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Dennis Drabelle discusses his new book, The Power of Scenery: Frederick Law Olmsted and the Origin of National Parks, with Shaun Eyring Manager, Cultural Resources Division National Park Service. About the Book: Wallace Stegner called national parks “the best idea we...
If “the earth laughs in flowers,” as wrote Emerson, then this walk will leave you guffawing as we visit stands of trout lily, trillium, shooting star, Virginia bluebells, cohosh, and more. In an annual tradition, Executive Director Mike Weilbacher takes...
Morels, chicken of the woods, and oyster mushrooms–with the temperate weather and rainy days of spring, the forest starts to come alive with different varieties of fungi. Hike along our Ravine Loop as we learn how to identify common fungi...
Join POP for a spring open house and plant sale at the POP Learning Orchard at the Woodlands! Come visit the demonstration orchard and see what's growing, and pick up some perennial plants for your garden from POP's expanded nursery....
Private Wine Tasting with Slow Food Philadelphia and Karamoor Estate WinesIt is time to drink some wine and learn about our local gem, Karamoor Estates Vineyard in Blue Bell, PA. We will enjoy an exclusive tasting hosted at the vineyard...
The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia invites the Philadelphia region’s cycling community to join us for the 7 mile Ride of Silence this year on Wednesday, May 18th. This is a slow paced group ride, for all experienced level cyclists. We will gather at...
SEAMAAC: Message to the Future Thursday, May 19th, 2022 6pm - 9pm American Swedish Historical Museum at FDR Park SEAMAAC has been a leading organization in providing education, social, and health services to individuals and families in the Philadelphia area...
Philly Talks Trash: A Virtual Series on Waste
May Program -- Incineration: Why Philly Needs to Stop Sending Our Trash to Chester May 19th 6:30 – 8:00 pm Chester, Pennsylvania has long been known as one of the nation's worst cases of environmental racism. This small city just...
The Bicycle Coalition has led the movement to make the event f.k.a. National Bike to Work Day a bigger and broader celebration. We (along with our friends in DC, Pittsburgh and elsewhere around the country) have renamed this day because...
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