2026 marks the centennial of Michel Foucault’s birth and the 50-year anniversary of the publication of his landmark History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. This two-day symposium offers a renewed assessment of Foucault’s thought, bringing together an international group of Foucault specialists to consider the manifold implications of his expanding corpus.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Celebrate 100 years of groundbreaking ideas at The Foucault Century! Join us for an inspiring two-day symposium honoring Michel Foucault’s centennial birth anniversary and the 50th anniversary of his landmark text, The History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. Discover fresh perspectives on Foucault’s enduring legacy in philosophy, power dynamics, and critical theory alongside leading thinkers. Space is limited—please register for each day separately to secure your spot today!

Exhibit To Secure These Rights: 150 Years of Women at Penn Discover the 150-year journey of the women who challenged stereotypes, demanded justice, and transformed the University of Pennsylvania. calendar_month August 31 –
December 11, 2026 location_on Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center, 1st floor group Open to the Public

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Get ready, Philly! Catch American Aquarium live in Philadelphia, PA on September 7, 2026, for an unforgettable night of incredible music and high-energy performances. Lock in your American Aquarium concert tickets today through Vivid Seats and shop with complete confidence thanks to our 100% Buyer Guarantee. Don’t miss out on one of the year’s best live shows—grab your seats now and experience the magic in person!

This summer, the Cathedral is collaborating with St. Mary’s at Penn, University Lutheran, and other West Philly congregations for Tell Me Something Good Vacation Bible School. A Church Camp for Compassionate Kids. This week-long camp for ages 4-11 will be held on the week of August 17-21 from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm Monday-Friday.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Ready to unleash your inner rockstar? Join us for Karaoke Thursdays at Two Locals Brewing Co. in University City, Philly! Hosted by @chiefsayso every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month, it’s the ultimate night of live music, singing, and fresh craft beer. Gather your crew, warm up those vocal cords, and enjoy local brews at University City’s only brewery. Whether you’re taking the mic or cheering from the crowd, it’s the best Thursday night fun in Philadelphia. See you on stage!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

On a daring adventure in the deep, dark woods, Mouse encounters the sly Fox, an eccentric old Owl and the high-spirited Snake. Will Mouse’s story of a terrible Gruffalo save him from becoming dinner for these hungry woodland creatures? Brought to life by London’s Tall Stories, this magical, musical adaptation of the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler celebrates its 25th anniversary, following sold-out runs on Broadway and in the West End. An “irresistibly charming tale told with refreshing simplicity” (The Times), this much-loved monster of a show is full of songs, laughs and scary fun for littles. But don’t worry, there’s nothing to fear. For don’t you know? There’s no such thing as a Gruffalo… Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Wednesdays are for fishing! All ages are welcome, no experience is necessary. Free rods, tackle, bait, and basic instruction for catch-and-release fishing on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Catch and release only. No fishing license or pre-registration is required. Program runs weekly from May 6 – August 26 and may be canceled in the event of inclement weather or unsafe river conditions.

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

WAVMENT returns with Summer Recess—the ultimate Dancehall, Soca, Afrobeats & Hip-Hop experience featuring Govana, NuffSaid, and more.

Brighten your walk down Sansom Street with our newest public art installation! The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) presents Entryways: Saif Azzuz, a striking site-specific window display designed to welcome visitors and inspire curiosity. Inspired by his heritage as a member of the Yurok Tribe, artist Saif Azzuz blends vibrant abstract graphics with themes of native plants and Indigenous land stewardship. For this project, Azzuz draws from the natural history of Philadelphia to transform ICA’s windows into an inviting entry point for exploring how communities and nature thrive together. Stop by ICA Philadelphia to experience this captivating artwork right from the street!

A man is handing a woman a $1 bill in exchange for treats for his pet.

UCD’s popular street festival brings thousands of visitors to Baltimore Avenue between 40th and 51st Streets to experience $1, $3, and $5 deals from local businesses, plus live music, arts and crafts activities, and plenty of fun surprises. The Stroll returns on Thursday, September 3rd. Check out the Dollar Stroll page to explore vendors, entertainment, and more! https://www.universitycity.org/stroll/

Penn Libraries invites visitors to explore its diverse collections through a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, showcasing what’s currently on display and opening soon across campus. These exhibits delve into unique themes like “Re/Make History,” demonstrating 21st-century technologies with rare books and artifacts, and “The Time to Right all Wrongs,” surveying Atlantic revolutions of the 1790s. Further highlights include “Celebrating the History of Medical Education at Penn,” honoring its 250+ year legacy, and “Nursing the Revolution,” highlighting nursing’s essential role, providing rich historical and technological insights.

Penn Libraries presents an ongoing series of online and in-person exhibits designed to explore its extensive collections. Attendees can delve into diverse historical and cultural narratives, such as the Atlantic revolutions and the legacy of medical education at Penn, or discover how 21st-century technologies illuminate rare books and artifacts. These curated displays, showcased across various library locations, offer unique insights into the university’s rich holdings and ongoing scholarship.

