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University City MIX – Networking Happy Hour at World Cafe Live

World Cafe Live 3025 Walnut St, PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania

University City District's networking event series University City MIX returns on Wednesday, March 12th, 2025 from 5:30 - 7:30 PM. Join us at World Cafe Live (3025 Walnut Street) for networking and pay-as-you-go happy hour drinks and appetizers at West Philly's iconic music venue. Make a night out of it by adding dinner and a (free) show! […]

The Deep Dig, Week 2: The Founding of an Empire at the Penn Museum

Penn Museum 3260 South St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cultivate your curiosity about ancient history, exciting excavations, and cultural heritage connected to the Penn Museum's unparalleled collection and research. This 6 wek series will give access to digital readings, videos, and online archival research. Recordings of the live class will be available if you miss a session. No archaeology or anthropology background required; just […]

Dentro (Inside) – Performance at Penn Live Arts

Harold Prince Theatre 3680 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A mother discovers the worst of truths. A father innocent until proven guilty. Waves of doctors, social workers and other “helpers” who don’t really want to know, furthering the secret’s concealment. In the U.S. premiere of Dentro, Giuliana Musso, one of Italy’s most interesting voices in contemporary theatre, explores the traumatic effects of silence when abuse […]

Rennie Harris Puremovement – Live Performance at Penn Live Arts

Zellerbach Theatre 3680 Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Rennie Harris, “the most brilliant hip-hop choreographer in America” (The New Yorker) and our 24/25 season artist-in-residence, returns with the world premiere of a commissioned work, American Street Dancer, honoring the impact of street dance on the arts world. From the father of street dance, Master Juba, to the influence of this style on tap legends like […]

CultureFest! Holi, the Festival of Colors at Penn Museum

Penn Museum 3260 South St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Known as the Festival of Colors, Holi is a Hindu tradition that signals the arrival of spring—representing renewal, rebirth, love, unity, and the triumph of good over evil. It is a time to embrace the positive and release negative energy. Observed in India, Nepal and in communities around the world, this meaningful tradition celebrates the divine love […]

The Art of Making Alfajores & Tea Time

Jezabel's 206-208 S 45th St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Learn all about Alfajores in Argentine culture and make your own alongside Chef Jezabel Careaga! Discover the indulgent flavors of Argentina with our hands-on Alfajor Class! Whether you’re a seasoned baker or a kitchen novice, this class is perfect for anyone looking to learn and master the art of making delicious alfajores from scratch. After […]

$90

The Deep Dig, Week 3: The Empire Expands: A Tale of Capitals and Kings at the Penn Museum

Penn Museum 3260 South St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cultivate your curiosity about ancient history, exciting excavations, and cultural heritage connected to the Penn Museum's unparalleled collection and research. This 6 wek series will give access to digital readings, videos, and online archival research. Recordings of the live class will be available if you miss a session. No archaeology or anthropology background required; just […]

The Deep Dig, Week 4: The Fall of Assyria: Lessons from the Past at the Penn Museum

Penn Museum 3260 South St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cultivate your curiosity about ancient history, exciting excavations, and cultural heritage connected to the Penn Museum's unparalleled collection and research. This 6 wek series will give access to digital readings, videos, and online archival research. Recordings of the live class will be available if you miss a session. No archaeology or anthropology background required; just […]

Revitalize and Renew: Spring Restorative Yoga Session

Studio 34 4522 Baltimore Ave, PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania

Join Monica Fauble, Licensed Acupuncturist and Certified Yoga Teacher, for a special seasonal alignment restorative yoga session. Restorative yoga is a style of yoga that encourages rest and relaxation. In this seasonal alignment workshop, we will explore the energy of spring according to Chinese Medicine. Just as nature springs forth with new growth, we will […]

Free

Women Making It Happen

LA21 (Lancaster Avenue 21st Century Business Association, CDC) 3500 Lancaster Ave, PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania

Join LA21-CDC for a celebration of Women Making It Happen: Celebrating Women in Business, a full afternoon of brunch and networking.

LUNA (月)/Dance, Myth, and Nature – Performance at Mandell Theater

Mandell Theater Drexel University 3220 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania

Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers (KYL/D) is excited to present LUNA (月)/Dance, Myth, and Nature at the Mandell Theater on March 28-29! This luminous program explores the moon’s symbolism through a series of world premieres and iconic works by Kun-Yang Lin, Weiwei Ma, and Evalina Carbonell, featuring original compositions and breathtaking movement. * Purchase a VIP Reception Ticket to enjoy food & drink, […]

$75

Grand Opening of Bebashi’s University City Expansion Site

Visit Bebashi – Transition to Hope’s New Location at 4101 Woodland Ave Starting April 1! Bebashi provides culturally sensitive health and social services, empowering individuals and families to achieve better health outcomes.

Event Series Into the Blue Exhibit at Penn Museum – on view through spring 2026

Into the Blue Exhibit at Penn Museum – on view through spring 2026

Penn Museum 3260 South St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

A new exhibition curated by undergraduate students from the University of Pennsylvania explores the deep human history associated with a popular hue that has stood the test of time—Into the Blue: The Pursuit of a Color opens Saturday, March 29, 2025 at the Penn Museum. Unlike today, blue was not easy to produce nor acquire in the ancient past. The relentless […]