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Tag along to muralist-curated Latino street art

Travel the historic and cultural path behind South Philly's socially engaged public art. Absorb the scene Meet at the Progress of Women mural for an introduction. Look around Listen to urban art stories on the way to Industrious Light. Embrace revolution Chronicle Latino identity and dissent at the Art Sanctuary. Develop technique Outline how a mural comes to life, from idea to completion. Reflect on community Discuss the walk with the group at Antes de la Iluvia.

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Go behind the scenes of Philly's favorite art gallery

Take an intimate look into acquisitions and creative vision with the curator & directors. Meet in the gallery Grab refreshments & hors d'oeuvres and familiarize yourself with the space. Peruse the exhibits Evaluate the art from a unique, private perspective. Think like a curator Judge our atypical curatorial tack and evolving collection. Share impressions Engage with directors about the artworks and artists. Plan your next visit Eavesdrop on plans for upcoming exhibition productions.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 8 Bewertungen

Eat your way through South Philly with a food journalist

Join a food journalist for a behind-the-scenes walking tour through South Philadelphia's food scene as you explore the many flavors and cultures that make this neighborhood so special. . • You’ll beyond the typical food tour as I share stories gathered from personal interviews and deep relationships with South Philly’s business owners and chefs. • Experience the neighborhood’s vibrant cultural tapestry woven from generations of immigrants as you sample everything from rugelach and banh mi to tacos and cannoli. • Finish the day at a hidden gem of a wine shop, where we’ll enjoy a glass as we reflect on the stories we’ve heard and food we tasted. More than just leaving satisfied with the delicious dishes you’ve sampled, you’ll walk away with a true appreciation for the rich history that solidifies South Philadelphia as a true melting pot of diverse cultures and ethnicities.

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Fishtown book crawl with an award-winning writer

Take a literary crawl through Fishtown with an award-winning YA writer and book lover, exploring the neighborhood’s best independent and used bookstores. Visit handpicked shops to meet passionate booksellers, discover hidden gems, and chat about your favorite reads. • Starting at American Grammar, we’ll grab coffee, tea, and pastries, and discuss our route. Browse the shop’s curated collection of nonfiction, indie magazines, ceramics, and apparel. • Drop into H&H Books, run by Linda Gallant Moore, which specializes in bold, contemporary fiction, particularly works featuring strong female narratives. • Visit Harriett’s Bookshop, a vibrant space dedicated to celebrating Black authors and creating a welcoming literary community, and Lot 49 Books, a treasure trove of used books spanning fiction, philosophy, history, and beyond. Owner Drew Waldo is known for his sharp recommendations and deep literary knowledge. If you’re in the mood for further literary exploration, I’ll share recommendations for additional stops like Miscellanea Libri or Gilda, a cozy Portuguese cafe perfect for diving into your new reads. We'll spend time talking about the amazing literary scene in town, and the many authors you should check out.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 1 Bewertungen

Uncover Philadelphia's hidden history with an archaeologist

History isn’t just written in books—it’s also buried beneath our feet. Join me on a journey through Philadelphia’s past, where every excavation uncovers forgotten truths about America’s founding. This immersive tour peels back the layers of the city’s most iconic sites, revealing the stories often left out of textbooks. • First, we’ll explore the site that reshaped our understanding of early America: the remnants of George Washington’s presidential mansion. Here, we’ll delve into the archaeological excavation that unearthed the living quarters of the enslaved people who labored there. • Next, the Liberty Bell, considered a symbol of freedom, has layers of secrets beneath its surface. Discover the untold stories behind this national symbol and the complexities behind America’s cherished myths. • Walk among the forgotten and uncover the city’s darker past at Washington Square, where thousands of Revolutionary War soldiers and yellow fever victims lie in unmarked graves. • Step into the remnants of Benjamin Franklin’s home and discover the private struggles of a founding father, from family drama to personal failures. These excavations reveal a side of Franklin rarely shown in history books. As we wrap up on Market Street, you’ll reflect on the stories unearthed along the way and walk away with a deeper, more nuanced understanding of Philadelphia and the people who shaped it

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Walk through Old City with an architectural historian

The buildings of Philadelphia’s Old City tell many stories about the history of the United States and its growth from an English colony to an early republic. Join me, an architect, for a history walk through this historic neighborhood to explore the evolution of American architectural styles. Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. • Begin in the charming, narrow streets and Georgian and Federal-style homes of Elfreth’s Alley, which offer a glimpse into 18th-century domestic life. • You’ll walk through the neighborhood to sites like the First Bank of the United States and the nearby Merchants’ Exchange, which showcase the growing financial power of this new country. • Our walk will culminate at Independence Hall, a pivotal building in American history, representing the birth of the nation and a landmark of Georgian design. You’ll learn how the architectural styles in Old City reflect the historical significance of Philadelphia itself.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 4 Bewertungen

