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Marketing a la Mango
2026-04-06 12:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | Sunday Girl, Philadelphia, 263 N 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA, United States
The Next-Level Coworking and Education Event Hosted by Mango Marketing Co. featuring Guest Speakers
Guest Speaker: First Time Biz Owners w/ Sunday Girl
$5 RSVP Free
Must purchase drink or food at Sunday Girl
Event is from 12:00pm to 3:00pm
We will be in the coLAB which is the back room at Sunday Girl
*Street parking and meter parking is available
Plan accordingly
Please bring laptop, laptop charger, phone charger, notebook, pens and anything else you need to co-work comfortably.

The Spectrum of Resilence
2026-04-07 08:00 - 17:00 | *See website for locations, Media, PA, United States
Philadelphia-based interdisciplinary artist Jazlyne Sabree will debut her latest body of work in The Spectrum of Resilience on view April 6 through July 30, 2026, at the newly renamed Rowan University Museum of Contemporary Art (RUMOCA).
Sabree’s exhibition presents timely work that speaks to identity, history, and cultural continuity.
Sabree creates large-scale collages composed of paint, paper, and found materials that center members of the African Diaspora as spiritual figures and vessels of memory. Through richly layered surfaces and textured compositions, she elevates her subjects while examining ancestry, displacement, and the enduring presence of cultural identity across generations.
Born in Willingboro, New Jersey, Sabree earned her MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) in Philadelphia. She currently serves as executive director of Camden FireWorks, a multidisciplinary arts incubator in Camden. Sabree holds a master’s degree in art education from Boston University and a bachelor’s degree from Clark Atlanta University, an HBCU in Atlanta, Georgia. She is an alum of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Black Artist Fellowship, and her work is included in collections such as The Colored Girls Museum in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Museum.
The Spectrum of Resilience features Sabree’s large-scale collages layered into textured portraits of members of the African Diaspora, including three works debuting for the first time in this exhibition:

World Health Day Celebration
2026-04-07 11:00 - 12:00 | *See description
When: Tuesday, April 7th 11am – 12 pm
Where: All seven ArchWell Health locations
What: ArchWell Health invites older adults to celebrate World Health Day across the city. Hear from ArchWell Health primary care providers on how to prevent and manage the most common diseases impacting older adults, followed by Q&A.
Lunch will be provided.
Tour the new ArchWell Health primary care center and learn about community activities for seniors that will be held at each center.
Celebrate World Health Day with other older adults in your neighborhood.
RSVP: Melissa Herd 215-853-7632 melissa.herd@archwellhealth.com

The Bulletin Bar's Tuesday Tasting at Gather Food Hall - 196 Vodka Seltzers
2026-04-07 16:00 - 18:00 | Gather Food Hall, 3025 Market St, Philadelphia, PA, 19104, United States
The Bulletin Bar is keeping the good times flowing with a NEW Tuesday Tasting featuring -196 Vodka Seltzers:
🗓️ April 7th
⏰ 4–6PM
🧊 -196 Vodka Seltzer uses Suntory’s unique Freeze Crush Infusion Technology that locks in whole fruit flavor at -196°C (-320F)
Expect:
🍓 Crisp, refreshing strawberry, mango and grapefruit seltzers perfect for the Spring & Summer
🥭 Plus Giveaways & Complimentary tastings
Stop by Gather Food Hall and sip into the season!

Community Dinner with the Rail Park
2026-04-07 18:00 - 20:00 | *See website for locations, Media, PA, United States
Join Friends of the Rail Park for a Community First Plan focus group meeting and help shape the future of the Rail Park and surrounding neighborhoods. These small-group conversations bring residents, stakeholders, and community members together to share experiences, identify priorities, and discuss opportunities related to housing, economic development, arts & culture, and the environment.
The Community First Plan centers community voices to guide equitable development, minimize displacement, and ensure future investment reflects the needs of local neighborhoods. Participants will take part in interactive activities and discussions.
Food will be provided, and participants will receive gift cards as a thank-you for their time.

