Guide to Philadelphia poetry events, for writers and fans
If you want to share your work, listen to others, or just connect, check out this list of monthly happenings in Philly’s literary scene
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If you want to share your work, listen to others, or just connect, check out this list of monthly happenings in Philly’s literary scene
GOAL launches Dante M. Austin Memorial Scholarship; Broadway concert to benefit Mazzoni Center, honor Stephen Schwartz; Mural Arts to host reception for LGBTQ+ archival exhibit; Mazzoni Center to hold interfaith Pride service
Mt. Airy resident Anya Rose, a Lower School science teacher at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (SCH), and Julie Be, a music therapist, teamed up for Ants on a Log.
'And Into The Streets,' a public art installation designed by Rami George, explores Philadelphia's LGBTQ history through archival images of protests, demonstrations, intimate moments and celebrations. The photos primarily were taken from the now-defunct LGBTQ news organization Au Courant and sourced from the William Way LGBT Community Center. The installation is on display in Kahn Park in the Gayborhood through Aug. 31. 2023.
It's an event series, it's a (potential) place, it's a beta test. Meet Pilcrow House, a gathering place for interesting ideas. First speaker: Behance founder Scott Belsky on Nov. 29.