South of South St. from River to River
A new nonprofit organization is teaching preschoolers art history at DiSilvestro Playground. One For All is a newly-formed non-profit which supports emerging artists and art education throughout Philadelphia. As part of their efforts, the organization’s founder and CEO, Parker Jackson
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Epiphany of Our Lord Parish’s annual pasta dinner promises plenty of opportunities to grow a communal vibe. Rev. James Casey likes building camaraderie among the congregation at Epiphany of Our Lord Parish. From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday,
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A West Passyunk eatery will hold a Day of the Dead celebration on Friday. Since its August 2018 opening, The Thirsty Soul, 1551 W. Passyunk Ave., has enjoyed a lively existence among fans of to-die-for food, drinks, and inviting atmospheres.
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The Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers (KYL/D) company has an ambitious season planned. The Passyunk Square-based group draws upon “Eastern philosophies while expanding the perimeter of contemporary dance.” On Saturday, October 26 at 5:30 pm KYL/D seeks to raise $10,000 to benefit the
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The Barrymore Awards is enlisting the Bok Building as the site of its 25th ceremony to honor area theater. South Philadelphia has long served as the home of many accomplished and burgeoning thespians, with its neighborhoods also gaining recognition as
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A new Point Breeze artwork celebrates a vibrant intercultural, multilingual community. The Aquinas Center, 1700 Fernon St., prides itself on serving as a hub for intercultural, intergenerational, and interfaith connections. For six years, the Point Breeze site has served South
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