Cheers to McGillin's
2026-04-07 18:30 - 19:30 | Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19107, United States
On National Beer Day, join The Historical Society of Pennsylvania for a talk about the new book, Cheers to McGillin’s: Philly’s Oldest Tavern. Christopher Mullins, Jr., co-owner, and Irene Levy Baker, author, will share colorful tales about the bar’s 165-year history, including its survival through the Civil War, two World Wars, two pandemics, a fire, and even Prohibition. The book includes photos from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, a foreword by former Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell, and food and drink recipes. Each attendee will receive a discount coupon for lunch at McGillin’s and at McGillin’s new Shoppe, only one block from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Authors Tracey Levine & Grady Chambers in Conversation
2026-04-07 19:00 - 20:30 | The Head and the Hand, 2230 Frankford Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19125
Join Philly-based writers Tracey Levine (“At the Diner in Heaven”) and Grady Chambers (“Great Disasters”) for a reading & discussion.
About the Event:
Join us on Tuesday, April 7 at 7 PM where authors Tracey Levine and Grady Chambers will read from their work and discuss their craft. Tracey and Grady’s books will be available for purchase and signing at the event.
Registration on Eventbrite is highly recommended! Tickets are free or pay-what-you-want.
Questions? Email events@theheadandthehand.com.
About the Books:
At The Diner in Heaven, they’re serving up Bubbie’s chicken soup, cigs, abandoned malls, roller skates, Tastycakes, 7-11s, exes, homemade bullets, and the feeling of constantly being angled by boys, some of them pretending to be men. Levine’s crisp, intimate prose is—much like an Edward Hopper painting—saturated with loneliness and suggestion. These stories feel like sharing fries with a friend at midnight, leaning in for the whispered secret that will change you both. – Annie Liontas, Sex With a Brain Injury
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In the early 2000s in Chicago, six young men start high school. Though they’ve been friends since boyhood, their high school years set them on new paths: The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan begin, along with the protests against them; Ryan falls in love but struggles to hold onto it; and he and the others learn to lose themselves in alcohol. With each passing year―as they enter college or the military, then the world beyond; form new relationships with partners and children; and navigate shifting loyalties to a changing country―the narrator feels the group breaking further apart and finds himself asking: What does it mean to move forward, both with and without one another?
Exploring the beauty, hope, and humor that can be found even in moments of deep loneliness and devastation, Grady Chambers’ Great Disasters moves between memories of high school and early adulthood to consider friendship, first love, patriotism, protest, addiction, and more. An exquisitely written, profoundly moving debut novel, Great Disasters is an intimate portrait of disasters big and small, personal and political―and the ways the two are intertwined―and the announcement of a stunning new voice in American fiction.
About the Authors:
Tracey Levine grew up in northeast Philadelphia and teaches creative writing and film courses at Arcadia University in Glenside, PA where she coordinates the creative writing program for undergraduates. Her creative writing work has appeared in many journals such as Crack the Spine, Streetlight Voices, the anthology Broken Skyline, she has a chapbook with The Head and The Hand Press, and was included in Best Stories of Philadelphia from Toho publishing in 2021. She is the creator and former co-host of the Philadelphia reading series The Hatchery. She is also a dedicated yogi and yoga instructor who plays competitive darts.
Grady Chambers is the author of the novel GREAT DISASTERS (Tin House, 2025) and the poetry collection NORTH AMERICAN STADIUMS (Milkweed Books, 2018), selected by Henri Cole as the winner of the Max Ritvo Poetry Prize. His poems and stories can be found in The Atlantic, The Paris Review, American Poetry Review, Ploughshares, Poetry Magazine, The Sun, Joyland, Image, The Kenyon Review, and elsewhere. Grady is a former Wallace Stegner Fellow. He attended the MFA Program in Creative Writing at Syracuse University, and lives in Philadelphia.

