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Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 2

Paint date night portraits guided by a muralist

Experience a one-of-a-kind group date night in my studio, where painting a portrait of your partner—or a new connection—becomes a fun and meaningful way to bond. No painting experience needed—just bring your curiosity and an open heart! All supplies are included. • After an icebreaker, I’ll guide you through acrylic painting basics, including brush techniques and color mixing. • Working on a 12x16-inch canvas, you’ll sketch your portrait with pencil first. Stencils will be available to help with facial features. I’ll provide individual guidance as you build layers and refine details. • Draw inspiration from the shared experience, guided by thought-provoking questions designed to spark creativity and connection. You’ll leave with a one-of-a-kind keepsake, and I’ll package your artwork for you to take home. Plus, I’ll share restaurant recommendations so you can continue your date night in East Falls!

Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 1

An arborist's tour of Fairmount Park's historic gardens

Join me, an urban forester and environmentalist, for an exploration of one of Philadelphia’s most treasured green spaces - Fairmount Park! You’ll visit botanical landmarks and uncover the stories behind unique trees and plants that highlight fascinating aspects of the city’s history. • Explore the lush indoor greenhouse at the Horticulture Center before visiting the Pavilion in the Trees, an interactive art installation nestled in a woodland canopy that offers insight into the park’s ongoing restoration projects. • Admire the serene Shofuso Japanese House and Garden and the Centennial Arboretum's remarkable trees including beautiful cherry blossoms in early spring. • Marvel at Michaux Grove’s towering oaks, planted in the 1870s along with others for the Centennial Exposition, before we walk back to the Horticulture Center. You’ll leave this nature walk inspired by the stories of trees and plants that connect the past, present, and future of this legendary city.

Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 1

Uncover Philadelphia's hidden history with an archaeologist

History isn’t just written in books—it’s also buried beneath our feet. Join me on a journey through Philadelphia’s past, where every excavation uncovers forgotten truths about America’s founding. This immersive tour peels back the layers of the city’s most iconic sites, revealing the stories often left out of textbooks. • First, we’ll explore the site that reshaped our understanding of early America: the remnants of George Washington’s presidential mansion. Here, we’ll delve into the archaeological excavation that unearthed the living quarters of the enslaved people who labored there. • Next, the Liberty Bell, considered a symbol of freedom, has layers of secrets beneath its surface. Discover the untold stories behind this national symbol and the complexities behind America’s cherished myths. • Walk among the forgotten and uncover the city’s darker past at Washington Square, where thousands of Revolutionary War soldiers and yellow fever victims lie in unmarked graves. • Step into the remnants of Benjamin Franklin’s home and discover the private struggles of a founding father, from family drama to personal failures. These excavations reveal a side of Franklin rarely shown in history books. As we wrap up on Market Street, you’ll reflect on the stories unearthed along the way and walk away with a deeper, more nuanced understanding of Philadelphia and the people who shaped it

Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 2

Create a tintype portrait with a photographer

Create your own 3x4" tintype portrait and learn about the medium’s roots in 19th century Philadelphia. We’ll also explore the daguerreotype and the evolution of wet plate photography. • I’ll share a brief history of photography and teach you about camera functions and composition. I’ll also demonstrate the chemical processes that create images. • You’ll then sit for a portrait while I explain the chemical reactions involved. Weather permitting, this part of the experience will take place outside, at nearby Fishtown landmarks. • Finally, you’ll get hands-on experience varnishing and curing your own portrait and mounting it on a Philadelphia-themed mat 5x7". You’ll leave with your tintype portrait to take home, as well as my recommendations for other activities in the area.

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Walk through Old City with an architectural historian

The buildings of Philadelphia’s Old City tell many stories about the history of the United States and its growth from an English colony to an early republic. Join me, an architect, for a history walk through this historic neighborhood to explore the evolution of American architectural styles. Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. • Begin in the charming, narrow streets and Georgian and Federal-style homes of Elfreth’s Alley, which offer a glimpse into 18th-century domestic life. • You’ll walk through the neighborhood to sites like the First Bank of the United States and the nearby Merchants’ Exchange, which showcase the growing financial power of this new country. • Our walk will culminate at Independence Hall, a pivotal building in American history, representing the birth of the nation and a landmark of Georgian design. You’ll learn how the architectural styles in Old City reflect the historical significance of Philadelphia itself.

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Fishtown book crawl with an award-winning writer

Take a literary crawl through Fishtown with an award-winning YA writer and book lover, exploring the neighborhood’s best independent and used bookstores. Visit handpicked shops to meet passionate booksellers, discover hidden gems, and chat about your favorite reads. • Starting at American Grammar, we’ll grab coffee, tea, and pastries, and discuss our route. Browse the shop’s curated collection of nonfiction, indie magazines, ceramics, and apparel. • Drop into H&H Books, run by Linda Gallant Moore, which specializes in bold, contemporary fiction, particularly works featuring strong female narratives. • Visit Harriett’s Bookshop, a vibrant space dedicated to celebrating Black authors and creating a welcoming literary community, and Lot 49 Books, a treasure trove of used books spanning fiction, philosophy, history, and beyond. Owner Drew Waldo is known for his sharp recommendations and deep literary knowledge. If you’re in the mood for further literary exploration, I’ll share recommendations for additional stops like Miscellanea Libri or Gilda, a cozy Portuguese cafe perfect for diving into your new reads. We'll spend time talking about the amazing literary scene in town, and the many authors you should check out.

