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If you notice are any errors or omissions in accessibility information, please send an email :) For event submissions, questions, feedback, to have your event taken off the calendar, to put the septacalendar admin on your guest list (or give other financial support), email<div class="email">septacalendar at protonmail dot com</div> RE: ASK A PUNK SHOWS(click-replace:"RE: ASK A PUNK SHOWS")[Please only submit "ask a punk" or "message the venue on social media" shows if there is an email address (that can be put on this website) for folks to get that information. Feel free to email if there's questions or concerns about this.] <div class="small">(text-style: "fade-in-out") [🔨😅This page is super duper under construction!😅🔨] </div> <div class="smallnotcenter">[[changelog]]</div> [[mon, november 18]] [[tues, november 19]] [[wed, november 20]] [[fri, november 22]] [[sat, november 23]] [[sun, november 24]] [[tues, november 26]] [[fri, november 29]] [[sun, december 1]] [[wed december 4]] [[fri, december 6]] [[sat, december 7]] [[fri, december 13]] [[thurs, january 23]] [[ongoing events]] [[weekly events]] [[monthly events]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[art]] [[fests, fairs, & swaps]] [[food]] [[film]] [[political and/or educational]] [[music ]] [[readings & discussions]] [[social events & parties]] [[physical & mental health]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[DIVIDE AND DISSOLVE, SOUL GLO, FRACTURE]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[The Monthly Fund - December 2019 Edition]] [[Soul Glo::The Joint Chiefs of Math::Ghösh]] [[Solarized::Voarm (VA)::Night Raids]] 18/21+ [[Amy Klein & Her Band::Rainbow Crimes::Friendship Collective 21+]] [[Deviant Dance Party /// Black Friday 21+]] <h4>ongoing weekly events</h4>wednesdays [[Dolphin Karaoke 21+]] <h4>ongoing monthly events</h4>first thursdays [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] third wednesdays [[ReignForest 21+]] Hit up <a href="https://phillyshowlist.wordpress.com/" target="_blank"> phillyshowlist.wordpress.com</a> for many, many, many more shows. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les!]] [[A Collection of Indigenous Shorts from Sundance Film Fest 2019]] [[Pinko- Reading at Paul Robeson House]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] [[Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking]] [[A Conversation with Sophie Lewis]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] If any links are broken, please email septacalendar at protonmail dot com. <h3>A Space-</h3> The A Space front door is at ground level. The gender neutral bathroom is very small. <h3> Amalgam Comics & Coffeehouse</h3>There is a bit of a bump to get in the front door, but once inside, Amalgam is completely wheelchair accessible. Has gender neutral bathrooms. <h3>The Cedar Works-</h3> ADA accessible space and gender neutral bathrooms. Seating is available for all body sizes. <h3>Common Beat Music</h3>The front door has a step of about 4 inches. Most events are held in the back courtyard, and the aisles of the shop are wide enough for most wheelchairs, but there is one more small step from the door frame of about 2 or 3 inches into the back yard. Smoking is allowed in the back courtyard. The bathroom is 4ft x 10ft and maintains a width of roughly 32 inches throughout, but may be tight for wheelchairs to maneuver because it's built into a corner. <h3>Cousin Danny's</h3>Shows on the second floor, accessible by a flight of stairs, or a steep ramp. The bathrooms are gendered and are small. Venue is not scent/smoke free. <h3>The Dolphin Bar-</h3>The Dolphin is ADA accessible. <h3>FringeArts</h3>FringeArts Theater is equipped with a wheelchair accessible ramp entrance as well as an elevator. We have 20 wheelchair and companion seats available in the theater’s standard layout. Please talk to the FringeArts Front of House manager upon arrival for assistance. Limited wheelchair accessible parking is available. Please call 215-413-1318 or email patronservices@fringearts.com to ensure your accessible parking spot. Accessibility service requests require one month’s notice. Complimentary companion seats are available to patrons who require a paid Personal Care Attendant (PCA). Please contact Patron Services directly to reserve a PCA ticket. Contact Patron Services patronservices@fringearts.com or call 215-413-1318 for a complete list of accessibility options, accessibility service requests, questions and comments. Some accessibility services offered include:<ul><li>Audio Description for patrons who are blind or low-vision <li>Hearing Assistance Headsets for patrons who are hearing impaired <li>Relaxed Performances- Adapted productions that aim to reduce anxiety and accommodate audience members with sensory needs. <li>Open Captioning for patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing <li>ASL Interpretation for patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing</ul>FringeACCESS- Pennsylvania ACCESS Card holders can receive up to four (4) tickets discounted to $2 each for any FringeArts performance at the FringeArts Theater. For more information about FringeACCESS click <a href="https://fringearts.com/accessibility/fringeaccess-membership-program/" target="_blank">here.</a> For a description of what to expect when you come to one of our performances, check out our <a href="https://n74df333l0p11ftok3gpzqtz-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Going-To-The-FringeArts-Theater_Venue-Guide_October-14th.pdf" target="_blank"</a>Accessibility Guide.</a> All info taken from the FringeArts website's extremely thorough webpages detailing their accessibility information. <a href="https://fringearts.com/accessibility/" target="_blank">Find more infomation here.</a> <h3>Icebox Projects Space</h3>There is a ramp to the front door. Bathrooms are wheelchair accessible, and gendered. <h3>Inner Rhythms-</h3> "The studio is up one flight of 20 stairs." (from <a href="https://www.innerrhythmsmusic.com/contact.html/" target="_blank"> innerrhythmsmusic.com</a>) <h3>Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)</h3>ICA tries to make as many accommodations as possible to meet our visitors’ needs. If you have questions regarding our accessibility, or need assistance for your visit, please contact us.<ul><li>Free WiFi (log on PennGuest)</li><li>Service animals welcome</li><li>A map of the building with accessibility information can be found <a href="https://icaphila.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Updated-ICA-Access-Map.pdf" target="_blank">here</a></li><li>A gender-neutral accessible restroom is available on the first floor, self-identified gendered restrooms are also available on the first floor.</li><li>Water fountains are located near the restrooms on the first floor.</li><li>All galleries are accessible by the elevator, which also gives access to the mezzanine and terrace with the assistance of a staff member.</li><li>A wheelchair is available for visitors who need assistance.</li><li>Gallery stools are available for all visitors upon request at the front desk.