R&Diva's
2026-04-08 20:00 - 21:30 | R&D Cocktail Bar, 1206 Frankford Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19125, United States
R&Divas is a burlesque and drag show hosted by Iris Spectre and Bear Trap at R&D Cocktail Bar in Philadelphia.
Since its inception in 2021, the event has showcased some of the city’s finest talent.
Attendees can enjoy entertaining performances, delicious cocktails and burgers in a lively atmosphere.

Philadelphia Premium Outlets Carnival
2026-04-09 - 2026-04-12 | Philadelphia Premium Outlets, 18 W. Lightcap Road, Pottstown, PA, 19464, United States
Enjoy midway fun for the whole family with thrilling rides and games for all ages and deep-fried treats, sweets and other tasty carnival eats.
Admission and parking are free.
Unlimited ride wristbands (for riders 36″ & taller) are $37 on site ($35 cash price) or online at Tickets before 5 pm Thurs., April 9 for $29 each, 2/$55 or 4/$99.
Visit the website for pre-sale ride ticket savings and discount coupons for rides and food.
Midway hours: 5-10 pm Thursday, 5-11 pm Friday, noon-11 pm Saturday, noon-10 pm Sunday
Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult age 21+. Please check the website for event updates before attending.
More information: 866-666-3247 or Philadelphia Premium Outlets Carnival

Philadelphia Beekeeping Before 1719
2026-04-09 17:30 - 18:30 | Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19103, United States
Keeping bees (apiculture) was new to North America in the 1600s, brought to the north-east by English and German colonists to produce honey and wax. The earliest record of apiculture in Pennsylvania explains how German settlers in Germantown kept honeybees, cultivated honey and wax, and celebrated bees with poems and stories.
Join historian Miranda Mote for a lecture that tells a story of beekeeping in Germantown before 1719.
Miranda Mote, PhD is a historian, artist, and educator based in Philadelphia and the 2023-24 Garden Club of America / Prince Charitable Trusts Rome Prize, Landscape Architecture Fellow. She teaches history and design, works with children in K-12 schools and public venues, designs teaching games for children, and is currently writing an arts focused literacy and botany curriculum of lessons designed especially for children that live in urban environments. She established Botanography in 2022 as a non-profit to directly serve students and families in Philadelphia County and believes that every school should have a garden classroom where students can connect with plants every day.
This program can be attended in the Skyline Room on Parkway Central’s Fourth Floor. No registration required. Join us earlier in the afternoon for a bee inspired children’s activity for children first grade and up. Learn more here.

The Spring Supper Society
2026-04-09 18:00 - 20:00 | Glen Foerd, 5001 Grant Ave, Philadelphia, 19114, United States
You are warmly invited to join The Spring Supper Society for an evening celebrating the flavors of the season. The talented chefs behind the Clean Plate Club Food Truck will present a thoughtfully prepared five-course dinner inspired by fresh spring ingredients.
Don your best Bridgerton-inspired outfit and celebrate the return of spring! Begin with a welcome cocktail and enjoy a refined yet relaxed gathering filled with seasonal flavors and beautiful surroundings.

Spring Supper Society
2026-04-09 18:00 - 20:00 | Glen Foerd, 5001 Grant Ave, Philadelphia, 19114, United States
You are warmly invited to join The Spring Supper Society for an evening celebrating the flavors of the season. The talented chefs behind the Clean Plate Club Food Truck will present a thoughtfully prepared five-course dinner inspired by fresh spring ingredients.
Don your best Bridgerton-inspired outfit and celebrate the return of spring! Begin with a welcome cocktail and enjoy a refined yet relaxed gathering filled with seasonal flavors and beautiful surroundings.
Please note that dietary restrictions cannot be accommodated, and this event is best for guests ages 21+.

