Free and open to the public We will once again gather to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for this country. We will gather to lay a wreath honoring the fallen soldiers buried in our hallowed grounds, followed by our traditional placing of flags at the graves of patriots.
Included with admission This month we highlight stories of free and enslaved Africans of the colonial era. Chats typically run 20-30 minutes
Join Burial Ground Coordinator "The Crypt Keeper" John Hopkins for Brew 'N History! Learn about the Founders and their connections to Philadelphia's beer history. This tour runs 45-60 minutes. Tickets are $10. Click the Square link below to reserve your tickets.
June 12th, 2022 1:00pm-5:00pm Free & Open to the public 📍South Yard, Christ Church One week before Juneteenth, come on out to make your own rag-flag in preparation for the holiday! Join Dir. of Public Engagement Hannah Wallace as she teaches the DIY process while sharing the symbolism of the Juneteenth Flag. This activity will […]
June 12th, 2022 8pm - 11pm 📍Neighborhood House Great Hall 20 N. American St. Philadelphia, PA 19106 Tickets - $15 online ($20 at the door) Orisun Arts & Wellness, The Thinker Makers Society & The Christ Church Preservation Trust presents… Resonance: A Juneteenth Jam Session Join the jam! Bring an instrument or share your voice […]
Pride is everything… Celebrate Pride Month with Ophelia and VinChelle by trying your luck at nine rounds of bingo! Bragging rights and prizes will be awarded at the end of each round. These queens have been slaying the Philly scene for almost seven years now, and they can’t wait to share their over-the-top looks and […]
RESCHEDULED SHOW & NEW LOCATION: North Garden of Christ Church The New York City Guitar Quartet was formed in 2021 to redefine guitar quartet music for the 21st century. The quartet has commissioned new music from composers such as Sebastian Zel and José Sánchez-Verdu and continues to arrange vibrant music that expands the guitar’s repertoire. […]
Afterlife examines how we remember our dead. This tour runs 45 minutes. Tickets are $10. Click the Square link below to reserve your tickets.
Co-produced with the National Constitution Center. George Nelson was born in Sulgrave, Northamptonshire in 1736 -- but unlike his namesake and countryman, George Washington, Nelson did not become an illustrious statesman. This talk explores the Revolutionary experience for poorer men and women during this tumultuous time.