Penn Libraries presents a dynamic series of online and in-person exhibits, inviting visitors to explore diverse collections and historical narratives across campus. Current displays illuminate topics ranging from the Atlantic revolutions and the extensive legacy of Penn’s medical education to innovative uses of 21st-century technologies for reinterpreting rare books and museum artifacts. These exhibits collectively demonstrate the depth of the Libraries’ holdings and foster engagement with historical research through modern approaches.

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

Get ready to satisfy your cravings at Food: Pocketful of Flavors! Join us for a delicious culinary adventure packed with mouthwatering street food specialties and hearty comfort food classics. From savory gourmet bites to crowd-pleasing local eats, every dish packs a big punch of flavor. Bring your friends, bring your appetite, and discover your next favorite bite!

On a daring adventure in the deep, dark woods, Mouse encounters the sly Fox, an eccentric old Owl and the high-spirited Snake. Will Mouse’s story of a terrible Gruffalo save him from becoming dinner for these hungry woodland creatures? Brought to life by London’s Tall Stories, this magical, musical adaptation of the award-winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler celebrates its 25th anniversary, following sold-out runs on Broadway and in the West End. An “irresistibly charming tale told with refreshing simplicity” (The Times), this much-loved monster of a show is full of songs, laughs and scary fun for littles. But don’t worry, there’s nothing to fear. For don’t you know? There’s no such thing as a Gruffalo…
Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more
Single tickets will go on sale in early August.

La fecha límite anual para solicitar la exención de vivienda familiar (Homestead Exemption) en Filadelfia. Esta exención reduce la parte imponible del valor tasado de su propiedad principal en 100.000 dólares.

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first and third Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

The Peoplehood Parade joyfully lifts up PEOPLE, especially the everyday Philadelphians working toward collective liberation. Activists, neighbors, and youth come together each Fall to build Peoplehood’s giant puppets, banners, and performances that celebrate Philly’s justice movements and nurture community connections.

Join us during one of the prettiest times of year and make some colorful art!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Join us for Hold for Florian, an inspiring community performance session and artistic gathering hosted by artist Florian! Connect with local creators, experience live performance art, and share your creative energy in a welcoming, collaborative space. Whether you’re a performer, art lover, or curious neighbor, everyone is invited to be part of this unique artistic experience. Come create, connect, and celebrate community art with us!

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Find out what it takes to get ready to sleep for the whole winter!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Get ready to awaken your inner strength at Night of the Living Deadlift 3! Presented by Ground Up Barbell Club, this high-energy community deadlifting showcase brings lifters of all levels together for an unforgettable night of heavy lifts, big PRs, and epic fun. Whether you’re stepping onto the platform or cheering on local powerlifters from the crowd, come experience the ultimate spooktacular strength event. Join our amazing fitness community and help us bring the heavy weights to life!

Celebrate the magic of autumn at Fall Fest! Join our vibrant community celebration packed with live music, delicious local food, and fun seasonal activities for all ages. From festive games to cozy autumn treats, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your friends and family for an unforgettable day of fall fun—we can’t wait to see you there!

Ready for an unforgettable plant-based flavor adventure? Join us at the La Llamita Vegana pop-up to savor 100% vegan Peruvian specialties and authentic street food! Treat your taste buds to bold, vibrant Peruvian cuisine crafted entirely from plants. Come hungry and enjoy the best vegan eats around—see you there!

Ready for an unforgettable plant-based flavor adventure? Join us at the La Llamita Vegana pop-up to savor 100% vegan Peruvian specialties and authentic street food! Treat your taste buds to bold, vibrant Peruvian cuisine crafted entirely from plants. Come hungry and enjoy the best vegan eats around—see you there!

Join us for Hold @ren.ascends, an unforgettable night of live music, art, and immersive creativity! Get ready for an atmospheric evening packed with mesmerizing soundscapes and incredible showcases from talented artists. Whether you’re a passionate music lover or looking for the ultimate night out, this is an event you won’t want to miss. Don’t wait—secure your spot today and experience the magic!

2026 marks the centennial of Michel Foucault’s birth and the 50-year anniversary of the publication of his landmark History of Sexuality, Vol. 1. The Foucault Century, a symposium at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, offers a renewed assessment of Foucault’s thought. The symposium will bring together an international group of Foucault specialists to consider a range of problems in the contemporary assessment of Foucault.

Experience a thoughtfully crafted night of music and outdoor leisure, presented by Brad F. Designed for those who appreciate good tunes and a refined, relaxed atmosphere, this evening promises great sound, beautiful ambient surroundings, and an effortless backyard vibe.

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Welcome the new season at Soulquinox—the ultimate equinox soul and music celebration hosted by Chris Perri! Immerse yourself in an unforgettable night of soulful rhythms, uplifting music, and incredible community vibes. Whether you’re a lifelong soul music lover or just looking for a great night out, Soulquinox is the place to be. Join us, dance the night away, and feel the music!

