Labor of Love and Sean Henderson Presents join together for the third iteration of WrestleCup, a one-day, eight-wrestler tournament to determine the new number one contender for the Citywide Championship!
Live Music at the Vineyard! At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA On selected Saturdays and/or Sundays, 2pm to 6pm (or as posted). Enjoy performances from local artists. Check the website for complete details: performances and schedule subject to changes. No cover charge.
Join the Pyxis Piano Trio, joined with Natasha Colkett and Nina Cottman, as they explore works by African American and European composers. You will hear the folk song styles of Florence B. Price's compositions followed by the classic sounds of Dvorak and more! Luigi Mazzocchi and Natasha Colkett, violins Nina Cottman, viola Jie Jin, Cello […]
Celebrate World Storytelling Day with an unforgettable afternoon of masterful storytelling! Join Patchwork Storytelling Guild for Deep Water: A Concert of Uncharted Stories in the Oral Tradition, an afternoon of captivating storytelling exploring the depths of human experience—both real and mythical. Expect a rich mix of voices, perspectives, and styles as esteemed tellers bring compelling […]
Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]
Let’s flow! Join Gwen Lewis of Black and Breathing for a free one-hour Vinyasa yoga class at Drexel Square. Classes encompass developing core strength, enhancing body balance, and expanding flexibility along with range of motion. Open to all levels. Registration encouraged, but not required. BYO: Mat, towel, water, and sunscreen.
The Winter 2025 term of Singing for Busy Adults will be held January 27 through March 24, Mondays at 6pm. Take advantage of this opportunity to develop your vocal skills in an informal and supportive atmosphere. The class focuses on posture, breath control, tone production, diction, and the development of basic musicianship skills. Register NOW! […]
The word “cult” is frequently used in the media as a pejorative term. It refers to a dangerous and often violent fringe religious group that promotes beliefs, values, and practices that clash with mainstream culture. This program will outline the emergence of the discourse on “cults” in 20th century America and the role of the […]
The Winter 2025 term of Beginning Piano for Busy Adults Classes will be held January 28 through March 25, Tuesdays at 6pm. If you once played the piano or you're just dying to learn, here's your chance. Playing in our newly renovated and updated piano lab, learn basic rhythms, chords, note names and musical forms. […]
A Mt. Airy Learning Tree Winter Class Learn about famous artists from the 18th and 19th centuries including John Smibert, John Wollaston and Germantown locals James Reid and George Cochran Lambdin while exploring the portraits at Cliveden. Participants will learn about the artists, period painting styles and the people in the portraits and then have […]
Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]
The James Beard Foundation®, the organization behind the James Beard Awards®, the most prestigious culinary recognition in the country, announces that its Taste America culinary series returns to Philadelphia with a walk-around tasting on March 25, 2025 at 7:00 p.m. at The Grand Belle at The Bellevue in partnership with Cescaphe. Presented by Capital One, […]
