In 2020 we were not able to hold our faculty exhibition at the art center, but we are so pleased to be able to present the work of our teachers and workshop instructors on our online gallery. This exhibition will remain on view online during our winter session. A particularly important show, the... More Info

The artworks on display are created by students from pre-school through high school who have been inspired by Woodmere’s exhibitions and collection. Woodmere’s art making programs are designed as a way of learning that develops each child’s understanding of their world and themselves. Under the... More Info

The exhibition presents imaginative furniture and works on paper by Wisconsin-based maker and designer Tom Loeser. This playful show encourages viewers to shake up their habits and interact with the environment and one another, while considering issues such as body posture and etiquette that are... More Info

For over a century, Crayola has sparked imagination and ignited creativity all over the world. Best known for their iconic box of crayons, the spectrum of Crayola products is rooted in innovation and invention. In its exclusive, limited run in Philadelphia, the exhibition will inspire visitors of... More Info

Ardmore Music Hall has partnered with Nugs.TV to produce this free, high-quality concert series for music lovers everywhere. Upcoming artists include Electron, Consider the Source and Dopapod. See  the list of performers here

Amidst a neverending lockdown, what scandalous and life-altering revelations unfold at 2am? Each episode in this original episodic series lets you into the late-night Zoom conversations that no one else was supposed to witness. Tune in for intrigue, rebellion, and betrayal from Americans fighting... More Info

This on-line exhibit explains century-old political cartoons, plays, posters, parades and fashion that formed the visual culture of the U.S. women’s suffrage movement.  Drawings, illustrations, photographs of marches and rallies, clothing and accessories – especially sashes – re-create and... More Info

This virtual exhibition offers engagement with another human through a portrait. It can be a riveting experience, offering the opportunity for a shared humanity.

St. David’s Episcopal Church will host a concert series, sponsored by The Philadelphia Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, during the month of March. The recital series, now being offered for its fourth year, will be held on consecutive Tuesdays at 12:00 noon from March 2 through March... More Info

The Shape of Tomorrow highlights the work of five artists, all of whom’s work utilizes color and form to offer the viewer a chance to escape into abstract other-worlds. Throughout the galleries, the work of Charles Emlen, Greg Kelly, Tremain Smith, Larry Spaid, and John Howell White take... More Info

Students, parents, and the public will be invited to tune into the virtual performances. The program includes the All-City Jazz Showcase, presenting the most accomplished jazz students of the School District of Philadelphia. Leading up to the festival, POPS in Schools leads a full slate of... More Info

The feature film for March will be RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON. With the creation of the PFS Drive-In at the Navy Yard, the Philadelphia Film Society can welcome back Philadelphia’s extensive community of film lovers for a socially distanced viewing experience of a diverse and exciting curated slate... More Info

What better way to rally around some of the most talented creators in Philly than by shopping at the Cherry Street Pier Artist and Artisans Market? Twice a month, pick up one-of-a-kind finds at the Pier while you safely stroll our marketplace and enjoy stunning views of the Ben Franklin Bridge and... More Info

The theme of this year’s Festival is Dúisigh Éire! Awaken Ireland! You are invited to throw off the long, dark months and rise to embrace the brighter days ahead.  From March 12–17, you can tune in to the Awaken Ireland dedicated TV channel — St. Patrick’s Festival TV (SPF TV) — and... More Info

The annual Winterfest includes thousands of sparkling lights, warming cabins, firepits, ice rink, and your favorite seasonal fare from Chickie’s and Pete’s and Skelly’s Amusements, plus creative cocktails, local brews, and more.  Winterfest is a dog-friendly site. Winterfest will be open... More Info

St. David\’s Episcopal Church will be hosting Wandering the Way of the Cross: Outdoor Stations in the St. David\’s Churchyard, a multimedia outdoor walking experience throughout the 40 days of Lent. All are invited to attend a guided walkthrough each Friday from 5:00-5:30 pm, and on Good Friday at... More Info

Join Terrarium Therapy and the Domestic Violence Center of Chester County for this fun and informative virtual workshop. You’ll receive a packaged kit mailed directly to your door containing a variety of succulents, stone, moss, glass globe, and live, step-by-step virtual instruction to create your... More Info

Join Amy Zitelman, the Philadelphia-based CEO of Soom and co-author of The Tahini Table, for a virtual author event and cook-along! Most people familiar with tahini think of it as simply one of the building blocks of hummus, but with The Tahini Table, Zitelman stretches the culinary borders of... More Info

Do you live in Morton, Rutledge, Prospect Park, Ridley Park or Ridley Township? Join us for a virtual town hall meeting where you will learn about DCVA, and we will listen to your environmental concerns. DCVA would like to hear from the community on their environmental concerns.  Stormwater,... More Info

The Advisory Council of Peter’s Place invites you to join them on Thursday, March 11, 2021 for three incredible programs via Zoom! Each program features a fun-filled relaxing activity that you, your family and/or friends can participate in. Magic with Justin Gilmore: A fun-filled, 30-minute, magic... More Info

As we look forward to the emergence of spring, join us to create your own miniature woodland table-scape. Each centerpiece will be constructed on a found piece of bark and will feature miniature spring plants, moss, and other tiny woodland elements. All materials will be provided. All workshops... More Info