Keep the energy going at the official QAMP Afterparty + Mixer, hosted by Lavender Panzies! Join our vibrant community for an unforgettable evening of networking, dancing, and genuine connection. Whether you’re looking to meet fellow creatives, catch up with friends, or simply unwind after the main event, this inclusive LGBTQ+ social gathering is the place to be. Don’t miss out on the ultimate queer community mixer—come celebrate with us!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Join us for “Hold for Maya,” an unforgettable evening of live musical performances hosted by Maya! Experience incredible live music, vibrant energy, and talented artists all in one night. Don’t miss out—grab your friends and join us for an amazing music event you’ll be talking about all week!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Treat your tastebuds to an exclusive culinary experience with Chef Mel from The Golden Pineapple! Join us for a mouthwatering pop-up dining event featuring a specialty gourmet menu crafted with passion and incredible flavor. Whether you’re a local foodie or just looking for a delicious night out, this unique pop-up experience is one you won’t want to miss. Reserve your spot today and get ready for an unforgettable feast!

Get ready for an unforgettable night at the Spiral Q Fundraiser: Puppet Karaoke & Dance Party! Grab a puppet, take the mic to sing your favorite tunes, and show off your best moves at our high-energy dance party. Join us for a fun, one-of-a-kind benefit event supporting Spiral Q’s vital community arts and activism work. Bring your friends, sing your heart out, and dance for a great cause—get your tickets today!

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden?  Come with us to explore!   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

poem club is a new PWYW poetry writing evening for poetry enjoyers of all levels. bring a notebook!

Kick off a great cause with the Philadelphia Falcons Soccer Club! Join us for a fun-filled community fundraiser and celebration supporting local soccer in Philly. Connect with fellow fans, enjoy exciting entertainment, and help our club thrive on and off the field. Grab your friends and celebrate with us—get your tickets today to support Philadelphia sports!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Join Byrd Cancer Foundation and Sis Is Teal for movement, tea, reflection, and ovarian cancer awareness.

Join us for an unforgettable night of live music at The Monthly Fund : Musicopia! Enjoy incredible local talent while supporting youth music education and community arts. Every ticket directly benefits Musicopia, empowering young musicians and keeping music alive in our schools. Grab your friends, support a great cause, and celebrate our local music scene!

Ready to light up your summer? Step into the ultimate night out at DJ Jamz presents Watermelon Glow! Get hyped for a high-energy summer dance party featuring electrifying beats, neon glowing decor, and refreshingly sweet vibes. Grab your crew, hit the dance floor, and shine all night long at the season’s hottest nightlife event!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Ready to turn up the heat? SWEATFEST 2 is back! Presented by Lying Battery & Idiot Lips, this high-energy live music showcase promises an unforgettable night of incredible bands, electric performances, and non-stop concert vibes. Don’t miss the ultimate live music event—grab your tickets today and get ready to sweat!

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

PLEASE NOTE: Registered employers will be announced in the summer of 2026. You are welcome to register for the fair now; check back in the summer for the list of employers attending. Join us in-person on Thursday, September 10th for CareerLink 2026! This university-wide career fair covers a range of industries. Enhance your search for full-time postgraduate positions and/or summer internships by taking the opportunity to connect to a variety of employers. This Career fair is open to all on-campus students, post-docs, and alumni served by the Career Services office.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Philly with the ultimate street food fiesta! Grab your friends and indulge in mouthwatering, authentic Mexican tacos, flavorful side dishes, and classic eats from Philadelphia’s favorite food truck. Come hungry and join the delicious celebration!

Satisfy your cravings with A Truck Called Sandoz! Join us for a delicious food truck pop-up serving up mouth-watering artisan sandwiches, gourmet street food, and fresh local bites. Crafted with premium ingredients, these ultimate craft sandos are guaranteed to hit the spot. Grab your friends, come hungry, and treat yourself to the best street eats in town!

Get ready for an unforgettable night of live music with “Hold for John Vogel”! Hosted by John Vogel, this energetic evening performance brings you incredible tunes, fantastic vibes, and the ultimate local night out. Grab your friends and join us for a memorable live show—reserve your spot today!

Satisfy your cravings with A Truck Called Sandoz! Join us for a delicious food truck pop-up serving up mouth-watering artisan sandwiches, gourmet street food, and fresh local bites. Crafted with premium ingredients, these ultimate craft sandos are guaranteed to hit the spot. Grab your friends, come hungry, and treat yourself to the best street eats in town!

Satisfy your cravings with A Truck Called Sandoz! Join us for a delicious food truck pop-up serving up mouth-watering artisan sandwiches, gourmet street food, and fresh local bites. Crafted with premium ingredients, these ultimate craft sandos are guaranteed to hit the spot. Grab your friends, come hungry, and treat yourself to the best street eats in town!

Experience the power of sound at Music Saved My Life, an uplifting community gathering and live music showcase presented by Play Cousins Philly and Soundwave Market! Join us in Philadelphia for an unforgettable event featuring inspiring local artists, vibrant performances, and meaningful community connections. Discover how music heals, unites, and transforms lives—grab your crew and come celebrate the rhythm of life!

