Celebrate Easter in style with Lacroix’s decadent all-day brunch on Sunday, April 20, where seasonal flavors and indulgent dishes take center stage. Enjoy a luxurious dining experience overlooking Rittenhouse Square in full spring bloom as you savor an inspired selection of brunch favorites. From our raw bar featuring oysters, snow crab claws, and caviar to […]

Hop aboard the Spirit of Philadelphia for an unforgettable Easter celebration on Sunday, April 20, 2025! The Easter Signature Brunch will feature a live DJ, bottomless mimosas, a delicious brunch, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny! Whether guests are celebrating with family or friends, City Cruises promises an Easter experience they won’t forget.

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

Fuller Rosen Gallery is proud to present Crawl Space, a new solo exhibition by Olivia Faith Harwood. At the heart of Crawl Space is an ode to the monstrous feminine—a raw and unapologetic dive into the expectations, fears, and generational experiences that shape Harwood’s studio practice and selfhood. Her compositional blend of memory based imagery […]

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. National Magic Day came about after the death of Harry Houdini who died on that day in 1926. If you are in the mood for […]

Weeding Out The Stoned is The Game Show of Sobriety Tests. A pack of players enter the game. All of them are stoned but one! It's up to all of us to find the sober individual so the entire audience can win sweet prizes. Alex Grubard leads the investigation by seeking audience testimony, playing mind […]

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 to improve their health and quality of life.

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

Let’s flow! Join Gwen Lewis of Black and Breathing for a free one-hour Vinyasa yoga class at Drexel Square. Classes encompass developing core strength, enhancing body balance, and expanding flexibility along with range of motion. Open to all levels. Registration encouraged, but not required. BYO: Mat, towel, water, and sunscreen.

The Spring 2025 term of Singing for Busy Adults will be held April 14 through June 9, Mondays at 6pm. Take advantage of this opportunity to develop your vocal skills in an informal and supportive atmosphere. The class focuses on posture, breath control, tone production, diction, and the development of basic musicianship skills. Register NOW! […]

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

The Spring 2025 term of Beginning Piano for Busy Adults Classes will be held April 8 through June 3, Tuesdays at 6pm. If you once played the piano or you're just dying to learn, here's your chance. Playing in our newly renovated and updated piano lab, learn basic rhythms, chords, note names and musical forms. […]

The state of Pennsylvania and the city of Philadelphia are home to a diverse array of churches and religious organizations. This program will outline the history of some of the most famous religious monuments of our region. We will begin in the 17th century with the figure of Johannes Kelpius, a German Pietist who established […]

It’s a chance to meet up with a cool community to learn how to elevate your spirits in all senses of the word. Learn how to incorporate herbs and botanicals in beer, spirits, mocktails, and food so we can eat and drink to our health. Of course samples will be provided as we cheers together.

Profs and Pints Philadelphia presents: “The Life of Barbie,” on a plastic icon and her cultural legacy, with Emily Aguiló-Pérez, an associate professor of English at West Chester University of Pennsylvania who has extensively researched Barbie as a scholar of childhood, media, and popular culture. Few toys have shaped culture quite like Barbie has. From […]

The flowers are blooming, the air is nice and it’s a time of new beginnings. Spring into action with a Spring themed archery lesson. There will be plenty of themed games in our indoor meadow. Join us April 22nd at 6:30 or 8pm, $35 per person. Archers of all skill levels welcome (no intro course […]

Transcending Suffering: The Buddhist View of Emptiness April 22: What is Emptiness? April 29: Ultimate Relaxation May 6: Profound Peace May 13: Letting Go of the Limited Self May 20: Living Lightly: Emptiness in Daily Life Classes are taught by Meditation Teacher Julie Francisco. Julie is a senior teacher and practitioner who has studied Kadampa […]

Sandbox VR is an immersive, full-body VR experience that is redefining entertainment. Utilizing the latest cutting-edge technology, groups of up to 6 friends put on VR headsets and wear motion sensors that capture their movements, letting them see and physically interact with each other as they battle in a shared virtual world. With a wide […]

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

EXPLORE DESIGN! Architecture, fashion design, graphic design, industrial design + many more disciplines at Design Gym’s community design studio in Norris Square at the Silk Screen Studios. Join us to exercise your creativity + curiosity through play, real-world design challenges, and projects in a friendly environment. The space includes large tables for project work, a […]

