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MLK Weekend

January 15, 2022 - January 17, 2022

call to artists

Although he did not live to see today’s climate movement, Dr. King’s ideas and advocacy laid the groundwork for understanding the links between social and environmental justice. This MLK Day of Service, the Liberty Museum is thinking about sustainability as service. All weekend long, explore the museum with a special gallery guide to learn about Martin Luther King, Jr. and his legacy of activism and service. Explore our galleries to learn about people from around the world who are taking a stand for sustainability, and pick up a special take-and-do bag so you can put sustainable living into practice at home. On Monday, January 17th hear from Urban Creators Farm Manager Shawn as he shares his personal journey in sustainable living and take home your own DIY water filter. Events are free with admission.

 

 

Monday, January 17th
Drop-in 12-3PM with Farmer Shawn

A seasoned farmer, Shawn has extensive knowledge and first-hand experience living sustainably in the city. Join Shawn in this drop-in activity to learn about his work with Urban Creators and his personal journey with upcycling. Hear Shawn’s tips for sustainable living in Philadelphia and take home your own DIY water filter!

 

Joel SpivackPostponed to April 3. Register.
Recycled art with Joel Spivak

Joel Spivak, a native of Philadelphia has had a varied career in architecture and the arts. His community service is legendary and has impacted neighborhoods all over the city. Join Joel for a hands-on workshop to create an art piece of recycled and found objects. Learn about Joel’s work and how you can start making sustainable art!

 

 

Details

Start:
January 15, 2022
End:
January 17, 2022

Venue

National Liberty Museum
321 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106 United States
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Phone:
215 - 925-2800
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Thu ‒ Mon: 10am ‒ 05pm

Adults: $12 Seniors (65+): $10 Students (with valid ID): $8 Youth (ages 6–17): $6 Children (under 5): No Charge Museum Members: Free

321 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19106 (215) 925-2800