Fourth of July week! I've gradually lost interest in digging up interesting weekly events, I think because, initially, when I first started putting together the events listing, it was easy - I got lucky due to the critical mass of interestingness in Philly and school was still in session. However, if I do come across interesting weekly events, I will post them (with precedence given to recurring/seasonal events like the Penn Museum)
Wednesday, July 1,2009 (ongoing)
Summer Wonder 2009 at the Penn Museum
3620 South St., Philly, PA 19104
$10 adults, $6 children
Parents of young children and/or children of all ages:
"From Lenape Native American storytelling to Japanese taiko drumming to Latin music with a “cha-cha-cha,” the University of Pennsylvania Museum’s Summer Wonder 2009 line up of programs offers a diverse and creative Wednesday morning experience designed for children ages 6 to 12 and their families."
Summer Wonder 2009 Calendar: This week is Latin music, cha-cha for the young ones
girl.bike.dog beneft (race+party)
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Race: 2PM (23rd & Bainbridge)
Post-race party: (2500 block of Montrose)
Please support your local, grassroots entrepreneurs. Live music, beer, unspecified prizes
PEX Summer Festival 2009
Friday-Monday, July 3-6, 2009
Ramblewood Resort, Darlington, MD
In case you don't already have plans for the busy 4th of July weekend, the PEX Summer Festival promises to be a Woodstock kind of gathering for music lovers but with cabins and the whole retro going back to summer camp feel.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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July 4th weekend is always a nice time in Philly. Much of the city has gone down to the shore which makes for a great time to head into town for many of the days events. But big crowds at the Art Museum for the fireworks so take SEPTA.
ReplyDeleteThanks for some great ideas. Not feeling this long weekend so far as far as public events go. Welcome America's invitation of Cheryl Crow is making me nauseous. But I think I might go to Sundae at the Piazza.
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