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Brittany Ann Tranbaugh at Lansdowne Folk Club March 26

Lansdowne Folk Club presents Philadelphia based folk songwriter Brittany Ann Tranbaugh on Thursday, March 26, 2026. 

Brittany Ann Tranbaugh. Photo by Danie Harris

Brittany Ann Tranbaugh is a Philadelphia-based songwriter whose queer Americana heartbreaker “Kiss You” won Song of the Year in the 2021 John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Tranbaugh has been writing songs and playing shows as a side gig since she was a teenager, but in February 2023, at 31 years old, she finally quit her office job to pursue a full-time career in music. She has since released an EP and several singles, played over 300 shows, won first place in the Songwriter Serenade contest in Texas, and toured extensively supporting Carsie Blanton. Her next big plan is to record a full-length album (made possible by 400+ fans who backed her $25k album crowdfunding campaign) in the fall, which listeners can expect in late 2026.   Find out more about her at  brittanyanntranbaugh.com.

If You Go:

Held at the Twentieth Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne, PA, doors open at 7:00 PM and the show begins at 7:30 PM.  Tickets are $20 when purchased in advance online or with an advanced phone reservation and $25 without an advance reservation.  The Season Series cost for the two remaining Fall Season concerts is $34.

For reservations, parking information, advance ticket sales and more information visit website https://folkclub.org, email Lfolkclub@gmail.com or call (484) 466-6213.   Only cash accepted at the door.  They provide free tea and coffee and have soda, water and snacks for sale.  People are free to bring food, beverages, and BYOB.  Those who plan to eat there should email or call  in advance to reserve a table.
Parking in front of the 20th Century Club is no longer available. Parking is available on the side streets near the Club or at the Septa train station lot two blocks away.  Street parking is available on Lansdowne Court (adjacent to the 20th Century Club) or on Dudley Ave, (across Lansdowne Ave. from the 20th Century Club).
There is one ADA designated handicap parking spot behind the building, but additional handicapped parking can be made by emailing Lfolkclub@gmail.com in advance of the concert.
Upcoming Concerts
  • Grainee Hunt on April 23
  • The Close on May 14
  • Flagship Romance on June 4.

 

 

Post expires at 12:06pm on Friday March 27th, 2026

Sign Up for Tuscarora Lapidary Spring Classes

The Tuscarora Lapidary Society offers classes to adults interested in pursuing lapidary and jewelry arts. No previous experience is needed unless a prerequisite is noted. Those registering must be at least 18 years of age. Students between the ages of 12 and 18 can take classes by becoming junior members of TLS. See the website for details, classes and workshops.

Spring Classes begin April 4, 2026 at TLS Education Center, 24 Upland Road, Brookhaven, PA 19015

Several Weekend Workshops are also offered, including:

Milagros Cuff: (Two-day workshop, Saturday & Sunday, April 11 & 12) 10AM-4PM. Minimum 7, maximum 10. In Spanish, the word Milagro means miracle or surprise. They are small images, usually made of metal, that are traditionally used for religious, healing purposes in mainly Spanish speaking countries. Using these images, students will design and fabricate their own Milagro cuff bracelets with sheet brass, Silver wire, and Silver scrap. This project is a great way to enhance skills in sawing, forming, soldering, texturing, and finishing techniques. This course is suitable for students with a solid knowledge of soldering. By the end of the class, students will complete a series of Milagros and gain a deeper understanding of how metalsmithing can be used to tell stories and honor tradition through handmade objects. Guest Instructor: Marthe Roberts/Shea. Tuition: NM$275/M$205. Supply & Tool List

Post expires at 1:37pm on Saturday April 4th, 2026

Brew N’ History Tour

This March, Christ Church Burial Ground invites guests to explore the unexpected role alcohol played in America’s founding during its new Brew N’ History Tour, an immersive walking experience pairing Revolutionary-era stories with beer samples from Yards Brewing Company.

Philadelphia was not only the cradle of American liberty. It was also one of the brewing capitals of the New World. From early vineyards to smoky taverns where revolution was quietly debated, alcohol flowed through the city’s social, political, and economic life as early as the 1680s.

During this guided tour, visitors will explore the graves of some of early America’s most iconic figures, including Benjamin Franklin and four other signers of the Declaration of Independence buried on site. Along the way, stories of Founding Fathers, doctors, writers, and artists are paired with carefully selected Yards brews inspired by 18th-century drink culture.

As guests move through the final resting place of more than 4,000 Philadelphians, they will learn how beer, cider, and wine shaped daily life in colonial America. Alcohol was safer than water, reflected social status, supported military efforts, and fueled the tavern conversations that helped build a new Republic.

If You Go:

Participants will enjoy:

  • A guided walking tour through Christ Church Burial Ground

  • Stories of Revolutionary-era drink culture

  • Samples of signature brews from Yards Brewing Company

  • A fresh perspective on the lives behind the monuments

This 21+ experience blends history, storytelling, and craft brewing into an engaging evening in one of Philadelphia’s most historic spaces. Space is limited and advance tickets are strongly recommended.

Tickets are available now at https://brewnhistorytour26.eventbrite.com.

