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  • 6:00 PMIn-person! Vogue Practice Session
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Practice for the balls! Vogue drop-in. All are welcome. These [almost] weekly sessions are free unless the event is a ball in which case the admission price will be stated in the event info. 6pm-9pm. 
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! Weekly improvised music drop-in jam session
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Weekly Improvised Music Session. All are welcome to come and jam if you like to play music with friends and/or strangers. Any genre/instrument/experience level welcome. Every Wednesday 12pm-2pm
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  • 8:00 PMIn-person! Bowerbird and MUSICA PRACTICA / ELETTRONICA VIVA present MSHR with Grace Villamil
  • 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

    Bowerbird is pleased to present MSHR with opening set by Grace Villamil.

    In collaboration with MUSICA PRACTICA / ELETTRONICA VIVA, this performance brings together electronic sound artists who investigate cybernetics, and embodied attunement via custom hardware and lighting networks to create immersive soundscape ceremonies.

    Grace Villamil is an interdisciplinary artist working with sound, performance, imagery, and embodied archives. Her practice tends to how infrastructures of language, urban noise, sport, and pedagogy shape how the body listens over time. Drawing from heritage: karaoke culture, basketball, and environmental sound, her work proposes alternative modes of listening that resist pitch discipline, virtuosity, and assimilation.

    Current projects include mumulak; Interaural Space, a community installation turned WPRB radio broadcast on noise, migration, and oral history; ⎤⎤⎤ (Superpang & Notice Recordings); Her work has been presented with Morphine Records, Fridman Gallery, and Black Mountain College Museum, including community projects with IONE and the Pauline Oliveros Foundation. She’s performed works by Raven Chacon and collaborated live-visuals with Tyondai Braxton. Presentations include Amant, Elbphilharmonie Kleiner Saal, Kiosk Radio, BXL, The Broad / REDCAT, Issue Project Room, among others.

    MSHR is an art collective that collaboratively builds and explores sculptural electronic systems.

    Their performances and installations integrate electrical signals and human presence, weaving dense networks of causality to form audiovisual environments that babble with a life-like current.

    They explore intuitive and technical gradients between sonic and sculptural forms, using analog circuitry and open-source software to sculpt mutually resonant hyperobjects.

    MSHR was founded by Brenna Murphy and Birch Cooper in 2011 in Portland, Oregon, as an offshoot from the collective Oregon Painting Society.

    The name MSHR is a modular acronym designed to hold varied ideas over time. It can be pronounced as an acronym or like one who meshes.

    Admission is FREE/pay-what-you-can
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  • 8:00 PMIn-person! Event Horizon presents Sonic Foundry, Neil Cippon and Tim Motzer
  • 8:00 PM - 11:30 PM

    Event Horizon presents Sonic Foundry, Neil Cippon and Tim MotzerSonic Foundry is a collaboration between the Dorety Brothers’ Dimension Step and the creative imagination of guitarist Karl Fury. The blending of the two camps is improvisational, intuitive, comprehensive and logical. They share similar interests, yet there are enough differences to create a contrast and diversity in the music. Karl’s love for the ambient can be heard in his guitar playing and use of numerous standard and home made electronic sound devices. That said, his technical skills on guitar can bring space and ambient music to another level bordering on the Prog Rock realm. As Dimension Step, Christopher uses synths, acoustical piano sounds and voice. Arthur uses an array of synthesized sounds inspired from old analog synths to modern keyboards. In addition to that, there is a generous use of synth percussion. The group as a whole has roots in yesteryears ambient and electronic origins as well as the old school prog rock. Combine Karl’s use of guitar to generate a plethora of sounds, combined with the spatial keyboards, melodic and arpeggiated approach of Dimensions Step and you have a broad canvas with an assortment of brushes, that paints a cosmic landscape ranging from sparse and delicate to dense and, rhythmic. Truly a factory of sound.

