Cherry Street Pier

Discover Philly's Best Music, ArtIsan, and Small Business Shopping at Made In PHL.Calling all enthusiasts of local vendors, artists, vintage goods, food trucks, music, and more! Join us at Made In PHL.12pm-7pm Live More Marketplace Shop for handmade crafts, wellness products, vintage clothing and goods, unique art pieces, and one-of-a-kind products. Savor delicious eats from food trucks, and sip on a wide range of drink options in our inviting beer garden. 4pm-7pm Fresh Vibes Open MicGroove to the sounds of feel good music during the Fresh Vibes Open Mic. Listen to Philly's top DJs, singers, poets, and performers. If you

Look at some rocks and learn about how you can utilize them in your own creative practices.I hope to establish the Philadelphia Lapidary society, because I love cutting rocks, but I don’t know anybody else who does this, and I desperately need to share the joy that this art form brings me. At the initial meeting, I hope to talk with folks about what they feel the group should look like, lay some ground rules for equipment sharing and general courtesy, and do some hands-on instruction with folks about cutting and polishing minerals! My hope is that the org will

Come learn the tradition of block printing in honor of the Fashion Revolution movement!Join Fair Trade Philadelphia for a fun-filled afternoon to learn about the history of block printing and to try your hand at it! The workshop will take place at Cherry Street Pier and will be led by Ritu Jadwani, fair trade educator and founder of Namaste NYC, and facilitated by the Fair Trade Philadelphia Steering Committee.Bring your own garment, bag, fabric and/or paper to print on, and we will supply the ink and blocks! A limited supply of jute reusable bags will be available and stock cards

Discover Philly's Best Food, Music, Art, and Shopping at the Live More Marketplace happening at Cherry Street Pier.Calling all enthusiasts of local vendors, artists, vintage goods, food trucks, and more! Join us at Live More Marketplace.Shop for handmade crafts, wellness products, vintage clothing and goods, unique art pieces, and one-of-a-kind products.Groove to the beats of Philly's top DJs, savor delicious eats from food trucks, and sip on a wide range of drink options in our inviting beer garden. This family and dog-friendly event with fun for everyone.Mark your calendar and get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of

Discover Philly's Best Food, Music, Art, and Shopping at Live More Marketplace.Live More Marketplace invites you to shop with makers and artists at our monthly marketplace in Philadelphia's landmark venue, Cherry Street Pier. View works on display by resident artists and enjoy food and drinks from the Cherry Street Pier Beer Garden.Share with your friends and family and let's celebrate Philly together.Hosted by Walls For Justice and Live24HRSFor partnership and sponsorship information email us at livemoreusa@gmail.comIf you would like to be a vendor, fill out this vendor application today.

Liberty Flea is a collection of the top Vintage and Artisan vendors in the Philadelphia area. This is the place to shop for antiques, home decor, furniture, vintage clothing, and hand made artisan goods! Come out Saturday and Sunday May 27th and 28th at the Cherry Street Pier from 10AM to 5PM. Shop for your back to school wardrobe with our vintage clothing vendors, discover new and unusual decor for your home and shop for artisan goods made here in Philly you can't find anywhere else! Happens on the following Dates: May 27, 2023, 10:00am to 5:00pm EDT May 28,

A day filled with music, food, and art exhibits alongside small businesses and community organizations at the Live More Marketplace.Join us as we bring together small businesses, artisans, and community organizations to celebrate and promote sustainable living during Earth Day weekend. Learn about ways to support local non-profit organizations that are working towards uplifting our community. Discover a diverse range of handmade and locally sourced goods, from jewelry and accessories to home decor and artwork. Meet the talented artisans and makers behind these products, and learn more about their stories and inspirations.If you would like to be a vendor, fill

Hear from artists, scientists, historians for perspectives on the Freshwater exhibition.In the 19th century the pearl button industry obliterated freshwater mussel populations in the midwest, while in the northeast industrial pollution poisoned the Delaware River for a generation. Drawing on material histories and conservation science, Freshwater is a reflection on the compounding effects of industrial waste and overconsumption. This talk takes a look at how industrial waste and cultural behaviors such as overconsumption endanger the health of the Delaware River watershed. Speakers include Paul Callomon, Collection Manager at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and Billy Dufala, co-founder