Art for the Cash Poor 2026 brings 120+ local artists to the Crane Arts Building in South Kensington on June 13 — original work priced at $250 or under, free to attend, with 100% of sales going directly to the artists.
Assembly Rooftop Lounge debuts its spring and summer menu — shareable plates, seven new cocktails, frozen drinks, and rooftop views of the Parkway and City Hall from Executive Chef Sonny Ingui.
A Gathering of Goats transforms the Icebox Project Space at the Crane Arts Building into a living installation on June 10, with internationally acclaimed photographer Claire Rosen extending her Fantastical Feasts series into three-dimensional theater featuring the Philly Goat Project’s herd as collaborators.
March for Art 2026 brings 200+ works to Crane Arts—auctions, events, and a maker shop that supports Philly artists in a two-week art takeover.
“By Simply Looking: The Art of Observation” at Park Towne Place spotlights seven artists using realism to make the everyday feel urgent again.
March for Art EAT combines Chef Ange Branca’s Malaysian dishes, Chef Guillermo’s creations, and art for an unforgettable Philly experience.
March for Art at InLiquid Gallery returns March 9–22, blending art, fashion, and food in a two-week celebration of Philadelphia’s creative scene.
The 2024 InLiquid Benefit celebrates a quarter-century of art, design, and community support through exciting events and auctions.
An exhibition of works created during these COVID times, “Danny Simmons… Studio Time” explores the desired connection we need, have, and want with one another and the Universe.
John Y. Wind and his exhibition, “The Women” at InLiquid Gallery is a sculptural-assemblage testament to love and mutual admiration.
