The Antique & Collector Fair returns to the Greater Philadephia Expo Center in Oaks, PA on Friday, March 13th from 10 AM-6PM and Saturday, March 14th from 10 AM-4 PM. The show features a diverse selection of fine antiques, vintage goods, and collectible treasures from knowledgeable dealers. For the first time ever this spring, the […]
May 1st – June 30th Artist reception- May 22nd 6-9pm Black Moth Gallery presents a group exhibition exploring form as subject by contemporary artists. The collection of artworks addresses issues of self-identity, body type acceptance, intimacy and aging. Working in various mediums from timeless practices to exploring new materials and techniques, artists demonstrate their appreciation […]
We’re gonna be golden! Experience the Oscar award-winning phenomenon, K-POP DEMON HUNTERS, at the TUDUM Theater in Netflix House Philadelphia! Through April 5, the whole family is invited to join this DAILY 11 AM sing-along event celebrating its wins for Best Original Song and Best Animated Feature. It’s the perfect daytime outing for families and […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Future Days taproom will transform into a swamp as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of Shrek! Part of a Monday Night Movies series, settle in for a night of ogre-sized laughs, cold pours, and a little bit of happily-ever-after. Doors open at 6pm, and the movie starts at 7:30pm — plus, want to warm […]
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 — […]
Pint of Science is back for its 2026 edition! Pint of Science is an international nonprofit science festival that brings cutting-edge research from the lab to bars across the city. Over the course of three evenings, researchers from leading institutions share their latest discoveries in a fun, engaging, and accessible way—no scientific background required. Pint […]
The Bulletin Bar at Gather Food Hall is pouring FREE samples of Weber Ranch Vodka. Made with 100% Blue Weber agave, it’s smooth, crisp, slightly sweet, and dangerously easy to love after one sip. 📅 May 19th | 4–6 PM 🍸 FREE tastings 🎁 Giveaways
A six-week studio experience to explore the design process in a hands-on, project-based design experience that allows you to be a designer in a studio setting. You will learn the design process through activities and exercises to design and build a project from concept to a final prototype, With an opportunity to present and exhibit […]
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, […]
Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “The ‘Gooning’ Lecture,” answers to our questions about a growing online sexual practice, with Jenn Pollitt, assistant professor in the gender, sexuality, and women’s studies program at Temple University. The term “gooning” has exploded across online spaces, yet many people have only a vague or wildly inaccurate sense of what it actually references. […]