InLiquid Presents Brownin' Exhibition
2026-04-09 18:00 - 21:00 | InLiquid Gallery, 1400 N American St, Gallery 108, Philadelphia, PA, 19122, United States
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) from April 9 through May 23.

There will be public gallery receptions for the show on April 9 and May 14, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each date.

NEW! Mix, Muddle & Merlot
2026-04-09 19:00 - 20:30 | Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Road, Washington Crossing, PA, 18977, United States
NEW! Mix, Muddle & Merlot
At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA
Thursday, April 9, 7 pm
Join us for a hands-on wine cocktail–making class that puts a creative twist on your favorite wines.
Learn how to mix, muddle, and garnish delicious wine-based cocktails while enjoying a relaxed, social atmosphere. Perfect for beginners and seasoned sippers alike.
Come ready to shake, sip, and enjoy what wine can become.
Cost: $55 per person. See website for details and reservations: www.crossingvineyards.com.

Pitch-A-Friend @ Love City (20's Edition)
2026-04-09 19:30 - 22:00 | Love City Brewing, 1023 Hamilton St., Philadelphia, PA, 19123, United States
Calling all singles and elite wing-people aged 21-29 👀✨
Join Us for an Evening of Fun, Connections & Laughter!
Whether you’re pitching a friend or just here to mingle, this night is all about meeting amazing singles and having a fantastic time.
How It Works:
Want to pitch your friend?
Sign up in advance to pitch on our website. Spots are limited, so don’t wait!
Prepare a quick, light-hearted presentation about:

What makes your friend awesome
What they’re looking for in a partner

Just want to watch and mingle?
Come hang out for free! Bring your friends along to enjoy the fun and meet other fantastic singles.
After the Presentations:
Stick around for our Single Mingle Mixer! This is your chance to chat, make connections, and maybe see if sparks fly.
Cost: Free to attend!
Don’t miss out on a night of great vibes, fun connections, and awesome memories!

Delaware Valley Art League Art Show and Sale
2026-04-10 17:00 - 20:00 | The Willows, 490 Darby Paoli Road, Villanova, PA, 19085, United States
Delaware Valley Art League (DVAL) presents the first annual show and sale of work by 40 local artists at the beautiful and historic Willows Mansion. The Mansion has recently been restored as an event space and the park has 47+ acres of rolling hills, an arboretum and a pond. Join us for a cocktail reception on Friday, April 10th. The sale continues on Saturday and Sunday, April 10th & 11th, with painting demonstrations and live music. Fifteen percent of proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Willows Park and Preserve. Parking and admission are free.

The Contrast
2026-04-10 19:00 - 21:00 | Theatre at The Drake, 302 S Hicks St, Philadelphia, PA 19102, 302 S Hicks St, Philadelphia, PA 19102, Philadelphia, PA, 19102, United States
Written in 1787, “The Contrast” was America’s first comedy and an indisputable hit in its time!
The sentimental Maria is unhappily engaged to Dimple, a dandy whose recent European tour has given him expensive tastes and a tendency to flirt with her friends. They all seem on track for a life of misery until Colonel Manly and his salt-of-the-earth waiter Jonathan arrive in town to disrupt this disreputable plot. Fresh from the American Revolution, this 18th-century gem is a comedy of manners that helped define what American manners were to become.

The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at The Stagecrafters Theater of Chestnut Hill
2026-04-10 20:00 - 22:15 | The Stagecrafters Theater, 8130 Germantown Ave, Philadelphia, PA, 19118, United States
IMAGINATIVE TECHNO-COMEDY OPENING AT THE STAGECRAFTERS

