Time Mission Philadelphia is celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week by offering educators a chance to play for free from May 4 to 10. Teachers and school administrators can enjoy immersive, high-energy challenges with a complimentary admission when booking with code TEACHERPLAY.
Looking for fun "things to do"? Check out one of Philly's most unique attractions. It's a walking tour of Old City Philadelphia and a walking magic show! There is no other tour like this on the east coast. Award winning magician, Robert Malissa, created a walking tour to historic and offbeat locations, each of which […]
Don’t miss your chance to connect with Philly’s brightest founders, innovators, and tech leaders at 1Philadelphia's Startup Summit. Join them on May 6th for a day of inspiration, networking, and game-changing conversations. Whether you’re launching your startup or looking to take your business to the next level, this is the place to be!
Celebrate Restaurant Week at Marsha’s as part of the Queen Village and Bella Vista neighborhood-wide dining event. From February 22–March 1 (excluding Saturday), enjoy a special three-course prix fixe dinner for $40 per person, featuring bold Puerto Rican flavors from savory appetizers to a sweet flan parfait finale. Join us on South Street and savor […]
Every Wednesday 5-6:30pm, MS Amy hosts teen Art class. This class is for creative teens to meet and be social. Every week, MS Amy will plan a project for all skillsets. The teens will make art while talking, laughing, and listening to music. They will learn different art and craft techniques such as 3D construction, […]
New York Times best-selling author Marie Benedict will visit Philadelphia on May 6, 2026, during her national book tour promoting her latest novel, Daughter of Egypt, and to advocate for education opportunities for young women and to support the BLOCS (Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools) scholarship program ahead of the 25th anniversary of the […]
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 […]
Ready to play? Join 1Philadelphia on May 6th at Ballers for the 1PHL Playground! Enjoy an open bar, incredible food, and beats from the one and only DJ Diamond Kuts. Whether you're there for the party or to hit the courts for some friendly competition, this is your chance to network and celebrate with some […]
When a mysterious and fatal epidemic starts to haunt their shop, three generations of a Lao family in South Philly clash over what’s best for the well-being of their matriarch. This modern American family includes Lao, Vietnamese and Cambodian characters, who must navigate a dramatically shifting local and national cultural political scene while advocating for […]
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 — […]
Celebrate the opening of A Nation of Artists at PAFA, marking the reoping of the Historic Landmark Building. This landmark exhibition reimagines the story of American art, featuring iconic paintings, decorative arts, and contemporary works from the 18th century to today. Through five themes — including Prosperity and Inequity, Internationalism, Western Expansion, Landscapes and Horizons, […]
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 […]