Create a tintype portrait with a photographer

Create your own 3x4" tintype portrait and learn about the medium’s roots in 19th century Philadelphia. We’ll also explore the daguerreotype and the evolution of wet plate photography. • I’ll share a brief history of photography and teach you about camera functions and composition. I’ll also demonstrate the chemical processes that create images. • You’ll then sit for a portrait while I explain the chemical reactions involved. Weather permitting, this part of the experience will take place outside, at nearby Fishtown landmarks. • Finally, you’ll get hands-on experience varnishing and curing your own portrait and mounting it on a Philadelphia-themed mat 5x7". You’ll leave with your tintype portrait to take home, as well as my recommendations for other activities in the area.

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Shop sustainable, slow fashion on Fabric Row

Take a guided tour of 4th Street’s vintage scene as we explore Fabric Row’s best sustainable fashion boutiques. You’ll get slow fashion styling tips—and learn how to refresh and chainstitch pre-loved items—while browsing my four picks. • Start at At My House, a woman-owned boutique known for its playful, size-inclusive vintage pieces. I’ll give you a custom Philly-themed tote bag featuring my chainstitch embroidery to use as your shopping bag. • Stop by Ace Outpost, a ’70s-inspired vintage shop with an attached cafe, where you can grab a coffee while browsing. • Visit Approved Textiles, a shop dedicated to extending the life of garments through repairs and embellishments, and finish up at Sweet Peel Vintage, featuring a collection of bold styles from the ’70s to the 2000s, curated by two passionate vintage collectors. I’ll leave you with my recommendations for other sustainable boutiques in the area so you can continue shopping small and slow in Philadelphia.

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Learn to make a Philadelphia cheesesteak at Tony and Nick's

A lot of restaurants out there serve Philadelphia cheesesteaks, but if you want to learn how to make them correctly, spend some time with the pros at Tony and Nick's, one of Philadelphia's best shops. • The restaurant's owner and I will welcome you to Tony and Nick's, where we'll tell you about my quest to find Philadelphia's best cheesesteak and the history of the restaurant. • We'll walk you through the fundamental components you need to make the perfect cheesesteak—bread, cheese, and meat—and the regional variations. • Then you'll pair up with Tony and Nick's chefs and learn how to work the griddle as you create a personalized cheesesteak with custom ingredients. Not only will you get to soak up the lore surrounding the Philadelphia cheesesteak, but you'll also get to eat one you've cooked yourself.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 5 Bewertungen

Cheesesteak tour with the man who's eaten a thousand

What do you do when you visit Philadelphia? You eat cheesesteaks, of course. I’ve reviewed more than 1,200 cheesesteaks for my YouTube channel, and I’d like to take you to a few iconic shops in Philly’s Italian Market neighborhood. • We’ll begin with a cheesesteak at Pat’s King of Steaks, where I’ll share a little bit about my project and the history of this sandwich in Philadelphia. (Cheesesteaks are included in the cost; drinks and sides are extra.) • Next, we’ll walk across the street to Geno’s Steaks, where we’ll do a taste test, comparing the two rivals’ versions we’ve just tried. • Then we’ll take a short walk to Jaxx Taproom, a newer spot that takes a more artisanal approach to the cheesesteak. We’ll sit down for this third course, and compare the classics to the contemporary version. I’ll send you on your way with suggestions for other top cheesesteak shops you should visit while you’re in town.

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Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.95 von 5, 55 Bewertungen

A Toast to History--Behind the Scenes at Carpenters' Hall

You’ll get a private, after-hours tour of historic Carpenters’ Hall, the site of the First Continental Congress in 1774 and the birthplace of American democracy. First we’ll show you the main hall where the Congress met, where you’ll see original artifacts from the period and a detailed model showing the construction of Carpenters’ Hall. Then it’s up to our second floor, which is off limits to regular visitors, where you’ll see our gorgeous 19th-century library and get to explore some of our rare books and other items from our collection. We’ll close with questions and a scotch tasting to toast the continued good health of our visitors, the Carpenters’ Company and the importance of history. The scotch is curtesy of ImpEx Beverages. Each guest will also receive a copy of “Meeting Place of History,” a fully illustrated booklet about Carpenters’ Hall.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 102 Bewertungen