</li><li>Large print gallery guides are available for visitors to borrow while in the galleries. Please inquire with visitor services staff at the front desk.</li></ul> from <a href="https://icaphila.org/visit/" target ="_blank">icaphila.org</a> <h3>Khyber Pass Pub</h3>Events are held on the second floor, up a flight of stairs. <h3>Parkway Central Library</h3>Facilities include:<ul><li>Baby changing station</li><li>Children's only restroom</li><li>Computers for public use</li><li>Electrical outlets available</li><li>Handicapped accessible</li><li>Meeting space (reservation required)</li><li>Pay phone</li><li> Photocopier (black/white)</li><li> Printing (black/white)</li><li>Public restrooms</li><li>Scanner</li><li>Screen magnify tools</li><li>Screen-reading software (JAWS)</li><li> Self-service checkout</li><li>Water fountain</li><li>Wireless internet access (wi/fi)</li></ul>from <a href="https://libwww.freelibrary.org/locations/parkway-central-library" target="_blank">freelibrary.org</a> <h3>PFS Roxy</h3>The Philadelphia Film Society is committed to providing an environment that is inclusive and welcoming to all patrons. <ul><li><h4>Wheelchair Access</h4> The Philadelphia Film Center is designed for wheelchair access. The main lobby entrance is ramped, and restrooms are accessible in the lower lobby via elevator. For patrons attending an event in the Black Box Theater there is also an accessible restroom on the second floor. Performances in the Mainstage are accessible from the main lobby, and performances in the second-floor Black Box Theater are accessible via elevator. Wheelchair accessible locations, designated aisle transfer seats (Mainstage only), and companion seating are available for all performances, and may be purchased online or by calling our box office at 215-422-4580. For general admission events wheelchair accessible, designated aisle transfer seats (Mainstage only), and companion seating are available on a first come, first served basis. To ensure comfort and emergency evacuation safety, Philadelphia Film Center ushers will store mobility assistive devices once patrons have reached their seats, and will ensure that patrons shall have access to their devices upon request, or during breaks in the performance, and at the performance end.<li><h4>Assistive Listening</h4>Assistive Listening Devices for patrons who need additional amplification are available for live events (Mainstage only). Please inquire with House Management upon arrival to obtain a device.<li><h4>Service Animals</h4> Trained service animals are welcome at the Philadelphia Film Center.</li><li><h4>ASL- American Sign Language (ASL)</h4> interpretation may be available for select events. To request accommodations, send requests at least three weeks prior to the event date to info@philafilmcenter.org or call 267-239-2941.</li></ul> <a href="http://filmadelphia.org/pfc-accessibility/" target="_blank">from filmadelphia.org</a> <h3>Philadelphia Museum of Art</h3> <ul><li>All floors are accessible by elevator. <li>There is seating in almost every third gallery. <li>Free wheelchairs are available inside each entrance, first-come, first-served. Adjustable height canes with rubber tips also available. <li>Audio tours are free for visitors who are blind or partially sighted. Request them at any Visitor Services Desk, located near all entrances. <li>For large-print and braille materials, contact us three weeks before your visit at 215-684-7602 or AccessProg@philamuseum.org. <li>Visitors with Mobility, Hearing, Visual, or Intellectual Disabilities: We can adapt tours to meet your needs and interests, and provide touchable and visual materials to bring artwork to life.</ul> more information at <a href="https://www.philamuseum.org/visit/accessibility" target="_blank">philamuseum.org</a> <h3>PhilaMOCA</h3> Single step to get into the room, we have a metal ramp right next to the front door that takes a second to set up, there will be a staff member at the door who can set it up no problem. <h3>The Rotunda</h3>The Rotunda is wheelchair accessible. Smoking is not allowed inside. On the main floor there is a large, unisex, single occupancy bathroom. The bathrooms in the basement are gendered and have multiple stalls. <h3>Sankofa House</h3>About six steps to the front door. There is a gender neutral bathroom on the first floor. Venue is not smoke or scent free. <h3>Temple Performing Arts Center-</h3><ul> <li><h4>Seating</h4>Wheelchair-accessible seat locations are available throughout Lew Klein Hall and The Chapel of Four Chaplains. Be sure to request these seats when purchasing tickets. Exact seat locations in Lew Klein Hall can be seen on our seating charts.</li><li><h4>Entrance</h4>Our wheelchair-accessible entrance is located on the north side of the venue at the corner of Broad Street and Polett Walk near the Univesity Gate. Door is push-button activated. From this entrance, guests in wheelchairs can use the elevator to access the Main Lobby.</li><li><h4>Elevator & Restrooms</h4>Our elevator is conveniently located near the wheelchair-accessible entrance and can access all levels of the venue. ADA-compliant restrooms are available on the Mezzanine/Balcony Level and the Chapel/Lower Level.</li><li><h4>Parking</h4>Temple University has designated van-accessible and regular ADA-compliant parking spaces in all parking areas. Additionally, a limited number of on-street ADA-compliant parking spaces are made available by the City of Philadelphia and are located throughout Main Campus. Contact the Office of Parking Services for more information about parking.</li><li><h4>Assisted Listening</h4>Assisted listening devices are available for events in Lew Klein Hall on a first come, first served basis. Please inquire with a TPAC staff member upon your arrival for assistance.</li><li><h4>American Sign Language Interpretation (ASL)</h4>American Sign Language interpretation (ASL) is available at limited and select events. ASL allows deaf patrons to understand and enjoy the event by having all spoken and sung words translated into sign language. Call us at 215.204.9860 to find out if ASL is available at the event you are interested in attending.</li></ul> <h3>Vox Populi-</h3> "ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENTPlease note that Vox Populi is located on the third floor of a historic warehouse building at 319 N. 11th Street and that there are five steps leading from the street-level to the first-floor landing where the passenger elevator picks-up/drops-off. The entry into/out of the elevator is 29-inches wide, so may not accommodate all wheelchairs or motorized chairs. Any individual requiring a ramp to navigate this entryway is encouraged to get in touch with Vox Populi ahead of time to coordinate ramp-access and discuss accessibility details. Our ramps may not be suitable for all wheelchairs or motorized chairs, so we strongly encourage anyone requiring a ramp to be in touch at: events@voxpopuligallery.org or 215.238.1236" (from <a href="http://voxpopuligallery.org/about-vox/" target="_blank"> voxpopuligallery.org The bathroom is gender neutral.