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Members of Filament Baroque chamber ensemble members (from left) Evan Few, John Walthausen and Elena Kauffman will perform French sacred music with vocalists Variant 6 in a free concert Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church in Germantown.
Germantown Presbyterian church to host vocal concert
First Presbyterian Church in Germantown will present a concert entitled “Virtue & Vice” Sunday, Feb. 12, at 3 p.m. Admission is free with a suggested donation. more
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Big Blue Marble Bookstore in Mt. Airy is celebrating its 18th anniversary with a new look that offers customers a calming atmosphere.
Big Blue Marble’s new look: a peaceful place amid the chaos
At a time when neighborhood bookstores are sprouting again in the Northwest, Big Blue Marble Bookstore in Mt. Airy is sailing confidently into its 18th year with a new look. more
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Jim Zervanos, author of “That Time I Got Cancer: A Love Story,” will discuss his journey with cancer on Wednesday, Feb. 15, 7:30 a.m., with the Chestnut Hill Rotary Club at the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill.
A medical miracle tells a story of trauma and survival
Jim Zervanos was clearly living a charmed life a decade ago. But cancer is a devilish intruder and doesn't care how perfect your life is. more
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The Rev. Robert L. Polk, of Roxborough, who served as the youth minister at the renowned Riverside Church in Manhattan, chats with the Rev. Deborah Northern, the congregation’s minister of parish care.
Powerful autobiography by nonagenarian pioneer
At 94 years old, the Rev. Robert L. Polk – who recently published his third book – has always been a pioneer. more
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Chestnut Hill author John K. Krieger, who has taught several subjects in numerous foreign countries, will sign copies of his book of short stories, “Glimpses,” at noon, Saturday, Jan. 28, at booked, 8511 Germantown Ave.
A peripatetic author brings his travels to the page
Chestnut Hill’s John K. Krieger will be signing copies of his newly published short stories this weekend at Booked. more
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The Old Academy Players’ production of "Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley," the second staging of the play in the area this season, offers a different interpretation of a drama that portrays a quiet rebellion against male domination.
'Pemberley' brings a fabulous second take on a holiday favorite
The holiday season has passed, but there is still time to see the final performances of "Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley," now running at Old Academy Players. more
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The cast of “Waiting for Lefty” at the Quintessence Theatre (from left): Doug Harris, Angelica Santiago, Daniel Melo, Monroe Barrick, Buzz Roddy, Kimie Muroya, Michael Liebhauser, Katherine Perry and Rachel Brodeur.
Labor unrest in a Depression-era drama at Quintessence
At Quintessence Theatre, you take a trip back in time to the Great Depression with their revival of "Waiting For Lefty" (1935) by Clifford Odets. more
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Guest clarinetist Anthony McGill, principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic and a graduate of Philadelphia’s Curtis Institute of Music, performed with the Juilliard String Quartet.
New year begins with choral and chamber music
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill marked the completion of the Christian season of Christmastide with a Lessons and Carols service on Jan. 15. more
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“Woodlands Memories,” a new exhibit at Borrelli’s Chestnut Hill Gallery, celebrates memories of playing in the woods with work by six local artists, including “Plattskill Cove” by Anne Leith.
Yearning for a childhood spent playing in the woods
If you love beautiful depictions of nature in paintings and photographs as well as printmaking, mixed media and 3-D art, you are bound to appreciate “Woodlands Memories,” at Borrelli’s Chestnut Hill Gallery. more
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“Dutch Springs” is one of many paintings that reveal artist Phoebe Murer's love of water.
Autistic artist exhibits 'gift' at Allens Lane Gallery
Phoebe Murer, who is on the autism spectrum, had lots of dreams growing up, and nothing could really discourage her love of life. more
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Soprano Jessica Beebe
Choral Arts Philadelphia and Phila. Orchestra round out the year
Choral Arts Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Bach Collegium gave the region’s final performance of 2022 on Dec. 31. more
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Marja Kaisla
Finnish-born pianist to perform this weekend at Woodmere Art Museum
Finnish-born pianist Marja Kaisla will perform two recitals at Chestnut Hill’s Woodmere Art Museum this weekend, each boasting a different program. more
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Allan Edmunds, who founded the Brandywine Workshop in 1972 and built it into an internationally renowned resource for artists, educators, museums, collectors and lovers of art, is retiring as founding director. The Woodmere Art Museum, which has been celebrating him as a leading voice in creating inclusivity in contemporary American art with the exhibition “Printing as Prologue: Recent Work by Allan Edmunds,” is hosting a closing reception for the exhibit at 7 p.m. Thursday, which will feature an in-person discussion with the artist. The show focuses on a new body of work in collage made over the two years of the pandemic (on view through Jan. 22), which explores personal histories with imagery that integrates family archives and photographs with a range of materials. Integrating a combination of screen printing, offset lithography and relief printing processes, Edmunds demonstrates his mastery of a broad range of techniques. This depth of experience is also the artist’s platform for experimentation with personal meaning and memories in a manner that connects to universal themes, inspiring thought about family and heritage. The exhibition is funded by an anonymous donor and the Dr. Dorothy J. del Bueno Endowed Fund for Exhibitions at Woodmere. Bueno, a late trustee of Woodmere, admired Edmunds’s work, both as an artist and as the creator of the Brandywine Workshop.
A pioneer reflects at Woodmere
The Adult Choir and Children’s Choristers march into the service at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
St. Paul’s and The Crossing end 2022 in song
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chestnut Hill and The Crossing helped close out the year 2022 with songs of the season. more
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Internationally renowned pianist Marja Kaisla will perform at Woodmere Art Museum on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20-21.
Woodmere Art Museum starts the new year with a clean palette
The year starts at Woodmere with a feeling of gratitude as we reflect on the accomplishments of 2022. more
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Prolific longtime Mt. Airy author Eli Goldblatt will have a poetry reading from “Wissahickon Creek: Walks & Dreams” at booked, 8511 Germantown Ave., on Sunday, Jan. 15, 3 p.m.
Mt. Airy professor/poet/higher-education critic at booked
Eli Goldblatt, a professor of English at Villanova University from 1990 to 1996 and at Temple University from 1996 to 2019, has some very strong opinions about higher education in the U.S. more
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Stagecrafters Theater will open "Steel Magnolias" on April 14. So will Act II Playhouse, on Jan. 31.
A promising year for theater in Northwest Philadelphia
The year 2023 shapes up as an exciting year for theatergoers in the Chestnut Hill area. more
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Hanna Gaffney as Mary Poppins, with Raphael Sommer and Sara Church as Michael and Jane Banks.
Mary Poppins a hit, theater extends season
Due to popular demand, Quintessence Theatre Group is extending the run for its well-reviewed seasonal musical, Mary Poppins, through Jan. 8.  more
Russell Thompkins, Jr. (center) is still touring with his new group (since 2004), Russell Thompkins, Jr. and the New Stylistics, which also features Raymond Johnson and Jonathan Buckson.
Top 10 hitmaker was a magnet for many N.W. Philly fans
There was a time when Russell Thompkins, Jr., who grew up in North Philadelphia but has lived in Mt. Airy for 50 years, could hardly walk around the Chestnut Hill area without one of his fans waving or asking for an autograph. more
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Maya Smoot as Fannie, Zuhairah McGill as Miss Leah and Phillip Brown as Wil.
Audiences say ‘goodbye COVID, hello live theater’
It has been quite a year for theater in the Chestnut Hill area, with feature shows from two equity theaters as well as professional-grade productions from neighborhood troupes. more
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