A new monthly poetry series is coming to Northwest Philly. Local poets Sarah Browning and Raina León are co-hosting and curating the Wild Indigo Poetry Series at Young American Hard Cider and Tasting Room in Germantown. The series centers on poetry and poets who combine their work with activism and social justice. It begins this Sunday and features poets Denice Frohman and Gabriel Ramirez.
Local poet Heather Bowlan and musician Melinda Rice reunite for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival with their project re:claim at the Hansberry Garden.
Discover Olivia Duffy’s vibrant ceramic sculptures blending art and architecture at Germantown Art & Sound’s showcase tonight, July 26, where her unique, painterly creations transform everyday landscapes into captivating 3D artworks.
Houston Elementary School students will make their artistic debut at the youth edition of Germantown Art & Sound, presented by Germantown ArtHaus.
The inaugural Germantown Arts District (GAD) Festival, spearheaded by local entrepreneur Kristen Clark, celebrated community creativity with a vibrant display of art, music, and performance, uniting Germantown residents and visitors in a joyous celebration of artistic expression.
Devyn Dais, a Philadelphia-based artist, uses her paintings to depict Black women in nature and promote body positivity, with her work set to be featured in the upcoming Germantown Art & Sound show.
GAD Philly is organizing an April community art festival to showcase local artists. They aim to raise $25,000 through crowdfunding to cover the event costs. The festival will feature different creative zones and cover two blocks of Germantown Avenue.
Explore the welcoming community of Germantown Art & Sound, a quarterly art exhibit, where artists gather to share their work, connect, and support each other, fostering community and creative collaboration.
Kristen Clark, owner of KDD Theatre, has created the Germantown Arts District to connect the local arts scene with the wider Philadelphia community. Clark aims to shift the conversation around Germantown as a historical site to a thriving creative scene.
The Supine Horizons immersive art experience took its final bow on Tuesday and left a huge impression on the public. Local Black residents share their reflections surrounding the rest space.
Former Philadelphia Poet Laureate Trapeta B. Mayson led poetry workshops for residents to speak on flood experiences.