It's back! Join us at Historic St. George's Museum & Archives for our annual Easter Egg Hunt. This year, we will have raffles, crafts and more! This event is perfect for children of all ages, and a great way to welcome the spring season with family-friendly fun. Don’t forget to bring your own basket for […]
Students will learn how to use felting needles to condense wool fibers into soft-sculptures. This workshop will cover the basics of needle felting, understanding barbed needles, angling, troubleshooting, and exploring additive and subtractive techniques. By the end of the 6 weeks, students will walk away with their own soft-sculptures made of wool.
Celebrate Easter like a Swede at the American Swedish Historical Museum’s Easter Family Day! In Sweden, Easter kicks off with a trick-or-treat-like candy hunt on Maundy Thursday. Children dress up as Easter witches with long skirts, headscarves, painted red cheeks, and freckles and go from house to house, wishing people Happy Easter. At our celebration, […]
Celebrate trailblazing women and test your knowledge at Women’s History Trivia Night at Marsha’s! Hosted by the Alice Paul Center for Gender Justice, this fun and engaging evening features three rounds of trivia covering women’s achievements in politics, pop culture, sports, and more. Gather a team of friends or come solo and get matched up, […]
MOCHA (Music Over Coffee & Art) is a daytime experience bringing together DJs, art, vendors, and community in a laid-back, high-energy setting. Taking place this Sunday, March 29th at Two Locals Brewing in Philadelphia, MOCHA blends music, coffee culture, and creative expression—offering a refreshing alternative to traditional nightlife. ☕️ The Experience This edition of MOCHA […]
Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “How AI Alters Thinking,” on dealing with artificial intelligence’s capacity to change and undermine our thought processes, with Eli Alshanetsky, assistant professor of philosophy at Temple University, principle investigator at its Cognitive Integrity Lab, and author of an upcoming book on AI and freedom of thought. Doctors who give bad advice can be […]
📣 Calling all foodies and cooking lovers! What’s a Cookbook Club? It’s like a book club — but with a cookbook! We each pick a recipe, cook it, and bring it to share. This Month’s Pick: Vietnam: The Cookbook by Anais Ca Dao Van Manen This cookbook is full of over 400 authentic Vietnamese home-cooking […]
Wine didn’t always revolve around the same handful of grapes. Hidden Gems explores rare and overlooked grape varieties that shaped regional wine traditions long before modern standardization. Some nearly vanished. Others endured quietly, preserving styles that feel strikingly different today. This tasting-based class offers a chance to experience wines chosen for their sense of place […]
Andalusia reopens to the public on Monday, March 30 for our 2026 season! Visit us to see our new additions, including two special exhibitions celebrating America's 250th, as well as new rose pillars and ornamental topiaries in the Walled Garden. General admission to the gardens is $20 per person, with a guided tour of the […]
Every Monday throughout April, Lacroix is donating 10% of lunch proceeds to MANNA, an organization dedicated to providing medically tailored meals and nutrition education to empower people with serious illnesses […]
Join us for an exciting event with Laurie Halse Anderson, the award‑winning author of many amazing books for kids and teens! Laurie has stories that readers all over the world love—more than eight million copies of her books have been sold! Some of her books, like Speak and Chains, were even chosen as finalists for […]
Join us for an exciting event with Laurie Halse Anderson, the award‑winning author of many amazing books for kids and teens! Laurie has stories that readers all over the world love—more than eight million copies of her books have been sold! Some of her books, like Speak and Chains, were even chosen as finalists for the […]