The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow is a hilarious and heartfelt “techno-comedy,” that tells the story of Jennifer Marcus, an agoraphobic computer genius, who goes searching for her biological mother in China. Along the way she is aided by a Mormon missionary, a pizza delivery driver, and the outstanding robot she built called Jenny Chow.
The play, authored by Rolin Jones, won the 2006 Obie Award for Playwriting. Mr. Jones was also a finalist for the 2016 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for this play. For the last four years, Mr. Jones has been writer-producer for Showtime’s award-winning series Weeds.
“Bright and engaging, boldly imagined Mr. Jones unfolds his tale of pioneering science fueled by post-adolescent angst with pleasing agility.” –The New York Times
“Fantastical and funny…” —Variety
The Stagecrafters 8130 Germantown Ave.
Performance dates: April 10-April 26
Thu, Fri, Sat @8, Sun @2
Tickets $26.00 online, $30.00 at door
Discounts for Seniors, Students, Industry available at door
More info: https://thestagecrafters.org/ or call 215 247 9913

Pier Players Theatre Company presents "I THINK WE'RE LOST"
2026-04-10 20:00 - 22:30 | Theatre Exile, 1340-48 S 13th St., Philadelphia, PA, 19147, United States
From the same theatre company that brought you The Angry Grammarian and Etiquette comes another awfully big adventure! Pier Players presents the world premiere of Peter Fenton’s I Think We’re Lost, a postmodern reimagining of the J. M. Barrie classic, Peter Pan.
It’s 2026. Wendy is gone, and a college-aged Peter considers leaving Neverland. To maintain order in her fantasy world, Tinker Bell recruits a “Lost Boy” and “Wendy 2.0” for a secret mission to kill Captain Hook. These newcomers confront their own existential baggage and uncover the unsettling truths buried in Neverland’s past.
If none of that appeals to you, there’s a chaos pixie tearing holes in reality with fey magic and sword-fighting lady pirates who are pissed as hell. Something for everyone!
The production is directed by Madison Caudullo and produced by Chelsea Cylinder. The show will run from April 10th-19th at Theatre Exile in South Philadelphia.

Healing Verse Germantown: The Streets Are Talking
2026-04-11 - 2026-06-30 | PA
Join us for a special launch celebration for Healing Verse Germantown: The Streets Are Talking, a poetry and public art project supported by Creative Philadelphia and a winner of the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge. This public art exhibition is neighborhood-wide and features 19 site-specific installations created from poems by Germantown residents impacted by gun violence. Developed in community poetry workshops, the poems have been transformed into a variety of dynamic visual artwork including collage posters, video installations, augmented reality constellations, interactive floral offerings, and stained-glass panels on a SEPTA bus shelter. Free and open to the public. Visit healingversegermantown.com for locations and event details.

Hellerick's Adventure Farm Opening Weekends
2026-04-11 10:30 - 18:00 | Hellerick’s Adventure Farm, 5500 Easton Road, Doylestown, PA, 18902, United States
Hellerick’s Adventure Farm is open for the season. Enjoy signature attractions – Barnyard Mini Golf, the Aerial Adventure and the Silo Climbing Wall – as well as adventure farm activities, including 50 unique attractions such as the tractor pull, corn shute slides, and Amish scooter racing.
As always, kids under 36” and parking are FREE.

Washington Memorial Chapel to Honor Vietnam Veterans with Special Commemorative Service
2026-04-11 11:00 - 14:00 | PA
Decorated Philadelphia Army Veteran Colonel Sherwood “Woody” D. Goldberg to Deliver Keynote Address

