Four-part Harmony and Fun! Join The Mainliners, Shades of Harmony, and Rittenhouse Sound choruses, plus quartets, for an afternoon of barbershop harmony on beautiful rittenhouse Square! $20 general, ages 12 and under free!
The critically acclaimed Drunk Black History show returns to the "City of Brotherly Love" to highlight more local Black talent and Black History stories! Featuring a stellar lineup of comedians, podcasters, writers, and experts who are hilariously tipsy while recounting the stories of overlooked figures and moments in Black history, this isn't your typical […]
Dark Side is back with an elemental show. It’s been a big year for Avatar fans - season 2 of the live action show, the Avatar Aang movie, and now Tales of Bra Sing Se: a Burlesque and Drag Tribute to Avatar! Come see us at Franky Bradley's on September 20th as we put the […]
Guests can enjoy Yappy Hour Mondays with their four-legged friends, family-friendly seasonal activities, waterfront views and a rotating calendar of events leading up to Halloween. The fall menu features comforting seasonal dishes alongside hot and cold specialty cocktails, local beer and Morgan’s Pier favorites. Located along the Delaware River and just a short trip from […]
Celebrate the season at Morgan’s Pier Fall Fest, running September 24 through October 31 along the Delaware River waterfront. The six-week celebration features festive fall décor, seasonal food and cocktails, pumpkin carving, live entertainment, Yappy Hour Mondays, weekend activities and more. Gather your friends, bring the family—or your four-legged companion—and enjoy autumn in Philadelphia with […]
Join us for our festive evening that includes music, a cocktail hour, a silent auction, and more! Spend a September evening at one of Philadelphia’s most historic places, with great conversation, cocktails, music, and a little after-hours fun. Join Christ Church Preservation Trust for An Evening in the Garden, a special night featuring award-winning journalist and New […]
Suraya, the restaurant serving Lebanese-inspired cooking drawn from multigenerational family recipes from Defined Hospitality partner Roland Kassis, whose family is from the Zahlé region, will welcome Austin, Texas’ Chef Alejandra “Ale” Kuri of the Michelin-recognized and best new restaurant from Esquire, Bon Appétit, and Eater Austin, Este, and forthcoming Karaz on September 22 in Fishtown […]
Show synopsis: It is a dark and stormy night and veteran detective Jack Russell is murdered at his own retirement party. Among those in attendance: his amphibian butler, a no-nonsense police inspector, his aquatic archenemy, an incomprehensible chef, a reanimated corpse, and... ... 8th President Martin Van Buren? Using nothing but their wits, ragdoll physics, […]
Jazz saxophonist, composer and recording artist Hiruy Tirfe representing Philadelphia, PA invites music lovers to Nostalgia Fishtown for an intimate listening experience celebrating his forthcoming sophomore album, The Threshold. Taking place Monday, September 28, the evening will give guests an opportunity to hear The Threshold ahead of its official release and experience the next chapter […]
Drawing on themes from her bestselling 2019 book How to Do Nothing, Jenny Odell will examine anxieties about our ability to focus and the way that the issue is often emptied of social, political, and spiritual content. Like anything else, the practice of paying attention can be aimed at increased productivity for productivity's sake—or worse, an […]
Registration is required. Join the APS on Thursday, September 24th for the APS After Hours Quizzo: Anniversary Edition! Are you the type of museum-goer who has a competitive spirit? If so, join the APS Museum for “APS After Hours Quizzo: Anniversary Edition”! Hang out on our second floor of Philosophical Hall with a night of […]
Join us for a lively discussion of Philadelphia, a Narrative History, written by U.S. political, economic, and diplomatic history expert Dr. Paul Kahan. The book presents an in-depth portrait of Philadelphia and explores the tension between diversity and conflict in the city’s early years and onward. Tickets are $10/person, free for members
