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![]() The panel is an exploration of the connections between queer art and activism, exploring how queer art has been a part of revolutionary movements over the last hundred years. This event will look back at the queer revolutions of the past, present and future! Questions? Email gab@egopo.org or call us at 267-273-1414Please fill out this form HERE as a way to RSVP for this event. Filling out this form helps us to know our audience capacity for this event, so please complete this form by April 25th. Please have all parties attending fill out the form. |
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![]() Join us for Abolition trivia + fundraiser for two Philadelphians and currently incarcerated comrades, Khalif Miller and Mechie Scott. 6-9pm. Doors at 5:50pm Join us for an abolitionist trivia style community event. A space for local abolitionists, educators, community members, etc. to gather and test their knowledge of current to historical, local to global abolitionist trivia. The event will be a fundraiser for two Philadelphians and currently incarcerated comrades, Khalif Miller and Mechie Scott.
Bring your trivia team with you and come for an evening of community building, political education, and raising money for our incarcerated comrades!
[PLEASE READ] Info about the event:
We ask for a $10-20 entry for the event, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds We will have child care provided by Philly Childcare Collective (Accessibility note: the room that the childcare would happen in is on the second floor and is only accessible via stairs, not a ramp or elevator.) The event will be masking optional, we will have masks and rapid tests available at the entry table There will be snacks and beverages (all non-alcoholic) available to purchase at the event
Sponsoring Organizations: Philly Muslim Freedom Fund, Collective Climb, Abolitionist Law Center, W.E.B. Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction, Amistad Law Center
If you need to contact the event organizer please email: kaypmcguffin@gmail.com
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![]() Bowerbird is pleased to present Nmperign, the saxophone/trumpet duo of Bhob Rainey and Greg Kelley. The duo is known for exploring the quiet side of free improvisation often basing its music around long tones and extended-technique effects to evoke the sounds of electronic drones. Bhob Rainey is a Philadelphia-based composer, saxophonist, and sound designer celebrated for his innovative contributions to contemporary, experimental, and improvised music. A recipient of the prestigious Pew Fellowship in the Arts and co-founder of the influential improvisational duo nmperign, Rainey has garnered acclaim for his groundbreaking work across disciplines, including collaborations in theater, dance, and visual art. With performances and commissions spanning prestigious venues and festivals worldwide, his work continuously challenges boundaries of musical thought and instrumental technique.bhobrainey.com Greg Kelley has performed throughout North America, Europe, Japan, Argentina & Mexico at numerous festivals, in clubs, outdoors, in living rooms, in a bank, and at least once on a vibrating floor. He has collaborated with a number of musicians across the globe performing experimental music, free jazz and noise, appearing on over 100 recordings in the process. He constantly seeks to push the boundaries of the trumpet and of “music.”ordinaryfanfares.com Admission is FREE/pay-what-you-will |
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![]() Self Care for Trying Times: A Wellness Fair Live, work, or play in West Philly? You’re invited! These times of increased stress, danger, isolation, and over-stimulation require us to increase our access to and reconnect with the tools of self-care. Meet practitioners in mental health, movement, massage, nutrition, and overall well-being. Get a free consultation, take a pop-up class, and take home tangible tools for self-care. Wednesday May 21st, 5-8pm Space is limited so please RSVP here. Please stay home if you are feeling unwell or have been exposed to contagions. The Rotunda acknowledges its presence stands on the Indigenous territory Lenapehoking. We acknowledge that self care is always in context with community health and well being. Let’s gather to take care of ourselves so we can better take care of each other. |
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![]() Circle "D" Productions is excited to present a VERY special evening of roots-based, Americana / Blues-Folk-Rock music, featuring two excellent bands, artisan crafts vendors, hot food, and much more. Ticket Link: bit.ly/cdp-522 DOORS: 6:30MUSIC: 7:30 * Advance: $17.50* DOS-DOOR: $25.00*********************************************************************EDGE HILL ROUNDERS : WebPage:* https://edgehillrounders.com VIDEO:* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BiUqaW4GVk * https://bit.ly/4cAO5Tq Genre - Cosmic Acoustic American Revival (Cowboy Hillbilly Hippie Folk) The Edge Hill Rounders (EHR) are an acoustic music group featuring both originals and great covers in a mix of folk, cosmic americana,bluegrass, rock, and old time genres. Paul Mamolou (guitar) and Tim Cheney (mandolin) deliver tight vocal harmonies inspired byartists like Ira and Charlie Louvin and Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman of the Flying Burrito Brothers. John Mahony adds sizzlingfiddle, with Chris Gately on drums, and Topher Horner on bass. EHR’s songwriting covers a broad spectrum, from wry wit to songs that tug on your heartstrings and on to the folk tradition of songs reporting current events. The Rounders have performed at all of the area folk venues including four times at the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Paul Mamolou and Tim Cheney founded the band in 2014 when they discovered their voices matched perfectly and shared a passion for rootsy country harmonies. They knew they had to form a band. While additional musicians have come and gone, the original vision remains.