Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia named after Joseph E. Coleman, who served on Philadelphia City Council for 20 years and was its first African-American president (1980-1992).
Drop-in afternoon of visual storytelling with collage and scrapbook materials to create a family history book, part of the library's Hyperlocal Heritage series.
Weekly informal conversation table for advanced English language learners to practice casual conversation and idiomatic expression.
Library-run chess club for adults and teens aged 12 and over, with boards provided for players of all levels.
Information table from the Philadelphia Department of Public Health at the Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library.
Free memoir book club meet-up for adults to discuss the lives of resilient and inspiring people through group discussion and personal sharing.
Author visit in which Jaylene Clark Owens reads her picture book 'A Black Girl and Her Braids' with songs and activities for children.
Weekly drop-in session for teens to work with musical artist MB on performance practices and develop their own creative voice.
Skill-share afternoon of crafting and conversation for fiber artists of all skill levels, with a sewing machine available to use.
World music concert by Patricio Acevedo, drawing on the traditions of his native Chile, for all ages as part of the library's Hispanic Heritage programming.
Free career exploration workshop for adults to discover careers that match their strengths and interests, with hands-on use of the Free Library's online training resources.
Weekly after-school craft meet-up for young adults with projects like blackout poetry, collage, painting and fiber arts.
Participatory workshop with AHCOPA on wills, trusts, powers of attorney and protecting family and property.
Free workshop led by Tia Ivonne Pinto to make calaveritas, the sugar skulls of the Day of the Dead tradition, at the Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library.
