February Is Short But Sweet
Here are a few activities honoring Carter G. Woodson’s legacy, as well as other events, like Valentine’s Day, to recognize and warm up a frigid February.
Here are a few activities honoring Carter G. Woodson’s legacy, as well as other events, like Valentine’s Day, to recognize and warm up a frigid February.
Since it is the briefest month, let’s get going; here are some low-cost or free activities exploring Black History Month and other interesting topics.
Here is some low-cost or free entertainment to thaw out in the season of freezin’!
From a neighborhood cleanup to poetry and plays, here’s to an eventful new year of community participation and inspiration.
In the coming days, consider taking part in or attending some of these enlightening activities – many of which will observe the King holiday and his dream for humanity, equality, and freedom.
We salute the resolute and encourage a fun goal for 2026: Have more fun! So, let’s get started: For those of you who did not swear off drinking, cheers to a Happy New Year of event-going!
When the clock strikes midnight in the new year, Philadelphia will turn into a super party city. The phrases America250 and Philadelphia 2026 will be everywhere in the news and online.
To close out your year in a flurry, here is some low-cost or free entertainment to make the holidays a hit.
Ready or not, the season of frost, snowflakes, evergreens, peppermint, cocoa, and cinnamon officially is here. And so are these joyous events to help warm the chill of December and revel in the merry days ahead.
Seize the promise of the season with these magical events (free or low-cost), from imaginative musicals to nights featuring board and casino games, comedy, and the joy of jazz.