On September 7, 1774, Rev. Jacob Duché delivered a rousing invocation/prayer at Carpenters' Hall before the Founding Fathers at the First Continental Congress. Exactly 250 years later, Carpenters' Hall will mark this moment – which set a precedent for prayer in Congress that continues to this day – with a free public reading of the […]
Skincare + Sip is a true beauty from the inside + out event. A hands-on interactive workshop where you create a customized facial moisturizer from start to finish. An elevated, fun, educational and social experience while sipping on beauty elixirs to help radiate your skin, support a healthy gut and boost your mood; making it […]
Our recurring monthly art market is back! This free indoor and outdoor art market will feature 12 local artists and vendors throughout our and in our secret garden. You can find vintage clothing, handmade ceramics, visual arts, embroidery, skin care, jewelry and accessories, and food. We will also have two guitarists/singers performing live. Our shop […]
The Spring Garden Civic Association along with Councilman Jeffery Young Jr. invite you to the first annual Sunflower Festival. This is a family friendly event showcasing local businesses and institutions from in and around the Spring Garden community. The festival will feature over 30 vendors and artists, a kids play zone with a bouncy house, […]
Experience the 20/20 Photo Festival this September in Philadelphia, a month-long celebration exploring the evolution of technology in contemporary photography. The festival showcases artists and cultural institutions reflecting the collaborative spirit of the city. Attend captivating exhibitions, engaging artist talks, and a vibrant photo book fair against the backdrop of Philadelphia's historic streets. On September […]
Presented by the SGCA & Philadelphia 5th District City Councilmember Jeffery Young Jr., the Spring Garden Sunflower Festival is a family-friendly event showcasing local businesses & institutions from in and around the Spring Garden community! The festival will feature 30+ vendors, artists, and service providers; a kids' play zone with crafts & games for families; […]
Join Asian Arts Initiative and Friends of the Rail Park to keep the summer festivities going at the Block Party at the Rail Park. Noble Street will come alive during the free block party which will feature AAI’s fifth presentation of SOUND TYPE, a music festival and writers’ residency. Brooklyn-based Sound system collective and record […]
Join Asian Arts Initiative and Friends of the Rail Park to keep the summer festivities going at the Block Party at the Rail Park, this year featuring SOUND TYPE Music Festival! This free family-friendly event will showcase our community through live performances, arts activities, and various cultural organizations. Come celebrate as we unveil our Play […]
Do you need a pep talk? Of course you do! How could you not? Come to the Old Pine Community Center Locker Room where the game is not over yet, and we may be losing, but that does not mean we’re losers. We might be losers for other reasons, but not because of that. Coach […]
Do you need a pep talk? Of course you do! How could you not? Come to the Old Pine Community Center Locker Room where the game is not over yet, and we may be losing, but that does not mean we’re losers. We might be losers for other reasons, but not because of that. Coach […]
Get lost in nature with Pooh, Piglet, and all your favorite friends in a new musical adaptation of A.A. Milne’s original Winnie-the-Pooh novels, where the Hundred Acre Wood becomes the Hundred Acre Park! Playful puppetry will bring these lovable toys to life once again for a new generation of young ones growing up in a […]
Serving it up tennis style FOREHAND DOWN THE LINE is about the gestural interplay of tennis’ ball people. These sideline speedsters who chase down fugitive balls are the support system to tennis matches. Philadelphia’s avant-garde choreographer Thomas Choinacky premieres this monumental dance calling attention to tennis’ agile and (in)visible, yet unannounced workers. Absurd, symmetrical, and […]