********************************************************************THE SHOESHINERS Bluesy Americana Roots Rock band The Shoeshiners are:* Will Chapman: Vocals/Electric Guitar/Acoustic Guitar* Greg Mathews: Vocals/Acoustic Guitar/Electric Guitar* Mark "Sweet Pea" Pennington: Blues Harp/Cigar Box Slide Guitar* Parker “Bee” Berges - Vocals/Percussion* Chris “CJ” Connelly-Bass / Percussion
Facebook::* https://bit.ly/3Ysn0vy VIDEOS:* bit.ly/3G14FQ7 ( Multiple vids)* bit.ly/42QVBoL The Shoeshiners play a mix of bluesy Americana Roots Rock that sets them apart from most bands in this area. Based in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties in PA, the quintet creates something unique with fans returning for more. Each venue's set list is carefully cultivated to ensure the right mix for the time/place/audience. Cover Song Selection- Their cover songs cross multiple genres and periods, focusing on well-known songs that are not typically played. In addition, the Shoeshiners love to adapt pop songs and spin them into something new and different. Lastly, they stay true to their roots and offer songs that come from long ago, but have been reimagined to keep them relevant. Originals - The Shoeshiners sets feature originals that will stop you in your tracks. With two writers in the band, new originals are added to each show and have become some of their most popular requests. Attitude - One word. FUN. The Shoeshiners just don't play music- they put on a show. They engage with the audience and take them along for the ride. Come on out and get "shined" and you'll know why people are talking about this band! The Sound: Rooted in classic tones yet infused with their own distinct style, the band delivers timeless, yet uniquely personal performances. The music provides a perfect mix of new and old, familiar favorites and forgotten gems that keep their fans wanting more. The Shoeshiners provide a varied repertoire, chock-full of tracks that can be fun, nostalgic, heartfelt, and every emotion in between - From foot-stomping beats to heartfelt lyrics, anything goes at a Shoeshiner Show! Ticket Link: bit.ly/cdp-522 DOORS: 6:30MUSIC: 7:30 * Advance: $17.50* DOS-DOOR: $25.00 |
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The Gathering! breakin, DJs, ciphers, and more. So pull up! 9pm-1am. Admission is $3 before 10pm, $5 after. The most ill, most raw, most authentic since 1996. Every last Thursday of the month.
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The Event Horizon concert series takes place at The Rotunda, on the University of Pennsylvania campus. It features Electronic, Avant Garde, and Experimental music along with the work of live video, laser and analog projection artists. The concerts are always free and open to all.Jair-Rohm Parker Wells is an electric bassist and experimental music artist known for his work with Embryo and prominent experimental musicians. Drawing inspiration from Lockwood, Feldman, Braxton, and Cage, Wells’ pursuits encompass the Chapman Stick, computer aided composition, and ambisonic mixing. Compositions from his “Liberation” cycle are featured as part of res·o·nant, the light and sound installation by artist Mischa Kuball at the Jewish Museum Berlin. He graces stages across the world, performing at renowned venues such as Vahdat Hall in Tehran, Iran, the Xinghai Conservatory of Music in Guangzhou, China, the Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York, the iconic Globen Arena in Stockholm, Sweden, the vibrant Saxophone Jazz Pub in Bangkok, Thailand, the avant-garde Cafe Oto in London, England, and the prestigious Domicil Jazz Club in Munich, Germany, among many others. Wells’ commitment to innovation shapes the trajectory of experimental music.Elliott Sharp (e#) is a composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who leads Orchestra Carbon, SysOrk, Tectonics and Terraplane and whose compositional strategies encompass fractal geometry, chaos theory, algorithms, genetic metaphors and new graphic notationtechniques, catalyzing a synesthetic music making approach. In 2015, he won the Berlin Prize and Jahrespreis from Der Deutscher Schallplatten Kritiks. Sharp received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Fellowship from the Center for Transformative Media in 2014. He’s been featured in such festivals as Darmstadt, Huddersfield, and the Venice Biennale. His book, “IrRational Music” published in 2019, blends memoir, cultural discussion and music theory. Sharp’s works include a composition for Hilary Hahn’s Grammy-winning album “In 27 Pieces” and operas “Filiseti Mekidesi” and “Port Bou”. Collaborators include Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Cecil Taylor, Debbie Harry, Hubert Sumlin and more.Admission is FREE
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