South Philadelphia Library
1700 South Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19145-2392
Broad & Morris Sts.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
October 6, 2026 5:00PM Patricio Acevedo Performance at South Philadelphia Library
October 6, 2026 6:00PM Daniel de Jesús & Friends | I Am Hispanic Philadelphia at Parkway Central Library
Parkway Central Library
Fourth floor, rooms 405/406. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, The Free Library of Philadelphia, The Literary Cafe Books & Events, and Literary Events & Projects will present an artistic banquet that showcases some of the creative talents in the Hispanic community. The 4-part series will present members from the art, music, cuisine and dance communities who are an integral part of the rich tapestry of Philadelphia's cultural landscape.
Daniel de Jesús, classical cello musician, music education and community relations director. He is also the Executive Director for Artistas y Músicos Latinoamericanos. He will share how he and others are using their musical journey to develop the next generation of musician in Philadelphia.
Parkway Central Library, rooms 405/406
1901 Vine Street (between 19th and 20th Streets on the Parkway)
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1189
1-833-TALK FLP (825-5357)
Monday, September 28, 2026
October 4, 2026 3:00-8:00PM Not So Latin presents: Philly Tango Lab at the Philadelphia Ethical Society
Click here to reserve your spot!
Philly Tango Lab is a small group of volunteers that aims to create events in which tango dancers, musicians and general audience can experience the full extent of tango culture, as it is still alive in Buenos Aires, not only on Milongas (tango dances), but in small cafes in which singers connect with a devout audience, in the long rehearsals of the "Orquestas Típicas" (the tango Big Bands), in the connection between the musicians, dancers and audience, and, most of all, like it's enjoyed among friends in a party.
We aim to contribute to the promotion of tango music by teaching the fundamentals of tango playing to musicians and creating Tango ensembles directed by musicians with known expertise on Tango music.
On our monthly event at the gorgeous premises of the Ethical Society pf Philadelphia on Rittenhouse Square, we offer a workshop for musicians, from 3 to 5pm, and a concert open to those who want to listen and/or dance to Tango music, featuring the Maestros, the ensemble, and special guests, as well as a mini jam session.
Registration for the workshop can be done writing to the musical director, Alejo de los Reyes: contacto@alejodelosreyes.com
Scores for the workshop are available for all instruments
This month we'll have the visit of Rodrigo Ávalos (bandoneón), recenlty moved to New York from Buenos Aires.
General admission is $30, there's paid parking around the area.
Philadelphia Ethical Society
1906 Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia, Pa
Sunday, September 27, 2026
October 3, 2026 5:00-8:00PM Bethlehem and Sad Patrick at Benefit for Hansberry Garden
Note: In case of rain, Rooted in Germantown will be at the Waldorf School of Philadelphia, 6000 Wayne Ave.
General admission $45
Duo Bethlehem and Sad Patrick blend blues, jazz, folk and soul into songs of love and other struggles. Combining Bethlehem’s soaring vocals and driving percussion with Sad Patrick’s sparse guitar, they deliver powerful songs about being in and out of love, keeping your head up in the city, struggling to make your way, and seeking peace on the margins. Sad Patrick’s hybrid of folk, blues and jazz playing supports Bethlehem’s “vocussion” – her powerful singing, remarkable improvisations and nuanced melodies riding atop her tarima stomps and body percussion.
Almanac Dance Circus Theatre is an award-winning, Philadelphia-based, contemporary circus company dedicated to original works of genre-defying art. Almanac company members come from a range of backgrounds including theatre, dance, circus, gymnastics, education, event production, and advocacy. Through hybrid experimentation, deep narratives, and open environments of circus learning, Almanac gives audiences access to a little bit (or a lot of) everything so they can experience the vicarious thrill of performance without barriers.
General admission $45
Almanac Dance Circus Theatre is an award-winning, Philadelphia-based, contemporary circus company dedicated to original works of genre-defying art. Almanac company members come from a range of backgrounds including theatre, dance, circus, gymnastics, education, event production, and advocacy. Through hybrid experimentation, deep narratives, and open environments of circus learning, Almanac gives audiences access to a little bit (or a lot of) everything so they can experience the vicarious thrill of performance without barriers.
Food and beverages will be provided by these generous local businesses:
October 3, 2026 6:45-9:15PM Underground at Ron's #78
Sarah Paz Hyde
Frances Crowhill Miller
(If spaces were to fill up, park in the Professional Center
lot at the top of the hill on Flourtown Ave.)
