Come join us for a dance party that is raising funds for a Palestinian family!

A day of skill shares taught by artists about what they like to do while they are waiting. All skillshares are free to attend, with a $5 suggested donation per skillshare. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Light snacks will be provided. This day of workshops is being held in connection to Practice Patience: An Exhibition of Slow Works by Lane Timothy Speidel.

Take the “fun” out of “funeral” and throw the rest away! Zoe Wohlfeld is holding a funeral for her childhood dog, Twinkles.

Our chrysalises shake wildly as a primordial sub-bass sound rattles up from deep beneath the earth’s crust… We’ve invited France’s Jan Loup, Switzerland’s Chewlie, and New York’s No Sir to Philly’s home of Flinta-forward dancefloor metamorphosis.

We have four upcoming exhibitions at Vox. Our First Friday event on March 6th will commemorate their opening in our space. Drinks provided at our bar!

Join Neighbors Across Market for a community-driven discussion about the future of Market East. We want to hear your ideas on how to create development that better serves everyday Philadelphians.

Meet us at Winkel on March 4 at 5:30 PM for a discussion about collectively advocating for community interests in the proposed redevelopment of Market East. 

Firewall reimagines the ancient Persian legend of “Zahhak the Serpent King,” in a contemporary Texas setting. The story reflects how cycles of power, violence, and silence repeat themselves, and why these narratives feel especially urgent in light of Iran’s current political reality.

February Long Shot is bringing two wildly different, never-before-seen performances to Vox Populi. Join Chelsea A. Flowers for Trivia with Chelsea A., a participatory comedy-trivia hybrid where the questions get personal, political, and a little unhinged. Plus, Charles Steele presents Pitch Day, a part-play, part-PowerPoint in which Don Draper comes out of retirement to save advertising as we know it.

Come see the future of comedy as we showcase local A-listers and general around the clock weirdos, all set inside a living work of modern art. The comedy of the future, Tomorrow! Hosted by Paige Campbell and Noah St. Amant. 

cinéSPEAK and Vox Populi are kicking off their new collaborative Third Thursdays screening series with a collection of three short documentaries from Third World Newsreel, a media arts organization founded in 1968 to advance liberation movement storytelling. The films tell stories of the Black Panther Party, an anti-gentrification protest at UC Berkeley, and the Puerto Rican activist group the Young Lords in East Harlem.

To honor all of the different intentions and expressions of love and transformation which have passed through the gates of the agony in the garden chapel we plan to decommission the space in an all out Valentines day Agape Love feast

Join Zante Moore, Shori “Halie” Sims, and Logan Crompton for an artist talk about their current exhibition at Vox: CHOPPED/SLOPPED/SCREWED.

Artist Talk will be recorded and uploaded to YouTube.

Six courses. Six performances. One transformed Vox Populi space.

Music, dance, comedy, poetry, visual art, and participatory moments unfold as guests move through the stages of desire over the course of the night.

Tickets go on sale January 19, 2026

The Committee hosts intergenerational conversations between dramaturges in order to learn from the histories and celebrate the futures of each region’s artist-landscape. Join us in the Live Taping of Philadelphia Metro Area, or tune into LMDA’s program at the end of the month.

An open period of silent worship in which we wait in God's presence among us as by a warm fire - gathering “with hearts knit together in love” (Colossians 2:2).  An opportunity to set aside the noise of our busy lives and our preconceived thoughts to return home within and dwell in the light.  In worship we return to a reality that is always within and around us- an invisible and living stream into which we can step at any time.

Scars are often referred to as disorganized fascia that adheres tissues and disrupts movement pathways. But what do the scars have to say about this? Nicole Bindler has developed a performance practice in which she animates her scars as characters, allowing them to do the talking. Their stories and opinions can often be quite surprising. In this presentation, she will share her findings from years of listening to her scars, and sharing their joys, traumas, and desires with audiences. She will offer techniques for attendees to develop their own scar-talk practice if they wish. Everyone is encouraged to bring their tender parts, imagination, and sense of play.

A place to Grieve is a guided tour into the heart of the underworld where Inanna- the ancient Sumerian Goddess of fertility, inscribed winter into her heart.  Bring a Mug, a stone, and gentleness. 

Facilitated by Mirra Esther and Love raisin 

Hot Winter Bods is BACK with an original sketch comedy show about your favorite February holiday. Come to A GROUNDHOG DAY SKETCH SHOW to see a gorgeous pastiche of the biggest cultural icon in Pennsylvania and to answer the eternal question: how much ground could a groundhog hog if a groundhog could hog ground?

Hot Winter Bods is BACK with an original sketch comedy show about your favorite February holiday. Come to A GROUNDHOG DAY SKETCH SHOW to see a gorgeous pastiche of the biggest cultural icon in Pennsylvania and to answer the eternal question: how much ground could a groundhog hog if a groundhog could hog ground?

We will pray the rosary together, open to people of any faith who would like to explore the contemplative mysteries of the rosary and the blessed mother.

Tune in to The Bucky Carson Show, featuring twisted tributes to The X-Files, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, and Pee-wee’s Playhouse, Bucky Carson delivers unpredictable, alternative stand-up with bits that boldly confront America’s relationship with violence and firearms.

You are cordially invited to a cocktail party and two lectures concerning the continuing mystical resonances of Pennsylvania's early utopian spiritual communities, The three-fold wilderness state and the complicated ethics of un-earthing. It is always wrong. Dress code = harshly formal (dress to regress). We will be drinking from baby bottles. This evening is a part of Jim Strong's on-going calendar of programs in conjunction with his current and last vox populi gallery exhibition "Agony in the Garden".

You are invited to Laforest's First Ever Gallery popup showcase !! Come tag along to see their progression as a visual artist and creative ! And how it got them to study at Pratt Institute and get their degree in Graphic Design and Illustration!!!

 Come show support for Maryam, a Palestinian refugee, and her family this Saturday! Join us for rounds of bingo with prizes and performances from Quinn Rose, Rosey Hart, Selene Rose, and Yentl Breakdown!

An experiential workshop facilitated by licensed Bereavement Counselor, Jeffrey T. Barg, MSS, LCSW which will invite participants to honor and approach whatever grief they may be holding with radical presence and worshipful attention. 

Comedy for Maniacs: Futureshock! Come see the future of comedy as we showcase local A-listers and general around the clock weirdos, all anchored to an 2000’s Adult Swim styled show. The comedy of the future, Tomorrow!

a variety show where Jake, Bing, and a cast of the living and the timeless dig up music, merriment, and suspiciously flawless holiday cheer!

Celebrate with the Youth Art & Self-empowerment Project! Create, connect, and recommit to build a world free of youth incarceration at YASP’s Year-End Celebration and Fundraiser.