Every Wednesday 5-6:30pm, MS Amy hosts teen Art class. This class is for creative teens to meet and be social. Every week, MS Amy will plan a project for all […]

Welcome to "Figure It Out: Basics of Figure Drawing," your four-session workshop into the wonderful world of visual art! Whether you can barely draw a stick figure or you're already […]

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

EXPLORE DESIGN! Architecture, fashion design, graphic design, industrial design + many more disciplines at Design Gym’s community design studio in Norris Square at the Silk Screen Studios. Join us to exercise your creativity + curiosity through play, real-world design challenges, and projects in a friendly environment. The space includes large tables for project work, a […]

oin us for Old City Untapped, a free gathering where history and hops come together! This month, step into the past at A Man Full of Trouble Tavern for an evening of drinks and discussion. This is a free event open to the public but please RSVP so we have an idea of how many […]

Join us for Old City Untapped, a free gathering where history and hops come together! This month, step into the past at A Man Full of Trouble Tavern for an evening of drinks and discussion. This is a free event open to the public but please RSVP so we have an idea of how many […]

The Spring 2025 term of Jazz Concepts for Busy Adults Classes will be held April 17 through June 5, Thursdays at 6pm. Instrumentalists and vocalists of all playing levels are […]

Join us for a FREE evening lecture with esteemed archaeologist Jillian Galle! During the talk Galle will discuss how thousands of small artifacts, from ceramics and fish bone to tobacco pipes and glass trade beads, can reveal information on how people historically navigated slavery. Jillian Galle, PhD, directs The Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery […]

Trivia Night. At Crossing Vineyards & Winery, 1853 Wrightstown Rd, Washington Crossing, PA 18977 Thursday, April 24, 7pm. Thursday, May 8, 7pm. Thursday, May 29, 7pm. Thursday, June 12, 7pm. Thursday, June 26, 7pm. It’s time to sweat the small stuff! Come to Crossing Vineyards and relax with a glass of wine while showing off […]

An opportunity to create and learn collage skills. Supplies and lots of ephemera provided, but BYOS (bring your ish scissors).

Lansdowne Folk Club presents Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, author, speaker, and advocate Jennifer Knapp on Thursday, April 24, 2025. Held at the Twentieth Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne, PA. Doors open at 7:00 PM and show begins at 7:30 PM. Tickets are $20 when purchased in advance online or with an advanced phone reservation and […]

Rabbit Hole, by David Lindsay-Abaire, opens at The Stagecrafters on April 11. The play premiered on Broadway in 2006 and won multiple Tony Awards followed by being awarded the Pulitzer […]

On April 25 at 10 a.m., Ben Franklin will join the Carpenters' Company, OLIN, Bartram's Garden, and the National Park Service to plant two rare extinct-in-the-wild ""Franklin trees"" in front of Carpenters' Hall, home of the First Continental Congress. These Franklinia Alatamaha, or Franklin trees, were named in the 1700s by the namesake of Bartram’s […]

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

EXPLORE DESIGN! Architecture, fashion design, graphic design, industrial design + many more disciplines at Design Gym’s community design studio in Norris Square at the Silk Screen Studios. Join us to exercise your creativity + curiosity through play, real-world design challenges, and projects in a friendly environment. The space includes large tables for project work, a […]

Join the curators of Free, As One: Black Worldmaking in the Pennsylvania Abolition Society Papers, and 1838 Black Metropolis co-founders Morgan Lloyd and Michiko Quinones for an in-depth look at some of the compelling stories from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania (HSP) archives. HSP’s newest exhibit highlights themes of Black self-determination and leadership from the […]

In partnership with the 1838 Black Metropolis, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania will host a two-day workshop on breathing life into the archives. The workshop will focus on liberation and civil rights histories through several centuries in the Philadelphia metro region. Historian and artist Nell Irvin Painter will present “Arrived, New Names,” as the keynote […]

Join us to celebrate where cinéSPEAK is headed this year! We will be announcing the lineup for our 2025 Under the Stars film festival, debuting our brand new website, and sharing other big updates for our organization. Gather with neighbors, Team cinéSPEAK, and our partners to get excited for outdoor movie season. Enjoy complimentary beverages […]

The Radiant Ball is returning to the Mütter Museum and Historical Medical Library! Join this luminous celebration spotlighting the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and one of the most important figures in the history of medicine. Don your most glam outfit, enjoy rarely-seen archival collection items, peruse and bid on fantastic silent auction items, and dance to jazz-age grooves by Drew Nugent & the Midnight […]