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Shop sustainable, slow fashion on Fabric Row

Take a guided tour of 4th Street’s vintage scene as we explore Fabric Row’s best sustainable fashion boutiques. You’ll get slow fashion styling tips—and learn how to refresh and chainstitch pre-loved items—while browsing my four picks. • Start at At My House, a woman-owned boutique known for its playful, size-inclusive vintage pieces. I’ll give you a custom Philly-themed tote bag featuring my chainstitch embroidery to use as your shopping bag. • Stop by Ace Outpost, a ’70s-inspired vintage shop with an attached cafe, where you can grab a coffee while browsing. • Visit Approved Textiles, a shop dedicated to extending the life of garments through repairs and embellishments, and finish up at Sweet Peel Vintage, featuring a collection of bold styles from the ’70s to the 2000s, curated by two passionate vintage collectors. I’ll leave you with my recommendations for other sustainable boutiques in the area so you can continue shopping small and slow in Philadelphia.

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1 minn 3 paġni

Rating medju ta' 4.85 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 1087

Philadelphia History, Highlights, & Revolution Walking Tour

On this tour, we’ll explore Independence National Historical Park and the Old City neighborhood to see a plethora of historical landmarks! Along the way, your guide will keep you posted on the history of these sites and fill you in on all kinds of useful info for your visit to Philly. We’ll see Carpenters Hall, where the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was founded. Next, we’ll head to the Museum of American Revolution, which offers an incredible look at the stories, artifacts, and people that shaped the American Revolution. We’ll go inside to see a presentation of George Washington’s War Tent ( when your tour is over, you’ll be able to get a discounted ticket to see the rest of the museum). As we walk through Old City, we’ll also pass by some favorite sites such as Elfreth’s Alley (the oldest continuously-occupied residential street in the entire US), showcasing incredible architecture dating back to the early 1700s, the Betsy Ross House, named after a famous seamstress and flag maker who is said to have sewn the first ever American flag, Benjamin Franklin’s Grave (bring a penny to toss!), and the outdoor President’s House Landmark where Washington and Adams lived.

Rating medju ta' 4.94 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 49

A Toast to History--Behind the Scenes at Carpenters' Hall

You’ll get a private, after-hours tour of historic Carpenters’ Hall, the site of the First Continental Congress in 1774 and the birthplace of American democracy. First we’ll show you the main hall where the Congress met, where you’ll see original artifacts from the period and a detailed model showing the construction of Carpenters’ Hall. Then it’s up to our second floor, which is off limits to regular visitors, where you’ll see our gorgeous 19th-century library and get to explore some of our rare books and other items from our collection. We’ll close with questions and a scotch tasting to toast the continued good health of our visitors, the Carpenters’ Company and the importance of history. The scotch is curtesy of ImpEx Beverages. Each guest will also receive a copy of “Meeting Place of History,” a fully illustrated booklet about Carpenters’ Hall.

Rating medju ta' 4.98 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 257

Discovering Colonial Philadelphia

Every building has a story to tell, from the materials, technology, and styles favored when it was constructed, to the people who designed, built, lived and worked there. Events of historic proportion take place in and around buildings as well. Come with me on this journey to discover all the secrets each building on our tour is waiting to tell us. We will be walking through Old City, visiting the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, and seeing the same buildings the Founding Fathers worked and worshiped in. Whether your interest is architecture, American History, visiting the places where Ben Franklin and George Washington lived and worked, or humming a tune from the Hamilton play as we experience Philadelphia as the Capitol of the United States, this tour is for you! This tour is also great for groups, teams and team building! Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

Rating medju ta' 4.87 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 157

Philadelphia Murals and Street Art Tour with Magic Gardens

There’s so much more to Philadelphia than American history - some of the most incredible public art is on display when you venture into South Philly! On this tour, you'll stroll the streets and alleys of the Bella Vista and Queen Village neighborhoods. Throughout this area, artists have (and continue to) make their mark with murals of all shapes, sizes, and themes, dazzling mosaics, and awesome 3D installations. You’ll notice the general creativity of the residents of these neighborhoods with brightly painted homes, eccentric and exciting stores and shops, and wild community gardens. Your guide will explain the history of each piece and how they blend together into a magical tapestry that drapes across the entire city. One of the main attractions on this tour is admission to the Philadelphia Magic Gardens - a trip into Wonderland. This incredible 3D art installation is the life's work of Isaiah Zagar - and where he still works regularly. Merging the profound with the ridiculous, the philosophical with the everyday, Zagar captures the imagination with his work - showing us how many men's trash can become our collective treasure. Once we arrive, you'll have as much time as you want to explore the space. When your official tour time is up, you're welcome to stay for longer, or venture out onto South Street for a different type of colorful experience.