The Veterans Commission at Washington Memorial Chapel has announced that it will host a special service and luncheon to honor National Vietnam War Veterans Day on Saturday, April 11 (observed nationally March 29) at 11 AM at the Washington Memorial Chapel (2000 Valley Forge Park Rd, King of Prussia, PA).
Held in recognition of the 1973 withdrawal of the last U.S. combat troops from Vietnam, the event will pay tribute to the nearly three million Americans who served during the Vietnam War, honoring their courage, sacrifice, and enduring legacy.
The program will feature a keynote address by Colonel Sherwood “Woody” D. Goldberg, U.S. Army (Ret.), a highly decorated Vietnam War veteran who served two tours with the 1st Infantry Division (“The Big Red One”). A Philadelphia resident, Goldberg went on to serve as a senior advisor in U.S. national security and diplomatic affairs following his military career.
The commemorative service will include prayers, scripture readings, and hymns dedicated to Vietnam veterans and their families.
A community luncheon will immediately follow in Patriots Hall, hosted by Father Tommy and featuring his popular “Revolutionary BBQ.” Admission to the service is free. Guests wishing to attend the luncheon are encouraged to RSVP in advance at https://evite.me/vecW2kSCf9.
Washington Memorial Chapel is located at 2000 Valley Forge Park Road, King of Prussia, PA.
For more information, contact the Veterans Commission at VeteransCommission@WMChapel.org.

Aiyah Art Market
2026-04-11 11:00 - 17:00 | aiyah, 1809 Fairmount Ave., Philadelphia, PA, United States
Join us as we welcome over 15 local artists and vendors taking over our space and Secret Garden for a day of creativity and community. Enjoy delicious Algerian food from Yes Yasmine Kitchen and live music in the garden all day long from local musicians Michael James and Angel Concepcion.
We’re kid and dog friendly, so bring the whole fam & friends for a beautiful day celebrating local makers.

The Philadelphia Chorus presents its Spring 2026 Concert “Reaching Home”
2026-04-11 16:00 - 18:00 | philadelphia episcopal cathedral, 19 S. 38th Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19104, United States
The Philadelphia Chorus Spring 2026 Concert “Reaching Home”
A Concert Featuring:
Howard Goodall- Eternal Light: A Requiem
André Thomas- Mass: A Celebration of Love and Joy
Bob Chilcott- Nidaros Jazz Mass
& others
Saturday, April 11, 2026, 4:00 PM
Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral
19 S. 38th Street, Philadelphia, PA
Tickets: $30; $25 Seniors & Advance Sales; $15 Students
Information: 215-995-3118; www.thephiladelphiachorus.org
DONATIONS: www.thephiladelphiachorus.org/support
Our concert, “Reaching Home” will feature Emmy Award-winning British composer, Howard Goodall’s Eternal Light: A Requiem. Centering on the experience of those left behind, Goodall’s requiem offers a profound reflection on grief and comfort. Instead of focusing solely on the salvation of the deceased, Eternal Light celebrates the solace found in music while acknowledging the painful reality of loss. This beautiful composition combines familiar liturgical text with poetry and hymns.
This concert will also feature André J. Thomas’ Mass: A Celebration of Love and Joy. This five-movement piece adheres to the traditional liturgical structure of the Mass while being reimagined through the lens of gospel rhythm and harmony.
In addition, we will present Bob Chilcott’s Nidaros Jazz Mass. This innovative mass seamlessly integrates ancient liturgical texts with contemporary jazz. The composition transitions effortlessly from contemplative ballads to vibrant, blues-infused, and high-energy movements.

Death and Taxes: The Man Behind the Legend Tour
2026-04-11 17:00 - 18:00 | PA
“…in this world, nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” — Benjamin Franklin, 1789
Benjamin Franklin was more than just a Founding Father—he was a tinker, printer, swimmer, and even a spy. But in the end, even he couldn’t escape life’s two certainties: death and taxes.
Join us this May at Christ Church Burial Ground for a captivating tour exploring Franklin’s legacy through the graves of his family, his rivals, and his fellow revolutionaries. Along the way, we’ll share fascinating stories, little-known facts, and his most memorable sayings, offering a deeper look at the man behind the legend.

