Live Music at the Vineyard! At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA On selected Saturdays and/or Sundays, 2 pm to 6 pm (or as posted). Enjoy performances from local artists. Check the website for complete details: performances and schedule subject to changes. No cover charge.
Live Music at the Vineyard! At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA On selected Saturdays and/or Sundays, 2 pm to 6 pm (or as posted). Enjoy performances from local artists. Check the website for complete details: performances and schedule subject to changes. No cover charge.
Where Art, Culture, and Community Meet Art Haus Philly is more than an art show—it's a celebration of Philadelphia's creative spirit. Curated by The Scotts, Philadelphia multi-disciplinary artist Don Scott and philanthropist and marketing executive Leslie Olagunju Scott, Art Haus Philly was created to showcase the incredible talent that exists throughout our city while bringing people together through […]
BRGD is a historical fiction dramedy following Betsy Ross stuck in a time loop. Betsy is trapped in the prison of colonial America, perpetually locked into the year between making the American flag and her wedding night. This piece grapples with the divide between the real person and the national memory of Betsy. How does […]
Skylark Circus Arts returns to the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, presenting their award winning production Lunarium at Ukie Club on Franklin (847 N Franklin St, Philadelphia, PA 19123) for two shows on September 12th at 5:00 and 7:00pm. Featuring fire dancing, aerial artistry, and original spoken word poetry, Lunarium uses visual storytelling to explore themes of […]
PHILADELPHIA, PA: Offstage Onstage: Everything You Didn’t See The Greeks Do will be presented at Cannonball Festival at Asian Arts Initiative Black Box Theater (1219 Vine St) for five performances only. For the first time ever at Haverford Middle School, three students interrogate all of the action that traditionally took place offstage in Ancient Greek […]
Brownin' is InLiquid's newest exhibition, in collaboration with Philadelphia-based curator and Ph.D candidate Zinzi Harley. The exhibition showcase five artists whose work studies the Black figure and celebrates Black identity by redefining the meaning of beauty. Brownin' will be on display in the InLiquid Gallery in the Crane Arts Building (1400 N. American Street) Wednesdays through Saturdays […]
On the eve of September 11, 2001, the world is about to change. Inside the halls of an elite New York City private school, two best friends are navigating a profound awakening of their own. Reimagining Christina Rossetti's Victorian masterpiece Goblin Market, The Melon’s Cry tracks Laura and Lizzie as they fall under a trance […]
On the eve of September 11, 2001, the world is about to change. Inside the halls of an elite New York City private school, two best friends are navigating a profound awakening of their own. Reimagining Christina Rossetti's Victorian masterpiece Goblin Market, The Melon’s Cry tracks Laura and Lizzie as they fall under a trance […]
The Melon’s Cry at Philadelphia Fringe Festival (Sept 10–13) On the eve of September 11, 2001, the world is about to change. Inside the halls of an elite New York City private school, two best friends are navigating a profound awakening of their own. Reimagining Christina Rossetti's Victorian masterpiece Goblin Market, The Melon’s Cry tracks […]
Journey Arts’ beloved Table Sessions returns in April, curated by award-winning filmmaker Kristal Sotomayor. Prime yourself for an ebullient evening with the boisterous sounds of the kumbia-klezmer-punk collective Mariposas Galácticas, whose music is inspired by their Ancestor’s shared roots in “radical joy.” Then sit forward for a screening of Kristal’s short film Expanding Sanctuary — […]
STOOP BITCH – A GRITTY, LIGHT-HEARTED, PHILLY-CENTRIC NEW PLAY PREMIERES IN THE PHILADELPHIA FRINGE FESTIVAL! Performing September 8–13 at The Louis Bluver Theatre at The Drake (302 South Hicks Street) She’s the eyes of the street – all knowing, all seeing. Don’t dare get on her bad side. Taking stock of the world on her […]