    Neil Cippon is a Philadelphia-based multi-instrumentalist and visual artist best known for his ambient soundscapes and immersive video projections. For ambient Music, Cippon explores ambient atmospheres and soundscapes primarily through a six-string electric bass

    After two decades of world touring, 17 solo guitar soundscape albums, and a multitude of stunning collaborations including over 100 albums of credits, Tim Motzer continues to “traverse manifold territories in music” (Guitar Player magazine). Tim is a sonic pioneer and widely known for his distinct textural acoustic-electro guitar voice utilizing looping, bowing, electronics, and prepared techniques. He has collaborated with numerous musical luminaries including David Sylvian, Burnt Friedman, the late Jaki Liebezeit, poet Ursula Rucker, King Britt, Questlove, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Vernon Reid, Isaac Hayes, David Torn, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Markus Reuter, Pat Mastelotto, and Percy Jones, among others. Tim’s solo concerts are filled with wonder and surprise that take the audiences on imaginative and surreal journeys in cinematic sound. A longtime improviser, Tim’s concerts and recordings are created in-the-moment. Composing in real-time, his process is fascinating to watch and listen to as it occurs. Through improvisation, new musical material is discovered and continues to be explored with concentration, listening, and responding – letting the music unfold as it will and following where it goes instinctively. As a solo artist, Tim has performed at WXPN’s studio for Stars End radio show, The Gatherings at St. Mary’s Church, Ardmore Music Hall, Sellersville Theatre, The Cutting Room (NYC), The Strand Theatre (Hudson Falls, NY), Muhlenberg College (Allentown, PA), ProgStock (East Rutherford NJ), and international festivals in Wroclaw, Poland, and Berlin, Germany. He has appeared as a special guest for acclaimed progressive artists including Gong, Stick Men (featuring Tony Levin), Tu-Ner, and Soft Machine. Throughout his distinguished career, Tim has also performed at major international festivals and venues including Montreal Jazz Festival, Montreux Jazz Festival, Madison Square Garden, The Apollo Theater (NYC), Ronnie Scotts (London UK) and Elbephilharmonie (Hamburg, Germany). His music has been heard in film and television including True Blood and the feature film Miami Vice. On his own label, 1k Recordings, Tim has released multiple albums of his immersive, improvisational solo work including: Soak, Euphoria Cycles, Beacon, ditties & deities, Luminous, Inside, Pilgrimage, Live at the Sellersville Theatre, Angels and Demons, among others. For additional information about Tim, visit: timmotzer.com. Visit Tim’s label 1k Recordings here: 1krecordings.bandcamp.com

    Admission is FREE

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  • 1:00 PMIn-person! S/He Speaks Vol. 4: Voices of Women & Trans Folx! Book Release & Open Reading
  • 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM

    S/He Speaks Vol. 4: Voices of Women & Trans FolxBook Release & Open ReadingCo-hosted by co-editors Tom Daubert and Cassendre Xavier, this remarkable series returns for its fourth year.1pm-5pmWith readings by several writers whose work appear in the anthology, including: Bianca Ambrosino • Michelle Balogh • Lorelle Becton • Annarae Costa • Kenna Devalor • Jeanne Andrea DiGrazio • Maggie Dillow • Shelby Fallin • Kieran Fu • Quinlan Gilbert • Rebecca Grant • Juicy Ha • Liz Kerr • River Jean-Noel • Kyle Laws • Jennifer Maloney • Delia Matara • Victoria McGivern • Aloe Michelson • Teresa Burns Murphy • Ada Pendill • Nyk Roberson • M. J. Simmering • M. J. Stanley • Ariana Nicole Suits • Samantha Szumloz • Pam Ward • Allison Whittenberg • Nicole Zelniker • Linlang ZhaoFREE, open to the public, and followed by an open reading 

