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Delaware County Symphony Presents: America 250 Chamber Concert for All Ages
2026-04-12 15:00 - 16:30 (America/New_York) | Neumann University- Meagher Theater, 1 Neumann Dr., Aston, PA, PA, 19014, United States
The annual Chamber Concert for All Ages will be presented on April 12 and will feature the Chamber Series Winner of the Youth Concerto Competition, along with a lively program of American and patriotic music performed by a variety of ensembles for the whole family to enjoy.
This special concert celebrates the 250th birthday of the United States with lighthearted American favorites. Performances will include the DCS String Ensemble, a Cello Choir presenting patriotic tunes, and traditional fife and drum music from the Revolutionary War era. The America 250 Wind Band will also take the stage, performing works by renowned American composers such as John Philip Sousa and Scott Joplin.
Also featured is Isabella Munoz, Chamber Series Winner of the DCS Youth Concerto Competition, who will perform Partita No. 2 in D Minor for Solo Violin by J.S. Bach.
Join us for the final chamber concert of the season—an engaging and festive program sure to delight concertgoers of all ages.
The Chamber Concert for All Ages will be on April 12 at 3:00 PM in Neumann University’s Meagher Theatre. Tickets for the concert may be purchased at dcsmusic.org/tickets

Profs & Pints Philadelphia: Satanic Panics
2026-04-12 16:00 - 18:30 | Black Squirrel Club, 1049 Sarah St, Philadelphia, PA, 19125, United States
Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “Satanic Panics,” a look at waves of fear of demonic activity as an American tradition, with Luxx Mishou, cultural historian and former instructor at the U.S. Naval Academy and area community colleges.
The 1980s found the United States gripped by fear of Satanic cults targeting children. They were believed to be corrupting young ones in daycare centers and tempting teens through subliminal messages on heavy metal albums or through the quiet inclusion of demonic rituals in role-playing games. Satanic serial killers supposedly stalked the suburbs. Doctors helped patients uncover what were claimed to be repressed memories of ritualistic satanic abuse.
Parents, police, and politicians were urged to protect impressionable youths from both moral and physical danger. With Satanic cults deemed to be a real and material threat, it was a frightening time for everyone, including those who suddenly came under suspicion for doing evil deeds.
Then, suddenly, it all faded from public consciousness, just as surely as did eighties fads such mullet haircuts, leg warmers, and Cabbage Patch Kids.
Why did it all start? Why did it stop? And has this happened before or since?
Hear such questions tackled by Luxx Mishou, a cultural historian and media specialist who has long researched the devious and villainous in cultural artifacts. She’ll discuss moral panics as a longstanding cultural tradition, with each new one stemming from fear of cultural shifts and shaped by the time and place where it occurred. Among the panics we’ll look into are the Red Scare of the 1950s and the public response to the gruesome 1969 murders committed by the Manson Family.
Delving into the 1980s panic, Mishou will describe how it began with the 1980 publication of psychiatrist Lawrence Pazder’s memoir Michelle Remembers, detailing the suppressed memories of ritualistic abuse reportedly suffered by a patient. As that book quickly became a best seller, its ideas saturated American culture. A California daycare center became the focus of a three-year investigation, followed by three years of trials, based on allegations that its owner had engaged in secret ritualistic abuse of the children in its care.
Mishou will lead you through the media that convinced the public that devil worshipers were among them, and she’ll talk about how reactions to imagined threats can have very real social costs. (Advance tickets: $13.50 plus processing fees. Doors: $17, or $15 with a student ID. Doors open at 3:30 pm. Talk starts at 4:30.)
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cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Speakn' Trane and Sylvie's Love
2026-04-13 18:00 - 20:30 | Two Locals Brewing, 3675 Market St Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA, 19104, United States
Join us for cinéSPEAK x Two Locals Brewing Company present Movie Mondays—a monthly gathering every 2nd Monday celebrating innovative Black filmmakers!
In April, we’re celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month with Eugene Ashe’s Sylvie’s Love and Anyabwile Love’s Speakn’ Trane (local short). Following the program, culture writer, John Morrison will be in conversation with Anyabwile Love. You don’t wanna miss this!
Event Flow:
Enjoy happy hour at 5-7 PM ($9 sangria, $1 off beer & wine, $10 bartender’s special cocktail!)
Film at 6-8:30PM (you’ll have fun AND be home and in bed before 10!)
Food:

BYO-Dinner (bring your dinner or have it delivered)
Free movie theater style popcorn by cinéSPEAK

Tickets:

This event is free to attend, however, if you like what cinéSPEAK does, please consider donating $5 (or more) to help us cover the costs of film licensing fees and local artist talent. Thank you in advance!

