Dance in the weekend with Afro-Brazilian beats, but don't forget to come by 5pm for drinks and treats from Amy's Pastellilos.
Singer, writer & songcatcher Samantha Rise will be mellowing us out from 7pm. Come by at 5pm for eats & drinks, show at 7pm.
The MAAS Garden is blooming and we're opening up the doors once again on Friday nights for live music, cold drinks, fresh pizza at the Garden Bars!
Spring into a new season of risk-taking art at the second annual Cast Off! Soiree, as a part of Philadelphia Theatre Week. Expect delicious food and flowing drink, live music, show excerpts and more!
Pay-what-you-feel readings of two plays from this year’s PAPA Playwrights Project, featuring the work of two emerging Asian American artists, Jacinta Yelland & Cinder Kuss.
The finest of Philly’s funnies, testing out some new stuff on a Sunday night.
Sounding Spaces is an improvised solo show by composer and musician, Barry Sharp. Sharp performs using various acoustic instruments such as his voice, violin, and trumpet with industrial ambiences recorded in airports, bathrooms, building vents, power generators, trains, beer coolers, and more.
Afrotaino and friends MAAS host an exclusive evening of good vibes and even better music. Come and celebrate the new collaboration ‘Brooklyn-Cumaná’ from cuatro virtuoso Jorge Glem and composer and accordionist Sam Reider, and enjoy musicfrom award-winning vocalist Sofia Rei.
Come kick off 2022s PHonk! Philly Festival with an evening of music, community and CARNIVALE!!
Cannonball Festival is BACK for another year of risk-taking, boundary-pushing, deliciously disruptive and gorgeously curated performances. Running through September, shows will be taking place all over the MAAS Building: come by and be immersed.
Ars Nova Workshop presents a multinational trio representing three of the most inventive and thoughtful voices in modern improvised music.
Honoring renowned Philadelphia guitarist Monnette Sudler, Ars Nova Workshop's 3rd Annual Fundraiser will be a magical, musical evening including live performances, drinks & food.
The first evening-length work from SHEER SPECTACLE, Ripped Tights, Stoned Heart is a movement performance devoted to overflowing expressionism. Peeling back the curtain on our imagined dreams, the work is a catalog of vignettes strung together with the core theme of “drama as action”. Expect 70’s and 80’s ballads, grandiose dance, and gut-wrenching intimacy.
The first evening-length work from SHEER SPECTACLE, Ripped Tights, Stoned Heart is a movement performance devoted to overflowing expressionism. Peeling back the curtain on our imagined dreams, the work is a catalog of vignettes strung together with the core theme of “drama as action”. Expect 70’s and 80’s ballads, grandiose dance, and gut-wrenching intimacy.
The first evening-length work from SHEER SPECTACLE, Ripped Tights, Stoned Heart is a movement performance devoted to overflowing expressionism. Peeling back the curtain on our imagined dreams, the work is a catalog of vignettes strung together with the core theme of “drama as action”. Expect 70’s and 80’s ballads, grandiose dance, and gut-wrenching intimacy.
Almanac’s mixed bill showcase offers a diverse array of Philadelphia-based artists a chance to share their newest and freshest works for the community.
Variant 6 premieres a new, evening-length work centering a mythological love and a very real crisis, which asks the most pressing questions about humanity’s future.
A night dedicated to cinema: Artsi presents a series of short films, Q&As, artwork and general good times in support of Philly filmmaker Emily Dabner’s new project.
