Join us for a special launch celebration for Healing Verse Germantown: The Streets Are Talking, a poetry and public art project supported by Creative Philadelphia and a winner of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge. This public art exhibition is neighborhood-wide and features 19 site-specific installations created from poems by Germantown residents impacted by gun […]
This in-person program is built for students who want a structured, rigorous approach to wine education. Over the course of one semester, participants develop professional-level tasting skills and a working understanding of grapes, regions, and wine styles. Levels Two and Three form the core of the program and are taught in person. Optional online Level […]
The 53rd Annual Yellow Springs Art Show returns April 25–May 10 at Historic Yellow Springs, continuing one of Chester County’s most cherished spring traditions. Open daily from 10 am to 4 pm with free admission, this juried exhibition features more than 200 artists and over 4,000 original works for sale, filling the galleries of the […]
250 years ago, the Declaration of Independence affirmed that a government exists to serve the people. Although that affirmation has not been enforced with equal measure, Philadelphians have fought to create a City of Brotherly Love. The city's collective beauty is apparent in its parks and public art, while infrastructure such as telephone lines and […]
Dig Inn is celebrating healthcare workers during National Nurses Week with 30% off their meals. Healthcare workers who show their badge and/or a valid work ID will receive the discount only at Dig Inn’s new Center City restaurant on 11th Street, located across from Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. This convenient spot allows hospital staff to […]
In 1763, following the French and Indian War, most American colonists cherished their place in the British Empire and expressed loyalty to King George III. Yet by 1776, many of those same colonists were ready to declare independence, denouncing the king as a “Royal Brute.” Paths to Independence explores how such a dramatic transformation in […]
In 1763, following the French and Indian War, most American colonists cherished their place in the British Empire and expressed loyalty to King George III. Yet by 1776, many of those same colonists were ready to declare independence, denouncing the king as a “Royal Brute.” Paths to Independence explores how such a dramatic transformation in […]
Sip, Shop & Celebrate Mom! Join us at the vineyard for our two-day Mother’s Day Market! Enjoy mimosas, wine by the glass & bottle, live music on the lawn, food trucks & open air Artisan Market with over a dozen local vendors! Admission is FREE, however a Parking Pass is REQUIRED for every vehicle parking on site. […]
80+ Curated Craft Vendors Make + Takes by Project Joy Studio and Second State Press Fabiola Lara’s Mini Print Vending Machine ($1 in quarters for each print) also enjoy a full cash bar and food by Philly Taco, Irv’s Ice Cream, and Tokio Sushi Truck 75 Free Event Totes given away at 11am and again […]
We’re thrilled to welcome you to The Muse of Fire Project—a fully produced Shakespeare play, starring young actors from high schools in and around the Lehigh Valley. Our first production will be Much Ado About Nothing! Performances: Saturday December 20 at 7pm Sunday December 21 at 2pm Location: Main Stage of Labuda Center for the […]
Club Congress is back at 11 Years with a CURFEW collab to start the Summer off RITE. Back 2 Back's all night long. James Bangura pulls up from DC for a B2B with Clubby Boy, Kraftwitch & Cubby play middle, then Afro.fem & Shugazi play into the sunrise. This isn't an Afters, it's a whole […]
We’re Old Towne & Sanna’s, the best Mediterranean restaurant in Philadelphia. We mix tradition with great taste and top-notch ingredients. We’re all about serving authentic Mediterranean food, using recipes that have been around for years, and we are serious about cooking great food. Whether you want a quick lunch, a relaxed Mediterranean dinner, or delivery […]