The Bearded Ladies Cabaret: AAAHH!!! Eat-Along Sing-Along
2026-04-13 19:30 - 21:00 | Reading Terminal Market, 51 N 12th St,, Philadelphia, PA, 19107, United States
AAAHH!!! Eat-Along

Mon, Apr 13th, 20267:30 PM – 9:30 PM EDT

Reading Terminal MarketPhiladelphia, PA

Event Details

AAAHH!!! Eat-Along
Hosted by Jarbeaux! Additional hosts TBA!
The horrors persist, but so do The Bearded Ladies! Join Fox News’ least favorite queer cabaret company for ANOTHER round of coordinated group screaming…excuse us, solidarity sing-along shows! We’ll drown out the opposition with rousing renditions of songs that have absolutely nothing to do with fascism, timed perfectly for the 250th year of America’s chickens coming home to roost.
A (key) change is gonna come, but only if we sing it into existence! Whether you come for community, the singing, or just to let out a primal scream, it’s gonna take all of us to make good harmony in this mess.
By the time this 90 minute show is over you will have survived another 90 minutes.
Monday April 13th @ 7:30 PM
At Reading Terminal Market, Audience Entrance at 11th & Filbert (Door 10 – at Iovine Brother’s Produce)

Come Meet Leo At Rocco's!
2026-04-14 12:30 - 13:30 | PA
Free Rocco’s Sausage Sandwiches for First 100 Guests to Celebrate Prime Video’s BALLS UP
Philadelphia, PA — On Tuesday, April 14, Philadelphians are invited to stop by for a lunchtime treat as BALLS UP mascot Leo the Linguica serves up FREE Rocco’s sausage sandwiches to the first 100 guests in celebration of the new Prime Video release BALLS UP.
Leo the Linguica will be on-site greeting fans, posing for photos, and bringing the film’s high-energy spirit to life. BALLS UP premieres April 15, exclusively on Prime Video.
EVENT DETAILS:
What: Free sausage sandwiches for the first 100 guests (while supplies last) + BALLS UP mascot appearance by Leo the Linguica
When: Tuesday, April 14 | 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM
Where: Rocco’s Italian Sausages & Cheese Steaks, 2200 Oregon Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19145
CONTACT:
Tierney Kelly, TKPR | tierney@tierneykellypr.com
Bree Cassidy, TKPR | bree@tierneykellypr.com
215-280-9494

Put It Down Comedy Show
2026-04-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Johnny Brenda’s, 1201 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, PA, 19125, United States
*All events are 21+ valid ID required for entry* 7 PM – Doors
8 PM – Show
This month, Johnny Brenda’s brings you a disorienting multimedia collage of the absolute funniest people on the planet. Hosted by Andrew Shearer and Kyle Harris + music by DJ Rio Bon Bon
IG: @PUTITDOWNSHOW
Hosted by Andrew Shearer & Kyle Harris
FEATURING:
Yedoye Travis
Sarah Knittel
Nancy Padgett
Jem Seidel
Desiree Dabice

Drink & Draw at Love City Brewing Company
2026-04-14 19:00 - 21:00 | Love City Brewing, 1023 Hamilton St., Philadelphia, PA, 19123, United States
If you’ve been craving a casual, creative night out, look no further! Drink & Draw with Eamon Dougherty @eamonbdoc is back on Tuesday nights and better than ever! Supplies are provided (or bring your own!) and it’s free to participate. All skill levels welcome whether you draw stick figures or the Mona Lisa! Expect multiple themed rounds, voting for your favorite artwork, and prizes for the best drawings! For the kickoff event on April 14, local artists Kate Glasheen @katiecrimespree and Alex Eckman-Lawn @alexeckmanlawn will be onsite making a large live drawing to inspire you all and your doodling friends. Loosen up and start scribbling!