</a>) <h3> William Way Community Center</h3> Small wheelchair lift in the front that may not accomodate large wheelchairs. There is a ramp in the back that will accomodate larger wheelchairs. William Way asks that people call ahead if they will need to use the back ramp. Once inside, facilities are accessible. <h3> The Wooden Shoe-</h3> A slight incline to enter the front door. The bathroom is small and gender neutral. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h3>all events</h3>listed chronologically<ul style="list-style-type:none;">[[A Collection of Indigenous Shorts from Sundance Film Fest 2019]] [[ROZA – The Country of Two Rivers: Rojava Documentary]] [[Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les!]] [[DIVIDE AND DISSOLVE, SOUL GLO, FRACTURE]] [[Trans Day of Remembrance]] [[Pinko- Reading at Paul Robeson House]] [[Amy Klein & Her Band::Rainbow Crimes::Friendship Collective 21+]] [[Rashaad Newsome, "Black Magic: FIVE"]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[Deviant Dance Party /// Black Friday 21+]] [[Community Vegan Potluck]] [[Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking]] [[The Monthly Fund - December 2019 Edition]] [[Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair: Benefit for WOAR]] [[Philly Small Press Faire]] [[Healing & Justice; a benefit for Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Russell Maroon Shoatz]] [[Soul Glo::The Joint Chiefs of Math::Ghösh]] [[Solarized::Voarm (VA)::Night Raids]] [[A Conversation with Sophie Lewis]] </Ul> <h3>ongoing events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">[[Black Womxn Temporal Portal]] </ul> <h3>weekly events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">sundays [[North Philly Food Not Bombs]] wednesdays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] [[Community Yoga at Sankofa House]] [[Dolphin Karaoke 21+]] thursdays [[Food Not Bombs]] [[Food Not Bombs Solidarity]] fridays [[Anarchy Afternoons]] [[West Philly Food Not Bombs]]</UL> <h3>monthly events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">first sundays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] first thursdays [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] third wednesdays [[ReignForest 21+]] third fridays [[Fistful of Kisses]] </ul> [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>These events are either free or notaflof- no one turned away for lack of funds</h4>listed chronologically<ul style="list-style-type:none;">[[ROZA – The Country of Two Rivers: Rojava Documentary]] [[Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les!]] [[Trans Day of Remembrance]] [[Pinko- Reading at Paul Robeson House]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[Community Vegan Potluck]] [[Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking]] [[The Monthly Fund - December 2019 Edition]] [[Philly Small Press Faire]] [[Solarized::Voarm (VA)::Night Raids]] [[A Conversation with Sophie Lewis]] </Ul> <h3>ongoing events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">[[Black Womxn Temporal Portal]] </ul> <h3>weekly events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">sundays [[North Philly Food Not Bombs]] wednesdays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] [[Community Yoga at Sankofa House]] [[Dolphin Karaoke 21+]] thursdays [[Food Not Bombs]] [[Food Not Bombs Solidarity]] fridays [[Anarchy Afternoons]] [[West Philly Food Not Bombs]] </ul> <h3>monthly events</h3><ul style="list-style-type:none;">first sundays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] first thursdays [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] third fridays [[Fistful of Kisses]] </ul> [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] sundays [[North Philly Food Not Bombs]] wednesdays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] [[Community Yoga at Sankofa House]] [[Dolphin Karaoke 21+]] thursdays [[Food Not Bombs]] [[Food Not Bombs Solidarity]] fridays [[Anarchy Afternoons]] [[West Philly Food Not Bombs]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Fridays from 3pm to 6pm</h4><h4>A Space 4722 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[The A Space front door is at ground level. The bathroom is very small.] <h4> $ free </h4> Drop in for discussions, films, zines, and coffee. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les!]] [[A Collection of Indigenous Shorts from Sundance Film Fest 2019]] [[Trans Day of Remembrance]] [[Pinko- Reading at Paul Robeson House]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] [[Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking]] [[The Monthly Fund - December 2019 Edition]] [[Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair: Benefit for WOAR]] [[Healing & Justice; a benefit for Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Russell Maroon Shoatz]] [[A Conversation with Sophie Lewis]] ongoing events [[Black Womxn Temporal Portal]] <h4>ongoing weekly events</h4> wednesdays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] fridays [[Anarchy Afternoons]] <h4>ongoing monthly events</h4> first sundays [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[Deviant Dance Party /// Black Friday 21+]] [[Community Vegan Potluck]] <h4>ongoing weekly events</h4>wednesdays [[Anarchy Afternoons]] <h4>ongoing monthly events</h4>first thursdays [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] third wednesdays [[ReignForest 21+]] third fridays [[Fistful of Kisses]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Wednesdays from 10PM to 11:59PM</h4><h4>The Dolphin 1539 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[The Dolphin is ADA accessible.] <h4>$ free</h4> Karaoke with Pat Pharari, every Wednesday night, no cover! [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair: Benefit for WOAR]] [[Philly Small Press Faire]] [[Healing & Justice; a benefit for Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Russell Maroon Shoatz]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[A Collection of Indigenous Shorts from Sundance Film Fest 2019]] [[ROZA – The Country of Two Rivers: Rojava Documentary]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Saturday, November 23 at 8PM</h4><h4>Icebox Projects Space 1400 N. American St, North Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There is a ramp to the front door. Bathrooms are wheelchair accessible, and gendered.]<h4>$ 15 <a href="https://newyorklivearts.secure.force.com/ticket/?_ga=2.88785244.678996199.1567791310-2047488555.1567791310#sections_a0F0Z00000R33QrUAJ" target="_blank">buy tickets</a></h4> FIVE is a multimedia performance that abstracts the art of Vogue Femme, a dance form originating from the African-American and Latino LGBTQ community of 1970s Harlem. In the performance five dancers represent the five elements of Vogue Femme—hands, catwalk, floor performance, spin dips, and duck-walking. As each dancer takes the floor, a hip-hop M.C., an operatic vocalist, a black gospel choir, and five musicians improvise an interactive soundtrack, building to a carefully structured crescendo of sound and movement. Using custom made motion-tracking technology, created from a combination of creative coding and video game hardware, Newsome maps the movement patterns of dancers during the live performances and transform the collected data into digital neoactionist drawings in real-time on a screen above the performance. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Rashaad Newsome, "Black Magic: FIVE"]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair: Benefit for WOAR]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[Philly Small Press Faire]] ongoing events [[Black Womxn Temporal Portal]] <h4>ongoing monthly events</h4> first thursdays [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Amy Klein & Her Band::Rainbow Crimes::Friendship Collective 21+]] [[Rashaad Newsome, "Black Magic: FIVE"]] [[Community Vegan Potluck]] ongoing weekly events sundays [[North Philly Food Not Bombs]] thursdays [[Food Not Bombs]] [[Food Not Bombs Solidarity]] fridays [[West Philly Food Not Bombs]] [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Fridays at 4:30</h4><h4>Malcom X Park 5100 Pine St, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Malcom X Park is outside. There are benches and some tables. Bathrooms are usually locked unless there is a city-planned event happening.] <h4> $ free </h4> Free hot meal. Free groceries. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Thursdays at 4PM to 5PM</h4><h4>Calvary St. Augustine Episcopal Church 814 North 41st Street, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info unknown <h4> $ free </h4> Free groceries. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Sundays at 5:30</h4><h4> Aviator Park 1900-1958 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info unknown<h4> $ free </h4> Free hot meal. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Thursdays at 5:30</h4><h4>46th St. Station 46th and Market, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Location is outdoors.]<h4> $ free </h4> Free groceries, and free hot meal. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] first sunday of the month [[Pay What You Wish @ Philadelphia Museum of Art]] first thursday of the month [[Transcend: A Trans and Non Binary Artists Showcase]] third wednesdays of the month [[ReignForest 21+]] third friday of the month [[Fistful of Kisses]]<h4>Third Fridays of the month, 10PM-2AM</h4><h4>Dahlak Paradise 4708 Baltimore Ave, West Philadelphia</h4> accessibility info unknown<h4>$ free</h4> Party with a purpose. Expect to hear synthpop - deep house - queer bangers 100% of donations go to a local or national cause for social/economic justice. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>weekday, Month day from time to time</h4><h4>place address, neighborhood Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[text] <h4> $ price <a href="website" target="_blank"> acquire tickets</a></h4> event text [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>First Sunday of the month from 10AM to 5PM Wednesdays from 5PM to 8:45PM</h4><h4>Philadelphia Museum of Art 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, North Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[All floors are accessible by elevator. <li>There is seating in almost every third gallery. <li>Free wheelchairs are available inside each entrance, first-come, first-served. Adjustable height canes with rubber tips also available. <li>Audio tours are free for visitors who are blind or partially sighted. Request them at any Visitor Services Desk, located near all entrances. <li>For large-print and braille materials, contact us three weeks before your visit at 215-684-7602 or AccessProg@philamuseum.org. <li>Visitors with Mobility, Hearing, Visual, or Intellectual Disabilities: We can adapt tours to meet your needs and interests, and provide touchable and visual materials to bring artwork to life.</ul> more information at <a href="https://www.philamuseum.org/visit/accessibility" target="_blank">philamuseum.org</a>] <h4> $ free/pay what you want</h4> Free/pay what you like admission into the art museum first Sundays and every Wednesday evening. ACCESS/EBT cardholders get free admission for themselves plus 3 adults. Folks under 18 get free admission every day. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Tuesday, November 19 from 7PM to 11PM</h4><h4>Cousin Danny's 50th and Market, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Shows on the second floor, accessible by a flight of stairs, or a steep ramp. The bathrooms are small. Venue is not scent/smoke free.] <h4> $ 10 <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/divide-and-dissolve-australia-bitter-lake-oakland-soul-glo-fracture-tickets-76710123043?aff=ebdssbdestsearch" target="_blank"> buy tickets</a></h4> <a href="https://divideanddissolve.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">Divide and Dissolve</a>(Australia) Divide And Dissolve are Takiaya Reed & Sylvie Nehill, a heavy two-piece band from turtle island and so-called Australia. They utilize drums, guitar, saxophone and live effects to create music designed to decolonise; it also aims to decenter and destroy white supremacy. Their work aims to lift up and pay respect to their ancestors. Divide and Dissolve have grown in prominence for their live acts and are renowned for their bone crushing wall of amps that command the room. <a href="https://bitterlakeoakland.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">Bitter Lake</a>(Oakland) Bitterlake are a sonically dissonant, yet groovy explosion of passion and social consciousness. Bitter Lake attempts to yell to the concerns of the poor and downtroden from the mountain tops. With songs like “Betrayal” which speaks to the neoliberal sacrifice of America, to “A Subtly (War on the Poor)” a song about the mass incarceration, which is nothing more than neo-slavery. Bitter Lake is the soundtrack to a movement: a movement against fascism, poverty, racism, sexism, homophobia, climate destruction, and the oppressive neoliberal agenda. Soul Glo Fracture [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[ROZA – The Country of Two Rivers: Rojava Documentary]] [[DIVIDE AND DISSOLVE, SOUL GLO, FRACTURE]] [[Black Womxn Temporal Portal]] <h4>November 1 through November 28. Gallery hours are Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 12PM-5PM</h4><h4>Painted Bride Art Center 230 Vine Street, Center City Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There are two steps into the main gallery.] <h4> $ free </h4> Black Womxn Temporal Portal by Black Quantum Futurism Considering the unique, intersectional temporal experiences of Black women, femmes, and girls and the ways in which we are being actively erased from the objective, linear future, the Black Womxn Temporal Portal is a temporal sanctuary for self-identified Black womxn, femmes, and girls. The portal activates the plurality, subjectivity, and quantum nature of the future(s) where Black woman, femmes, girls exist and are safe, loved, and valued, containing an open access, interactive nonlinear timescape/tapestry/temporal map/toolkit of Black womanist temporal rituals and tech including photos, text-based games, soundscapes, essays and short films preparing us for Black quantum womanist future(s). The portal also exists as a web-based platform at <a href="https://www.blackwomxntemporal.net/" target="_blank">www.blackwomxntemporal.net</a> Black Womxn Temporal Portal will be on display in gallery, at the Bride, from November 1-28. Gallery hours are Wednesday-Friday from 12PM to 5PM. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] bwtemporal epxires november 28<h4>Monday, November 18 from 7PM to 8PM</h4><h4>Wooden Shoe Books 704 South St, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility nfo(click-replace:"accessibility info")[A slight incline to enter the front door. The bathroom is small. ] <h4> $ free </h4> Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les! The collective "Let's disarm them!” was founded in 2012 by anarchistactivists who for several years faced state violence and were directly affected by the use of grenades and rubber bullets. Invested in major radical anti-capitalist and ecological struggles between 2011 and 2015 (anti-nuclear and against “useless big construction projects”), the collective met other groups opposed to police violence, street medics, but also many victims, mutilated or close to people killed by the police. At the end of 2014, "Let's disarm them!” participated in the building of a national network of mutilated people, the “Assembly of the Wounded”. The state of emergency decreed at the end of 2015 after the attacks of Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan fundamentally transformed the French society and the militarization of the public space accelerated between 2015 and 2018, together with a sharp rise of the far right. Members of the collectives were under house arrest and on numerous occasions prohibited from demonstrating, arrested and brought to justice. The revolts against the labor reform and those of the Yellow Vests between 2016 and 2019 were harshly repressed. Many people have been injured, mutilated and imprisoned. A member of the collective is organizing an infotour on the East Coast of the United States in November 2019. He proposes to describe the workings of state violence and the evolution of policing in France, from a historical and radical perspective. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Community Vegan Potluck]]<h4>Sunday, December 1 at 5PM</h4><h4>The Rotunda 4014 Walnut St, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[The Rotunda is wheelchair accessible. Smoking is not allowed inside. On the main floor there is a large, unisex, single occupancy bathroom. The bathrooms in the basement are gendered and have multiple stalls.] <h4> $ free </h4> Please join us for a vegan potluck just like the fun ones we have hosted here in the past! Children are welcome! We can accommodate dozens of folks and really want to encourage you to bring guests as well as meet new people. Please bring a small vegan dish of your choosing, a card or sheet of paper listing your ingredients, and a serving utensil. Vegan food uses no animal ingredients so please make sure your dish does not contain dairy milk/cream/yogurt/cheese (vegan versions of all of these can be found at stores or made at home!), whey, meat, eggs, honey, etc. If anyone brings non vegan food to the potluck, we will ask them to put it away. We want to serve food vegan only. No alcohol Just a couple of notes: The Rotunda doesn't have a kitchen, so please bring your dishes ready to serve. We do have a small microwave and a refrigerator. We can't guarantee enough outlets for crock pots and the like. In addition, The Rotunda will provide disposable or compostable plates, forks, knives, spoons, cups, and napkins but you're more than welcome to bring your own reusables! [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Friday, November 22 at 7PM</h4><h4>Paul Robeson House 4951 Walnut St, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[About seven steps to the front door. Unknown if there is a ramp.] <h4> $ free </h4> The Paul Robeson House will host a reading and discussion with members of the <a href="https://pinko.online/" target="_blank">Pinko collective</a> at 7pm. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Pinko- Reading at Paul Robeson House]] <h4>Monday, November 18 at 7PM</h4><h4>PFS The Roxy 2023 Sansom St, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Venue is wheelchair accessible and has assistive listening devices. For more informtion visit <a href="http://filmadelphia.org/pfc-accessibility/" target="_blank">filmadelphia.org</a>] <h4> $ Children-$8, Senior/Military/Student-$12, Adults $13 <a href="http://filmadelphia.org/events/sundance-indigenous-shorts/" target="_blank"> buy tickets</a></h4> CinéSPEAK and Philadelphia Film Society in-conjunction with We Are the Seeds and Indigenous 215 are proud to present-- A COLLECTION OF INDIGENOUS SHORT FILMS FROM SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2019--a collaboration by Sundance Film Festival and Art House Convergence This exciting collaboration brings six Indigenous short films from Sundance Institute Fellows to select art house theaters in North America during November’s annual celebration of National Native American and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The screening will be followed by a discussion moderated by leaders from We Are the Seeds and Indigenous 215. <h4>About We are the Seeds: </h4>We Are the Seeds of CultureTrust is committed to uplifting and centering Indigenous voices through the arts. Seeds was founded by a team of Indigenous women who are dedicated to educating the world about art and culture as it relates to understanding Indigenous people, the history of (what is now called) the United States, and who we all are as American people today. The organization produces cultural events that feature fine art, music, dance, fashion, literary, and culinary art. More Info: <a href="http://www.wearetheseeds.org/" target="_blank">www.wearetheseeds.org</a> <h4>About Indigenous 215: </h4>We are a group of Indigenous people of the western hemisphere living in the greater Philadelphia who seek to bring together all of the Indigenous peoples from the region. We seek to foster community, promote awareness and education of Indigenous history and contemporary communities, and to support the urgent struggles for Indigenous rights, sovereignty, and self determination in Philadelphia. We also facilitate the Indigenous 215 social closed-group: If you are Native American, First Nation, Alaskan Native, Hawaiian Native or Indigenous person of the Americas (western hemisphere), we welcome you to join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/Indigenous215/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- About cinéSPEAK: cinéSPEAK is a Philadelphia-based organization that engages diverse audiences through our independent, repertory and foreign film programming; creating space and centering the stories of individuals and communities that are often underrepresented in mainstream cinema. cinéSPEAK promotes community togetherness and global understanding by engaging film