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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! Empty the Tanks'z w/ screening of Blackfish, vendors, art, music
  • 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Empty the Tanks'z SAVE THE DATE 12PM - 5PM FREE EVENT PULL UP WE GOT VENDORS & VISUALS. WE FINNA BE DANCING N RAPPING. GET INTO IT WE WATCHING BLACKFISH. WE LEARNING WE GROWING. GET LITE OR GET DARK BABY!Vendors wanted! No fee! @the_rotunda_philly @r3b3l_da_rapt0r @r3b3lartPHOTOGRAPHY @timeisnotblissFLIER DESIGN @kittyszenergyORCAS @k.i.n.c3pt10n & @theglitteralchemistInfo on BLACKFISH (1 hour, 23 mins) : Many of us have experienced the excitement and awe of watching 8,000 pound orcas, or "killer whales," soar out of the water and fly through the air at sea parks, as if in perfect harmony with their trainers. Yet this mighty black and white mammal has many sides -- a majestic, friendly giant, seemingly eager to take trainers for a ride around the pool, yet shockingly -- and unpredictably -- able to turn on them at a moment's notice. BLACKFISH unravels the complexities of this dichotomy, employing the story of notorious performing whale Tilikum, who -- unlike any orca in the wild -- has taken the lives of several people while in captivity. So what went wrong? Shocking footage and riveting interviews with trainers and experts manifest the orca's extraordinary nature, the species' cruel treatment in captivity over the last four decades and the growing disillusionment of workers who were misled and endangered by the highly profitable sea-park industry. This emotionally wrenching, tautly structured story challenges us to consider our relationship to nature and reveals how little we humans truly know about these highly intelligent, and surprisingly sentient, fellow mammals that we only think we can control. When you look into their eyes, somebody's home. Somebody's looking back at you. . . but it may not be what you think.
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! West Philadelphia Sanctuary free workshop: Learn to Sing with Kate Quinn
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun and exciting new workshop: Learn to Sing! Taught by the incredibly talented and experienced Kate Quinn, this workshop is free and open to all ages and backgrounds. Join us for an afternoon of fun, anytime between 12pm and 2pm. What is the West Philadelphia Sanctuary? WPS represents a physical space for all people of the West Philadelphia community to gain respite and engage with one another. We aim to reduce stigma and loneliness and create a generative space in which people of all backgrounds can engage with each other.WPS will be here every Monday this month! Always free, always open to everyone!
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  • 8:00 PMIn-person! Fire Museum Presents: Sardinian musician Paolo Angeli
  • 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

    Fire Museum Presents: Paolo Angeli:

    Sardinian musician Paolo Angeli’s professional career was spent deep in the avant garde, exploring post-rock, experimental opera, and more. His style was influenced heavily by that of guitarist Giovanni Scanu, who was a major proponent of the classic Sardinian canto a chitarra style. The combination of inputs inspired Angeli to create his own instrument: an 18-stringed hybrid of guitar, baritone, violoncello, and drums, adorned with hammers, pedals, and even propellers operating at various speeds. Working closely with craftsman Francesco Concas, Angeli created an instrument that enables an altogether new type of performance combining, referencing, and transcending free jazz, folk noise, and minimal pop.

    "Paulo Angeli is a musical conjurer, an artist whose imaginative leaps defy gravity. A composer, ethnomusicologist and instrument builder who draws on his deep knowledge of traditional Sardinian music, he inhabits a timeless zone as a soil-rooted master and brash experimentalist. While suffused with Mediterranean cadences, Angeli’s original pieces encompass flamenco, jazz, Baroque, post-rock and new music. He plays a prepared Sardinian guitar of his own invention, a fantastical 18-string hybrid combining elements of guitar, cello and drums.

    A feast for the eyes as well as the ears, Angeli in full flight is an astounding sight, as he bows, strikes, hammers, plucks and strums an instrument with strings going in all directions and foot-pedal-controlled motorized propellers. With sympathetic strings creating shimmering drones, he adjusts tunings on the fly to create exquisitely lapidary, orchestral music using electronic effects in real time (he eschews loopers, creating every sound in the moment).

    It’s not surprising that this singular musician has improvised and collaborated with masters such as Pat Metheny, Fred Frith, Evan Parker, Zeena Parkins, and Phillip Greenlief. Angeli’s music may be unclassifiable, but it takes no expertise to recognize its strange and extravagant beauty"-SF Jazz

    venue is wheelchair accessible.

    Admission is FREE; donations appreciated. 