RAF08
2026-04-15 08:00 - 17:00 | The Liaccouras Center, 1776 N Broad St, Philadelphia, PA, 19121, United States
Real American Freestyle makes it’s Philadelphia debut on April 18! Real American Freestyle (RAF) is the first unscripted pro wrestling league for the best athletes in the world.

InLiquid Presents Brownin' Exhibition
2026-04-15 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) Wednesdays through Saturdays from April 9 through May 23.
There will be a public gallery reception for the show on May 14, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Soul Sessions Presents: Tribute- Blue Eyed Soul
2026-04-15 19:00 - 20:00 | Fringe Bar, 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA, 19106, United States
We are back with another edition of Soul Sessions Presents: Tribute- Blue Eyed Soul, the premier live music experience in Philly! With the maestro Luke Carlos O’Reilly, and hosted by Jay The Gentleman, Tribute provides immaculate vibes and sultry sounds as we pay homage to artists of the Blue Eyed Soul calibur, such as:
* Bobby Caldwell
* Daryl Hall & John Oates
* Amy Winehouse
* Simply Red
* Jojo
* Justin Timberlake
* Teena Marie
and much more!
Fringe Bar in Old City is the setting as top musicians and eclectic vocalists grace the stage and bring their elite talent to the crowd.
For table reservations, please visit fringebarphilly.com
***Table Reservation notes:
Reservations are a “first reserved, first served” basis. Reserving a table does not guarantee a table by the stage or downstairs. Tables by the stage are limited, so arriving early comes highly suggested.
Due to high demand, there is a 15 minute window for guests with reservations to claim their reservations. If guests do not make it within the 15 minute window, Fringe Bar will give table to the next person on the waitlist.
Reserving a table DOES NOT grant you access to event. Guests still have to purchase ticket for entry.
Due to high demand, Tables are for guests ordering food and beverages ONLY.
Kitchen closes 9pm.
Performing Artists:
CiBon Rielle @ciboninthecity
Zeek Burse @zeekburse
Amanda O’Donnell @amandamarieod

MEANTIME @ UCITY OPENING PARTY
2026-04-16 17:00 - 20:00 | PA
Celebrate three new storefront residencies in University City featuring creative entrepreneurs, wellness workshops and gallery installations. Come hang out with Meantime, West Philly Bizarre, Forbidden Fruit, and DumoLab over refeeshments.

Party on the Pitch
2026-04-16 18:00 - 21:00 | Ballers Social Club, 1325 N Beach St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19125
Party on the Pitch will bring together Philadelphia sports legends and current standouts for a “Football vs. Football” guest bartender showdown—Eagles alums Connor Barwin and Brent Celek vs. Philadelphia Union’s Alejandro Bedoya, Indiana Vassilev, Milan Iloski, and Sébastien Le Toux. The evening will also feature an open bar, signature bites, and live entertainment from Jay of Wooder Ice and Mr. Hollywood DJ.
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Early Access: 6:00 PM
General Access: 7:00 PM
(Event concludes at 9:00 PM)
Attire: Fan Festive Cocktail

cinéSPEAK x Vox Populi presents Pt.2 - The People Rise Up: A Third World Newsreel Retrospective (1968-72)
2026-04-16 18:30 - 21:00 | Vox Populi, 319 N. 11th Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19107, United States
We’re thrilled to announce a new year-long collaboration: cinéSPEAK x Vox Populi present 3rd Thursdays!
For April, we’re presenting powerful short films from the Third World Newsreel retrospective (1968-1972), documenting grassroots movements for land sovereignty both domestically and around the world. This program showcases movements in the Dominican Republic, Palestine and New York City.
Since 1968, Third World Newsreel (TWN) has been at the forefront of advocating for media that champions cultural and social justice, highlighting the narratives of historically marginalized and diverse communities. TWN is committed to fostering unity and solidarity through powerful storytelling that drives change.
📍 Vox Populi – 319 N. 11th Street
🕡 April 16th – Doors 6:30 PM | Film 7:00 PM | After the screening, continue the conversation @ Trestle Inn (1/2 block north; 21+; show your ticket for 15% off)
🎟️ $10 General Admission (NOTAFLOF) *As always, if you have extra to share, please consider making an additional donation to pay-it-forward

Urinetown
2026-04-16 20:00 - 2026-04-26 22:30 | Mullen Center for the Performing Arts at Villanova University, 800 E. Lancaster Avenue, Villanova, PA, 19085, United States
This hilarious and subversive musical depicts a drought stricken dystopian society where private toilets are outlawed and there is a fee to pee. When a custodian of Public Facility #9 decides he’s had enough of the megacorporation, Urine Good Company, he leads his community in a revolution to free citizens from the financial burden of paying to pee. This three-time Tony Award-winning musical saw success both on and off-Broadway in the early 2000s and was recently nominated for a Drama League Award for Outstanding Revival of a Musical in 2025. Urinetown remains a beloved political satire that delivers a perfect stream of irreverent humor aimed at capitalism, social justice, environmental collapse, and musical theater itself.