Get ready for the ultimate neighborhood party at Alphabet Soup Events! Join your local community for an unforgettable evening of live music, dancing, and great vibes. Bring your friends, meet your neighbors, and celebrate with us. Don’t miss out on the fun—come dance the night away!

Get ready to dance the night away at The Beyonce Eras Experience (Live), the ultimate tribute concert celebrating Queen Bey’s legendary career! From classic Destiny’s Child hits to the fierce anthems of Renaissance, enjoy a high-energy evening packed with dazzling choreography, spectacular live music, and non-stop fun. Grab your tickets today and join the Beyhive for an unforgettable night you won’t want to miss!

Satisfy your cravings with A Truck Called Sandoz! Join us for a delicious food truck pop-up serving up mouth-watering artisan sandwiches, gourmet street food, and fresh local bites. Crafted with premium ingredients, these ultimate craft sandos are guaranteed to hit the spot. Grab your friends, come hungry, and treat yourself to the best street eats in town!

Learn about bees, other pollinators, and the flowers they depend on.   ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first and third Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Get ready for an unforgettable night at Hold for Tafari! Join us for an energetic evening of incredible live music, dynamic performance collaborations, and unstoppable vibes. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind musical showcase—bring your friends and feel the energy live on stage!

Craving authentic Mexican street food? Treat your tastebuds at La Camelia Philly! Feast on a mouthwatering menu packed with flavor, featuring loaded tacos, stuffed burritos, cheesy quesadillas, and crispy, warm churros. Bring your appetite and experience the ultimate Philly Mexican eats!

Providing an accessible way to experience the Tidal Schuylkill River, this public community event offers free kayaking and rowing for visitors of all ages and skill levels. Participants are provided with all necessary boating equipment, life jackets, and basic safety instruction on-site, requiring no prior experience or pre-registration. The program creates an open, welcoming environment for families and individuals to enjoy hands-on water recreation while exploring Philadelphia’s historic riverway.

Craving authentic Mexican street food? Treat your tastebuds at La Camelia Philly! Feast on a mouthwatering menu packed with flavor, featuring loaded tacos, stuffed burritos, cheesy quesadillas, and crispy, warm churros. Bring your appetite and experience the ultimate Philly Mexican eats!

Craving authentic Mexican street food? Treat your tastebuds at La Camelia Philly! Feast on a mouthwatering menu packed with flavor, featuring loaded tacos, stuffed burritos, cheesy quesadillas, and crispy, warm churros. Bring your appetite and experience the ultimate Philly Mexican eats!

A computer hacker learns from mysterious rebels about the true nature of his reality and his role in the war against its controllers. Starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, and Hugo Weaving.

Craving authentic Mexican street food? Treat your tastebuds at La Camelia Philly! Feast on a mouthwatering menu packed with flavor, featuring loaded tacos, stuffed burritos, cheesy quesadillas, and crispy, warm churros. Bring your appetite and experience the ultimate Philly Mexican eats!

An Introduction to Printing on the Risograph at the Soapbox Community Printshop in Philadelphia!

Learn the basics of twining with reed and take home a small finished basket!

Get ready to satisfy your cravings at Food: Pocketful of Flavors! Join us for a delicious culinary adventure packed with mouthwatering street food specialties and hearty comfort food classics. From savory gourmet bites to crowd-pleasing local eats, every dish packs a big punch of flavor. Bring your friends, bring your appetite, and discover your next favorite bite!

Providing an accessible way to experience the Tidal Schuylkill River, this public community event offers free kayaking and rowing for visitors of all ages and skill levels. Participants are provided with all necessary boating equipment, life jackets, and basic safety instruction on-site, requiring no prior experience or pre-registration. The program creates an open, welcoming environment for families and individuals to enjoy hands-on water recreation while exploring Philadelphia’s historic riverway.

Get ready to turn up the volume at Hold GOSHPIT! Experience an unforgettable live music showcase packed with heavy beats, explosive artist performances, and electric crowd energy. Whether you’re here for the pulse-pounding bass or the wild live vibes, this is the one concert experience you don’t want to miss. Grab your crew and lock in your tickets now for the ultimate high-energy night out!

Volunteers will work alongside Farm staff to support seasonal plantings, harvesting, weeding, invasive species removal, and orchard support. Volunteers will meet at the Sankofa Community Farm at 9:30 AM and provided with instructions and safety protocols for the day. Out of respect and safety for our staff and others, please arrive on time. PLEASE NOTE: Capacity is limited, and we rely on everyone who signs up to show up. Please reserve a spot only if you can attend. All participants must be pre-registered using link below. Each adult must register individually in order to complete the required waivers. Parents/guardians must complete registration for individuals 18 and under. Registration full but would like to still participate? Please contact Kimani Keaton at kimani@bartramsgarden.org to be added to our waitlist. Please also email Kimani immediately if you plan on cancelling your attendance, so that we may make room for those on our waitlist. Thank you! Health reminders: We are in accordance with Pennsylvania and the City of Philadelphia’s current COVID-19 response levels. Please follow the link to stay up-to-date on our city’s protocols. If you are sick or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please do not volunteer.

