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About two dozen people stand in the distance, facing the camera, a rocky mountain, trees, and creek behind them

The Weekly Roundup, July 6-12

Month of Moderns, Revival Walks, 'In Conversation: Will Wilson,' and more
A handful of selections from DelArt, Olney Culture Lab, the Crossing, and more. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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At night, lanterns shaped as ocean waves crash on the grass, a whale hovering over and behind the waves

The Weekly Roundup, June 29-July 5

A swathe of cultural experiences for the holiday weekend
Esperanza Arts Center, Quintessence, Three Aksha, Glen Foerd, and more represent a diverse set of communities and cultures this week. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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A side profile of Alford-Tate in a deep navy blue suit looks out into an audience, an illustrated landscape behind him

The Weekly Roundup, June 15-22

Celebrating Juneteenth in Philadelphia
Kyle V. Hiller rounds up Juneteenth events in Philadelphia, featuring offerings from Sistahs Laying Down Hands, Uhuru, the MoAR, AAMP, and many more.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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A woman dressed in a bright yellow dress with see-through sleeves, layers of necklaces, hair beads, and headdress

The Weekly Roundup, June 8-15

Blooming with block parties, Black Swan Revealed, and the Philly Flower Show
Getting in touch with West Park Arts Fest, ODUNDE, the Rail Park Block Party, and more this week. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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Three women dressed in colonial-style clothing next to each other, two of them looking at the one in the center, incredulous

The Weekly Roundup, June 1-8

Comics, circus arts, dragon boats, and vibrators
Kyle V. Hiller rounds up the first week of June, featuring events from DVAA, Hedgerow Theatre Company, FringeArts, the Clay Studio, and more.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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Cuban musician Cimafunk poses in a floral-print button down, halfway unbuttoned, looking away from the camera

The Weekly Roundup, May 25-June 1

Dancing with Caili Quan in North Philly, a Thank You, Places encore, and the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival

Thank You, Places extends its run into the summer, the Young People's Art Mart highlights younger creatives, World Café Live launches Puerta Abierta, and more. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
Kyle V. Hiller

Kyle V. Hiller

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Two fencers in all white with fencing masks and fencer swords caught in mid-attack, with one hanging in mid-air.

The Weekly Roundup, May 18-25

Athena, Resonant Philly, ConsentFest!, and cinéSPEAK Under the Stars this week
The week features live music, movie screenings, sex education, accessibility through music, and …fencing? Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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Outside the museum, Kass leans against the Y letter of the structure, which is large, wide, and very tall

The Weekly Roundup, May 11-18

Many Lumens, UMA Shows Up, SpringFest, and the Weitzman reopens
The week features offerings from BlackStar, Urban Movement Arts, the Philadelphia Film Society, and the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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Fields' arms are crossed, looking at Rodriguez, both expressing surprise with wide eyes and mouths

The Weekly Roundup, May 4-11

New exhibits at AAMP, Richard III, Group!, and more
The week features offerings from Intercultural Journeys, the African American Museum in Philadelphia, Theatre in the X, Passage Theatre Company, and more. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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Three dancers in flowing white robes that expand like wings. Dimly lit, the robes are visible, the dancers are almost not

The Weekly Roundup, April 27-May 4

West Craft Fest, Today Is My Birthday, and dancing in Philly
The week features traditions like West Craft Fest and This Is the Week That Is along with intriguing performances from Mural Arts and Philadelphia Ballet, Jody Sperling, and Theatre Exile. Kyle V. Hiller rounds up.
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Kyle V. Hiller

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