The Mother of All Workshops: The ABC’s of Maternal and Childcare
2026-04-17 12:00 - 13:00 | Virtual on Zoom, PA, 19104, United States
FunTimes will host “The Mother of All Workshops: The ABC’s of Maternal and Childcare” – a virtual community conversation to recognize the nationally-observed World Maternal Health Week next week. Learn about the quality of maternal and childcare in the United States and in Africa, key factors driving the growing crisis of high maternal mortality rates and resources for Black mothers and families. Get tips on parenting and infant care, and take a dive into systemic issues such as racial bias in healthcare. Gain insight into access to quality care, socioeconomic inequality, as well as services including community midwives and doulas. Join expert panelists Hadja Diallo, nurse, mid-wife, educator and community advocate; Alexia Doumbouya, founder of CocoLife, a certified doula and child birth educator, and Joanne D. Craig, Chief Impact Officer for The Foundation for Delaware County. Free but pre-register; noon to 1 p.m. EST. Zoom Live. Email: info@funtmesmagane.com, 215-954-6300 or Registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Ms3oq-_jQXeldacF37iRTQ

Blossoms & Bites: A Fresh Pasta Experience
2026-04-17 17:30 - 19:30 | *See description
Spring dinner plans = handled 🌿✨

Join us for an intimate, design-forward dinner experience at Citrine Studio — where you’ll enjoy a 3-course seasonal menu and learn to hand-make your own cavatelli 🍝

Think: a beautifully layered tablescape, incredible food, and a cozy, elevated night out (perfect for a girls night or date night 🤍)

What’s included:
🍽️ 3-course chef-curated dinner
🍝 Hands-on pasta-making experience
🍷 BYOB (bring your favorite bottle!)
✨ A thoughtfully designed, immersive setting

Menu highlights:
🥂 Radish butter & garlic scape focaccia + NA berry lavender fizz
🥗 Herby baby gem salad with preserved lemon & leek vinaigrette
🍝 Handmade cavatelli with miso butter & asparagus
🍓 Strawberry rhubarb pavlova

📍 Citrine Studio
🌿 Friday, April 17
⏰ 5:30 PM + 8:30 PM

✨ Limited seating — only a few spots per seating
🎟️ Grab your ticket before they’re gone

Come for the experience, stay for the magic of the season 🤍

Pitch-A-Friend
2026-04-17 20:00 - 22:00 | Evil Genius Beer Company, 1727 N. Front St., Philadelphia, PA, 19122, United States
Calling all singles and elite wing-people 👀✨
Join Us for an Evening of Fun, Connections & Laughter @ Evil Genius Brewing!
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!

'These Are My Friends!' - Independent Philly-Based Feature Film WORLD PREMIERE
2026-04-17 21:00 - 23:00 | Film Society East, 125 S. 2nd St., Philadelphia, PA, 19106, United States
A new entry in the one-crazy-night canon, filmmaker Aaron Bartuska and an eclectic cast of twentysomethings weave an irresistibly charming and hilarious tale about love, friendship, loss, and the horrors of modern living all over the course of one fateful house party. This film is premiering at the Philadelphia Film Society’s Springfest (April 17-23).

