Tune in to the 2020 Virtual Philadelphia Juneteenth Festival When:Saturday, June 20, noon - 5 p.m. Juneteenth in Philly: 10+ Things to Watch, Listen & Explore

S e p t e m b e r Wed 2 Virtual Tour of Africa in the Arts of Philadelphia Join Woodmere docent, Bonnie Brown, for an online celebration of color and imagination in the work of Barbara Bullock, Charles Searles, and Twins Seven-Seven. This event will be offered through Zoom and registration is required. […]

Hear them all as Alex Morgan hosts: Ursula Rucker, Steve Giordano, Craig McIver, Tony Miceli, Monnette Sudler and many more

Hear them all as Alex Morgan hosts: Ursula Rucker, Steve Giordano, Craig McIver, Tony Miceli, Monnette Sudler and many more

Join us for what promises to be a fascinating presentation with Q & A about Julian Francis Abele - African American Architect Saturday, September 12, at 1:00 pm Join us virtually via ZOOM Tickets at https://ebenezermaxwellmansion.org/interactiveqa/ Julian Francis Abele - African American Architect DuRay Montague, lover of 19th-century architecture, a neighbor of Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion, and Mansion […]

Join Andrew Christman for a special, long-awaited, socially distanced reception of his exhibition of recent works. There will be individually packaged treats and cider, musical guests to feed your spirit, and a fun, autumn-inspired art project to create before or after you take your turn to take an intimate view of the artwork in the […]

Two wonderful G-town based artists share their experiences with us on Creative Voice of Germantown.  Plus ODE TO PHILADELPHIA, a soundscape featuring Ursula Rucker, will fill the airwaves.

Join social activist and artist, Julie Rainbow, for her talk about the Second Great Migration followed by a live Q & A via ZOOM Philadelphia’s rich cultural history will be celebrated through the immersive, multifaceted storytelling experience of migration, stories that are relevant to generations of families that are old and new residents of the […]

Deep Rivers How African Americans Waded through the Waters of Oppression to Achieve Greatness. Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion is pleased to announce that our new interpretive docent-led tour Deep Rivers is now live via ZOOM. Our docents Tenea Wilborn and John Brown take you virtually through the museum highlighting the lives, stories, and achievements of 19th-century […]