Every month needs a parade, or at least a big calendar of endless events. And February does not disappoint. Spoil yourself with the riches of these events, ranging from Black History Month celebrations to the joy of jazz concerts.

It’s a sprinkle of Valentine’s, a dash of Black History Month, and a brief mention of an Eagles Super Bowl victory parade in Philadelphia on Broad Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

Indulge in these events, ranging from movies to observing Black History Month to Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl watch parties.

Enjoy the joys of January, from poetry and book events to reggae concerts.

We are not politicians, but we promise to keep our promise of promoting the most pennywise, interesting, enlightening, and entertaining events for your enjoyment. We pinky-swear.

January abounds with hands-on activities focusing on Dr. King’s impassioned call and commitment to service on and near his birthday. Dr. King would have been 96 years old this year.

hese interesting events could be in your near future: They run the gamut: Stand-up comedy in church, a virtual look at the life and times of the beloved entertainer Pearl Bailey, a night out for back-to-school college students, and – you have to check this out — a “silent” dance party with three DJs and night clubbers wearing headphones.

In the spirit of a new beginning, let’s check out some free or low-cost post-holiday activities of interest. And, as you will see, our active community of talent-rich poets is packing a punch here in early 2025.

It’s the month of new beginnings and old endings, as January calls in the near distance. Indulge in these celebratory activities to usher out the old and ring in the new.

To put a robust punctuation mark on 2024 and the coming of Christmas and Kwanzaa, here are some free or low-cost activities highlighting the grandeur and glory of December.