Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Join ARIMAS Studio for a beginner friendly sterling silver stacking ring workshop in Center City Philadelphia. Learn foundational metalsmithing techniques as you shape, texture, and finish your own rings in an intimate studio setting. No prior experience required.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Join Ana Estarita , Philly SIGGRAPH, and DesignPhilly for a hands-on introduction to TouchDesigner, the node-based visual programming tool for real-time graphics. This is the first session of an upcoming series, designed to give you a solid foundation.

Brought to you by DAG, David Seltzer will discuss his book Transit Tourism: The Iconic Art and Design of 22 Subways Around the World.  The premise of the book is that the visual culture of each subway, metro, tube or u-bahn—its architecture, art installations, vehicles, map, logo, wayfinding, and even typeface—reflects the distinct personality of the city it serves. 

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Kick off the festival in style with music, dancing and more!

In this 3 hour workshop, you’ll step up to the plate and learn the fundamentals of stained glass while creating your own Phillies Ice Cream Hat piece. Perfect for beginners, this class covers every step of the process, from cutting and grinding glass to foiling and soldering your design together.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Lightbox Film Center presents our first Physical Media Fair on August, 1 at Village of Industry & Art. Stop by and browse for books, zines, blu-rays & DVDs, records, and much more.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

Celebrate the launch of The Routledge Handbook of Urban Design Practice, a new collection featuring more than 100 contributors exploring the future of cities and urban design. The evening includes PechaKucha-style presentations from editors and contributors—including Philadelphia-based authors Lou Huang, Ariel Ben-Amo, Lindsey Scannapieco, and Allen Penniman—followed by a moderated discussion and audience Q&A on the challenges and opportunities shaping more equitable, resilient, and livable communities.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Have you always wanted to try stained glass? This beginner friendly workshop is the perfect introduction.

Our classes offer a supportive environment to explore wheel throwing at your own pace. Each session begins with an instructor demonstration followed by plenty of hands-on practice, giving you the guidance and time you need to develop your craft. Classes meet once a week for three hours.

The artists, makers, and designers within Studio 333 are organizing Open Studios open to all!

CreativeMornings Philadelphia welcomes Brian Phillips, Founding Principal and Creative Director of Interface Studio Architects (ISA). An award-winning architect, planner, and urban designer, Brian is known for transformative projects including Cherry Street Pier, Ambler Yards, BalletX, and the 100K Houses initiative.

Explore innovative work by recipients of the Philadelphia Emerging Architect (PEA) Prize and Young Architect (YA) Award. This exhibition highlights current and past projects by rising leaders in Philadelphia architecture.

The PEA Prize recognizes emerging architecture firms, established and licensed within the past 10 years, for innovative design strategies in the Philadelphia region.

The Young Architect Award honors AIA Philadelphia members ages 25–39 who demonstrate excellence and future promise in design, practice, education, and/or service to the profession and community.

We invite you to join us for a tour of Meantime-on-Market Street followed by a panel discussion about new models for adaptive reuse in Philadelphia, to be held at Village of Art & Industry.

Presented by Lightbox Film Center: One of a handful of female outsider artists to earn praise from the early exponents of art brut