skills\, we will be offering a brief political context of radical radio organizing\, past and present\, and how people can start to think about building their own communication networks to keep themselves and their neighbors safe. Understanding radio is a great first step in demystifying networked communication. \nThis workshop requires no previous electronics experience and will consist of actions like hand-placing small components and wires and placing them in a breadboard. Participants will leave with a working radio transmitter that is powerful enough to transmit about one city block and a small publication with instructions for building the circuit and some examples of how radio and DIY networks can be used for radical organizing. Through the process of building electronics and learning together\, we hope that this technology will inspire folks to explore radio as a form of communication and experiment with broadcasting as a radical medium. We hope participants will leave the workshop feeling more empowered to take control of their online presence and potential to broadcast. No prior electronics experience is needed! \n \nJoin us at Cherry Street Pier at the Termite TV Studio \n \nFacilitator Bios: \nHannah Tardie (they/them) is an artist\, educator\, and researcher whose work exists as sculpture\, installation\, essays\, event organization\, and performance. Tardie views electronics as rich transferential objects through which we can explore intimacy\, attachment\, and queer relationality. Their work has been shown at La Gaite Lyrique\, SPACE Gallery\, Westbeth Gallery\, One Brooklyn Bridge Park\, Arts\, Letters\, & Numbers\, Vox Populi\, Pig Iron Theatre Company\, and online via websites like Artsy.net\, maps-dna-and-spam\, and p5.js. Tardie has participated in residencies at Arts\, Letters\, & Numbers\, ChaNorth\, Alterworks\, Crit NYC\, and the Media Archaeology Lab (forthcoming). Tardie was on the organizing committee of the 2021 experimental iteration of the Movement and Computing Conference\, lovingly termed Slo MoCo. They solely organized Temple University’s first Electronics Faire in 2024\, an annual event they continue to steward. Tardie currently manages a makerspace at Temple University Library’s Loretta C. Duckworth Scholars Studio. \nDerek Schwartz (he/him) is an audio engineer\, writer\, and technologist practicing the art of weaving networks. His values are rooted in DIY music culture\, and prior to coming to Philadelphia\, he spent time in St. Louis as a music writer and production assistant at KDHX Radio. In his current audio practice\, he produces\, mixes\, and records audio for film and music\, and creates experimental audio projects that play with waveforms\, radio\, and physical media. He is currently pursuing a Masters of Science in Music Technology at Temple University.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/imagining-radical-communication-with-a-diy-fm-transmitter/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250815T183000
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Understories-Undergrowth
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a shorts program featuring short experimental\, documentary and narrative films exploring the theme of Understories\n\n\nJoin us for the public screening of Understories-Undergrowth: a video program of shorts by Termite TV and PhillyCAM participants interpreting and experimenting with the theme of Understories. \nThe film screening will be following by a Q+A with local artist and herbalist\, Maebh Aguilar\, who grounded participants in the poetic interpretations of the theme. \nArtists include: \nFrances Almodovar\, Natalie Thomas\, Joy Waldinger\, Nicole Duprée\, Tamara R. Jackson\, Dr. Jenine Lowery\, Gabrielle Patterson\, Ingrid Raphaël\, Michael O Reilly\, Anula Shetty\, Michael Kuetemeyer\, Francesca Lally\, the Ghouls Next Door\, Karen Lefkovitz\, Alan Powell\, María Teres Rodriguez\, and Kathleen Sweeney.
URL:https://gridphilly.com/event/film-screening-understories-undergrowth/
LOCATION:Cherry Street Pier\, 121 North Christopher Columbus Boulevard\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19106\, United States
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