Matinée Dance Party
2026-04-11 17:00 - 21:00 | Concourse Dance Bar, 1635, Back Entrance, Market St,, Philadelphia, PA, 19103, United States
Matinee Dance Party is back! Saturday April 11th, 5pm-9pm!
Featuring DJ Eddie Tully, hosted by Jay the Gentleman, this month we have special guest DJ Robbie Tronco joining us on the wheels of steel!
“We don’t just play music; we curate an atmosphere. The Matinée is a high-fidelity journey through the genres that defined generations—from the analog warmth of ’70s Disco and ’80s Dance-Pop to the electric pulse of ’90s House and the rhythmic grit of early-2000s Hip-Hop.
We deliver the unfiltered, peak-hour energy of a midnight club, intentionally reimagined for the early evening. It’s the perfect escape for the 30+ crowd: an immersive, high-octane dance floor where you can let loose before the sun goes down, experience the euphoria of a late-night set, and still be home to recharge by 11:00 PM.
Ditch the late-night grind. Reclaim your night.”‍

Fancy Fancy
2026-04-11 17:30 - 22:30 | Neighborhood House, 20 N American Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19106, United States
An evening of celebration and sparkle to raise Funds and Spirits for the future of Applied Mechanics. Doors @ 5:30, Show 6:00-7:30.
Cocktails, Mocktails and Amuse-Bouches!
Iconic Performances from Philly Favorites!
Raffles, Live Auctions and Amazing Outfits!
Wear your sparkliest, fanciest outfit – whatever that means to you!
For those who purchase a FANCY FANCY FANCY ticket, the champagne toast will be at 5:45.
More information about Tickets, Private Tables and Behind The Scenes Toasts at appliedmechanics.us

Space Melt Cinema presents: Small Soldiers at the Philadelphia Film Center!
2026-04-11 19:00 - 21:00 | Philadelphia Film Center, 1412 Chestnut St, PA, 19102, United States
Greetings, Gorgonites. Space Melt Cinema will be screening Small Soldiers (1998) in collaboration with the Philadelphia Film Socity April 11th at 7pm at the Film Society Center — 1412 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA.
Small Soldiers is, once again, our favorite movie. It’s what happens when a children’s toy commercial slowly mutates into a war movie. Directed by Philadelphia College of Art alumni Joe Dante, the film begins as a harmless suburban adventure and gradually reveals itself to be something much stranger: a satire about militarism, consumer culture, and what would happen if (and when) we put Pentagon-grade microchips into action figures.
Dante’s best joke is the casting. The Commando Elite are voiced by actors from The Dirty Dozen, including Tommy Lee Jones, while the peaceful Gorgonites are played by the trio from This Is Spinal Tap: Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer. The warmongers sound like old war movies. The monsters sound like a rock band. Of course, let’s not forget the final performance from the legendary Phil Hartman.
As always, thank you to the greatest artist in Philadelphia, Noah J Landers (https://www.noahjlanders.com) for coming up with this incredible poster.

Screwball Screenings Presents: FEMMES IN FILM
2026-04-11 19:00 - 23:00 | Fireball Printing, 2644 Coral St, Philadelphia, PA, 19125
Screwball is back with FEMMES IN FILM, and this time we’re teaming up with @east_kensington_arts for a screening at @fireballprints 🖤
We will be screening some beautiful works by local makers including @eboneeblak @ageofanastasia @orianamejer and @wormgoth ✨ followed by the oddest, strangest, avant-gardiest experimental films created by women + nb creators we could find💫
Do not miss the chance to come out and support these artists for women’s history month yall !!! (I know its technically March but close enough ok)

Visit A Nation of Artists Exhibition at PAFA
2026-04-12 | Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, 118-128 N Broad St,, Philadelphia, PA, 19102, United States
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, and Geometry and Modern Design — A Nation of Artists showcases how American artists have shaped and challenged our culture.

This exhibition is part of a collaboration with the Philadelphia Art Museum, showcasing a simultaneous exhibition in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Together, the two institutions feature more than 1,000 works, including over 120 iconic paintings and decorative arts from the Middleton Family Collection, offering fresh perspectives on the evolving story of American art.

A Nation of Artists will run through September 5, 2027 at PAFA.
