July 10, 2026 7:00-10:00PM Latin Dance Party with Orquesta del Barrio at Love Park FREE

 

July 10, 2026 5:00-8:30PM Combo Melaza at Fairhill Square Park

 

July 5, 2026 3:00-6:00PM Philly Roda de Samba e Choro at The Black Squirrel Club

 

Experience the pure joy of samba as performed in Rio--people gathered round a table playing tunes. All join in song, dance, drinks and fun!

Samba is a style of music and dance, a community celebration, and a way of life. The “Philly Roda de Samba e Choro” presents samba and choro as they are traditionally performed in Brazil: with friends gathered around a table, playing tunes, singing along, dancing, eating, drinking, and filling the souls of all with joy.

With a core group comprised of Fernanda Bravo (voice/pandeiro), Gregg Mervine (cavaquinho), Rob Curto (piano), Mark Stehle (percussion) and Marcos Oliveira (percussion), the Philly Roda plays every first Sunday at the Black Squirrel Club, and features a guest artist each time.

This has grown into Philly's most amazing Sunday afternoon event! Drink a caipirinha, immerse yourself in beautiful melodies, get swept up in the dance and join the community spirit! Come experience the vibrant culture and pure joy of the Roda!

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Black Squirrel Club has a full bar but does not sell food. You are welcome to bring your own food in to the venue or have something delivered and re-entry is permitted if you want to run out and grab food at any time.

Reserve Paid Parking Here (lot 1 block from venue)There is also free parking available at the Rivers Casino parking lot (3 blocks).

Philly Roda de Samba e Choro

When: First Sunday of every month

Doors open at 2 PM. Music 3-6 PM

Where: Black Squirrel Club 1049 Sarah Street (Fishtown, Philadelphia)

Tickets: $12 ($14.64 with fee)

This event is 21+

The Black Squirrel Club

1049 Sarah Street

Philadelphia, Pa

July 4, 2026 10:00AM Free Concert with Paula Holloway & Leviticus at Independence Mall

 

July 3, 2026 5:00-11:00PM West Philadelphia Orchestra, Son Revoltura, Koof, DJ Hydrophonic at Pentridge Station

 

West Philly Orchestra presents Interdependence Day Party

Speakers and tabling: • No ICE Philly (@noicephilly) • Philly Palestine Coalition (@phillypalestinecoalition)

Music:
•West Philly Orchestra (@wpobrass)
•Son Revoltura (@sonrevoltura)
•Koof (@koofibi)
•DJ Hydrophonic (@djhydrophonic)

Food: Flavorful Cravings Catering @FlavorfulCravings__
Flavorful Cravings offers soulful, comforting dishes with a creative twist—ranging from traditional favorites to our signature Mini Cravings Bites. We aim to bring bold flavor and joy to every bite!

 WC2026: Winner K vs 3rd Place
FIFA World Cup 2026 — Round of 32 Match 87 

Pentridge Station Pop-Up

5116 Pentridge St, Philadelphia, PA 19143-3223

jUly 2, 2026 2:00-2:45PM Rob Curto's Red, White, & Blue Forro for All

 

Northeast Brazilian Dance Music!! Featuring Rose Morães, Fernanda Silveira, Lucas Ashby and Rob Curto

June 29, 2026 7:30-9:00PM Kulu Mele African Dance Bash at CEC

 

 Monday, June 29, 2026
 Community Education Center (CEC)
3500 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia

Whether you've been rocking with us for years or this is your very first Dance Bash, come ready to MOVE!

 This Month's Lineup

House Africana with Khadijah Siferllah
 6:00–7:30 PM

Experience an energetic class that blends African movement traditions with contemporary House dance in a fun and welcoming environment.

Malian Dance with Souleymane "Solo" Sana
 7:30–9:00 PM

Close out the evening with traditional Malian dance led by internationally respected teaching artist Souleymane "Solo" Sana.

Admission

One Class

• Adults — $25

• Youth (under 16) — $15

Two Classes

• Adults — $40

• Youth (under 16) — $20

Pay at the door.
Cash, Cash App, Zelle, and PayPal accepted.

Bring a friend, invite your family, and join us for an evening of rhythm, movement, sweat, and community.

We can't wait to welcome you!

With gratitude,

Dorothy Wilkie
Artistic Director
Kulu Mele African Dance & Drum Ensemble

June 28, 2026 12:00-7:00PM Ngoma - Tribute to the Drum at Stenton Park

 

From Maisha Ongoza

“Who remembers during the 70s in the summer when the cultural community gathered every Sunday at Belmont Plateau? We traveled there with our young children, blankets, drums, chess, checkers, crochet needles, yarns and cards. Just chilled and enjoying nature, the culture and each other.

The Ngoma event, captures that spirit. It is held in a park, surrounded by our culture and people. Children rolling around and running in the grass and playing in the playground.

We don't have too many opportunities for this kind of chill vibes in a park.

The organizers make sure everything and everyone are family appropriate.

We have no vulgar music and disrespectful behavior. Nothing that dishonors our Ancestors and each other.

So join us, bring others who will enjoy the communal unity and spirit. Bring chairs, blankets and instruments.