Surfunterricht auf LBI

Lessons are 1.5 hours, the first 20 minutes we go over the basics on the beach - safety, board anatomy, paddling, the popup, and positioning. The next 70 minutes are hands-on in the water where we catch waves, pop-up, and take control of the wave. Best time to surf is before noon, before the sea breeze, from 7:00am to 11:00am We can meet at any surfing beach that you prefer on LBI, or meet at some of my favorite surf spots - which ever is good for you. You will be surfing in no time! Other things to note Under the age of 13 requires a private one-on-one lesson. Up to 4 guests may attend if over the age of 12. This summer we will take extra Covid caution which may require you to drive to the beach - be prepared for wet, sandy surfers to get back into your car.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.97 von 5, 58 Bewertungen

A Fat Guy's Walking, Philly Food Tour

Let's start our morning at Philly's Temple to the People, City Hall, from which we will move to Reading Terminal Market, where we will get a deeper understanding of "What Philadelphians eat" by sampling and eating our way through cultures and countries. After eating some amazing food at Reading Terminal, we will catch a train West to one of Philly's historic Farmer's Markets to see and sample what's in season. Along the way, we will pop into a few restaurants and eateries for quick, "grab & go bites." From the farmers market, we will take a slow stroll through one of my favorite neighborhoods and experience samples of fine cheeses, see where great breads and pastries are made, and snack on one of my favorite places to get a really good slice of pizza, with a side of gelato, of course! Continuing our tour, we will head, to Chinatown to see and sample some great markets, restaurants, and grab some tea! This tour is best enjoyed as part of a duo, perhaps even a team, as you will want to sample everything. Please note that food items are not included in the cost of this tour; the freedom to grab what you want to eat and say no to what you don't is a key part of this experience, so eat to your heart's content, knowing you will burn any excess calories off on our journey.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 10 Bewertungen

Osteuropäisches Essen in Little Odessa

On this tour of Brooklyn’s Little Odessa, we’ll sample the delights of Eastern European and Former Soviet Union cuisine along Brighton Beach Avenue. We’ll share Georgian cheese bread as well as Turkish and Russian sweets and treats along with amazing dumplings, savory meat pies, authentic ethnic dishes, and so much more. It’s a veritable cornucopia of food so bring your appetite; you won’t leave hungry, and you will leave happy! I always try to customize the tour depending upon the interests of the group. For example, if enough folks want to check out a new Russian gift shop we can take a few minutes to scope it out. Please note: I offer three other delicious food tours in NYC; they’re currently listed on consecutive days in the calendar. Check out: • “Ethnic Eats in Elmhurst” – airbnb.com/experiences/1215456 • “Snacking in Flushing – From Anhui to Zhejiang” – airbnb.com/experiences/700707 • “The Flavors of Little Levant and Little Yemen in Bay Ridge” – airbnb.com/experiences/1216588 If there’s one that sounds especially delicious but isn’t scheduled for a day that works for you, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. Click the Contact Host button below – I can probably reschedule it for a day that does!

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.97 von 5, 216 Bewertungen

Philadelphia: die Geschichte der afroamerikanischen Community

The tour will commence at the Independence Visitor's Center with an introduction to the topic of Black History during the colonial period. You will hear about the role that Black Americans played in the founding of the nation. The group will continue to the President’s House and hear about the 9 enslaved people who were held there. The group will hear about Martha Washington's handmaid who ran away to escape slavery. At the next stop you will see where The Fugitive Slave Act 1793 was passed. The next stop is Congo Square where people of African descent held celebrations. It is also a potter's field where free and enslaved Africans are still buried to this day. The next stop is Mother Bethel AME Church. There is where the African Methodist Episcopal Church was established and is the oldest piece of real estate owned by people of African descent in the United States. You will hear about the liberation of a woman whose owner attempted to abduct her back into slavery and the trial of her rescuers. You will also see the traditional sites of Independence Hall, liberty bell, Congress Hall, and much more Other things to note Masks are required. We will be walking approximately 1.5 miles for the tour on uneven and cobblestoned surfaces. Please wear comfortable and sturdy footwear. We will continue the tour during light rain.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.98 von 5, 257 Bewertungen

