Join us in our Montgomeryville showroom for an exclusive 3-day shopping event! Enjoy Black Friday pricing or better and in-store-only offers and packages you won't find anywhere else. Come get […]
Join us at DVAA for a special screening of James Whale’s 1933 classic “The Invisible Man”. Popcorn and candy will be provided at the event. DVAA uses art to connect […]
We Have Gone As Far As We Can Together is a participatory opera, a meeting of voices, a collectively sung ritual release. We Have Gone As Far As We Can […]
Join The N Crowd for a great night of comedy at the Sawubona Creativity Project. Our improv performance depends entirely on the suggestions we receive from the audience, so be […]
Founded in 2006, Tongue & Groove performs spontaneous theater – from hilarious to heartbreaking – inspired by real life experiences. In October’s Secrets show, each audience member is given an […]
“She Rises, She Soars, She Shines!” is the uplifting theme of the 5th Annual She Shines Conference at New Covenant Church of Philadelphia in Mt. Airy Saturday, November 9th. Experience […]
The Soapbox Community Print Shop is thrilled to announce the Philly Zine Fest, happening on November 9, 2024 at Temple University's Mitten Hall. Zines (pronounced "zeens", short for "magazines") are […]
The Spring Arts Market located at the Spring Arts District (1010 Spring Garden St.) offers guests a chance to peruse 30 local artists under one roof. The market is open […]
Our second to last Aiyah Art Market before the year ends! This is a free indoor and outdoor event, hosting 16 vendors from our front sidewalk, through the entire store, […]
Something Magical this Way Comes! October is the month of magic in fact the last week of the month is National Magic Week and October 31 is National Magic Day. […]
Join us for the eighth Books & Wires, a series of performances by modular synthesizer artists. Browse books and comics while listening to science fiction inspired electronic soundscapes. This month’s […]
Artists Jordan Casteel and Thomas J Price reflect on their work in the exhibition The Time Is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure in conversation with curator Ekow Eshun. […]