There will be lots of Cultural Entertainment, community building information and a African market place.

Plenty of free parking.

Enjoy Black joy.”

June 28, 2026 12:00-8:00PM Philadelphia Pan Stars Fundraiser and Band Launch

 

June 28, 2026 12:00-8:00PM Africatown Diaspora Festival on Woodland Avenue

 

Dendê and Band Live at Africa Diaspora Festival. This dynamic music and dance festival brings together artists from the US, Caribbean, Africa to showcase the power of art to connect people and honor shared heritage. Festival‑goers will experience an immersive blend of live performances, local talent, vendors, and authentic Global African diaspora cuisine that reflects the flavors and creativity of our communities. A dedicated Children’s Corner filled with engaging activities ensures a joyful, family‑friendly atmosphere where all ages can participate, learn, and celebrate. Join us for a day filled with: Live Music Delicious Cultural Cuisine Vendors & Merchandise Community, Culture & Connection Fun for the whole family! This is more than a festival — it’s a celebration of heritage, unity, and the vibrant spirit of the diaspora.   5900–6500 Block of Woodland Ave | SW Philadelphia  June 28th  12PM – 8PM

June 28, 2026 5:00-8:00PM Festas Juninas (Forro) with Forrodelphia at Franky Bradley's

 

Enjoy the beautiful tradition of Festa Juninas! Amazing music, drinks and dancing the day away!!! At Franky Bradley's upstairs!!

COSTUMES ENCOURAGED! From 5- 8pm! $15  ($17.80 with fee)  online!! 

Franky Bradley's

1320 Chancellor St.

Philadelphia, PA 19107

July 28, 2026 3:00-8:00PM Not So Latin presents Philly Tango Lab at The Ethical Society

 

Jul 28, 2026, 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM

1906 Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA 19103, USA

Join us on ths 28th to enjoy the multiple facets of argentinean tango! The music and the dance, of course, but also: the horizontal transmission of the secrets of tango playing in its purest form, trough a rehearsal and not trough a lesson, the celebration of friendship and culture, the songs... and some jamming at the end!

Philly Tango Lab will host two events on the same day, on the beautiful premises of Ethical Society: first, on the early afternoon, a workshop for musicians, with the members of Royale Trío: Emilio Teubal (piano), Sergio Reyes (violin) and Alejo de los Reyes (guitarist and creator of the Tango Lab).

At 5pm, doors will be open to the audience and there will be a space to dance, chat, and jam. Live music will be played by Royale trio and the musicians that show up every night. And will also feature the music that was rehearsed on the afternoon.

Overall, we aim to form a strong community around tango music, with a sense of friendship, sharing and joy, that can be able to greatly enhance the already strong tango scene on the tristate area, by forming musicians and ensembles, and by bringing some of the unique soul of Buenos Aires to every event.

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.

Tango panorama might have changed in the last decades, but there's still people who couldn't concieve a good party without a guitar player and some singers. And if there's empanadas or asado (and the ocassional wine), even better!

And we are backed by the Notsolatin organization, already a staple of South Philly, in which most of the community of musicians gather in a dozen of events every month to enjoy great home-made food, friendship, music and endless jams.Register here

June 27, 2026 12:00-8:00PM Not So Latin Outdoors Block Party (Rain or Shine)

 

After a three year hiatus, Notsolatin Outdoors is back and better than ever!!! Join us as we take Notsolatin to the streets (15th and Ritner st.) in a day of food, fun, fellowship and of course incredible music.

12:30pm Patricio Acevedo y Alejo de los Reyes “Latin American Treasures”
2pm Dani Dougherty and Friends
3:30pm São Paulo - Philly Connection
5pm Royale Trio
6:30pm Nazir Ebo

Food trucks on site!! Provided by
El Huarache Azteca

We hope to see you there!!

Corner of S. 15th St. & W. Ritner St.

Philadelphia, Pa

The block party is on: rain or shine! Performances will move indoors in case of rain.

June 26, 2026 7:00-10:00PM Not So Latin Fundraiser at The Ethical Society

 

We’re kicking off a great weekend of music to close out the season at the Philadelphia Ethical Society! Support notsolatin and listen to some of our favorite bands on Friday June 26th

7-10 pm
Doors at 6:30 pm
1906 Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA 19103

featuring
Patricio Acevedo and Alejo de los Reyes “Latin American Treasures”
Megnot Toggia and Friends
The São Paulo - Philly Connection

Tickets: $40

Philadelphia Ethical Society

1906 Rittenhouse Square

Philadelphia, Pa 

June 25-27, 2026 ¡Sabor! Latin Festival at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA

 

¡Sabor! Latin Festival is ArtsQuest’s vibrant celebration of Latin heritage, music, food and community. Every June, this free, three-day event features live performances, cultural activities for all ages and an irresistible variety of Latin cuisine from local vendors.

From the annual Puerto Rican Flag Raising Ceremony to dancing under the stars, ¡Sabor! Latin Festival is a joyful, family-friendly celebration of culture in the heart of the Lehigh Valley.