Post expires at 11:24am on Monday March 30th, 2026

Cape May Ghosts and Mysteries Tour

Cape May offers many different kinds of ghost and mystery tours. Including:

  • VOICES FROM BEYOND HOUSE TOUR
  • HISTORIC HAUNTS COMBO TOUR
  • HISTORIC HAUNTS HOUSE TOUR
  • SPIRITS & ODDITIES TROLLEY TOUR
  • STRANGE VICTORIAN OBSESSIONS HOUSE TOUR
  • SPIRITS, ODDITIES & OBSESSIONS COMBO TOUR
Learn about more events at capemaymac.org

Post expires at 11:53am on Sunday April 26th, 2026

Delco Horror Hosts Book Fair

Delco Horror Haven is a non-profit horror arts organization that supports independent filmmakers, authors, artisans, and the community. They will host a Book Fair on Saturday, March 21, 2026, noon to 6 p.m., featuring 25+ independent horror authors, live author readings, kids’ corner, food truck, and more.

This event is at the Media Borough Community Center, 301 North Jackson Street, Media, Pa. Parking can be found in the lot behind the entrance and on the street.

Advanced ticket purchase is recommended ($5.72). All sales are final.

Post expires at 11:26am on Sunday March 22nd, 2026

Manayunk Restaurant Week is March 2-8

Manayunk’s restaurant row is firing up the flavor heading into March for the first ever winter edition of Manayunk Restaurant Week. More than 20 restaurants will come together March 2 through March 8 with special two and three (and even five and six!) course menus from $15 to $45, plus special drink and dessert pairings.

The dining celebration to give food lovers even more reasons to explore Historic Downtown Manayunk and Main Street during late winter.

Diners can expect:
• $15, $25, $35 & $45 prix fixe menus
• Lunch & dinner options
• Owner/chef-driven restaurants
• Everything from comfort food to global cuisine
• Casual taverns to elevated dining
• Specialty cocktails, margarita pitchers, wine pairings & craft beer

Participating restaurants include The Goat’s Beard, Mia Ragazza, SOMO, Chabaa Thai Bistro, Jake & Cooper’s Wine Bar, Manayunk Brewing Company, Taqueria Amor, Lucky’s Last Chance, Bayou Bar & Grill, JD McGillicuddy’s, Blondie, New Leaf, Yanako, Zesty’s, and many more.

From $15 taco trios and burger pairings to $45 multi-course Japanese and Thai tasting menus, this is one of the most affordable ways to experience some of the biggest names on Main Street in one week.

For full details, menus, price points, visit www.manayunk.com

Post expires at 2:14am on Monday March 9th, 2026

19th Year for Media Film Festival

The 19th Media Film Festival is set for March 13-14. For 19 years, MAC has been dedicated to promoting the best of local, regional, national, and international independent short films. In the last couple years, they have made an effort to build more on the local and regional aspect of that mission. The vast majority of the films this year come from within 50 miles of Media.

Details for the 2026 Festival at these links:

Screening locations and times:

Post expires at 9:43am on Sunday March 15th, 2026

‘Importance of Being Earnest’ at Blue Moon Theatre

The Blue Moon Theatre, 13 West Ave, Woodstown, NJ, will present 

Audition Announcement: “The Importance of Being Ernest”

Directed by Stacy Bachman

By Oscar Wilde

A country gentleman named Jack maintains a double life in London as Ernest to escape the responsibility of being guardian to his niece, Cecily, and to pursue the desirable Gwendolyn. After telling his friend Algernon about his double life Algernon takes a page out of Jack’s book and creates his own alter ego, Bunbury, to avoid social engagements. As the four lives become intertwined a series of hilarious misunderstandings of deception and mistaken identity ensue in this farcical satire of Victorian society.

at the Blue Moon Theatre, 13 West Ave. Woodstown, NJ 08098

Tickets/Information at The Blue Moon Theatre – Bringing Community Theater to South Jersey

Post expires at 10:38pm on Monday March 23rd, 2026

CAC’s Friday Night Live Series Returns Feb. 27

Community Arts Center’s Friday Night Live Spring Season Returns Friday, Feb. 27th

Musical Artist: Tino Serrano and His Latin Jazz Quintet in conjunction with the Confluencia Visual Exhibition in the CAC Duke Gallery

 

Friday, March 27th

Frank Sinatra Tribute with Greg Farnese

Celebrating the Music of an American Icon!

 

Friday, May 15th

Lisa Chavous

Celebrates the Blues with a tribute to the artists from the Chess Records label.

If You Go:

General Admission: $15 – CAC Member’s price $10 – CAC Benefactor’s FREE – children ages 2-12 price $5

All events 7-9:30 pm. Doors open at 6:30 pm, concert starts at 7pm

These events are BYOB and BAYF (bring all your friends).  You are encouraged to bring your own tasty morsels to enjoy during the concert. See our latest live music lineup below, and don’t hesitate to call with any questions or artist opportunities.

Held at the Community Arts Center  at 414 Plush Mill Road, Wallingford, Pa.

More info at Live Music in Delaware County | Community Arts Center

Post expires at 8:34pm on Saturday March 28th, 2026

Spring Equinox Tree Walk and Meditation

Just as the spring equinox is a time of transition in nature, it’s also an invitation to reflect on our own lives.  Join Laurel Hill Arboretum Manager Aaron Greenberg and Energy Guide Asia IrgangLaden for an arboretum walk that looks at seasonal change amongst the trees. Experience short meditations that engage with balance, transformation and emergence.

Tickets

  • $25/General Admission (Ages 13 and up)
  • $23/Seniors (Ages 65+) and Students with ID
  • $20/Members of the Friends of Laurel Hill

When

Where

Laurel Hill East, 3822 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia

Tickets/Information: Homepage – Laurel Hill

Post expires at 11:38am on Monday March 23rd, 2026