enthusiasts while cultivating the next generation of discerning moviegoers; encouraging people to demand social justice both on-screen and throughout society. cinéSPEAK is a proudly-sponsored project of CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia, a charitable 501(c)(3) trust supporting diverse cultural practices in the Philadelphia region. Follow the Journey! www.cineSPEAK.org @cineSPEAK — Twitter and Instagram CinéSPEAK — Facebook [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[A Collection of Indigenous Shorts from Sundance Film Fest 2019]] [[Presentation by the french collective Desarmons-les!]] <h4>Wednesday, November 20 from 6PM to 9PM</h4><h4>William Way LGBT Community Center 1315 Spruce St, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Small wheelchair lift in the front that may not accomodate large wheelchairs. There is a ramp in the back that will accomodate larger wheelchairs. William Way asks that people call ahead if they will need to use the back ramp. Once inside, facilities are accessible.] <h4> $ free></h4> Join us as we honor the memory of those whose lives were lost as a result of transphobia and suicide. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>third Wednesdays from 9PM to 2PM</h4><h4>Warehouse on Watts 923 N Watts, North Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible. Venue is two stories, and has no elevator. Smoking is be allowed inside.] <h4> $ 10 </h4> A MONTHLY event EVERY 3RD WEDNESDAY that will focus on breakbeat culture in all of its forms with a heavy emphasis on DnB and Jungle. You’ll hear a mixture of classic tracks and groundbreaking futuristic rhythms curated by DJ HA and the LEFT RITE crew featuring additional Special Guests every month...at Warehouse on Watts .. The best dance club in town!!! [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>First Thursdays of the month at 9PM</h4><h4>Tabu Lounge and Sports Bar 254 S 12th St, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info unknown <h4> $ free</h4> WE ARE THE FUTURE A view of trans and non binary folks in the near future, going beyond gender and societal lines. Let's be free and let's TRANSCEND. Hosted by Icon Ebony-fierce Starring Mercury With Renaissance Noir and the birthday babe Yari!!! With DJ LILI ST QUEER Shows at 11 and Midnight! [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <div class="hide">https://www.facebook.com/events/2676044425788137</div> <h4>Sunday, November 24 from 12PM to 4:30PM</h4><h4>MilkBoy 1100 Chestnut St, Center City, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There is a flight of stairs leading to the party and show. Bathrooms are gender neutral.] <h4> $ free </h4> Let's FEAST darling! Come out to the premiere day drag kiki and show! As always: VOGUE. R&B. TRAP. HOUSE. POP. RITA BRUJERIA PATTI LUSTONED QUEEN OF HEARTS DAMSAL Food is now served upstairs for the shows! What more do you need to come? Let's celebrate together over a FEAST! With DJ DELISH on the 1s and 2s Doors at 12! shows at 1:30 and 3:30! *THIS IS A SAFER SPACE. NO ISMS, PHOBIAS, NON CONSENTUAL TOUCHING OR EXTREME INTOXICATION* [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Friday, November 29 from 9PM to 2AM</h4><h4>Underground Arts 1200 Callowhill St, North Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[text] <h4> $ 10 <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/deviant-dance-party-tickets-75175551097" target="_blank"> buy tickets</a></h4> + PEOPLE LOVE MACHINES IN 2019 + After the hell of the holidays, we've got the ELIXIR to repair you. Deviant Dance Party returns for round two at Underground Arts on BLACK FRIDAY. DEVIANT DANCE PARTY is back and BIGGER THAN EVER. We'll be JACKING YOU IN for a full body UPGRADE at Philadelphia's Underground Arts. Residents THE SATANIC SISTERHOOD command the DJ booth; bringing you a multi-genre mix of INDUSTRIAL, ELECTROPOP, SYNTH, DARK EDM and more. This time around, we're making it a family affair with our good friend and SPECIAL GUEST: None other than Vortex's MIGHTY MIKE SAGA will be mixing it up with us all night long. If you've never seen what happens when the Sisterhood and Saga COMBINE and ATTAK, you're in for a real treat. Custom cyberpunk AESTHETIC PROJECTIONS and dynamic lighting set the mood on the big screen and throughout the venue. LET IT ALL OUT on our massive dancefloor or cool your engines in several LOUNGE areas. DRESS TO KILL OR COME AS YOU ARE. ALL DEVIANTS WELCOME. BARTENDERS Our female furies Lindzey and Luna will once again be infusing you with social lubricants. Care for them as they care for us! DRINK SPECIAL We've heard your requests! CUSTOM ALL BLACK SHOT and additional drink specials TBA. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Saturday, December 7 from 10AM to 5PM</h4><h4>Bok 1901 S 9th St, South Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Bok is ADA accessible via a ramp on Mifflin Street (next to the loading dock closest to 9th Street). There are also ADA accessible restrooms on the main floor. Bathrooms are not gender neutral.] <h4> $ 5 <a href="https://housecatpresents.ticketleap.com/feminist-flea-120719/" target="_blank"> buy tickets</a> tickets also sold at the door</h4> ~ Presented by House Cat ~ 100+ vendors and artists whose identities include womxn, trans, non-binary & gender non-conforming Ticket proceeds benefit WOAR - Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence <a href="https://www.housecatpresents.com/feminist-flea-vendor-list" target="_blank">FULL VENDOR LIST</a> ABOUT <a href="https://www.woar.org/" target="_blank">WOAR</a> WOAR - Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence is a non-profit organization in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania whose mission is to eliminate all forms of sexual violence through specialized treatment services, comprehensive prevention education programs, and advocacy for the rights of victims of sexual assault. DONATIONS If you wish to donate further, we will be accepting donations at the event. GETTING HERE: Bok is located at 1901 S 9th Street in South Philadelphia. Enter through the 9th Street entrance. Limited on-street parking is available. If possible, we strongly encourage you to use an alternative form of transportation. Closest subway station: Snyder Station - Broad Street Line Nearby Septa bus routes: 45, 47, 47M, 79 Bicycles: BOK is an Indego bike share location with a kiosk located on the corner of 8th and Mifflin Streets. There is also plenty of bike parking available next to the entrance on 9th Street. SAFE(R) SPACE We want everyone to feel safe and be safe at our events. We also recognize that there is not necessarily one type of space that will be encountered as ‘safe’ by all people. As such, we have outlined the following guidelines on our website <a href="https://www.housecatpresents.com/policies/" target="_blank">(linked here)</a>, but encourage you to reach out to voice your opinions and experiences about this event - we are always here to listen. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Trans Day of Remembrance]] [[Milk & Cookies: EAT IT!]] [[Vinyl Tap]] [[Deviant Dance Party /// Black Friday 21+]] [[Feminist Flea Market & Craft Fair: Benefit for WOAR]] [[Philly Small Press Faire]] [[Healing & Justice; a benefit for Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Russell Maroon Shoatz]] <h4>Thursday, January 23 at 12PM</h4><h4>Kelly Writers House 3805 Locust Walk, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There is a ramp on the side of the building.] <h4> $ free </h4> A conversation with SOPHIE LEWIS 12:00 PM in the Arts Cafe Sophie Lewis is a writer, occasional translator and part-time faculty member at the Philadelphia branch of the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research. Sophie's interdisciplinary work tends to blend feminist theory and cultural criticism, interrogating work, nature, and reproduction in a queer utopian mode. Her essays have appeared in many journals (both academic and non-academic) including Signs, Feminist Review, Gender Place and Culture, and Viewpoint, Boston Review, The London Review of Books, The New York Times. She is also a member of the ecological writing collective Out of the Woods, and an editor at the journal Blind Field. Books she has translated from German include the popular Communism for Kids by Bini Adamczak. Her PhD from the University of Manchester was in Geography, and she also holds two degrees from Oxford University - in English Literature and Nature, Society and Environmental Policy respectively - as well as a Master's in Politics from the New School for Social Research. Full Surrogacy Now: Feminism Against Family is her first book. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[A Conversation with Sophie Lewis]] <h4>Tuesday, November 26 from 7PM to 10PM</h4><h4>Wooden Shoe 704 South St, neighborhood Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[A slight incline to enter the front door. The bathroom is small and gender neutral. ] <h4> $ free </h4> A Film Screening and Discussion The International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG In the summer of 2017 the Kurdish revolution in Northern Syria was in full swing. Aside from politically transforming their homeland under the principles of direct democracy, gender equality and ethnic pluralism, the Kurdish People's Defense Forces (YPG), under the banner of the Syrian Democratic Forces, have surrounded the ISIS capital of Raqqa. ISIS, who had viciously attacked the Kurdish city of Kobani just two years earlier, were now on the defensive. Amongst the mines and rubble, a group of international volunteers under Kurdish command push deep into Raqqa city, eventually leading to the surrender or ISIS. This is their story. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Tuesday, November 19 from 6:30 to 9PM</h4><h4>Repair The World 4029 Market St, neighborhood Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info unknown <h4> $ free </h4> ROZA – The Country of Two Rivers: Rojava Documentary The documentary is detailing the Rojava Revolution, with stories of Assyrian, Kurdish, Arabic people. This people are subjected to the ISIS attacks, on the other hand they are trying to build the democratic confederalism system developed by the Kurdish liberation movement. This struggle is not easy in Syria. This film details the hardships and the political terrain. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Friday, December 6 from 7PM to 10PM</h4><h4>The Art Dept Collective address, neighborhood Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info unknown <h4> $ free</h4> December's event is supporting CinéSPEAK -- Join us in raising funds and awareness for this incredible organization. **LIVE FILM SCORING PERFORMANCES** by: Corey Duncan Chris Acree Rashid Zakat John Morrison Dj Ripley and Closing All-Vinyl Set by DJ Blaak The 9th Man! **NO TICKETS NECESSARY -- $5-$10 (or more!) DONATION ACCEPTED @ THE DOOR** **LIGHT BITES + BOOZEY / NON-BOOZEY BEVERAGES INCLUDED** COME HANG! ::: About CinéSPEAK::: We are a Philadelphia-based organization that engages diverse audiences through our independent, repertory and foreign film programming; creating space and centering the stories of individuals and communities that are often underrepresented in mainstream cinema. We promote community togetherness and global understanding by engaging film enthusiasts while cultivating the next generation of discerning moviegoers; encouraging people to demand social justice both on-screen and throughout society. Follow the Journey! www.cineSPEAK.org @cineSPEAK -- Twitter + Instagram CinéSPEAK -- Facebook ::: About @The Monthly Fund ::: The Monthly Fund is a roaming event series with the goal of raising funds and awareness for organizations doing vital work. For us, vital work means fighting for the rights of oppressed and underserved communities and for the preservation of our planet. Past beneficiaries include The Standing Rock Legal Collective, New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia, and Project SAFE. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[The Monthly Fund - December 2019 Edition]] [[International Volunteers with the Kurdish YPG]] <h4>Saturday, November 23 at 3PM </h4><h4>Ortlieb's 847 N 3rd St, North Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Approximately 3 steps to enter the building. Bathrooms are gender neutral.] <h4> $ 10 </h4> Matinee / Album Release Show!!! with: <a href="https://amykleinsongs.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">Amy Klein & Her Band</a> (album release) <a href="https://rainbowcrimes.bandcamp.com/releases" target="_blank">Rainbow Crimes</a> Friendship Collective (members of Strange Parts) [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <div class="hide">https://www.facebook.com/events/2552764701506758</div><h4>Friday, December 13 at 7PM </h4><h4>Cousin Danny's 50th and Market, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Shows on the second floor, accessible by a flight of stairs, or a steep ramp. The bathrooms are small. Venue is not scent/smoke free.] <h4> $ 10 </h4> SOUL GLO THE JOINT CHIEFS OF MATH GHÖSH [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Soul Glo::The Joint Chiefs of Math::Ghösh]] [[Solarized::Voarm (VA)::Night Raids]] <h4>Saturday, December 7 from 1PM to 6PM</h4><h4>Six Fishes Community Acupuncture 2308 Grays Ferry Ave, South Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Wheelchair accessible space.] <h4> $ sliding scale donations <a href="http://mutulushakur.com/site/2019/11/healing-justice-philadelphia-2019/" target="_blank">schedule an appointment</a></h4> Book an appointment for acupuncture, massage or an herbal consultation for yourself or as a gift for someone who deserves it. Through his revolutionary work with Lincoln Detox, Black Acupuncture Advisory Association of North America and the Harlem Institute of Acupuncture, Dr. Shakur utilized acupuncture to not only heal but also empower. In honor of this legacy, licensed acupuncturists, massage therapists and herbalists will come together at Six Fishes Neighborhood Acupuncture to provide care for sliding scale donations of $25- $50 (cash preferred). This event is hosted by <a href="https://phillyabc.wordpress.com/" target="_blank">Philly ABC</a> and donations support Dr. Shakur’s legal defense, commissary essentials, and projects promoting justice for the Black community. In solidarity with long-term political prisoner from Philadelphia who is battling cancer, <a href="https://russellmaroonshoats.wordpress.com/" target="_blank">Russell Maroon Shoatz</a> a portion of proceeds from the event will go to his support fund. Acupuncture is provided by Vito Leva <a href="https://www.acupunctureoffbroad.com/" target="_blank">(Acupuncture off Broad)</a> and Margie Navarro <a href="https://www.vivacityacupuncture.com/" target="_blank">(Vivacity Acupuncture)</a>, bodywork by Lore Elizabeth, massage by Dro and herbal consultations and onsite remedies by Feonix Rose. We will do our best to accommodate walk-ins, but the best way to secure the time you would like is to <a href="http://mutulushakur.com/site/2019/11/healing-justice-philadelphia-2019/" target="_blank"> fill out this form.