Ways to Have an Impactful Fall in Philadelphia

Get a drink at the Fair Chance Beer Garden (Select nights Sept 24 - Nov 13) 
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Eastern State Penitentiary's spooky side is stepping into the shadows this year while America's most historic prison shines a spotlight on it's criminal justice reform mission. Rebranded as a Halloween Festival of Epic Proportions, this year's festivities include a Fair Chance Beer Garden featuring Triple Bottom Brewing as well as 15 other attractions ranging from fun and family-friendly to  super scary. Get your tickets today!

Enjoy a healthy and sober(er) October by drinking Reveal (Anytime)

​If you are doing a sober(er) October or are someone who just loves healthy, tasty beverages, we'd like to introduce you to Reveal. Reveal was created by Philadelphia-based women and BIPOC founders who were inspired to create a beverage from the avocado pits that usually end up in the trash. The result is a delicious and healthy beverage that tastes like a blend of iced tea and kombucha, with flavors such as Mango Ginger, Grapefruit Lavender, and Rose Mint. Follow Reveal on Instagram to see where they are popping up with free samples next. Once you fall in love, you can get a beverage box delivered to your door or grab a bottle at Riverwards Produce in Fishtown, Iovine Brothers Produce at Reading Terminal Market, and Weaver's Way in Chestnut Hill. Cheers!

Attend a Center for Antiracist Research virtual symposium (Oct 1)

​Ibram X. Kendi, author of How to Be and Antiracist, recently founded the Boston University Center for Antiracist Research. The Center's mission is to convene researchers and practitioners from various disciplines to figure out novel and practical ways to understand, explain, and solve seemingly intractable problems of racial inequity and injustice. On October 1, the Center is hosting a FREE virtual symposium that will be packed with information to help you continue your antiracist education. Learn more and register.

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day (Oct 11) 

​2021 is the first day that the City of Philadelphia will be officially celebrating Indigenous People's Day instead of Columbus Day. Indigenous Peoples' Day Philly, Inc is planning a day of education, action, and celebration at Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty Park). Don't miss out!