A middle-class black family in Philadelphia get their lives shaken up when a smart-talking niece from the country comes to live with them. This comedic play set in the 1970s deals with the clash between middle-class and working-class Black folks with sharp wit, a whirlwind of humor, and heart.
Germantown Sound Sessions is an intimate live music kickback and jam session celebrating local music and visual artistry. Perfect for a night out with local creatives, this event features three live music sets by local musicians, art displays by visual artists, and Young American Hard Cider on tap. We're thrilled to welcome Maya Simone, Cvgebird, […]
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Looking for cool "things to do"? Check out one of Philly's most unique attractions, a walking tour that is also a moving magic show. You are led by an award winning magician to historic and offbeat locations. The importance of each location is the inspiration for a comedic and mind-bending magic trick. Learn why we […]
Join us on August 24th from 1 PM to 6 PM at the MQ Factory - Ricky Codio Studio, located at 126 Leverington Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19127, for an unforgettable experience. The MQ Factory Marketplace features a mix of vendors, including artisans, designers, crafters, and creators of unique and innovative products. Each vendor has been […]
Now + Then Marketplace returns to The Oval for its send off weekend, Saturday August 24th from 3pm to 9pm with live music, games including a mini golf course thanks to Libertee grounds, and 50 local vendors including food & drink! Come by to shop and stay for a LIVE performance from Philly's own favorite […]
In solidarity! “Let’s Talk About Chinatown” and Philadelphia Asian & Queer host a No Arena in Chinatown Drag Show. There will be a pre-show sign-making workshop for the upcoming No Arena march, food from Chinatown restaurants, and curated drag performances by local Asian American talents Mandy Mango, Yari, Eugene RideHer Betta and Deja Vu. Tickets here.
Looking for cool "things to do"? Check out one of Philly's most unique attractions, a walking tour that is also a moving magic show. You are led by an award winning magician to historic and offbeat locations. The importance of each location is the inspiration for a comedic and mind-bending magic trick. Learn why we […]
Join us for Golden Hour Grooves: A Summertime Celebration of The Arts League! This exciting evening promises a delightful mix of music, art, and entertainment. Immerse yourself in the silent auction (all proceeds go towards getting us to our end of fiscal year fundraising goal!), explore offerings from local vendors, and indulge in refreshing drinks […]
Ars Nova Workshop presents the next installment of a new monthly series featuring Philly-based Nu School Collective, curated by Kayla Childs (aka Black Buttafly), at Solar Myth on Monday, August 26. The shape-shifting group known as the Nu School Collective represents the kaleidoscopic blend of influences found on the contemporary Philadelphia music scene. New Jersey […]
A back to school sale at Center for Creative Works Art Hub in West Philadelphia! Shop for one of a kind artwork and products to decorate your dorm room and beyond, created by the artists of Center for Creative Works, a progressive art studio for neurodivergent artists. Framed Prints * Custom Mirrors * Clocks * […]
Adrian Hatfield makes work addressing his anxiety about our current environmental crisis, balanced by hope that humanity can rise to meet the challenge. The paintings convey those experiences in tension: dread, splendor, joy, terror, wonder and the absurdity of human inaction. Their iconography samples and recombines elements from art history, scientific illustration, pop culture and […]
Step back in time and uncover the powerful stories of resilience and survival in colonial Philadelphia with On Buried Ground, a captivating performance and exhibition that brings to life the hidden histories of enslaved and freed people of African descent. This immersive experience invites you to explore the rich tapestry of Philadelphia’s past through the talents […]
This September marks the 250th anniversary of prayer in Congress. What role should faith play in American democracy today? Nine faith leaders from Philadelphia's most historic Christian, Jewish, and Muslim congregations will discuss and debate prayer and religion in American government and civic culture in a one-night-only event in Philadelphia’s historic district. Organized by Carpenters' […]
I am pleased to announce my new solo exhibit at the Joy Cafe, 630 N 2nd St, from August 5th until September 30th. I have 10 pieces in this show from my bird series, both figurative and abstract, as well as small works on paper. The opening reception is Friday, Sept 6th, from 5-8 pm. Come over and […]
First Friday September 6th @ Arch Enemy Arts Arch Enemy Arts invites you to our First Friday reception on September 6th from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. as we celebrate four solo features by Jesús Aguado, Mary Esther Muñoz, Sean Patrick Hannaway, and Wiley Wallace, plus SPECTRUM 5, a group exhibition of over 35 works spanning […]
Join Pentimenti Gallery for the reception + talk of "Reconstructs", a solo exhibition featuring the wide scope of Brandon J. Donahue-Shipp’s work.
Join Asian Arts Initiative and Friends of the Rail Park to keep the summer festivities going at the Block Party at the Rail Park, this year featuring SOUND TYPE Music Festival! This free family-friendly event will showcase our community through live performances, arts activities, and various cultural organizations. Come celebrate as we unveil our Play […]