Drop by The Soapbox to print your own poster using wood type from the studio collection! Participants will compose and print up to 6 words!

Get ready to satisfy your cravings at Food: Pocketful of Flavors! Join us for a delicious culinary adventure packed with mouthwatering street food specialties and hearty comfort food classics. From savory gourmet bites to crowd-pleasing local eats, every dish packs a big punch of flavor. Bring your friends, bring your appetite, and discover your next favorite bite!

Join us on 8.21.26 for Melodies & Merlot 002, a community event celebrating all forms of love through music, poetry, wellness, self-care, and meaningful connection.

The evening will feature a Poetry Open Mic with featured poet Elle Eye Sea, a soulful live R&B performance by Sinnia Brown, followed by a set by DJ Reezey to keep the energy going and invite guests to dance the night away.

Throughout the event, you can also explore local wellness vendors, unwind during the sound bowl healing experience, stretch therapy, and enjoy a massage from a licensed massage therapist.

As part of our commitment to community wellness, free rapid HIV testing will be available on-site through Bebashi, providing confidential testing and health resources for those who wish to participate.

Food and beverages will be available for purchase. @PocketfulOfFlavors will be serving eclectic empanadas and American food truck favorites infused with Latin flavors, while the venue’s full bar will offer a variety of drinks.

Admission:

Join cinéSPEAK Pop-Ups for a special screening of She’s the He at Vox Populi, featuring an engaging film experience in a welcoming community space. This event brings together movie lovers for an opportunity to enjoy a unique story while connecting with fellow film enthusiasts. Presented by cinéSPEAK, the screening celebrates diverse voices, creative storytelling, and the power of cinema to spark conversation and connection. Whether you’re a longtime supporter of independent films or discovering new works, this pop-up event offers a chance to enjoy a memorable night of film, culture, and community.

Brave rabbit cop Judy Hopps and her friend, the fox Nick Wilde, team up again to crack a new case, the most perilous and intricate of their careers. Starring the voice talents of Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman, He Huy Quan, Andy Sandberg, and more.

Join cinéSPEAK Pop-Ups for a special screening of She’s the He at Vox Populi, featuring an engaging film experience in a welcoming community space. This event brings together movie lovers for an opportunity to enjoy a unique story while connecting with fellow film enthusiasts. Presented by cinéSPEAK, the screening celebrates diverse voices, creative storytelling, and the power of cinema to spark conversation and connection. Whether you’re a longtime supporter of independent films or discovering new works, this pop-up event offers a chance to enjoy a memorable night of film, culture, and community.

Get ready to satisfy your cravings at Food: Pocketful of Flavors! Join us for a delicious culinary adventure packed with mouthwatering street food specialties and hearty comfort food classics. From savory gourmet bites to crowd-pleasing local eats, every dish packs a big punch of flavor. Bring your friends, bring your appetite, and discover your next favorite bite!

Step into the spotlight at The Mic is Open! Hosted by the amazing Lady Skky, this vibrant open mic night invites local poets, singers, musicians, and performers of all levels to share their passion. Whether you’re ready to showcase your talent on stage or just want to enjoy a night of incredible live entertainment and creative community vibes, there’s a spot for you. Grab the mic or grab a seat—come experience the best local talent in town!

Who knows what we’ll find in the Garden? Come with us to explore. ABOUT LITTLE EXPLORERS: Every first and third Wednesday of the month, March through November, 10-11:30am. Join us for exploration, a garden walk, and stories! Please feel free to bring a snack. Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 2-4. One adult chaperone is required for every two children. For more information, email Leslie Gale, lgale@bartramsgarden.org.

Wednesdays are for fishing! All ages are welcome, no experience is necessary. Free rods, tackle, bait, and basic instruction for catch-and-release fishing on a first-come, first-served basis, while supplies last. Catch and release only. No fishing license or pre-registration is required. Program runs weekly from May 6 – August 26 and may be canceled in the event of inclement weather or unsafe river conditions.

Step into a world of mesmerizing sound at Ancestral Resonance: A Night of World Music & Drumming! Feel the ancient power of rhythm as live drumming and vibrant global beats echo under the stars. Join us for an unforgettable outdoor music experience that will move your soul and connect us all. Feel the beat, embrace the spirit, and celebrate the universal language of world music under the open sky!

Join us for “For Grandma’s House”, a heartwarming community benefit party and charity fundraiser! Gather with friends, family, and neighbors for a fun-filled evening dedicated to raising vital funds and awareness for a great cause. Come celebrate, give back, and make a real difference in our community together!

Craving something delicious? Treat your tastebuds to an unforgettable night out! We’ve handpicked a curated lineup of top local food vendors to bring you mouthwatering on-site dining. Come hungry, grab a bite with friends, and enjoy the ultimate foodie experience!