What Am I Drinking?! (WAID) is hosting a virtual, interactive wine class supporting Breastcancer.org. Serena Zelezny, wine pro and owner of WAID, invites you to pour a glass of your favorite rosé. Rosés are more than just a pretty color. Sure, rosés are prime for picnics and sunset sightings,... More Info

Teens are invited to participate in our flashlight egg hunt along a portion of The Radnor Trail!* Join the hunt for golden eggs filled with great prizes like gift cards from Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Target and Five Below! Snacks and goodies available as well. For ages 11 and up. Pre-registration... More Info

Families are invited to visit the parks below on March 20th to participate in an on-your-own Egg Hunt! Eggs and goodies will be available as of 8:00 AM. Items will be hidden all around the parks so be sure to hunt high and low! Please be mindful of your collection amounts to ensure there are eggs... More Info

Lulu’s Casita is so excited to bring you their very first Spring Flings & Easter things on Cricket Ave! The morning will be filled with live music with @rootswithruark pictures with the Easter bunny, sensory station, Easter egg hunt, make your own fairy garden, snacks & refreshments for the kiddos... More Info

The blood drive will take place from 1:30-6:30 in the church chapel following all CDC required Covid precautions and all blood collected will be tested for antibodies. By appointment only so there there should be no wait. Please sign up at redcrossblood.org  using Sponsor Code: waynepres. and feel... More Info

International Adolescent Health Week is an annual, international of dynamic, participatory events to inspire adolescents and their communities to advocate for a successful transition to adulthood.  From March 21-27, 2021, International Adolescent Health Week will be celebrated around the world... More Info

Since 1984 DCVA and volunteers have worked diligently to clean our waterways and surrounding areas of debris that would wind up in our streams. While we promote a specific day for our large clean up on April 10th, we also have other locations, dates and times that may vary.  Visit our Watershed... More Info

Bundle up and don’t let chilly weather stop you from exploring the 2,050 acres of trails, natural lands, historic landmarks and public art of Fairmount Park this winter. The WinTOUR Scavenger Hunt is a free, app-based scavenger hunt that guides participants of all ages on five different park... More Info

Join a curator for an informal discussion of the Lady of the House exhibit, which tells the story of Ruth Wales du Pont and features a fabulous reproduction of her wedding dress, along with objects and images from the Winterthur archives. Included with admission. Members free. 2:00–2:45 pm

Featuring a collection of curated vendors from the tri-state area, including antiques, collectibles, vintage jewelry and clothing, primitives, pottery, artwork and more.  Vendors will be located inside and outside. Masks required.  

Through a series of 10 stops—experienced in-person throughout the Gardens via your phone or virtually from home—surround yourself in her moving spoken word and the stillness around you.

Experienced and novice paranormal investigators will enjoy special after-hours access to one of the most haunted sites in America! Bring your own equipment or just your cell phone flashlight & learn tips from our friends from Forks of the Delaware and Clarke Paranormal Research. Winter hauntings... More Info

Bundle up and join staff and fellow volunteers in removing invasives, deadwooding, pruning, and other winter garden projects. Volunteering with Natural Lands is a great way to learn more about the natural world, give your time to a great cause, and connect with like-minded people. Capacity is... More Info

Bundle up and join staff and fellow volunteers in removing invasives, deadwooding, pruning, and other winter garden projects. Volunteering with Natural Lands is a great way to learn more about the natural world, give your time to a great cause, and connect with like-minded people. Capacity is... More Info

In addition, we’ll learn about the origins of St. Patrick and what led up to our current-day celebrations of this saint. In addition, our guides we will learn from our expect guides about the origins of St Patrick, leading up to modern celebrations, especially in Western Ireland. This event is... More Info

Join Brandywine’s Penguin Court Preserve for a virtual program about native plants and their importance in our ecosystem.  This Zoom presentation will highlight plant species that will be offered in the inaugural plant sale fundraiser in Spring 2021.

Some of the most important estate gardens in America were created on the Main Line in the late 19th century and the years leading up to WWII. Join Estate Historian, Jeff Groff, as he discusses these notable gardens, their different designers and styles—Victorian, French, Italian, and Colonial... More Info

Spring Starts at Shofuso! In Japan, cherry blossoms are the ephemeral marker of spring’s arrival, appreciated and admired by picnicking under the cherry trees and walking through groves and allees of the pink blossoms. JASGP planted 1000 cherry trees from 1994 to 2004 to augment the 1600 cherry... More Info

Grab gloves and join staff and fellow volunteers in weeding, planting, mulching, and other seasonal garden projects. Volunteering with Natural Lands is a great way to learn more about the natural world, give your time to a great cause, and connect with like-minded people.  Capacity is limited for... More Info

Grab gloves and join staff and fellow volunteers in weeding, planting, mulching, and other seasonal garden projects. Volunteering with Natural Lands is a great way to learn more about the natural world, give your time to a great cause, and connect with like-minded people.  Capacity is limited for... More Info

This tour will explore its fight against infectious diseases in the 19th and early 20th centuries, how families coped with loss, and how we worked to overcome the King of All Fears–Death. This walking tour will last approximately 90 minutes and covers 1.5 miles. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes... More Info