Museum of Illusions Philadelphia is offering free admission for teachers every day in 2025. With lessons in physics, psychology, and visual arts, MOI serves as an inspiring resource for educators […]
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens unveils Lost Landscapes: The ‘Skin of the Bride’ mural by Isaiah Zagar, a new exhibition that serves as both a tribute to Isaiah Zagar’s “Skin of the […]
The Brewers Bounty Eric The Puzzler teams up with BrewedAt for city-wide Puzzle hunt Starting February 1st and running through April 31st, BrewedAt and Philadelphia-based puzzle creator Eric The Puzzler […]
In collaboration with 1838 Black Metropolis, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania presents Free, As One: Black Worldmaking in the Pennsylvania Abolition Society Papers highlighting themes of Black self-determination and leadership […]
For March weekend reservations, we are featuring our annual Wine & Cupcake pairing! This pairing includes a tasting of 4 wines perfectly paired w/ 4 gourmet miniature cupcakes from Dia […]
MsSuitz Hospitality presents: @mssuitz (Instagram) NYE: Champagne, Chicken & Caviar Ring in the New Year with an intimate celebration at a luxury loft. Indulge in unique experiences like crafting your […]
The Clay Studio, Philadelphia’s preeminent ceramic arts and resident artist center, premieres three new exhibitions highlighting and celebrating the work of its Resident Artists. From January 15 through March 30, […]
National Liberty Museum continues its series of three exhibitions exploring Freedom of Speech with the opening of Word Powered Exploring Free Speech Through Art, a juried exhibition that examines the […]
Approved Textiles’ Artist in Residency program gives artists the space, materials, and financial support to experiment with textiles in new ways. The inaugural resident, Camilla Mustard, brings her hand-painted approach […]
Insatiable is featuring a series of cocktails inspired by iconic women who have made history through the month of March.
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
Approved Textiles’ Artist in Residency program gives artists the space, materials, and financial support to experiment with textiles in new ways. The inaugural resident, Camilla Mustard, brings her hand-painted approach […]
After-Hours Whisky Tours of Carpenters’ Hall, home of the First Continental Congress in 1774, feature access to the Hall’s rarely-seen second floor and 19th-century library. Led by Executive Director Michael […]
Approved Textiles’ Artist in Residency program gives artists the space, materials, and financial support to experiment with textiles in new ways. The inaugural resident, Camilla Mustard, brings her hand-painted approach […]