Providing an accessible way to experience the Tidal Schuylkill River, this public community event offers free kayaking and rowing for visitors of all ages and skill levels. Participants are provided with all necessary boating equipment, life jackets, and basic safety instruction on-site, requiring no prior experience or pre-registration. The program creates an open, welcoming environment for families and individuals to enjoy hands-on water recreation while exploring Philadelphia’s historic riverway.

We run to remember to 11 people killed in the MOVE bombing.

The 2026 MidAtlantic Bioinformatics Conference will be held at the Penn Smilow Center and the Colket Building at CHOP .

DVIRC is proud to present Reimagine Manufacturing 2026 – our annual manufacturing summit.

Join us for RecruitPhilly 2026: a day filled with networking and learning opportunities for TA and HR Pros in the heart of Philadelphia.

This programming is sponsored by the Clinical Practices of the University of Pennsylvania and Aya Healthcare. Registration closes on Sept. 6

Get ready to be blown away by raw talent and powerful words at the DTL Poetic Vibez Showcase – a night you won’t forget!

A Call for Diasporic Care & Solidarity

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

Join a timeless in-person conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author and founder of The Daily Stoic.

A two-day interdisciplinary undergraduate research conference at the University of Pennsylvania (more info at upennnrc.org).

Experience an evening of music, creativity, and connection at LoveTypeBeat, an event celebrating the power of sound and artistic expression. Enjoy a unique atmosphere filled with carefully curated beats, inspiring performances, and opportunities to connect with fellow music lovers. Whether you’re a fan of live sounds, discovering new artists, or simply looking for a memorable night out, LoveTypeBeat offers a space where music and community come together. Join the celebration and immerse yourself in an engaging experience built around rhythm, creativity, and good vibes.

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

Dive into the dynamic world of “Allison Zuckerman: Remixed and Reclaimed,” a captivating contemporary art exhibition on view at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, proudly curated by the Arthur Ross Gallery. Penn alum Allison Zuckerman (C’12) unveils a stunning selection of her recent paintings, bursting with exuberant color, intricate collage, and boundless imagination. Experience Zuckerman’s unique maximalist vision where art history, popular culture, and internet aesthetics brilliantly collide.

She masterfully remixes fragments of Old Master works with modern gestures and animation, crafting vibrant, layered compositions. Her compelling hybrid figures, often female, occupy richly saturated spaces that practically leap off the canvas. A digital native, Zuckerman transforms her digitally manipulated sources into stunning, thickly worked oil and acrylic paintings, brilliantly blurring the lines between past and present, original and copy, and digital and handmade art.

Prepare to discover visual “Easter eggs” that reward close looking as she critically engages with the Western art canon. This is a must-see Philadelphia art event for lovers of modern painting and innovative artistic expression!

This book situates anti-Roma racism within national and intra-continental histories and global scholarship, exploring its specific and universal underpinnings and manifestations and its interconnectedness with other systems of oppression.

Meet and learn more about GSWS/FQT faculty, staff, visiting scholars, post doc, and current students. Snacks and refreshments provided.

Across a span of thirty-five years, Fredrick’s roles as a trailer maker and studio executive allowed him to craft advertising campaigns for a range of movies, from such iconic cinematic gems as to the widely beloved franchise, to commercial failures like  and   explores the intricacies of the lesser-known business of film distribution and marketing, unraveling the complex mechanisms through which movies are sold to discriminating audiences. Replete with triumphs, setbacks, and the relentless spirit that drives the creation and promotion of cinematic masterpieces,  promises an enthralling glimpse into the previously untold world of Hollywood movies.

Interested applicants are encouraged to attend one of our graduate information sessions, where you can interact with a range of our faculty members and have them answer your questions. Please write to cims-info@sas.upenn.edu to be added to the mailing list for the next information session, scheduled for November 1st, 12pm-1pm on Zoom. A link will be provided closer to the date.

This combined book talk and launch features authors Rahul Mukherjee and Aswin Punathambekar presenting their respective books, *Unlimited* and *Mobile Popular*. Attendees can expect presentations of both publications alongside commentary and scholarly dialogue with guest discussants Debashree Mukherjee from Columbia University and Hatim El-Hibri from George Mason University.

Emmy-winning television host, writer, and editor Christian Cooper joins University Chaplain and exhibit co-curator Chaz Howard for a wide-ranging conversation about race and representation in American comics as we mark the opening of the exhibition The Black Hero’s Journey.

Michael Allan | Cinema before the World: The Global Routes of the Lumière Brothers

Between 1896-1903, the Lyon-based Lumière Brothers commissioned camera operators to traverse the globe with the newly invented cinematograph. These operators traveled to sites ranging from Mexico, Japan, and Egypt, to Canada, Germany, and Vietnam. At each location, they captured footage of iconic sites (Niagara Falls, the Great Pyramid, etc.) and arranged projections of views from across the world. Where other experimenters with early cinema (Thomas Edison, Max Skladanowsky, and William Friese-Greene) remained bound to studios, the Lumière Brothers—with their portable cinematograph—almost immediately globalized their network.