‘These Are My Friends!’ – Independent Philly-Based Feature Film WORLD PREMIERE
2026-04-17 21:00 - 23:30 | Film Society East, 125 S. 2nd St., Philadelphia, PA, 19106, United States

Newlin's 250th Celebration: Building America Through Trades and Food
2026-04-18 10:00 - 15:00 | Newlin Grist Mill, 219 Cheyney Road, Glen Mills, PA, 19342, United States
Join us for our 250th celebrations at Newlin Grist Mill through special demonstrations, workshops, make-and-takes, and talks on topics related to the trades that built America and the feeding of a revolution. Demonstrations are ongoing throughout the day. Talks are $10/person or free for members.
April 18

The Munch Box Food Truck, Public Archaeology, Historic Roofing Demonstration, Kitchen Encounters: Liberty Teas

May 16

The Munch Box Food Truck, Middle Brother Coffee, Public Archaeology, Textile Demonstration, Kitchen Encounters: Historic Brewing Demonstration
Newlin Speaker Series: Beyond Homespun: Commerce, Culture, and Colonial Cloth. 4-5pm, $10/person, free for members

June 6

The Munch Box Food Truck, Middle Brother Coffee, Public Archaeology, Kitchen Encounters: Daily Ration Cooking Demonstration, Woodworking Demonstration
Whittling Workshop. 3-4pm. Ages 12+ $15/person, 8 people max
Newlin Speaker Series: In Support of the Army: How Women Supported the Continental Army Through Foodways. 4-5pm. $10/person, free for members.

Open Saturday at Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum
2026-04-18 10:00 - 17:00 | Andalusia Historic House, Gardens & Arboretum, 1237 State Road,, Andalusia, PA, 19020, United States
Don’t miss your chance to visit Andalusia on a Saturday! Come see Andalusia’s beautiful spring gardens and the new exhibits in the Historic House. We’re open from 10am to 5pm.
Garden admission is $20/person, with the option to add a tour of the Historic House for an additional $10. Kids 12 & under visit for free.
Atlas Yoga & Movement will host their popular ‘Yoga in the Gardens’ class outdoors at 11am. Tickets are $40 and include admission to the gardens for the entire day.
Also, visitors can join contemporary artist Jody Graff for a one-hour walking tour of her new art installation, and the locations throughout Andalusia where she found inspiration and collected plant specimens for her work. Jody’s work is presented as part of Radical Americana, organized in partnership with The Clay Studio. This tour is included with the cost of admission and is free for members.

UNDISCOVERED 4/18 - Chancellor Room
2026-04-18 10:00 - 2026-04-19 02:00 | Chancellor Room, 1225 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA, 19107, United States
UNDISCOVERED: Philadelphia’s Underground Energy, Reimagined
Philadelphia’s nightlife has always had a pulse beneath the surface—but UNDISCOVERED is where that pulse gets amplified.
Curated by Six (US) and Bobby Santoni, UNDISCOVERED is a forward-thinking house music experience built for those who crave something beyond the expected. Blending grooves from various house genres that provoke movement, the night brings together a carefully selected lineup of emerging and established DJs pushing the sound forward.
Set inside intimate, high-energy spaces like the Chancellor Room, the event strips away distractions and puts the focus exactly where it belongs—on the music, the movement, and the connection between the two. With immersive lighting, a tightly curated sonic journey, and a crowd that’s there for the right reasons, UNDISCOVERED delivers a rare kind of atmosphere: one that feels both exclusive and electric.
More than just a party, UNDISCOVERED is a statement about where nightlife is headed. It’s for the ones who don’t wait for the scene to find them—they go out and discover it.
Free RSVP link: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/undiscovered/undiscovered-chancellor-room

Community Yoga Series
2026-04-18 11:00 - 12:00 | Free Library of Philadelphia – Lawncrest Branch, 6098 Rising Sun Ave., Philadelphia, PA, 19111, United States
Self-care community yoga series at Lawncrest Library, hosted by Yoga 4 Philly. These free yoga classes are beginner-friendly and open to the public, no registration required. Saturdays 11 am to noon. Yoga series runs 4/18 to 6/13, excluding Memorial Day weekend 5/23.
Free parking on street is available in front of the library.

