May 15
Witness to Revolution: The Unlikely Travels of Washington’s Tent Museum of the American Revolution, 101 S. 3rd St. Through Jan. 5, 2025. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. AmRevMuseum.org or 215-253-6731. All tickets valid for two consecutive days. Children 5 and under free.
May 17
A Philly-Centric Concert – At 9 p.m., at Craft Hall, 901 N. Delaware Ave. International recording artist Jae Mazor will make his return, joined by South Philly native recording artist Denine, as well as Peter Fontaine and Jesseee B. Doors open at 7 p.m. Hosted by DJ Slice and featuring music from DJ Spinatra between sets. Tickets are $35 and can be purchased at https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/phreestylephillyconcert/phreestyle-philly-concert. Tickets at the door are $40.
May 17
Coffee Social with Games – From 1-2 p.m. at South Philly Oak Street Health, 2310 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd. Free senior event. Come out to meet new friends. Scrabble, chess, cards. 267-758-7807.
May 18
PlazaPalooza – From 1-7 p.m. at Triangle Park, 23rd and South streets. There will be live music all day, face painting and balloon animals, food trucks and the kiddie train. Igloo, Graces Tavern and shops on Grays Ferry Avenue will be open for business. And new this year, a market with 15 local vendors. Rain date May 19.
May 20
Banh Mi and Bottles – Indulge in a culinary journey in celebration of AAPI month with Banh Mì and Bottles’ chef-owner Tuan Phung in collaboration with chef Thanh Nguyen of Gabriella’s Vietnam, showcasing a Viet-fusion menu incorporating dishes with a Cambodian flair and Korean influence. Priced at $100 per person, this event features a four-course prix fixe dinner with two seatings, and a menu presented by both chefs, paying homage to Asian American and Pacific Island cuisine. Tickets available on Resy.
May 21
Fuego Dinner – At 6:45 p.m. at Jezabel’s on the rooftop of the Bok Building, a tasting menu that is inspired by the Andes in Northwest Argentina. In collaboration with El Porvenir Wines, they will be providing wine pairings with the open fire menu. The menu allows guests to try appetizers, multi-course family-style dishes, grass-fed beef and a seven-day flan. The event is $250 per person and will begin promptly at 6:45 (doors open at 6:15). Tickets are available via Resy.
May 25-26
Bikeout – Cyclists are invited to experience a hassle-free overnight bike camping trip over the Memorial Day weekend on the next Bikeout group ride. Hosted by the Pennsylvania Environmental Council. A weekend of outdoor adventure along Greater Philadelphia’s Circuit Trails network. Riders will gather near the art museum and travel about 38 miles along the Schuylkill River and the Perkiomen Creek before spending the night at Camp Kweebec and riding back to Center City the following day. Staff will transport all gear, leaving participants free to enjoy the ride with guidance from Bikeout volunteers and mechanical support from Keystone Bicycle Co. The event is open to cyclists of all skill levels, ages 14+. Visit: https://www.bikeout.org/trips/philly-schwenksville-2024.
May 26
European Union Elections for Eligible Swedish Voters – From noon to 3 p.m. at the American Swedish Historical Museum, an in-person voting for the European Union elections for eligible Swedish voters living in Pennsylvania. All relevant information for voters can be found at https://www.swedenabroad.se/en/about-abroad-for-swedish-citizens/usa/service-for-swedish-citizens/voting-abroad—usa/. Voters should bring their IDs and voting cards.
May 28
The Joy of Chess – From 1-2 p.m. at South Philly Oak Street Health, 2310 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd. Free senior event. Beginners and all levels welcome. Learn or teach. Come out to meet new friends. Call 267-758-7807.
May 30
Stress Reduction Class with Paul – From noon to 1 p.m., at South Philly Oak Street Health, 2310 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd. Free senior event. Learn ways to calm your body and mind. 267-758-7807.
June 1
Family Fest – from noon to 6 p.m. at Central Green at the Navy Yard, the event is set to immerse attendees in the rhythm of live music, provide a world of fun-filled activities for children, tantalize their tastebuds with offerings from pay-as-you-go food trucks and support local arts/crafts vendors. The event is free to attend, but attendees are encouraged to register at https://navyyard.org/events/navy-yard-family-fest/ to receive updates about the event.
June 15
The Big Dill – From noon to 7 p.m. at Xfinity Live!, the world’s largest pickle party is coming to Philadelphia. The venue, located at 1100 Pattison Ave., will transform into the epicenter of the ultimate pickle celebration, brimming with good times and great vibes.
August 17
Vegandale – At the Navy Yard, a diverse and growing list of food, beverage and lifestyle vendors from around the world, promising attendees an opportunity to try the best and newest in vegan products. In particular, the Philadelphia edition is set to showcase both local and vendors from around the world, offering an opportunity for attendees to try dishes and products not readily available elsewhere. The festival brings a blend of music, food and art. Tickets can be purchased from vegandalefest.com