Disenchanted! By Dennis T. Giacino Directed by Annie Hnatko April 25th, 26th; May 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 2025 Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m., Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Poison apples and lost slippers are just the beginning. The original storybook heroines are none-too-happy with the way they’ve been portrayed in today’s pop culture, […]

Rabbit Hole, by David Lindsay-Abaire, opens at The Stagecrafters on April 11. The play premiered on Broadway in 2006 and won multiple Tony Awards followed by being awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 2007. It was later made into a film starring Nicole Kidman. The play is about grief, loss, change and how the […]

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 index card, a pen, and a provocative prompt: “Share a secret you keep.” Encouraged to answer honestly, the audience anonymously submits their responses, which are […]

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 ready to shout out locations, relationships and emotions! We want you to share in the fun and laughter at this amazing location. This is the […]

The Sandy Rollman Ovarian Foundation is hosting their 21st annual Sandy Sprint Philadelphia 5K Run/Walk at the Navy Yard. On April 26, join supporters and survivors for a day dedicated to spreading awareness throughout the community. The Sandy Sprint will feature the 5K run/walk, the National Anthem performed by Vanya Sax, a musical performance by […]

Newlin Grist Mill and Wild Birds Unlimited (Glen Mills) have teamed up to explore the wonderful world of bird life! Join us for monthly naturalist-led walks through the 160-acre park at Newlin Grist Mill. We will meet year-round residents, visit exciting migrants, and learn the basics of bird identification and biology. Families and beginners are […]

The Spring 2025 term of Suzuki Pre-Twinkle will run April 5 through June 7 (no class on 4/19 and 5/24). Pre-Twinkle Classes provide opportunities for very young children to develop basic musicianship and readiness skills for success in the Suzuki approach. A core component of Pre-Twinkle classes at Temple Music Prep is Suzuki POP (Paper […]

Join One Africa! One Nation! (OAON) Uhuru Flea Market brings in its 21st Season in West Philadelphia with our April Marketplace on Saturday April 26th from 9AM-5PM (rain date Sunday) in beautiful Clark Park. Shop from some of your favorite handmade and vintage vendors, food fun and community connection! OAON Markets promote economic self reliance […]

Sidewalk Sale 2025 - April 26th from 9AM to 2PM. Rain date is Sunday April 27th Many families will be selling wares at their sidewalks... You'll be likely to find: Antiques, Artwork, Baby Gear, Bikes, Window Treatments, Board, Games, Books, Cameras, CDs, Clothing, Collectibles, Comics, Computers, DVDs, Electronics Furniture,Handbags and Purses, Housewares, Jewelry, Knick Knacks, […]

Juvenile Arthritis Family Day is for families of children and teens with juvenile arthritis and other childhood rheumatic diseases. Parents, kids, and teens will have a chance to connect with others and develop new friendships. Sessions will be offered for parents to learn more about navigating their family through healthcare, school, and other challenges. Kids […]

In partnership with the 1838 Black Metropolis, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania will host a two-day workshop on breathing life into the archives. The workshop will focus on liberation and civil rights histories through several centuries in the Philadelphia metro region. Historian and artist Nell Irvin Painter will present “Arrived, New Names,” as the keynote […]

Join NSNP to show Mother Earth some love this Earth Day by volunteering in our network of gardens! Come lend a hand and meet your neighbors. Celebrate Earth Day with NSNP by lending a hand in our gardens on April 26, 2025, from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. We will begin our service day by […]

Join your neighbors from across Montgomery and Bucks Counties and Northeast Philly for the 3rd Annual Crooked Billet History Fair -- which celebrates the Revolutionary War's Battle of the Crooked Billet -- a wonderful afternoon for adults, seniors, families, students, kids, educators, enthusiasts, and anyone who loves history and their community! The 2025 fair - […]

Farmers market meets block party! Join us for the official start of the spring season. Bring friends and family for an afternoon of activities, food, drink, music and more. We’re kicking things off with a celebration, featuring: Live Music & Entertainment Free Mini Fitness Classes Local & Farmer's Market Vendors Wine by Mural City & […]

Join us for an exciting BioBlitz on Saturday, April 26 from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm at The Woodlands! In partnership with Green Philly, The Woodlands, Bird Philly, Skype A Scientist, Andrew the Arborist, City Nature Challenge and Philadelphia Mycology Club participants will use the app iNaturalist to explore the biodiversity of The Woodlands (an […]