America 250 Bus Tour: Revolution & Remembrance
2026-04-18 11:00 - 14:00 | Baltimore Visitor Center, 401 Light Street, Baltimore, MD, 21203, United States
Baltimore was a key city in the fight for Independence. Did you know Edgar Allan Poe’s grandparents were famous Revolutionary War patriots in Baltimore?
Join us for an America 250 bus tour through Baltimore’s Revolutionary past, where the fight for independence lives on in headstone, story, and street. Along the way, discover the Edgar Allan Poe family’s Revolutionary roots and the lives of Baltimore’s signers of the Declaration of Independence. Tours meet inside the Baltimore Visitor Center at the Inner Harbor.
The first stop on this special commemorative tour is Westminster Hall & Burying Ground. World-famous as the final resting place of Edgar Allan Poe, this hallowed ground is also home to over 300 patriots of the American Revolution and War of 1812—including Poe’s own family. Immigrants, women, and working-class heroes like David and Elizabeth Poe, who aided The Marquis de Lafayette’s troops, are buried alongside towering figures like General Samuel Smith, James McHenry, and Rev. Patrick Allison, chaplain to the first Continental Congress and an early voice for the separation of church and state.
The tour continues with history of two Baltimore signers of the Declaration of Independence: a visit to Old St. Paul’s Cemetery, where Samuel Chase, the United States’ first impeached Supreme Court Justice, is laid to rest, and then the historic Carroll Mansion where Charles Carroll of Carrollton (the only Catholic signer) spent his final days and where the very bed in which he died remains on display.
Whether you’re a lifelong Marylander or a first-time visitor, “Revolution & Remembrance” invites you to see Baltimore’s Revolutionary roots through fresh eyes, and to reflect on the diverse people who helped shape a nation.

Now + Then Ready, Set, Bloom Market
2026-04-18 11:00 - 17:00 | 1900 Block of N Front Street & Inside Star|Bolt, 1900 N Front St, Philadelphia, PA, 19122, United States
Taking over North Front Street for the third time, Now + Then Marketplace’s Ready, Set, Bloom Market returns to Star|Bolt and Five Sisters with 50 local vendors. Vendors are springing up inside and outside Star|Bolt, where shoppers can find food & drink specials all day. Vendors range from vintage clothing to local artwork and so much more. The market is free to attend, dog & kid friendly!

Dinah Day 250
2026-04-18 12:00 - 16:00 | Stenton Museum, 4601 N. 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19140, United States
As America celebrates the Semi quincentennial, Stenton is hosting its own 250th celebration that is even closer to home. Join Stenton and nearby neighbors for our third annual Dinah Day! Dinah Day marks the date in 1776 when Dinah was manumitted from slavery. During her lifetime Dinah won her freedom, reunited her family, and saved Stenton from being burned during the Revolution. This celebratory afternoon will include reflection time at the Dinah Memorial, tours, crafts, community healing, and the premiere of the short film “For the Common Good: Women Who Shaped our Nation – Dinah”.

Pet Adoption Block Party at Marsha’s
2026-04-18 12:00 - 18:00 | Marsha’s South Street, 430 South St, Philadelphia, PA, 19147, United States
Join Marsha’s for a Pet Adoption Block Party on April 18 from 12- 6 p.m., supporting Here Kitty Kitty and Philly Bullies and helping adorable cats and dogs find their forever homes. This fun-filled day will feature adoptable pets, games, raffles, cold beer, and great food. Come hang out, give back, and maybe meet your new best friend!

FREE Youth Choir - Singing City: Next Generation
2026-04-18 12:30 - 13:30 | Temple University Presser Hall, 2001 N. 13th St., Philadelphia, PA, 19121, United States
“Love to sing? Come sing with us!
Singing City: Next Generation is a FREE choir for kids and teens, as part of a collaboration between Singing City and Temple Music Prep’s Community Music Scholars Program. Everyone is welcome- no audition required! Just come ready to sing, have fun, and make new friends.
Registration is required. Sign up to secure your spot: https://tinyurl.com/NextGenerationYouthChoir
Rehearsal Location: Temple University – Presser Hall 2001 N. 13th St. (Entrance on Norris St. between 12th and 13th Streets)
Director: Kendra Balmer Youth Choir Director, Singing City Adjunct Assistant Professor, Boyer College of Music & Dance, Temple University
Program Oversight: Dr. Rollo A. Dilworth Elaine Brown Choral Chair Chair, Vocal Arts Department Professor of Choral Music Education
Visit boyer.temple.edu/musicprep, email musicprep@temple.edu or call 215.204.1512 for more info!”

Crafting History: Water Marbling
2026-04-18 13:00 - 15:00 | 235 N 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106, 235 N 4th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106, Philadelphia, PA, 19106, United States
Create and decorate water marble bookmarks and journal covers at Historic St. George’s! Note: Water marbling is free for all ages! Bring your own journal, or purchase one for $5.
