Name: No Other Place to Go Exhibit, Presented by InLiquid
Start: 2026-09-12T12:00:00-04:00
Location: InLiquid Gallery

InLiquid Gallery

The InLiquid Gallery is featuring No Other Place to Go, an exhibition of photographers capturing the effects of climate change, curated by Katie Tackman. This exhibition not only showcases local artists but offers an in-depth look at how climate change is reshaping the world around us, and the grief, anxiety, and uncertainty that comes with it.

InLiquid is a non-profit gallery dedicated to featuring local artists to enhance their exposure in the community and beyond. Join InLiquid at the gallery and see how Anita Allyn, Richard Boutwell, Laura Krasnow, Kaitlin Pomerantz, and Emma Ressel turn observation and grief into evidence.

No Other Place to Go is now on view through October 17. The gallery is open Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 6 p.m.

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Crystal Tea Room

The Global Philadelphia Association's 11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration will take place on Thursday, September 10, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crystal Tea Room, bringing together civic, business and cultural leaders to celebrate Philadelphia's distinction as America's first World Heritage City. During the event, 6abc Action News Chief Meteorologist Cecily Tynan will receive the 2026 Distinguished Global Leadership Award, recognizing her extraordinary career and lasting impact on the Philadelphia region following her recent retirement announcement. The evening will include a seated dinner, cultural performances and a fireside chat between Tynan and longtime colleague Nydia Han. Purchase your ticket today.

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11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration...

The Global Philadelphia Association's 11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration will take place on Thursday, September 10,...

11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration Website

“Where our baggage is yours!” Welcome to the Bearded Ladies’ Hairport, an interactive installation &amp; performance series built on 16-years of accumulated baggage from a queer cabaret company devoted to art, care, mess, and community. While you’re waiting for a flight that may never take off, unpack your baggage and rifle through some of ours. You may recognize something as your own, or find something you never knew you were carrying.
Made for anyone who has ever lost a bag, gotten stuck, or missed a (metaphoric) flight, this trans(formational) installation asks: how do you know it’s time to move on when you don’t know where you’re going?
Produced by The Bearded Ladies Cabaret Part of FringeArt’s 2026 Festival &amp; Collective Futures
Installation on view September 10-December 20, 2026 at The Hairport | 444 N 3rd Street, Philadelphia PA 19123
Installation hours: Wednesday, Thursday &amp; Friday 4-9PM | Last timed entry at 8:15PM Saturday &amp; Sunday 11AM-3PM| Last timed entry at 2:15PM
Live events at The Hairport | Saturdays at 8PM
The Hairport is an interactive, immersive installation filled with costumes, cardboard props, and other ephemera from the Bearded Ladies Cabaret’s 16-year performance history. Visitors will make their way through a sprawling multi-room space made to look like a fantastical, metaphorical “airport”. Visitors will be invited to interact with components of the installation and may encounter docents in guiding roles. The experience will culminate in a “lounge” space full of “Bearded baggage” which will also serve as the performance site for the Now Hoarding: In-Flight Entertainment live event series.
It will take visitors approximately 60-75 minutes to view the entirety of the Priority Hoarding installation. Groups of 6 will enter the installation, at 15-minute timed entry intervals. An opportunity to ride a Surrey bike is offered but not required.

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Priority Hoarding: A Retrospectacle

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Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

Explore the life and work of one of the 20th century's most significant artists, Lee Krasner.
In this talk, Eleanor Nairne, Keith L. and Katherine Sachs Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art and Department Head, Modern and Contemporary at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and curator of Lee Krasner: Living Color, will trace Krasner's life and 50-year career. Focusing on the transformative final decades of Krasner's life, during which time Krasner created Untitled (1968-1983) on view in A Nation of Artists, Nairne will demystify the artist's process and tenacity in life and art.
About Eleanor Nairne
Eleanor Nairne is the Keith L and Katherine Sachs Curator and Head of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Previously, she was the Senior Curator at Barbican Art Gallery, London, where her exhibitions included Basquiat: Boom for Real (2017), Lee Krasner: Living Colour (2019), Jean Dubuffet: Brutal Beauty (2021), Soheila Sokhanvari: Rebel Rebel (2022), Alice Neel: Hot Off The Griddle (2023) and Julianknxx: Chorus in Rememory of Flight (2023). Internationally, she has curated shows such as Erotic Abstraction: Eva Hesse / Hannah Wilke (2021) at the Acquavella Galleries in New York. From 2011-2015, she was Curator of the Artangel Collection at Tate, organising more than 30 exhibitions and displays across the UK. A regular catalogue contributor for institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Louisiana Museum in Denmark, she has written essays and reviews for The Art Newspaper, frieze, the London Review of Books and the New York Times, among others.<a href="https://eventvesta.com/events/152097/t/tickets" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">View Tickets &amp;&nbsp;More Info</a>