Das koloniale Philadelphia entdecken

Every building has a story to tell, from the materials, technology, and styles favored when it was constructed, to the people who designed, built, lived and worked there. Events of historic proportion take place in and around buildings as well. Come with me on this journey to discover all the secrets each building on our tour is waiting to tell us. We will be walking through Old City, visiting the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, and seeing the same buildings the Founding Fathers worked and worshiped in. Whether your interest is architecture, American History, visiting the places where Ben Franklin and George Washington lived and worked, or humming a tune from the Hamilton play as we experience Philadelphia as the Capitol of the United States, this tour is for you! This tour is also great for groups, teams and team building! Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.98 von 5, 177 Bewertungen

Kulinarische Tour mit Verkostung auf dem italienischen Markt

Join us on a tasting journey, led by an Italian Market native who knows the neighborhood and everybody in it. Explore Philadelphia's Italian Market rich culture, food and history, through food tastings, stories, and visiting iconic shops. Gain a deeper understanding of the traditions that have shaped this vibrant neighborhood. Sip, shop and stroll. Prepare to eat like a local as we walk through Philadelphia's bustling Italian Market. Cheese, Pizza, Roast Pork sandwich, salumi, espresso and cannoli, we taste them all. Our guests receive exclusive discounts in shops, bring your shopping list, bag and leave a cooler in the car, if you plan on making purchases. Reusable shopping bags for sale, ask your tour guide Wear comfortable shoes and come hungry!

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 5 von 5, 49 Bewertungen

Kreiere Meereskunst auf Glas mit einer Einheimischen aus Cape May

Learn to make one 10x12 framed resin art piece yourself with seaglass, beach glass and recycled glass, with shells & more harvested from the Delaware Bay! Resin seascape pictures often sell for $150 or more. Why not make your own and take home a memory! You will be greeted upon arrival to my Coastal Farmhouse-style home. While we wait for other guests to arrive, help yourself to complimentary light appetizers and pick out some shells to use in your project. You will receive detailed instructions on how to place the sand, seashells, crushed glass, seaglass and other items on your picture frame. You will then learn how to safely drizzle the resin over the entire picture to preserve it and make it shine. You will then add a few more items to your finish your piece. If you finish early, continue to enjoy the space and more light fare while the rest of the group finishes. Around certain holidays, you will have the option to make a seascape heart (Jan/Feb), Beachy tree (Dec) or Coastal wreath (Dec). Please note that you will NOT be able to take your piece home the same day since it must harden for at least 12 hours. Most pick up the next day or it can be mailed to you for an additional cost. It will fully harden after 3 days. Groups are welcomed, however since we are working with crushed glass and epoxy resin, only ages 14 and above can participate. BYOB.

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.99 von 5, 69 Bewertungen

Cape May: Strand-Yoga mit Kelsy (offener Kurs für Gruppen)

Join Kelsy and others in this memorable group beach yoga class out by the ocean in beautiful Cape May, NJ. Enjoy the ease of coming to class whether walking, biking or driving to the beach because there is plenty of free bike and car parking (no meters down here - BONUS!). Walk out onto the beach at Pittsburgh Ave - beach entrance #4 - and I or one of my co-hosts will be there near the ocean. Bring a towel/blanket to use for the second half of class. We'll start the first half of class standing with our feet right in the sand. Getting to move and deepen our feet and toes in the sand helps us to feel grounded and stable. Then for the second half of class, we'll lower down and use our towels like mats but in a way so that we keep our feet off and our towels and ourselves from getting sandy. I love the sand, but don't want to be covered in it lol. You're encouraged throughout the class to do what feels good for you - whether you want to take more rests or go more advanced feel free to do so. This class is all about enjoying the beautiful location - on the sand with the ocean in front of us, the sky above us and the earth right below us. It's a time to slow down and listen to our bodies while we quiet our minds and let our hearts soar. I hope you join us!

Durchschnittliche Bewertung: 4.93 von 5, 151 Bewertungen

Phillytektur-Reise durch die Geschichte

With over a 300 year history, from the Revolutionary War to its revitalization in the past 50 years, come experience Philadelphia with me. This is an historic events tour with an architectural twist. Every building has a story to tell, from the materials, technology, and styles favored when it was constructed, to the people who designed, built, lived and worked there. Events of historic proportion take place in and around buildings as well. Come with me on this journey to discover all the secrets each building on our tour is waiting to tell us. This tour is also great for groups, teams and team building! We will be walking through Old City and Society Hill, visiting the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, and seeing the same buildings the Founding Fathers worked and worshiped in. Whether your interest is architecture, American History, visiting the places where Ben Franklin and George Washington lived and worked, or humming a tune from the Hamilton play as we experience Philadelphia as the Capitol of the United States, this tour is for you! Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

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