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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! Weekly improvised music drop-in jam session
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Weekly Improvised Music Session. All are welcome to come and jam if you like to play music with friends and/or strangers. Any genre/instrument/experience level welcome. Every Wednesday 12pm-2pm
  • 7:00 PMIn-person! Devoured Much presents Sober Pride Party
  • 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM Devoured Much presents Sober Pride Party7pm-10pmBIPOC only, please Mocktails by Mrs. Dee • Music by DJ Ayev • Food by Savedge_Brown Catering • Queer vendors • Good vibes
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  • 7:00 PMIn-person! BRIGHT BULB SCREENINGS pres. Two Masterworks From Two Award-Winning Iranian Directors!
  • 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM BRIGHT BULB SCREENINGS, Free Screening Series Follow Bright Bulb Screenings on Facebook, InstagramThursday, June 11th, 7pm, FREE SCREENING!Two Masterworks From Two Award-Winning Iranian Directors!BEAUTIFUL CITY (2004, dir. Asghar Farhadi, 101 min., Iran)3 FACES (2018, dir. Jafar Panhi. 100 min. Iran)- - - -BEAUTIFUL CITY is the masterful second film from Oscar-winning director Asghar Farhadi (A SEPARATION, THE SALESMAN). The basic premise is quickly established: an imprisoned young man has just turned 18 years old and is now eligible to be executed for the murder of which he was convicted at age 16. Can his best friend and his sister convince the victim's father to forgive him and spare his life?Although the quest to save a young man's life seems noble and just, each step the crusading couple takes unveils the moral complexity of what they are asking, challenging the friend and inmate's sister on just what they're willing to sacrifice to win the convicted man's release.The Oscar-nominated director/screenwriter's gifts are on full display, giving each character a depth and humanity that refuses to flatten its characters into heroes and villains as the plotline ingeniously tightens around them. While offering a fascinating look at the Iranian society and their legal system, BEAUTIFUL CITY also delivers some classic movie pleasures, including a forbidden romance, spot-on performances and a number of dramatic plot twists.“Cross-pollinate an archetypal plotline and a problematic romance and what you get is BEAUTIFUL CITY, a film in which the world is made immediate and kinetic."- John Anderson, Newsday- - - - -Jafar Panahi's fourth film made under his 20 year government ban, again finds himself in docufiction mode, blurring the truth and storytelling within its narrative.Playing themselves, Panahi and popular Iranian TV actress Behnaz Jafari receive a video from a small town woman determined to pursue a career as an actress but thwarted by her family. Despondent, she films her own hanging, but is this real? Panahi and Jafar travel to her town near the Turkish border to undercover the truth.Part detective tale, part road movie,part anthropological study of village life in rural Iran, all bound together by Panahi's curiosity and humanism. Underlined along the way are the sad realities of living under the patriarchal oppression demanded by the State. Another enthralling chapter from one of the greats of World Cinema, 3 FACES won “Best Screenplay” at the Cannes Film Festival“Panahi can’t help but flaunt optimism wherever he sees it—he lets it rise above it all despite the odds.”- Tomris Laffly, RogerEbert.comFollow Bright Bulb Screenings on Facebook, Instagram
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  • 7:00 PMIn-person! The 2nd DUSK TILL DAWN QUILT A THON
  • 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM The 2nd DUSK TILL DAWN QUILT A THON —- June 12 to 13th at the Rotunda —- The Philadelphia Quilt Circle will create a quilt, from start to finish, in silence, in front of an audience. In the evening and the morning, their work will be scored by local musicians. The public is welcome to wander through the space to better observe the work. We will be raffling off the quilt when it is finished in the morning.Musical Performances by:Built by ScriabinHarmonic Wandering Drum EnsembleMatthew ShuffThe Earthen Jug Inner Eye Meditation EnsembleJohn MaranMissesJared RadichelMusic will begin at 7pm Fri. June 12 and end at 11pm. Music will resume at 8am on Sat. June 13. FREE
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  • 8:00 AMIn-person! The 2nd DUSK TILL DAWN QUILT A THON
  • 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM The 2nd DUSK TILL DAWN QUILT A THON —- June 12 to 13th at the Rotunda —- The Philadelphia Quilt Circle will create a quilt, from start to finish, in silence, in front of an audience. In the evening and the morning, their work will be scored by local musicians. The public is welcome to wander through the space to better observe the work. We will be raffling off the quilt when it is finished in the morning.Musical Performances by:Built by ScriabinHarmonic Wandering Drum EnsembleMatthew ShuffThe Earthen Jug Inner Eye Meditation EnsembleJohn MaranMissesJared RadichelMusic will begin at 7pm Fri. June 12 and end at 11pm. Music will resume at 8am on Sat. June 13. FREE