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Curator Talk with Eleanor Nairne

Explore the life and work of one of the 20th century's most significant artists, Lee Krasner.
In this talk, Eleanor Nairne,...

The Global Philadelphia Association's 11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration will take place on Thursday, September 10, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Crystal Tea Room, bringing together civic, business and cultural leaders to celebrate Philadelphia's distinction as America's first World Heritage City. During the event, 6abc Action News Chief Meteorologist Cecily Tynan will receive the 2026 Distinguished Global Leadership Award, recognizing her extraordinary career and lasting impact on the Philadelphia region following her recent retirement announcement. The evening will include a seated dinner, cultural performances and a fireside chat between Tynan and longtime colleague Nydia Han. Purchase your ticket today.

Local Event: 11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration

11th Annual World Heritage City Celebration

Gloria Dei Old Swedes Episcopal Church

While the Continental Congress debated the issue of independence from Britain, laboring people were already fighting for their rights in the fields and the streets. It did not take long for the wealthier and more conservative members of the Congress—a coalition of merchants, lawyers, and slave-holding Southern planters—to express alarm at the outspoken and often clamorous participation of the less prosperous segments of society in the revolutionary process.
John Adams, James Madison, and others expressed their fears of what they called “riff raff,” “the rabble,” and “the mob.” They believed that the “lower orders,” once they had mobilized, could bring forward a type of “excessive democracy” that would disrupt the previously “stable” and “balanced” political system that wealthy men with property had always dominated.
And yet, it was the less wealthy sectors of American life—small farmers, shopkeepers, craftsmen, journeymen, apprentices, mariners, laborers, and Black people (both slave and free)—who were the mainspring of the Revolution. The men met in local assemblies, fought in the militias or at sea, and marched the length of the Eastern seaboard, while the women furnished the American army with supplies while continuing to keep civil life humming.
In this illustrated lecture at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes’) Church, history researcher and writer Michael Schreiber will describe how many “lower-class” and laboring people contributed in exciting ways to the American Revolution. He will show how recent research has uncovered the activity during the Revolution of a number of people who were members of the Gloria Dei congregation and subsequently buried or memorialized in the churchyard.

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Union Trust

Join Friends for Good, a Philadelphia-based nonprofit and young-professional volunteer community that makes giving back accessible, social and impactful, for the return of The Good Gala on Thursday, September 10, 2026, from 7:00 to 10:30 p.m. at Union Trust in Center City Philadelphia.
The signature biennial celebration will bring together hundreds of community-minded Philadelphians for an unforgettable evening featuring cocktails, an open bar, dinner, dancing, live entertainment, a silent auction and more. Guests are encouraged to attend in black-and-white cocktail attire.
One hundred percent of event proceeds will support Friends for Good’s year-round volunteer programming and help launch the FFG Good Futures Fund, expanding educational opportunities and student-success initiatives across Philadelphia.
Come dressed to celebrate, ready to connect and prepared to “Do Good. Feel Good.”

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The Good Gala

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Christ Church Burial Ground

Uncover the tragedy and heroism of Philadelphia’s 1793 epidemic on a guided tour through historic Christ Church Burial Ground.
Step back and confront the reality of Philadelphia's most devastating epidemic on our Yellow Fever Tour at Christ Church Burial Ground. In late summer 1793, a terrifying fever swept through the nation's capital, taking thousands of lives and sending panic through the streets.
This guide-led tour leads you through the grounds where both victims and key figures of the outbreak. As you walk among the headstones, you will explore 18th-century medical theories, the breakdown of civic life, and the remarkable stories of care and courage that emerged during a citywide crisis.

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Yellow Fever Tour

 Uncover the tragedy and heroism of Philadelphia’s 1793 epidemic on a guided tour through historic Christ Church Burial...