My presentation offers a microhistory of world cinema by examining the 1896–1897 travels of the Lumière operator Alexandre Promio to Algeria, Egypt, and Palestine. Rather than fix the films he shot as static records of colonial capture, I consider them as formative cinematic encounters whose meanings continue to shift with circulation, projection, and reuse. In dialogue with later reanimations by the Syrian collective Abounaddara, the Egyptian director Youssef Chahine, and the Palestinian artist Larissa Sansour, I ultimately consider how the Lumière catalogue reveals the potential future histories of world cinema.

Michael Allan is Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Cinema Studies at the University of Oregon and editor-in-chief of Comparative Literature. He is the author of In the Shadow of World Literature: Sites of Reading in Colonial Egypt (Princeton University Press, 2016) and Cinema Before the World: The Global Routes of the Lumière Brothers (Fordham University Press, 2026). He is currently at work on a project, How Language Became Data, examining communications infrastructures that connect Arabic to global information networks.

Cinema before the World: The Global Routes of the Lumière Brothers

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(Latin America as Seen by Its Filmmakers, 1970–73), a series of six feature films made by some of the most prominent Latin American directors and commissioned by Radiotelevisione Italiana, is likely the first large-scale transnational co-production endeavor carried out between European public television and Latin American directors. In this talk, I engage in a dual gesture of epistemic justice. On the one hand, I introduce this pioneering series as an uncharted hub of internationalist consciousness. On the other hand, I attempt to write a feminist history of this series, which, if reconstituted solely on the basis of surviving archival traces, would appear as helmed only by its male directors and commissioning editors.

Claire Chase – acclaimed flutist, curator, cultural producer, and Professor of the Practice of Music at Harvard University – offers a lecture-performance on her ongoing Density 2036 project, an initiative that has been described as “ba 24-journey with little precedent” by The New Yorker and “venet of the great musical undertakings of our time” by The New York Times. Chase will perform excerpts from the first 12 years of Density and discuss the curatorial, performative, and educational dimensions of the project at its halfway point.

Scams– as an experience, a topic, and a vernacular– have moved to the center of American economic lives. The new scamminess is both a reaction to precarity and a deepening of it. This talk, drawn from a book in progress, takes media studies approach to scams. Scams take up the affordances of communication and financial media. Meanwhile, the machinery built to stop scams calcifies into the infrastructure of economic citizenship. “Scam” is not a description of a crime but a classification, a powerful act that legitimates some forms exploitation and delegitimates others. This is particularly important to understand now because the boundaries between legitimate and illegitimate capitalism seem to have come unstuck, and platforms are increasingly responsible for drawing those lines.

Emmy-winning television host, writer, and editor Christian Cooper joins University Chaplain and exhibit co-curator Chaz Howard for a wide-ranging conversation about race and representation in American comics as we mark the opening of the exhibition The Black Hero’s Journey.

Exhibition curators Alicia Meyer and Lynne Farrington will discuss their current exhibition, To Secure These Rights, celebrating 150 years of women at Penn. From the first women…

Join us for this lunchtime program, where you will hear from four Penn curatorial staff about the collections they oversee, including Michael J. Carroll, Assistant Director of the…

Arts & Culture From the one of a kind museums on campus to accomplished student performances in music, dance, and theater, culture and the arts play a leading role in life at Penn.

Penn Sargam’s Chai Social is a school year kickoff gathering hosted by the Platt Student Performing Arts House in the Platt House Lobby. Attendees can look forward to live musical performances while enjoying fresh chai and engaging in casual conversation with fellow students. Designed to celebrate student performing arts and foster campus community, this welcoming event provides an inviting space to build connections at the start of the academic year.

“With innovative flair and theatricality,” New Zealand’s Black Grace returns to our stage for the first time in 12 years, after wowing audiences worldwide with “a carefully constructed form of rigor and sophistication” (The Boston Globe). Masterfully blending contemporary and Samoan dance, the company embodies “incredible speed and stamina, and exhilarating, seemingly inexhaustible energy” (The New York Times). The program features two Philadelphia premieres—abridged versions of If Ever There Was A Time and Paradise Rumour—highly physical works rooted in the rich storytelling traditions of the South Pacific and performed with raw finesse, beauty and power. Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more Single tickets will go on sale in early August.

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

Ready for big laughs and great craft beer? Join hilarious hosts Nicole Phoenix and Zoe Dixon at Two Locals Brewing Company for the Two Locals Comedy Open Mic! This monthly Philly stand-up comedy show is the ultimate way to unwind, grab a drink, and catch Philadelphia’s funniest comedians and hottest rising stars live on stage. Bring your friends and experience one of the best night-out events in town!

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

uCity Square’s July 2026 events calendar fosters community connection and professional development through a series of engaging gatherings. Attendees can enjoy weekly Food Truck Thursdays at The Lawn for diverse culinary options, alongside a dedicated Life Sciences Luncheon for industry networking. The month also features a Monthly Innovation eXchange, providing a recurring platform for collaboration within the innovation community.

