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Weekly gatherings - a wonderful way to explore Rutabaga & meet new friends! Hangouts are open to the public: free for members & just $10 drop-in for non-members. We’ll sing together a read a book during this casual circle time. Free-play afterward. Invite a friend!
Together with a favorite grown-up, Sprouts will discover and explore the wonders of nature through sensory focused classes. This program for little ones ages 2-3 years old and features walks, art, music and stories as part of the hands-on, emergent learning approach beloved in the Schuylkill […]
Don’t miss the 4th annual “Leaders and Legends of Philadelphia” exhibit at Smith Memorial Playground, a free, interactive Black History Month exhibit for families. It honors the contributions of local African American leaders across a wide range of fields, including fields whose impact has made […]
Embark on an underwater adventure the whole family will love. Now through February 15, explore the underwater world through your child's eyes with the return of Adventure Aquarium's Winter Family Days offer. For a limited time, save on your family's underwater adventure with FREE child […]
Children and adults with physical/developmental disabilities can reserve a sled from January 2 through February 25, 2024. To reserve a sled, email sleds@rinkmanagement.com
Learn the origins of hip hop music through spirituals, blues, and jazz in this interactive music presentation with Ali Richardson. For school-age children and adults. Text @ricschool or @ricadult to 81010 for reminders.
Join Welsh Road Library for an informative discussion about African American experiences following the Second Great Migration through the chronicled childhood experiences of Program Instructor, Ms. Eltra Alexander. Topics include life in the South as well as the importance of family and culture.
Queen Memorial Library will showcase the deeply nourishing aspects of traditional African American cuisine like greens, sweet potatoes, and black-eyed peas. This program is suitable for all ages.
Join us to learn more about Perelman’s exceptional academics, dual language curriculum, advanced STEM program, student-led garden, community service, and so much more — all from the comfort of your own screen.
