Categories: Events

Green Philly Week Guide: 6/16 – 6/20

Need something to fill your spare time this week? We’re kicking off a new column to fill you in on the week’s greatest local events, focused on sustainability and our urban lifestyle.

Whether you’re looking for something to do with your kids or your friends, here’s this week’s batch of great, green events for you to try!

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  • The Woodlands Instameet: Part of CityLove, a program designed to celebrate Philadelphia, this installment goes behind the scenes of The Woodlands. Explore the gardens, mansions, cemetery, and more while learning about the pieces of Philadelphia history that have taken place here. Monday, June 16th, 6 P, 4000 Woodland Ave;CityLove Events
  • Make Philly Grow: The manager of Pennsylvania’s Horticultural Society’s Garden Tenders Program, Sally McCabe, will be moderating a discussion about community gardens and urban farms. Tuesday, June 17th, 6:30 PM, Central Library (1901 Vine Street)on the 4th floor.
  • Penn Museum’s Summer Night Concert Series: Hosted by Dogfish Brewing Company, enjoy live music, regional foods, and a mini-tour of the galleries every Wednesday night this summer. Admission is only $10 (not including food). Wednesday, June 18th, 5 PM, Penn Museum Stoner Courtyard (3260 South Street).List of Performers
  • Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll: Featuring such businesses as Little Baby’s Ice Cream, Dock Street Brewing Company, and VIX Emporium among others, merchants will offer specials and deals for only a dollar! Come enjoy food trucks, performers, and street vendors while taking in Baltimore Ave’s unique businesses. Thursday, June 19th, 5:30 PM.

 

Catharine Gaylord

Catharine was an Editorial Intern in 2014. From growing up in Damascus, Maryland to studying Marketing and Finance at Saint Joseph’s University, she got her first taste of sustainability in Elementary School when her mother went on a recycling binge and got the family on board. She assumes she'll probably be something like that when she grows up, too. She loves her other roles as a Resident Assistant and barista at Starbucks. In her spare time, she loves to go for long runs, reading Game of Thrones, and watching Hockey.

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