I can't wait to share with all of you a few new Brazilian dance moves and drum breaks. Y'all betta get ready!
No experience necessary, all levels of movers are welcomed!
🗣️6 week Samba Series returns September 19th, Tuesdays 6:30-7:30pm at Awbury Arboretum
Thank you Awbury Arboretum Wellness Group for partnering with PHonk!Philly for this free community arts program
10 am – 4 pm | Art Activities | ages 2+
10:30 – 11 am + 11:15 – 11:45 am | Storytime | ages 2+
12:30 – 1:15 pm + 2:30 – 3:15 pm | Percussion Performances
One Art Community Center
1431-39 N 52nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19131
Philadelphia PA 19131
This summer Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture is proud to host our Summer Concert at One Art Community Center in Philadelphia. Al-Bustan's Summer Concert features headliner Felukah, with Sophia Tressa opening. General admission tickets are $20 and student tickets are $15. Venue doors open at 5:30 PM and the concert begins at 6 PM. Join us on Friday, August 4 for good company and great music!
Location: One Art Community Center
1431-39 N 52nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19131
Date: August 4th at 6:00 pm
Grab your tickets here.
The HIRUY TIRFE Quartet at Notsolatin!! Mark your calendars for Friday, August 4th as we welcome Hiruy Tirfe and his quartet to our stage. Here him all around Philly and venues across the country like Radio City Music Hall, Made In America Festival, AfroPunk Festival, NFL Draft, Monterey Jazz Festival, John F. Kennedy Center, NPR Tiny Desk Series, to name a few. It all starts at 7, see you there. #everythingskillin
$10 Suggested donation
1440 W Ritner Street, Philadelphia
Live Music sets: 6:30 + 7:45 pm
6300 Ridge Ave Philadelphia, PA 19128
Start August off the right way at Notsolatin! Saxophonist Raymond McMorrin joins Tim Brey in Raymond’s first time back in town in a while!! You dint want to miss what will be a great Philly reunion. It all starts at 7, see you there.
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner Street, Philadelphia
The Chronicles are back for Notsobigband Thirteen!! Its going to be an amazing composer session featuring all original compositions from the members of this great band. Be sure not to miss this and all the other great music happening at Notsolatin. It all starts at 7, see you there.
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner Street
Preston Lee’s Philly farewell at Notsolatin! Come hear saxophonist Preston Lee and his Quartet July 28th, at 7pm as he says goodbye to Philly (just for now). The Po-tet will play an eclectic mix of lesser known selections from the 20th century yet-to-be-heard in a jazz quartet. It all starts at 7pm, see you there!
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner St
Wednesday July 26th, welcome the Corey Bernhard Trio to Notsolatin! Corey and his band mates push the piano trio aesthetic to its limits through adventurous explorations in composition and improvisation, swerving into the worlds of indie-rock, hip-hop, folk, jazz, classical and more.
Featuring
Nazir Ebo, drums
Zwelakhe-Duma Bell le Pere, bass
You don’t want to miss it! See you there.
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner Street, Philadelphia
De Tierra Caliente’s wide array of musical styles present a mesmerizing musical journey that showcases the richness and diversity of the Americas. With authenticity at their core, they breathe life into each genre they embrace.
Bring a chair or blanket for seating. Free admission
8177 Roanoke St.
Philadelphia, Pa
In July, WE JAM! Our outdoor summer concert series returns as Garden Jams, a low-key, high-chill, al fresco scene in Stoner Courtyard at the rose-gold hour. Unwind to world music by local Philly bands. Grab small bites and sips from food trucks and a garden bar fully stocked with wine, beer, and non-alcoholic refreshments.
Malidelphia is a folkloric performance art ensemble that bridges the African immigrant and African-American communities through traditional and contemporary songs, dance, music, masquerade, and folklore. Comprised of African and African American professional artists, singers, dancers, and folklorists, their work is inspired by Ira Bond and his experiences in Mali while growing up in Philadelphia. The name Malidelphia refers to the connection between Malian and Philadelphian cultural art forms such as jazz, blues, Afropop, hip-hop, and percussion. This project provides an opportunity for African and African American populations to communicate, find commonalities, and enjoy shared musical lineages.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
French opera in south Philly? Count us in!! Join us as we welcome back the incredible Megnot Toggia for the second edition of Notsoopera!! She will be joined by Gabriel Feldt and Sirapat Jittapirom, for an amazing all-french night. You don’t want to miss it!
It all starts at 7pm, see you there
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Rinter Street, Philadelphia
Tomorrow in my backyard! Forecast of clear skies and high magic ✨ You can get tickets at the door too; just DM for address.
The Evan Kappleman Quartet at Notsolatin Friday, July 21st! Kappelman’s quartet presents a series of jazz originals and arrangements in a “Chordless” formant featuring some of Philly’s finest up-and-comers. You don’t want to miss it!! It all starts at 7pm, doors at 6:30
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner Street Philadelphia
In July, WE JAM! Our outdoor summer concert series returns as Garden Jams, a low-key, high-chill, al fresco scene in Stoner Courtyard at the rose-gold hour. Unwind to world music by local Philly bands. Grab small bites and sips from food trucks and a garden bar fully stocked with wine, beer, and non-alcoholic refreshments.
De Tierra Caliente is a Latin fusion band whose catchy melodies and Latin, Caribbean, and Brazilian rhythms inspire an irresistible North/South American party. Founded in 2014, this flavorful band from Philly and Puerto Rico has released two full-length albums and played hundreds of shows throughout the U.S mainland Puerto Rico, Colombia, and Brazil. De Tierra Caliente delivers the sabor and spice and alegria of warm-weather countries to American audiences, where formidable winters and nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic sometimes overshadow simple pleasures like sharing a meal with friends or going out dancing. These songs in Spanish, English, and Portuguese sing out the bright colors and familiar warmth of a South American kitchen.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104
It all starts at 7pm
$10 Suggested Donation
1440 W Ritner St Philadelphia
Get excited! Barnes on the Block presented by PNC Arts Alive, and in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia and AFROTAINO, returns for another round of outdoor fun for the entire family. Meet us on the Parkway for visual art displays, family-friendly art making, live performances, food trucks, a beer garden, and more.
This event is free, but registration is required to access the Barnes collection and special exhibition. Registration for timed admission to the galleries will open at 10am on Thursday, July 13.
Food trucks and beer garden
DJ sets by DJ JAMZ
Art and wellness workshop with Shanina Dionna
Performances by Batala Philly, TAMEARTZ, and Nasya Gay
Closing musical performance curated by AFROTAINO
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of hip-hop through dance and graffiti by TAMEARTZ
Experience the Clay Studio’s Claymobile, a pop-up ceramics studio
Make a flower crown with floral artist Marcellus
Get a personalized poem by Marshall Kavanaugh and Queen Phierce
Kick off the day with an art and wellness workshop led by Shanina Dionna
Learn about printmaking with Jessica Eldredge and see her work Infinite Prayer
Check out live mural painting by Mural Arts Philadelphia
Learn about the Caribbean roots of limbo with Nasya Gay
Free access to the Barnes collection and our newest special exhibition, William Edmondson: A Monumental Vision.
Register online or on-site for gallery access and for a chance to win a free Barnes membership. Four winners will be selected by a random drawing.
2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215.278.7000
