Your guide to Philly's diverse creative scene, nightlife, music, food & more
FEATURED EVENTS
Every Thursday at 6pm join us for 'Michael Tozzi's Thursday Night Groove Series' free parking, free admission , free buffet. Columbus Blvd. @ Reed Street Philadelphia. Call 215.462.2000 or visit www.ijazzglobal.com for calendar and much more.
The People of Ethiopia, a photographic journey by Alden Blyth, is on display at Bus Stop Boutique. The intimate shop carries lines from around the world and has unveiled the eco-ethical urban men and women's Oliberte Footwear made in Ethiopia.
Through May 28
Throughout the month of May, join the Vivant Art Collection in celebration of Haitian Heritage Month with these events:
Sidewalk Sales
Saturday May 15 - Sunday, May 16
Salon Series Perspective: Cultural Conversations
Thursday, May 20
Libertie: Rebuilding Our Legacy with Unity
City Hall
Friday, May 21
Season of the Arts: Summer in Philadephia
2010 Art Auction & Campaign Launch
Thursday, May 27
Michael Tozzi's 'Smooth Sunday Brunch' is back at the Moshulu. This is Philadelphia's premiere Sunday Brunch, where you can sit and enjoy a leisurely brunch aboard the historic 4 masted tall ship Moshulu in a relaxed and casual atmosphere. Join us for great food at a great price and wonderful music every Sunday beginning at 10:30am. 401 S. Columbus Blvd. Make your reservations at 215.923.2500
Featuring DJ Lito aka Joe Casey who will keep you on the dance floor with the best Salsa, Bachata, Merenque and Cha Cha Salsa Lesson at 9:30 PM $3 Beers, $5 Mojitos and Sangria all night FREE Parking, No Cover, No Problem. One of Philadelphia's “NEW” Sunday Night Spot! 8609 Germantown Avenue
Relish celebrates both the traditional and contemporary cuisine of the south. Specialty feature selections like Cornmeal-Crusted Fried Green Tomatoes, Southern Lobster Scamp, Deviled "Cajun Shrimp" Eggs and Smothered Turkey Wings with Fresh Rosemary just to name a few. Indulge yourself on sweet delightful desserts, homemade lemonades and sun brewed sweet teas. As the gateway to stylish dining, arts, culture and lifestyle of Northwest Philadelphia, Relish also showcases the live jazz every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 7152 Ogontz Avenue call 215-276-0170 or visit www.relishphiladelphia.com.
In the last three decades Philadelphia has become firmly established as a foodie destination, with star chefs, celebrity restaurateurs, and mom and pop BYOBs attracting national praise and recognition for the city's dining scene. The Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent explores this restaurant renaissance with a special event, Three Decades of Dining in Philadelphia: the 80s, 90s and 00s.
Moderated by Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Michael Klein, this thought-provoking discussion will feature a panel of Philly's top restaurateurs: Jack McDavid of Jack's Firehouse; Ellen Yin of Fork and Fork:etc;and Steven Cook of Xochitl, Zahav, Percy Street BBQ, and formerly Marigold Kitchen.
Admission is free to Philadelphia History Museum members and just $5 for the general public at Reading Terminal Market, 6-7 p.m. on Thursday, 5/20.
Seating is limited; so RSVP today to Jennifer Pratt at 215.685.4825 or jennifer.pratt@philadelphiahistory.org.
Celebrating its 40th Anniversary Season, the Philadelphia Dance Company—lovingly referred to as Philadanco—was founded by the indomitable Joan Myers Brown, who has worked to ensure dancers of color receive equal opportunity to work in a professional company. Philadanco is known for its high-energy performances, skilled dancers and dedication for preserving African-American traditions in dance.
Join dancer and Philly 360° Creative Ambassador Chloé Davis for an evening performance at the newly renovated Baptist Temple at Temple University for a must-experience event.
A guitarist whose skillfully blends elements of soul, pop, jazz, folk and Latin music, Raul Midón is an internationally-recognized artist known to break out in mid-performance to showcase his mouth horn techniques. Catch his engaging performance at World Cafe Live before it sells out.
Mo’Nique comes to Philly on her ‘Spread The Love Tour’ to dish out jokes that’ll make you laugh till you cry and then some. Catch her and her BET late night talk show pals Rodney Perry and Tone-X at the Liacouras Center at Temple University for a night of pure comedy.
EVENTS
Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit January 28 - April 15, 2012 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) 205 N. Broad Street One of the most prolific and pioneering African American artists of our time, Henry Ossawa Tanner got…
Javier Colon Friday, February 10 8 p.m. Keswick Theater 291 North Keswick Avenue Glenside, PA 19038 Join the Keswick Theatre as they present an evening of music with singer/songwriter Javier Colon - winner of NBC's hit show The Voice.…
Jeffrey Osborne Sunday, February 12 7:30 p.m. Keswick Theatre 291 North Keswick Avenue Glenside, PA For over four decades, Jeffrey Osborne has entertained music lovers around the world. With five gold and platinum albums, Osborne has penned well-known hit…
GRAMMY® Telecast Party Sunday, February 12 7:30-11:30 p.m. Lucky Strike 1336 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA 19107 Are you ready for the 54th Annual GRAMMY®’s? We’re definitely hype about it. Just because you can’t make it to the red carpet…