Jews have made significant contributions to the music of social change, from the Labor and Civil Rights movements up to the present day, in a wide variety of musical genres including folk, classical, broadway, rock, pop, jazz, punk, reggae, hip-hop and more.  We will explore this rich history using both recorded examples and live musical performances in an interactive 2-part series, with room for discussion and singing.
Admission: free
Info: (215) 248-1550

Weekly sessions of music, movement & fun for 0-4 year olds

Info: (215) 322-1415
Admission: free

Community music festival with music at 3 Elkins Park Venues: CCA at Elkins Central (at the Train Station), CreekSide Co-op, and High School Park (rain location is CreekSide Co-op).  Performers include: Acoustic Blender, ANIMUS, The Bassment, Meghan Cary, Lori Citro, Dirtnap, Chris Edelstein, Flute of the Spirit, Homestead Collective, Kicking Down Doors, Art Miron, Emmanuel Ohemeng III & Perpetual Motion, Rootology, Matt Ryan, Sons of Pitch, Tookany Creek, Two of a Kind, Up the Octave, Whirled Music w/Dave Posmontier, Ken Ulansey & Jason DePue.

Admission: free; donations accepted

Info: https://www.facebook.com/elkinsparkfallfest

Community music festival with music at 3 Elkins Park Venues: CCA at Elkins Central (at the Train Station), CreekSide Co-op, and High School Park (rain location is CreekSide Co-op).  Performers include: Acoustic Blender, ANIMUS, The Bassment, Meghan Cary, Lori Citro, Dirtnap, Chris Edelstein, Flute of the Spirit, Homestead Collective, Kicking Down Doors, Art Miron, Emmanuel Ohemeng III & Perpetual Motion, Rootology, Matt Ryan, Sons of Pitch, Tookany Creek, Two of a Kind, Up the Octave, Whirled Music w/Dave Posmontier, Ken Ulansey & Jason DePue.

Admission: free; donations accepted

Info: https://www.facebook.com/elkinsparkfallfest

Jews have made significant contributions to the music of social change, from the Labor and Civil Rights movements up to the present day, in a wide variety of musical genres including folk, classical, broadway, rock, pop, jazz, punk, reggae, hip-hop and more.  We will explore this rich history using both recorded examples and live musical performances in an interactive 2-part series, with room for discussion and singing.
Admission: free
Info: (215) 248-1550

Weekly sessions of music, movement & fun for 0-4 year olds

Info: (215) 322-1415
Admission: free

Event runs 2-5 pm, with activities & many performers including Brandon White, Mehgan Dance troupe, Maha & Maia Ravulapulli, Nueva Mexico Dance Group, Hindu Vedas, Shuai Want, Aaron & Erik.  Co-sponsored by Diversity In Action and Phoenixville School District.
Info: (610) 933-0580
Admission: $7 adults; $3 children

Weekly sessions of music, movement & fun for 0-4 year olds

Info: (215) 322-1415
Admission: free

Join Big Blue Marble and Kismet Co-Working for a night of readings, music, food, drinks, and inspiration the night before YOU WILL ALL BE VOTING!
Reading will be Stephanie Feldman and Nathaniel Popkin, editors of "Who Will Speak for America," and contributors Ken Kalfus, Carlos Jose Perez Samano and Fran Wilde. We'll also have musical inspiration from Two of a Kind between 9-10 PM and snacks and beer provided by Kismet.
Our special guests will be reps from Fair Districts PA, to update us on the urgent project of fair redistricting.
Doors open at 7 pm, Event begins at 7:30 pm

Appearances at Northeast Regional Folk Alliance (NERFA) Conference:

Thurs., 11/8:

• 12:00-12:30 AM: Decent Exposure Guerrilla Showcase, Rm. 2039

Fri., 11/9:

• 9:45-10:45 AM: Children's Concert - Dave Fry, Reggie Harris, Sally Rogers, Two of a Kind MC; King David Rm (2nd Fl)
• 11:00 AM: Panel Discussion - "Bringing music and joy to children: The importance of including music programming for kids and families" - Two of a Kind, Moderators, with Dave Fry, Reggie Harris, Justin Nordell, Cheryl Prasher, Sally Rogers
• 1:00-2:00 AM: People's Music Network Song Circle, Rm 2073
• 2:15 AM: Philadelphia Folksong Society Guerrilla Showcase, Rm 2121

Sat., 11/10:

• 2:00-5:00 PM: Music for the New Revolution Guerrilla Showcase (hosting), Rm 2043
• 11:45 PM - 2:30 AM: Music for the New Revolution Guerrilla Showcase (hosting; Two of a Kind at 1:30-1:45 AM), Rm 2058

Performers include: Keisha Hutchins Hirlinger & guests, Pauline Houston McCall, Peter Moses, Two of a Kind, and Mr. David's Drawings, Songs & Silliness (MC), plus crafts and snacks.  All proceeds will benefit Pickleberry Pie programs at hospitals in the Philadelphia area.
Admission: $5-20 sliding scale
Info: (215) 782-8258 or jennypickleberry@gmail.com

Info: www.folkfactory.org or (215) 848-6246 or polson@igc.org
Admission: Price: $11-40 (sliding scale); half price for no-wage or low-wage folks who can't afford the full price.
Doors open at 7:30 PM. Wheelchair accessible. Children under 12 free. Childcare available: To arrange childcare, please call 215-848-6246 & reserve by the Monday before the event.
Tickets are available online or at the door.
Tickets: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=10&p=1