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  • 4:30 PMIn-person! TBOY SWAP & SHOP: a free gender-affirming clothing swap centering trans, queer, and BIPOC community
  • 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM Celebrating this year's pride with a dream team collab for TBOY SWAP & SHOP Join us for a free gender-affirming clothing swap centering trans, queer, and BIPOC community. Bring gently used clothes, accessories, binders, shoes, makeup, or anything else that could find a new home with a neighbor.FREE entry — no swap requiredMasked eventFree on-site alterationsFashion upcycling, binder safety, and tailoring workshopsWhether you’re refreshing your wardrobe, exploring your style, or just coming to be in community, this space is for you.4:30–7:30 PMDM @phillytmoc for early drop-off donation locations.In partnership with local trans-led and community organizations and artists working toward collective care and liberation. @teamascplus@tman_philly @phillytransmascs @_thesasproject_ @thequeertailorphl @thequirkyzipper
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun workshop: Learn to Embroider!
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun workshop: Learn to Embroider! Join us for an afternoon of fun, anytime between 12pm and 2pm. What is the West Philadelphia Sanctuary? WPS represents a physical space for all people of the West Philadelphia community to gain respite and engage with one another. We aim to reduce stigma and loneliness and create a generative space in which people of all backgrounds can engage with each other.WPS will be here every Monday this month! Always free, always open to everyone!
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  • 6:00 PMIn-person! Vogue Practice Session
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Practice for the balls! Vogue drop-in. All are welcome. These [almost] weekly sessions are free unless the event is a ball in which case the admission price will be stated in the event info. 6pm-9pm. 
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! Weekly improvised music drop-in jam session
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Weekly Improvised Music Session. All are welcome to come and jam if you like to play music with friends and/or strangers. Any genre/instrument/experience level welcome. Every Wednesday 12pm-2pm
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  • 4:00 PMIn-person! Juneteenth FREEDOM Celebration 2026
  • 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM JOIN US for a CULTURAL EXPERIENCE Family Fun, Guest Speakers, Fashion & Talent Showcase Vendors, Food, EDUTAINMENT & RESOURCES (All Age Event)‼Juneteenth FREEDOM Celebration 2026 is Philadelphia’s premier cultural event honoring Black freedom, resilience, and excellence. Spearheaded by renowned community leader and event curator Bigga Dre (Amun Sen Hotep Re), this annual celebration has become a vital space for connection, empowerment, and cultural expression in the city.Rooted in the legacy of Juneteenth—the historic commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved African Americans—this event is a vibrant reflection of Philadelphia’s Black community and its ongoing contributions to art, activism, and progress. Attendees can expect a powerful blend of live performances, spoken word, educational programming, and showcases of local Black-owned businesses and creatives.More than a celebration, this event serves as a platform to uplift voices, create opportunities, and educate the broader public on the significance of Juneteenth. Bigga Dre’s vision has turned a day of remembrance into a dynamic gathering that unites generations and builds lasting community pride.Join us June 19, 2026 from 4pm-8pm as we continue the tradition of honoring the past, celebrating the present, and investing in the future—right here in the heart of Philadelphia.Support Culture. Empower Community. Celebrate Freedom.The Bigga Dre Juneteenth Celebration is more than just an event—it’s a movement that brings people together to honor the past, uplift the present, and inspire the future. By donating, you’re helping create a space where families can gather, artists can shine, small businesses can thrive, and history is proudly celebrated.Your contribution helps us provide:Access to entertainment, food, and education for the community.• Youth engagement and cultural enrichment• A safe, inclusive environment for everyone to celebrate !PayPal trueandfaithful1@hotmail.com or use the QR code on this page. Sign PETITION: https://c.org/9Py96WBFLYSubscribe: https://youtube.com/@officialbiggadre?si=9fcELnhIdhmkVdG9Download at: officialbiggadre.hearnow.com 
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  • 3:00 PMIn-person! Nothin’ But Style hits Philadelphia with an all-styles battle for adults, and an all-styles battle for kids, too! We’ve got something for all dancers, and EVERYONE is welcome!
  • 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM

    Nothin’ But Style is BACK in 2026, and this time around, we’re bringing the battle to Philadelphia!

    We’ll be having a 1v1 All-Styles category as always, but this time with a twist!

    After prelims, every competitor in the top 16 will have the chance to select a partner from those that were already eliminated to form teams of 2 for the remainder of the battle! (Order of who picks their partners will be based on a scoring system). The winners will be awarded $300 EACH!

    We will also be having kid's 1v1 All-Styles bracket with a $100 and title belt prize, so there is something for dancers of all ages!

    We will also be crowning a new cypher King and Queen, so make sure you get out on the dance floor throughout the night!

    Judges:

    Gate

    Genocide

    Raptor

    DJ:

    SC-One

    MC:

    Poppin’ Fresh

    Doors to battle open at 3 PM, and before that, we’ll also be holding classes with some amazing guest teachers, so be on the lookout for the announcement about class times!

    Our events are always about inclusion and positivity, so please remember to leave any and all negativity at the door, and enjoy a day full of positive exchanges of energy with your fellow dancers and the community.

    We have an incredible panel of judges, one of the dopest DJs around, and the most hype MC, so now all we’re missing is YOU!

    We can’t wait to see you all there!

    To pre-register to battle, check out the link below!https://breakkonnect.com/event/4400
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun writing workshop
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun writing workshop. Bring works in progress or just come to hang out. What is the West Philadelphia Sanctuary? WPS represents a physical space for all people of the West Philadelphia community to gain respite and engage with one another. We aim to reduce stigma and loneliness and create a generative space in which people of all backgrounds can engage with each other.WPS will be here every Monday this month! Always free, always open to everyone!
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  • 6:00 PMIn-person! Vogue Practice Session
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Practice for the balls! Vogue drop-in. All are welcome. These [almost] weekly sessions are free unless the event is a ball in which case the admission price will be stated in the event info. 6pm-9pm. 
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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! Weekly improvised music drop-in jam session
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Weekly Improvised Music Session. All are welcome to come and jam if you like to play music with friends and/or strangers. Any genre/instrument/experience level welcome. Every Wednesday 12pm-2pm
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  • 5:00 PMIn-person! Fundraising Market for LAVA Space
  • 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Fundraising Market for LAVA Space5pm-9pmWe're raising money for a new roof at LAVA Space, which is a community center for radical media and organizing located in West Philly. prints, radical art, drinks, ceramics, food, screen printing, tarot, handmades..$1 entry • $5 raffle ticketsCashapp, venmo, paypal, cash acceptedDonate remotely via paypal: erupt@lavazone.orgMasks mandatory and provided
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  • 4:00 PMIn-person! Ramageddon
  • 4:00 PM - 11:00 PM

    GET READY FOR RAMAGEDDON!!!!PERFORMANCES BYHECCRA // ULTRA DELUXESLOW BURNING DAYDREAM // SODASEASPOWERLINE TRAIL // GUILLERMO GUILLOTINELINDEN // IT HELPS ME SLEEPALL ENDS LEAD TO YOU // KWARTER ZIP

    $15 ADVANCE TICKETS (purchase HERE $18 AT THE DOOR 

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  • 12:00 PMIn-person! West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun jewelry-making workshop
  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM West Philly Sanctuary invites you to a fun jewelry-making workshop. No experience necessary. What is the West Philadelphia Sanctuary? WPS represents a physical space for all people of the West Philadelphia community to gain respite and engage with one another. We aim to reduce stigma and loneliness and create a generative space in which people of all backgrounds can engage with each other.WPS will be here every Monday this month! Always free, always open to everyone!
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  • 6:00 PMIn-person! Vogue Practice Session
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Practice for the balls! Vogue drop-in. All are welcome. These [almost] weekly sessions are free unless the event is a ball in which case the admission price will be stated in the event info. 6pm-9pm. 
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