Rating medju ta' 4.95 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 107

Guided Food Tour of Philadelphia's Italian Market

On this tour, we'll explore the country’s oldest and largest everyday open-air market - the 9th Street Italian Market - for some authentic, Philly foodie action. We’ll stroll through vibrant fruit stalls (with unbelievable prices!), past the fragrant bakeries, into various shops and unique stores, and peeking down hidden alleys covered in fantastical street art. You’ll get the chance to meet some store owners and hear their personal stories of food, history, and community. With a local guide leading the way, you’ll have an expert and an Italian Market-lover right there with you and they’ll make sure to tell you the not-so-common stories of one of the most colorful neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Of course, you’ll be sampling plenty of delicious food on this food tour! Throughout the tour, we’ll try several different dishes, including cannoli, tomato pie, and tacos! Your guide will also introduce you to other Italian Market staples and immigrant-inspired fare, savoring the flavors of the market as you make your way down this iconic street. This market has survived the passing decades by welcoming vendors from around the world and, today, remains a popular destination for tourists and locals alike - and you’ll definitely understand why by the end of our time together. So, come explore one of the most unique, thriving, and diverse areas of the City of Brotherly Love with us!

Rating medju ta' 4.95 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 134

Hamilton - The Tour where it Happens!

Alexander Hamilton - Revolutionary War hero, Washington's aide-de-camp, member of the Constitutional Convention, author of the Federalist Papers, first Secretary of the Treasury - the list goes on and on. Hamilton spent a good deal of time here in Philadelphia (some even with his short lived mistress Maria Reynolds), and we explore his life and the places here. We will meet a cast of characters along the way, such as George Washington, John Adams, Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, among others. Come join me on this fun filled tour into the life and times of one of the truly remarkable Founding Fathers. We will be listening to 9 shortened songs from the musical, so come and sing along if you know the words. If you haven't seen the play, this we be an excellent introduction! This tour is also great for groups, teams and team building! You know you want to be on the tour where it happens, the tour where it happens. Just sign up and, click BOOM! Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 4

Canvas Tote Painting

You’re the Artist, the Creator, the Game-Changer. Step into a space that celebrates your creativity, where you design a one-of-a-kind canvas tote that’s as unique as you are. Whether you're painting freehand or using our collection of inspiring stencils, this is your time to shine. With step-by-step guidance in a warm, welcoming studio, you’ll bring your vision to life—creating a reusable bag that’s perfect for the market, the beach, your lunch, or wherever your journey takes you. More than just a tote, it's your statement: bold, beautiful, and eco-friendly. A creative way to reduce plastic and add your personal flair to everyday life. Big smiles, vibrant colors, and proud “I made this” moments? Absolutely guaranteed.

Rating medju ta' 4.93 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 151

Phillytecture

With over a 300 year history, from the Revolutionary War to its revitalization in the past 50 years, come experience Philadelphia with me. This is an historic events tour with an architectural twist. Every building has a story to tell, from the materials, technology, and styles favored when it was constructed, to the people who designed, built, lived and worked there. Events of historic proportion take place in and around buildings as well. Come with me on this journey to discover all the secrets each building on our tour is waiting to tell us. This tour is also great for groups, teams and team building! We will be walking through Old City and Society Hill, visiting the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in the United States, and seeing the same buildings the Founding Fathers worked and worshiped in. Whether your interest is architecture, American History, visiting the places where Ben Franklin and George Washington lived and worked, or humming a tune from the Hamilton play as we experience Philadelphia as the Capitol of the United States, this tour is for you! Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

Rating medju ta' 4.71 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 21

A Day in Amish Country

Pennsylvania is home to a fascinating culture found in the rural farmlands outside of Philadelphia. Join our tour to understand the complex history and lifestyle of the Amish community and dispel the myths of a much misunderstood people. Your tour starts with a ride in our comfortable van out to the idyllic countryside of Lancaster County, where you’ll hear about the beginnings of Amish culture in the United States and see farmers hard at work in their fields. Your local guide will fully immerse you in the way of life here with a visit to an 1800s farmhouse, and your included admission to the Amish Village Museum will give you a deeper appreciation for the traditions and philosophies of the Amish communities. We’ll have time for stops in small towns highlighting Amish-made goods, including quilt shops, bakeries, and road-side stands. Best yet, you’ll have the chance to support the community with your food purchases, with unique options recommended by your guide!

Rating medju ta' 5 minn 5, skont dan-numru ta' reviews: 11

Exploring Philly's Gilded Age to now!

Let's explore together Philadelphia's Gilded Age to now. Beginning at Reading Terminal, we will wind our way west on Market Street past the PSFS Building, Wanamaker's, and the Market Street National Bank. Passing the Masonic Temple we head through City Hall down Market Street past Girard Trust, the Union League, the Academy of Music and many more buildings. Heading up 15th street, we will see Renaissance palazzos and Art Deco structures. We end at Frank Furness' masterpiece, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Join me for a fun filled tour in the heart of Philadelphia. Most tours are Private, but please contact me if you are two or more guests and I can make them public. Other things to note: Bring cameras, water and snacks that you like, or there are plenty of stores along the way. A hat and comfortable shoes are also a good idea to wear.

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