Virtual Student Center EventsPenn EventsJustice Now Through Aug. 30th Eleven drawings on paper by Ashley Bryan are presented in this online exhibit, showcasing images presumed to be from a Congress of Racial Equity protest in New York in 1963. “Justice Now: 1960s Protest Drawings by Ashley Bryan” features works that speak to the moment of racial justice society is experiencing today. For more information, visit library.upenn.edu. Shesheena Bray Mindfulness Friday, July 24 | 2:00pm - 12:30pm The Institute of Contemporary Art presents this free drop-in mindfulness session with Shesheena Bray. This is a space for reflection and collective exchange.For more information, visit icaphila.org. Campus Partner Events: Campus Health Live Guided Meditation Mondays at 3:00 PM (ET) Thursdays at 12:00 PM (ET) through July 30 Join mindfulness educator, Sandi Herman, every Monday and Thursday as she facilitates exercises towards becoming grounded and relaxed. Access the sessions at https://upenn.bluejeans.com/66442167 Penn Libraries Summer Workshops Trying to figure out how to have a productive summer? Looking for training? Exploring new skills? From R to archives, the Penn Libraries is offering a variety of workshops and series to help you make the most of Summer 2020. See all upcoming sessions and register here Philly EventsBecome part of the art at Doylestown’s Mercer Museum Reopens Thursday, July 2 Explore a fascinating collection of pre-industrial folk art, tools and artifacts — including a whaleboat, a stagecoach and a Conestoga Wagon — at the quirky Mercer Museum in Doylestown, which reopens on Thursday. Also on view: the special exhibition 200 Years of Bucks County Art, featuring works from the Bucks County Historical Society’s collection and opportunities to “step into” portraits and become part of the artwork. The Mercer Museum has new timed-entry slots and limited capacity, so it’s best to purchase tickets in advance. Take in works by Pennsylvania impressionists at the James A. Michener Art Museum Reopens Thursday, July 23 Splendid works by Pennsylvania impressionist painters are on view again at the James A. Michener Art Museum in the heart of Bucks County when it reopens on Thursday. Visitors can also look forward to the brand-new special exhibition, Rising Tides: Contemporary Art and the Ecology of Water, featuring contemporary artists investigating the effects of global warming, climate change, and pollution on bodies of water and aquatic species. Note that capacity is limited and advance tickets are required. Tune in for the return of Phillies baseball
July 24-26 Finally! Baseball is back this week, with the Fightin’ Phils kicking off their abbreviated 60-game season with a three-game series against the Miami Marlins. Tune in to the game on TV on NBC10 and on the radio on 94WIP to catch Bryce Harper, Andrew McCutchen and the rest of the 2020 squad begin what’s sure to be a very interesting season of America’s pastime.
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Student Center EventsPositive Psychology Workshop (1st of 3): Wednesday the 15th at 4pm Conversation Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays @ 6:30 am; Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 4pm Murder Mystery Short story club: Friday at 10am, and Friday at 4pm Virtual Events (Penn and Philadelphia)Printmaker Pop-Up Market The Arthur Ross Gallery and Common Press host a day of online events in support of Philadelphia printmakers. There will also be a week-long prints sale. For more information, visit arthurrossgallery.org. Online Event: Friday, July 17, 10:00a.m. - 10:00p.m. Online Print Sale: July 11th-July 19th Strategic Planning Fundamentals Tom Sontag leads this workshop about strategic planning skills in the workplace, to organize teams, projects, and more. For more information, visit hr.upenn.edu. Thursday, July 16, 12:00pm - 1:00pm (Online) 60-Second Lectures: Racial Justice The School of Arts & Sciences presents a special-edition series of 60-Second Lectures that focuses on subjects of racial justice. Lectures are ongoing and feature faculty like Professor of English and Africana Studies Herman Beavers as well as Professor of History and Africana Studies Mary Frances Berry. Lectures are archived for later viewing after they've broadcast. To view the lectures, visit sas.upenn.edu. Virtually Explore Top Philadelphia Area Attractions One of the best ways to experience Greater Philadelphia is via the region’s acclaimed museums and attractions.To make the most of time at home and to practice social distancing during COVID-19, check out this guide below to some of the best ways virtually visit Philadelphia museums and attractions. More information In Person Activities in PhillyWhether it is the Magic Gardens, historical museums, or outdoor events, many attractions are beginning to open to visitors in person in Philadelphia. You can find some of them HERE.
Remember to wear a mask, socially distance, and use your best judgment to decide what is safe! |
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