Fuller Rosen Gallery is proud to present Crawl Space, a new solo exhibition by Olivia Faith Harwood. At the heart of Crawl Space is an ode to the monstrous feminine—a raw and unapologetic dive into the expectations, fears, and generational experiences that shape Harwood’s studio practice and selfhood. Her compositional blend of memory based imagery […]

Museum for Art in Wood presents “Katie Hudnall: The Longest Distance between Two Points,” the first museum-organized solo presentation of fine woodworker Katie Hudnall’s unique and captivating work. The exhibition features a series of sculptural works and a large-scale interactive installation created from salvaged wood that captures Hudnall’s eye for the absurdly mechanical and uncanny. […]

The Navy Yard is gearing up to host its highly anticipated Spring Family Fest: Happy Birthday to Us! on April 26th from 12-5p.m. at Central Green. This exciting event promises to be an unforgettable day of activities and entertainment for all ages. The Spring Family Fest: Happy Birthday to Us! is a free event and […]

Over two dozen local vendors, music, food, and adoptable dogs featured at all-ages community event Philadelphia, PA — April 2025 — RIOT NERD, the beloved Philadelphia-based event collective known for their high-energy theme dance parties, is bringing their signature creative spirit to a new kind of gathering: the Spring Pop-Up Market, taking place Saturday, April […]

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. National Magic Day came about after the death of Harry Houdini who died on that day in 1926. If you are in the mood for […]

Vendors selling handmade and curated goods Food trucks Brewery brews DJs and Tunes PLUS Adoptable dogs from the Philly Bully Team! RSVP for Free Entry All Ages / Dogs Welcome

Help us make our park a better place for wildlife and people! The Habitat Stewards group meets once a month to work on outdoor tasks related to habitat restoration and species conservation. Projects vary by month but include things like invasive plant removal, tree planting, garden maintenance, trail cleanup, and outdoor classroom care. Pre-registration is […]

CAMERATA PHILADELPHIA - completes its 2024/2025 Center City Season at Church of the Holy Trinity Rittenhouse Square (1904 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103) on Saturday, April 26 @ 1:00 PM. Led by Music Director & cellist Dr. Stephen Framil, the program includes chamber music by Jean Sibelius (String Trio in G minor, Theme & Variations […]

Rabbit Hole, by David Lindsay-Abaire, opens at The Stagecrafters on April 11. The play premiered on Broadway in 2006 and won multiple Tony Awards followed by being awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 2007. It was later made into a film starring Nicole Kidman. The play is about grief, loss, change and how the […]

Witness the breathtaking culmination of Curtis Symphony Orchestra’s 2024–25 series as acclaimed pianist and Curtis alumna Yuja Wang takes center stage. Celebrated for her “exceptional power, depth, and dazzle” (Los Angeles Times), Yuja collaborates with award-winning conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin to deliver Leonard Bernstein’s (Conducting ’41) astonishing, jazz-influenced Symphony No. 2: The Age of Anxiety. This […]

Canaan is among the world’s oldest wine regions, spanning the lands of modern Lebanon and Israel, where winemaking has existed for over 5,000 years. Its vineyards once supplied wine to Egypt and Mesopotamia, and biblical texts mention its established winemaking traditions. In this class, we will explore that heritage through wines from Lebanon and Israel, […]

Artist Recital Series: Nelly's Songs Tempesta di Mare - Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra Saturday, Apr 26, 2025, 5:00 PM | Woodmere Art Museum Sunday, Apr 27, 2025, 3:00 PM | Museum of the American Revolution Songs and instrumental selections from the music room of Eleanor "Nelly" Parke Custis Lewis, George Washington's step-granddaughter, with narration about her […]

Disenchanted! By Dennis T. Giacino Directed by Annie Hnatko April 25th, 26th; May 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 2025 Friday and Saturday at 8:00 p.m., Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Poison apples and lost slippers are just the beginning. The original storybook heroines are none-too-happy with the way they’ve been portrayed in today’s pop culture, […]

Rabbit Hole, by David Lindsay-Abaire, opens at The Stagecrafters on April 11. The play premiered on Broadway in 2006 and won multiple Tony Awards followed by being awarded the Pulitzer Prize for drama in 2007. It was later made into a film starring Nicole Kidman. The play is about grief, loss, change and how the […]