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Explore & Enjoy: Things to Do This Month! (June 12 - June 30, 2025)

Summer is officially here, and the Philadelphia area is buzzing with fantastic opportunities for engagement, learning, and fun! At Harrell Assisted Living Homes, we believe in fostering vibrant lives, and that includes connecting with the wider community. Here's a roundup of exciting events happening this month that cater to diverse interests and abilities.

Please note: While we strive to provide accurate information, event details can change. We highly recommend checking the official websites or contacting event organizers directly for the most up-to-date information, accessibility details, and any registration requirements before attending.


Featured Highlights & Ongoing Fun:

  • Community Wellness & Yoga Programs (Various Dates): Many local libraries and community centers offer free or low-cost wellness programs, including gentle movement and adapted yoga classes designed for various abilities. These are wonderful ways to enhance physical and mental well-being.

    • Check calendars for the Free Library of Philadelphia and local community centers for schedules.

  • Parks on Tap (Various Locations): This popular traveling beer garden series often sets up in different parks throughout the month. While it's primarily a social event, the park settings themselves can be lovely for a relaxed outing, and they often feature food and a family-friendly atmosphere.

    • Check the Parks on Tap website for weekly locations and dates.

  • Dilworth Park's Rothman Orthopaedics Roller Rink: Enjoy retro roller skating at the west side of City Hall. They offer regular hour-long sessions and often have themed nights. Advanced reservations are encouraged.

    • Location: 1 S. 15th Street. Check Dilworth Park website for hours and reservations.

  • Spruce Street Harbor Park: A beloved summer destination offering hammocks, colorful lights, boardwalk games, and often free entertainment. A great spot for a relaxed evening out.

    • Location: Columbus Blvd and Spruce St. Check their website for current attractions and events.

Upcoming Events (June 12 - June 30, 2025):

  • June 14: Curious Histories Fest: What's for Lunch?

    • This free, daylong event at the Science History Institute features hands-on activities, talks, and tours. A great option for those who enjoy interactive learning.

    • Location: Science History Institute. Check their website for details.

  • June 14: West Park Arts Fest

    • Head to West Fairmount Park for an afternoon filled with music, live dance, and art activities suitable for the whole family. Many activities are led by community partners, ensuring a diverse and engaging experience.

    • Location: West Fairmount Park. Check local listings for exact times and stage schedules.

  • June 14: Upper Darby Pride Festival

    • A family-friendly celebration with kid-friendly activities like face painting, local vendors, live music, and dancing. A lively and inclusive event.

    • Check local Upper Darby event listings for details.

  • June 17: Invisible Barriers: How Ableism Affects Accessibility

    • A WHYY Community Conversation focusing on important discussions around accessibility. This event might be of interest to individuals and caregivers keen on advocacy and understanding. Registration is required.

    • Location: Business Resource and Innovation Center at Parkway Central Library. Register via the Free Library of Philadelphia calendar.

  • June 19: Liberation Rising: Juneteenth Block Party and Free Museum Day at AAMP

    • The African American Museum in Philadelphia hosts a block party celebrating the legacy of emancipation. Features live performances, a community marketplace, food trucks, and hands-on activities like art-making and line dancing.

    • Location: African American Museum in Philadelphia. Check AAMP's website for details.

  • June 22: Juneteenth Parade and Festival

    • The nation's largest annual Juneteenth celebration, featuring a parade route and a festival with numerous participants and floats. A vibrant cultural experience.

    • Location: Gather at Malcolm X Park. Check local listings for parade route and festival details.

  • June 25: ASAN Webinar: Know Your Rights!

    • The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) is hosting a free webinar about disabled people's rights to live in the community. Open to self-advocates and allies.

    • Online event. Check ASAN's website for registration and time.

  • June 29: Community Celebration of Inclusion, Fun, and Community

    • Hosted by the We Are One Foundation, this special day includes a Vendor Fair highlighting organizations and businesses that support the special needs community.

    • Check We Are One Foundation's calendar for location and specific time.

We encourage everyone to step out, explore these fantastic opportunities, and make the most of the beautiful month ahead! Remember to always prioritize safety and check event details before you go.

 
 
 

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