And of course, no festival is complete without incredible food. Enjoy delicious offerings from Holy Infancy Church, Hogar Crea, La Frikitona, and new this year—La Cocina del Abuelo (Grandpa’s Kitchen)!

Admission is FREE

Full music schedule here

June 24, 2026 7:00-8:30PM Magdaliz and Her Latin Ensemble Crisol at Bardascino Park

Magdaliz and Her Latin Ensemble Crisol

FREE outdoor concert open to the public

Bardascino Park
10th and Carpenter Street
(1000 S 10th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147)

Wednesday, June 24th, 2026 @ 7:00pm
(Rain Date Thursday, June 25th, 2026)

Feel free to bring refreshments, a chair, and your dancing shoes 

June 24, 2026 8:00-10:30PM Siempre Salsa Philly Latin Dance Party with Live Music from Orquesta del Barrio

 

Philly's "best tropical dance party" returns on WEDNESDAY, June 24th. No cover before 8 pm. Live salsa band starts at 8:30 pm. $10. cover after 8PM. Proper I.D. required

June 23, 2026 7:00PM Not So Latin Concerts: The São Paulo - Philly Connection

 

The Sao Paulo-Philly Connection comes to Notsolatin this tuesday for a very special live recording!! The São Paulo - Philly Connection explores the history of musical exchange between the United States and Brazil. Drawing on the repertoire of American jazz and folk songs, Brazilian popular music, and original compositions, the group pays tribute to the cultural contributions and musical dialogue between both countries.

João Bueno - piano
Jake Kelberman - guitar
Felipe Gianei - bass
Justin Bowden - drums
featuring special guests!

You don’t want to miss this!

Doors at 7, show at 7:30
No tickets required, $20 suggested donation
1440 W Ritner St. Philadelphia Pa

June 22, 2026 4:00PM Musicopia's Los Bomberos De La Calle - Afro Puerto Rican Music and Dance Performance at Parkway Central Library

 

Los Bomberos De La Calle is a music group directed by Anthony Mendez aka Mr. Tony.
Los Bomberos De La Calle is a music and dance ensemble who has been together for over 10 years. Their mission is to preserve Bomba & Plena music as well as to bring good vibes and positivity to as many communities we can in the tri-state area.

During assemblies Los Bomberos De La Calle engages the audience by speaking about the history of Bomba and Plena music and sharing a few songs and their meanings. Their performances and assemblies are very interactive during the songs as well as when the dancer shares some basics steps for the audience to pick up. Los Bomberos De La Calle plays and teaches the Bomba and Plena Genres so the audience will have a very good perception of what the two most authentic Puerto Rican music styles sounds like.

Los Bomberos De La Calle music and dance artists within the group have over 18+ years experience in this musical genre and connecting with the community through various events throughout the years.​

This special event will be held in the Montgomery Auditorium, ground floor

Parkway Central Library
1901 Vine Street (between 19th and 20th Streets on the Parkway)
Philadelphia, PA 19103-1189

June 21, 2026 12:00-8:00PM Juneteenth Celebration in Camden, NJ

 

June 21, 2026 6:00-8:30PM Ernesto's club with Fernanda Bravo at Longwood Gardens Beer Garden

 

Brazilian Choro and Samba featuring Rob Curto, Gregg Mervine and Fernanda Bravo from Philly Roda de Samba and Ernesto's Club.

Longwood Gardens

1001 Longwood Road

Kennett Square, PA 

Tickets: $22 - $38 

June 20, 2026 1:00-6:00PM Juneteenth Wellness and Arts Festival at Cherry Street Pier

 

Celebrate freedom, culture, and community at the Juneteenth Wellness & Arts Festival (#JWAF), a powerful, family-friendly event on the Philly Waterfront at Cherry Street Pier.

Presented by Shekhinah B. of The Women’s Coalition for Empowerment, this free festival honors the legacy of Juneteenth with a full day of live performances, interactive art, fitness sessions, health screenings, free giveaways, and more. It’s a zero-proof celebration featuring delicious signature mocktails inspired by classic spirits, the perfect way to toast joy, wellness, and Black excellence.

From uplifting music to hands-on art, this event is designed to support holistic well-being while showcasing the beauty and strength of Black culture.

Cherry St. Pier

121 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd

Philadelphia, Pa  19106

General Admission is free

June 20, 2026 2:00-4:30PM Black Dance Collab at Parkway Central Library

 

Our next Black Dance Collab program to elevate, amplify and elevate the stories of Philadelphia's Black dance community.

June 19, 2026 8:00-10:30PM Grupo Sumak de Philadelphia and Emospacebird at The Fallser Club

 

Emospacebird is the project of Philly-based artist Erin Dillard and it blends psychedelic soul, alt-rock, and indie-funk with deeply personal songwriting. Grupo Sumak de Philadelphia brings together six musicians from six Latin American countries, weaving African rhythms, Latin melodies, and psychedelic textures into something raw and distinctly Philly.

As a bonus, La Llamita Vegana, a woman- and Latinx-owned pop-up kitchen, will be on site with whole-food, plant-based Peruvian-inspired dishes. https://lallamitavegana.com/

Tickets: $20 + $2.07 fee

The Fallser Club

3721 Midvale Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19129, USA

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