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National Black Business Month: An Interview with Artprenuer King Saladeen
August 11, 2025
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Maya Angelique
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Celebrating International Youth Day: Empowering Young Artists Through Career Connected Learning
August 7, 2025
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Maya Angelique and Martha McHaney
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Cultivating Creativity: Our Summer with WHYY’s Youth Media Interns
August 1, 2025
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Mwihaki Kiiru
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Harriet’s Bookshop X Mural Arts: In Indigo We Bloom
Jeannine A. Cook of Harriett’s Bookshop and former Black Artist Fellow Yannick Lowery of Severe Paper unite their practices to craft an immersive installation that marries memory, material, and meaning. Drawing on their shared Gullah Geechee heritage, the duo will debut a custom-designed cyanotype wallpaper and complementary furniture upholstery fabric…
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The Water Shed’s EcoFEST on Wayne Ave -Day Outdoor Environmental
The EcoFEST, themed “Roots & Resilience: Community, Culture, and Climate,” will celebrate environmental resilience and community creativity with hands-on learning, local vendors, art, performances, and resources. The festivities will feature a variety of environmental and sustainability activities, including a Drop-In Science Lab from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel…
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Summer of Service Closing Event
Summer of Service showcases the collaborative work of over 100 young people (ages 14–18) participating in Mural Arts’ summer Career Connected Learning Philadelphia (C2L-PHL) program, presented in partnership with the City of Philadelphia, the School District of Philadelphia, and JEVS Human Services. Over the course of six weeks, students explored…
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Hip Hop in the Park
Curated by TAMEARTZ, Hip Hop in the Park celebrates Hip Hop in Philadelphia. This festival celebrates the four elements of Hip Hop: graffiti, breakin, MCs, and DJs. Throughout the day, experience live performers, shop from local vendors, and take part in a celebration of one of the most iconic genres…
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William Still and Family Mural Dedication
Join Mural Arts Philadelphia in commemorating the legacy of William Still, a key figure in the Underground Railroad and abolitionist movements. Many enslaved Africans passed through the doors of 625 Delhi Street and the nearby Vigilance Committee Office. This domicile once served as the residence of William Still, his wife…
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Two Murals, One Mission: Honoring Legacy Through Art in Philadelphia
July 28, 2025
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Mwihaki Kiiru
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