"Transcending History" - Moving Beyond the Legacy of Slavery and the Holocaust
Thursday, 02/04/2010 to Saturday, 02/27/2010

What:   A fusion of Black and Jewish art exploring the common histories and struggles of these two communities.  Transcending History will highlight the progressive attitudes and resilience of these two communities while visually presenting challenges that they face every day.

Where:  Vivant Art Collection, 60 N. 2nd St.

Any Given Monday (a play presented by Theatre Exile)
Thursday, 02/04/2010 to Sunday, 02/28/2010

What:  Theatre Exile presents the world premiere of Any Given Monday by Bruce Graham, a co-production with Act II Playhouse.  Lenny is not having a good Monday. His wife left him for a jerk, his two least favorite football teams are playing on TV and his daughter is having a crisis of faith. But when his friend has a solution to his marital problems, Lenny has to decide what he is willing to stand up for. When political correctness, religion, class discrimination and social injustice just don’t add up, how can we define right and wrong?

Where:  Plays and Players Theater, 1714 Delancy St.

Cost:  $15 - $40   (For Mature Audiences)

Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talking
Saturday, 02/13/2010 to Sunday, 03/07/2010@ 7 & 8 PM

What: A Coupla White Chicks Sitting Around Talkin, a comedy set in suburban New York, revolves around two housewives – one a picture-perfect ideal matron, the other an ex-cheerleader – as they learn about life, love and their assumptions about each other when they forge an unlikely friendship. This 1980s classic play originally starred Susan Sarandon and Eileen Brennan and is now making its way from Greenwich Village, New York to Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia at the Adrienne Theater.

Where: The Adrienne, Second Stage, 2030 Sansom St, Philadelphia, PA 19103

Cost: $18to $22 with discount packages for groups of attendees

Daydreams
Sunday, 11/22/2009 to Sunday, 06/13/2010@ Tues-Sat, 10AM-5PM

What: Visionary Dutch designer Marcel Wanders' retrospective installation unites sound, light and video images to create a dreamlike tour through his designs and body of work of the past 20 years.

Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Adults $16, Seniors $14, Students $12, Children (13-18) $12, Children (12 & under) Free

Days and Giorni
Saturday, 11/21/2009 to Sunday, 04/04/2010@ Tues-Sun, 10AM-5PM

What: These sound installations, recorded in English and Italian, delve into the rhythmic differences of language as participants simply recite the days of week. Listened to collectively or in isolation, the result is as The New Yorker describes: "the human voice making unintentional music as it evokes the passage of time."

Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Adults $16, Seniors $14, Students $12, Children (13-18) $12, Children (12 & under) Free

East Asian Art
Thursday, 03/12/2009 to Sunday, 02/28/2010@ Tues-Sun 10AM-5PM & Fri 10AM-8:45PM

What: This two part exhibit highlights similar art themes across neighboring cultures. The first part features Korean screen paintings with notable Chinese narratives like General Guo Ziyi’s Banquet and the Hundred Children. These images are presented alongside Chinese ceramics of the Qing dynasty (1616–1912).

Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St. & Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Adults: $16, Seniors (ages 65 & over): $14, Students (with valid ID): $12, Children (ages 13–18): $12 (ages 12 & under): Free

Inspiring Fashion
Saturday, 09/12/2009 to Tuesday, 08/31/2010@ Tues-Sun 10AM-5PM, Fri 10AM-8:45PM

What: Formidable retail executive Tom Marotta is celebrated as an influence behind the scenes of fashion's most exciting design talent. On display are contemporary special occasion and evening wear obtained from Saks Fifth Avenue that are presented as tributes to this inspiring figure.

Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St & Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Members: Free; Adults: $16; Seniors (ages 65 & over): $14; Students (with valid ID): $12; Children (ages 13–18): $12, (ages 12 & under): Free

May Your Glass Be Ever Full
Sunday, 07/05/2009 to Monday, 05/31/2010@ Tues-Sun 10AM-5PM, Fri 10AM-8:45PM

What: This installation showcases the tools of everyone's favorite trade: drinking! The people of the Age of Englightenment were no different and this installation displays the objects they used to consume libations.

Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art, 26th St & Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Members: Free; Adults: $16; Seniors (ages 65 & over): $14; Students (with valid ID): $12; Children (ages 13–18): $12, (ages 12 & under): Free

RWUL Presents: “I Luv Africa” Film Series
Sunday, 02/21/2010@ 2 - 7 PM

What: The “I Luv Africa” film series, which is  a part of the continuing RWUL “I Luv Africa” documentary film project, will showcase independent films depicting stories about African culture and people including “The Soul of Ashanti” and “Pray the Devil Back to Hell”.The final goal of the film seires is to host panel discussions in hope of shattering stereotypes of African people while addressing issues concerning the continent.

Where: The Rotunda 4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA

Cost: Free; donations are accepted

The Invisible Friends w/ Baby Help Me Forget and Transmission Transmission
Sunday, 02/21/2010@ 8PM

What:  Former members of Dark Horse and The Carousels have joined forces to bring you The Invisible Friends, a spanking new local indie band.  They will be joined by Richmond's Baby Help Me Forget, a psychedelic powertrip of bluesy garage rock.

Where:  The M Room, 15 W. Girard

Cost:  $8   (21+)

Little Brother
Saturday, 09/11/2010@ 9:00 PM

Red Bull Flugtag Philadelphia
Saturday, 09/04/2010@ 1pm - 3:30pm