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Online Auction

Alderfer Auction presents a furniture liquidation of a Philadelphia Sports Complex that features contemporary bar seating, dining chairs, café tables, high-top tables, reception desks, and commercial hospitality furnishings used in this summer's global championship competition.
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Bid online now through Tuesday September 15th
at alderferauction.com. This auction will begin closing at 8:00 PM at a rate of 2 lots per minute.
Seating is the primary focus, with numerous sets and pairs of upholstered bar chairs, bar stools, dining chairs, and molded plastic seating. Styles range from contemporary and industrial to Mid-Century Modern inspired designs. Many examples feature grey or light-colored upholstery paired with black metal frames, while others incorporate curved wood or wood-veneer backrests, tubular frames, sled bases, tapered legs, and integrated footrests.
The auction also includes numerous coordinated bar-height and café table sets. Tables feature wood, white laminate, and faux marble tops paired with black, chrome, brushed metal, or black-and-brass pedestal and frame designs. Several larger industrial-style high-top tables measure approximately six feet long and are accompanied by matching or complementary stools, while smaller round pedestal tables provide options for café, restaurant, and hospitality seating arrangements.
Commercial fixtures include three reception counters or desks, including modular and faux marble designs with storage cabinetry, raised transaction surfaces, decorative trim, and contemporary finishes. These pieces complement the broader selection of contract-style seating and tables.
With 40 lots largely devoted to coordinated commercial seating and tables, the sale provides an opportunity to acquire chairs in multiples rather than individually. Offerings range from four-chair dining and bar sets to pairs of stools, complete café arrangements, high-top table-and-stool combinations, reception furniture, and individual tables.
The catalog is particularly well suited to restaurants, cafés, bars, offices, waiting areas, event spaces, and other commercial interiors, with many chairs offered in matching sets.
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ONE DAY Pick Up Day By Appointment in Philadelphia – Tuesday, September 22nd from 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Buyer's Premium Applicable. Alderfer Auction, 501 Fairgrounds Rd, Hatfield PA 19440. 215-393-3000. Satellite (Sales) Office: 3359 Durham Rd, Doylestown, PA 18902. AY002260

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Keswick Theatre

Main Point Books is thrilled to welcome best-selling author Jodi Picoult with her new book "Hollow Bones," a riveting novel about the risks we take to protect the ones we love in a world where crisis is always just around the corner.
This event will take place at The Keswick Theater. Tickets are $40 and include a signed copy of the book. Jodi will not be signing or personalizing books at this event.
Parking is available on the street and in near-by parking lots.

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An Evening with Jodi Picoult


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Lansdowne Theater

Get ready for a night of non-stop laughter as Corey Holcomb brings his hilarious comedy to the stage. This highly anticipated show is presented by Laff Out Loud Ent. at the historic Lansdowne Theater. Tickets are available now for this must-see live performance.RIGHT&nbsp;NOW - FOR THE FIRST 50 CALLERS - BOGO!! YES! BUY ONE TICKET GET ONE FREE! CALL NOW 215-870-5564

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Corey Holcomb

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Philly Hired is a leading hyper-local job board dedicated exclusively to the Greater Philadelphia region. While national search engines often bury local opportunities under a mountain of remote-only roles and out-of-state listings, Philly Hired provides a streamlined, community-centric ecosystem where homegrown talent and regional employers find their perfect match. Why We’re Different We believe that Philadelphia is a powerhouse of industry, from Center City startups to Main Line healthcare institutions. Our platform is designed to strip away the "noise" of national algorithms, offering a frictionless marketplace that empowers the local workforce. As a subsidiary of Local Talent Group, we are committed to the economic vitality of the Delaware Valley by keeping local talent right here at home. The Philly Hired Advantage - Hyper-Local Focus: Every listing is within reach of the local commuter, covering Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. - Targeted Talent Pools: We connect employers directly with motivated professionals who are specifically looking to grow their careers within the region. - Quality Over Quantity: By focusing on the 215 and beyond, we ensure that every application and every job post is relevant, regional, and real. - Community First: Beyond job listings, we serve as a hub for career resources and regional networking, supporting everything from tech and healthcare to hospitality and professional services. At Philly Hired, we don’t just post jobs; we build the teams that power our city. Whether you’re a business looking to scale with the best local talent or a professional ready for your next big move in the City of Brotherly Love, we are your gateway to the Philadelphia market. Ready to hire or get hired? Join the most active local employment network in the Delaware Valley. Explore PhillyHired.com today.

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