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register

While laying in restorative postures, Neha will apply appropriate pressure to the body to encourage deep release, relaxation, and healing. Ayurvedic bodywork can entail the use of herbal oils, marma point therapy or acupressure, and energy work. According to each student’s preference and needs, Neha will apply these treatments to them in this 2-hour workshop to support their body out of a trauma state and into a rest and recovery state.

It’s time to sleigh it with your singing. Back by popular demand after an epic debut on our stage last season, Choir! Choir! Choir! celebrates the holidays by uniting strangers through communal music-making. Directors Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman lead this fully interactive, participatory event, turning the audience into the performers as you sing, laugh and dance your way through a festive mix of holiday classics and seasonal pop gems. No experience is necessary and all voices are welcome. So, don’t be a Grinch grab your nearest and dearest, and get ready to sing it loud for all to hear! Accessibility Note: During this event, the audience will stand and sit. If you need to remain seated throughout the show, please select seats designated as part of the seated-only section to ensure your view of the stage. If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Box Office at 215.898.3900. Save up to 35% by including this performance in a subscription! » Learn more Single tickets will go on sale in early August.

uCity Square’s July calendar provides a dynamic blend of community engagement, wellness, and professional networking opportunities. Attendees can look forward to regular outdoor Yoga on the Lawn sessions and diverse culinary experiences at Food Truck Thursdays, fostering a vibrant social atmosphere. The month also features dedicated professional gatherings, including a Life Sciences Luncheon and a Monthly Innovation eXchange, emphasizing collaboration and industry connection within the uCity Square ecosystem.

uCity Square’s July 2026 events calendar fosters community connection and professional development through a series of engaging gatherings. Attendees can enjoy weekly Food Truck Thursdays at The Lawn for diverse culinary options, alongside a dedicated Life Sciences Luncheon for industry networking. The month also features a Monthly Innovation eXchange, providing a recurring platform for collaboration within the innovation community.

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

November President series for chapter presidents of every organization.

History of Agave Spirits

The House Manager Meeting is a monthly workshop hosted through the University Life Calendar of Events at the University of Pennsylvania. Held at the OFSL Building on October 6th from 5:00pm to 7:00pm, this session serves as a regularly scheduled gathering for house managers.

Studying & Publishing Theban Tomb 7: (A) Tomb of the Scribe Ramose at Deir el-Medina

Training for IFC leadership to start the academic year.

Training for PHC leadership to start the academic year.

Joint information session with Penn Live Arts, Career Services, Platt Student Performing Arts House, RealArts@Penn, Cinema and Media Studies, Theater Arts, and the Summer Humanities Internship Program.

Love the arts? Don’t let the stream of finance and consulting recruiters on campus get to your head: the arts, culture, and entertainment industries are the sources of countless careers for students with a wide range of interests and majors, from the humanities to business and technology. This information and networking session will help you better understand recruiting/hiring timelines in the arts and entertainment fields and introduce you to the many campus programs and resources, including alumni connections, summer internship opportunities and funding awards, designed to help Penn undergraduate students enter these fields. After the information session, stay for dinner and networking to meet recent recipients of featured programs’ internships and funding awards.

Dinner will be provided. Please RSVP so that we can get an accurate headcount when ordering food.

Featuring speakers from:

Career Services
Penn Live Arts
Platt Student Performing Arts House
Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships
RealArts@Penn
Cinema and Media Studies
Theater Arts

Orangetheory Run Club

Mask and Wig and Bloomers Comedy’s Annual Free Show is a favorite tradition to kick off the year. The Cast will make you laugh until you cry, the Band will melt your face, the Crew will dazzle you with its sound and light programming, and the Business Staff will do what it does best: sell out the show. Ask your RA about tickets, send us an email, or reserve yours here. Come ready for a night of hilarious comedy and awesome music.

Content Warning: Strong language; adult content

Meet the real Penn and its funniest groups on campus, free for all students. See five of Penn’s premier comedy groups and their stellar bands, including Bloomers, Simply Chaos, Penn Six, Without a Net, and Mask and Wig, performing everything from sketch comedy to improv.

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

ASL Club

University City Summer Series Concert: Lady Alma and Band

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

Open House: Penn CPE4H (Center for Precision Engineering for Health) + NSF AIRFoundry

FUN-Damentals: uCity Square Book Club

Join us for programs that will spark your curiosity, invite dialogue, and explore the many facets of the exhibitions on view.

Tours with Penn Student Guides throughout the exhibition season.

Location The Lawn at uCity Square 37th & Cuthbert Street Philadelphia , PA 19104 + Google Map Join instructor Alicia Atkinson every Tuesday afternoon for a yoga session at uCity Square! This class is open and free to all, and is accessible to all levels of yoga practice. Bring your own mat and water bottle. When: Tuesdays in September and October from 5:15 – 6:15PM Where: uCity Square (outdoors on The Lawn, 37th & Cuthbert) Event typically takes place outside, but may move inside in cases of less-than-ideal weather. Register to stay up to date! Register