</a> [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] [[Healing & Justice; a benefit for Dr. Mutulu Shakur and Russell Maroon Shoatz]] <h4>ongoing weekly events</h4> wednesdays [[Community Yoga at Sankofa House]] <h4>Wednesdays at 6PM</h4><h4>Sankofa House 906 S 49th St, West Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There are about 6 steps to get into the house. There is a gender neutral bathroom on the first floor. Venue is not scent/smoke free.] <h4> $ free </h4> Yoga with Sarah Craig. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Friday, November 29 from 12PM to 5PM</h4><h4>Amalgam Comics 2578 Frankford Ave, Kensington, Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[There is a bit of a bump to get in the front door, but once inside, Amalgam is completely wheelchair accessible. Has gender neutral bathrooms.] <h4> $ free</h4> Get your holiday season off to a dope start with A Very Special Vinyl Tap. We are expecting sets from <a href="https://www.instagram.com/nexmillen/" target="_blank">@nexmillen</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/steven_ferrell/" target="_blank">@steven_ ferrell</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cuurlzzz/" target="_blank">@cuurlzzz</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/duiji13/" target="_blank">@duiji13 </a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bnine_soulvilleyadig/" target="_blank">@bnine_ soulvilleyadig</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/djfatharamzee" target="_blank">@djfatharamzee</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/chickdafunkman" target="_blank">@chickdafunkman</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/whorocdaspot" target="_blank">@whorocdaspot</a>, and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/particleray/" target="_blank">@particleray</a>. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/starfire_369/" target="_blank">@starfire_369</a> will be in full effect as the host with the most. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/seper215/" target="_blank">@seper215</a> is on deck to bring his aerosol magic to the proceedings. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dmnqlndn/" target="_blank">@dmnqlndn</a> will be serving up vegan yumyums Last time she soldout by 3pm. You wanna get there early folx. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Saturday, December 7 from 11AM to 5PM</h4><h4>Da Vinci Art Alliance 704 Catherine, South Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[Our gallery at 704 Catharine St. is an historic two-story row home with 4 steps at the entrance of the building, and a flight of stairs to the 2nd floor. This building is not wheelchair accessible, however, we will attempt to accommodate to the fullest extent possible. For information, or to notify our team members of any needs prior to your visit, please contact info@davinciartalliance.org (from <a href="https://davinciartalliance.org/visit" target="_blank">davinciartalliance.org)</a>] <h4> $ free </h4> The Philly Small Press Faire is a collection of artists, comic illustrators, zine-makers, and diy publishers sharing their work through a faire held at Da Vinci Art Alliance. The Philly Small Press Faire has the best comics, zines, and prints the city of brotherly love has to offer, highlighting the top artists in Philadelphia's thriving small press and comics scene! Philly Small Press Faire features the absolute best cartoonists, printmakers, and zinesters in Philadelphia! Exhibitors include: Pat Aulisio, Box Brown, Steve Teare, Kelly Phillips, Beth Heinly, Rodger Binyone, Christine Larsen, Eamon Dougherty, Claire Folkman, Rin Lack, Cyn Why, Anuj Shrestha, Anna McGlynn, Maria Sweeney, Mike Sgier, Quiet Pages, Alex Eckman-Lawn [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Wednesday, December 4 at 7:30PM</h4><h4>Wooden Shoe Books 704 South St, Center City Philadelphia</h4>accessibility info(click-replace:"accessibility info")[A slight incline to enter the front door. The bathroom is small and gender neutral.] <h4> $ free </h4> Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking -book tour- Emerging from a study group on strategy, Deceiving the Sky is a collectively produced book, resource and study guide. While the word "strategy" can evoke hierarchy, centralization and a satellite's-eye view of the world, we feel it is necessary to strengthen our own strategic reflexes. We believe that strategy can be a lens, an orientation to the world that understands existence as a shifting array of forces, capacities and intentions. Deceiving the Sky is an attempt to build a new language that we can share, to develop our collective capacity for strategic thinking, to become more powerful together. [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] <h4>Friday, December 13 from 8PM to 11PM</h4><h4>Plantasia, West Philadelphia </h4><h4>email feedyourheadcollective at gmail dot com for address and/or accessibility information</h4> <h4> $ 6-10 no one turned away for lack of funds </h4> -v^v^v^ <a href="https://solarized.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">SOLARIZED</a> ^v^v^v- First show since September. First show since our record was released by SRA Records. First show with our new bassist Nasrene. Hardcore Punk -v^v^v^ <a href="https://voarm1.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">VOARM</a> (VA) ^v^v^v- Black Metal from Richmond, VA who recently released a new full length. -v^v^v^ <a href="https://nightraids.bandcamp.com/" target="_blank">NIGHT RAIDS</a> ^v^v^v- blackened crust heaviness Voarm is touring through from Richmond, VA and this show is coming together for it. Later than we wanted because of some double booking issues, but thanks to the generosity of the folx at Plantasia, the show is back on! [[home|SEPTA CALENDAR]] 11/18/19 changed font color from light yellow (#ffffe6) to light grey (#d9d9d9) for better readability. if it is harder to read, or you have suggestions on improving readability, please email septacalendar at protonmail dot com[[Deceiving the Sky: Collective Experiments in Strategic Thinking]]