Ghetto Children by Zac Manuel (USA, 2024, 104 min) In the late 90s and early 2000s, New Orleans rappers Juvenile, B.G., and Soulja Slim put the city in the national music spotlight as the indomitable voices of Black, street culture in the housing projects. Now their sons: Young Juve, T.Y., and Lil Soulja Slim have […]
The Philadelphia Cycling Classic presented by AmeriGas returns in 2026, bringing elite professional cycling back to the streets of Philadelphia. Featuring a challenging 14.4-mile circuit through iconic landmarks like the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the Manayunk Wall, the race will showcase top international riders in both men’s and women’s competitions. Free and open to the […]
The Community Music Scholars Program is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 season! Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program (CMSP) has been delivering comprehensive, high-quality music instruction to Philadelphia's school children from low income families since 1968. Throughout the 30-week academic year, students immerse themselves in individual lessons covering orchestral and band instruments, participate […]
Land of Dreams by Ambarien Alqadar (USA, 2025, 40 min) Virender Rana, once a migrant worker from India, chases his dream of becoming a filmmaker while working as a taxi driver in America. Shot over a decade, an intimate portrait of an immigrant following his dreams. Ambarien Alqadar began her filmmaking journey as an assistant to […]
Join curators Bill Ewald and David Brigham for a gallery talk conversation that revisits the American Revolution through the exhibition Paths to Independence. Moving beyond a simple Patriot versus Loyalist framework, they explore how revolutionary ideals intersected with the practical realities of war—provisioning, militias, governance, and daily decision‑making. This discussion opens the story wider, asking […]
Join curators Bill Ewald and David Brigham for a gallery talk conversation that revisits the American Revolution through the exhibition Paths to Independence. Moving beyond a simple Patriot versus Loyalist framework, they explore how revolutionary ideals intersected with the practical realities of war—provisioning, militias, governance, and daily decision‑making. This discussion opens the story wider, asking […]
You're invited to a new FREE outdoor family friendly screening series presented by The Lawn at UCity Square! For September, we're excited to present a zany animal world sci-fi adventure, Hoppers (2026)—What if you could talk to animals and understand what they're saying? In Disney and Pixar's all-new feature film "Hoppers," scientists have discovered how […]
Harvest Wine Tasting With Lunch. Hosted by Co-Owner Tom Carroll, Sr. At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA Sunday, September 13, 11:30 am. Join us for a delightful afternoon of grape tasting, wine drinking and savoring a delicious light lunch. Get ready to learn, laugh and simply enjoy life! Reservations are […]
Mix, Muddle & Merlot At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA Thursday, September 17, 7 pm Join us for a hands-on wine cocktail–making class that puts a creative twist on your favorite wines. Learn how to mix, muddle, and garnish delicious wine-based cocktails while enjoying a relaxed, social atmosphere. Perfect for […]
Join us for our FREE Open House to learn more about the Brass & Wind Project, a program for students grades 3rd-6th who are interested in learning the musical skills essential to playing a band instrument. In weekly large and small group classes, fundamental skills will be taught, allowing the student to thrive in a low-pressure and supportive environment. […]
Join us for our FREE Open House to learn more about the Philadelphia String Project, a program for students grades 2nd-7th who are interested in learning the musical skills essential […]
History, Archaeology, & Family Fun! A local favorite, the Fall Festival features a wide variety of historic skills and trades demonstrations, archaeological excavations and activities, displays from local historical organizations, […]