Music in the Moment Community Improv Gathering
We request that you PLEASE REMOVE rings, bracelets & wrist watches, if you are playing any of the "house"
drums/instruments, to prevent damage from happening to an instrument, hand or jewelry.
Environment
This is also fragrance free environment! Due to my sensitivity to perfumes, colognes, after shaves, cigarette's, etc., please attend without a presence of those on your clothes, body, hair, breath, etc.
October 3, 2026 6:00PM Jorge Luis Pacheco Trio Live from Havana at City Winery Philly
Jorge Luis Pacheco Trio Live from Havana
Experience an unforgettable musical journey with the Jorge Luis Pacheco Trio, led by the internationally acclaimed Cuban pianist, composer, and vocalist Jorge Luis Pacheco.
Renowned for his breathtaking virtuosity, explosive energy, and captivating stage presence, Pacheco brings a fresh and innovative voice to contemporary jazz while remaining deeply rooted in the rich traditions of Cuban music.
Jorge Luis Pacheco-piano, vocals
Gerson Lazo-Quiroga-bass
Reinier Mendoza-drums
Tickets: $42-$60
The Loft at City Winery Philadelphia
990 Filbert St
Philadelphia 19107
United States
October 3, 2026 12:00-4:00PM Mt. Airy Arts Festival
Join us this Saturday, October 3 for a day of celebrating and appreciating the arts in our neighborhood!
Here are some suggestions from our Planning Committee for having the best day at this year's Festival.
- This is a RAIN-OR-SHINE event! Please bring your umbrellas!
- Allens Lane Art Center and the Park will be closed to traffic, and you'll need to park in the neighborhood and walk into the festival.
- ADA drop-off point at Greene and Allens Lane.
- We'll be set up on Allens Lane, our driveway, parking lot, and tennis courts! (See our Festival Map Below).
- Get your creative juices flowing with a variety of free hands-on art-making stations. We recommend wearing clothes you don’t mind getting a little paint or clay on!
Don’t Miss the Exciting Lineup on Our Outdoor Stage!
Get ready for a full day of music, art, and community fun! Eemcee DJ, Kyle Bey will kick off the music at 11:00 a.m. and be on deck throughout the afternoon to keep the energy high and the beats flowing between sets—so come early and enjoy the music all day!
Outdoor Performances Begin at 11:45 a.m.:
- 11:45 AM – Saophonist Hiruy Tirfe gets things started with classic jazz and hip-hop fusion
- 12:30 PM – Funky, feel-good vibes from vocalist Gretchen Elise and her band
- 1:15 PM – Energetic walk-through from Philly Rhythm Varsity Drumline
- 2:15 PM – Eclectic sounds from Caleb Cliff
- 3:00 PM – Wrapping up the afternoon with bold funk and R&B grooves, Unfinished Business delivers an upbeat, energetic close to our outdoor performances.
October 3, 2026 7:30PM Daniel DeJesus Album Release Celebration at Studio 34
OCTOBER 3 • 7:30 PM
OUT OF THIN AIRES
Album Release Celebration
Studio 34
4522 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia
Tickets: $20 + $2.29 fee for general admission: $30 + $2.79 fee for addmission + CD: Pay What You Wish also available
If you like Indian flute and vocal music, extraordinary piano, cello and violin, along with beautiful harp, rav drum and fingerstyle guitar…all manifesting in a deep meditative yet fun loving musical flow, then please join us in celebrating the CD release of “ Out of Thin Aires”
Suzzette Ortiz: piano, harp and rav drums
Amira Dvorah: bansuri bamboo flutes and guitars
Daniel De Jesus : Cello and violin
Deepak Kumar Pareek : Voice and harmonium
Amira and Suzzette first got together as the musical accompaniment for a gallery event focused on the mystical poetry of Jalaluddin Rumi.
They met five minutes before the start of the scheduled concert and what happened next was an hour of completely improvised harp, bamboo flute , guitar and rav drums… manifesting out of thin air, riding on the inspired sacred words.
They decided to go into the studio, keeping that improvisational creative energy close to heart, to record the album, “Out of Thin Aires”.
Deepak Kumar Pareek was able to add his velvety voice just a day before leaving on a trip to India.
Daniel De Jesus was able to brilliantly add cello and violin from his home studio.
Two years later, the album is here, and even more exciting is that all four widely busy and touring musicians are able to be together in one room for this one evening! Don’t miss it!
Accessibility Note: Studio 34 iis located on the second floor up a flight of stairs
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