NEW Motion pictures have included gay and lesbian characters from the very beginning. Their depiction has closely followed cultural attitudes toward gay people; censoring groups often required that they could only be portrayed in certain approved ways. As social attitudes changed, so did the portrayals. Through film, explore changing mindsets and how they reflect the lived experience of those people portrayed in the times in which they lived.

NEW Take a walking tour of historical Philadelphia without leaving the Main Line. Through images and stories, cover the same territory as the standard two hour walking tour available downtown, reviewing the landmarks and history of America's founding.

Cover breaking down a script, staying grounded, creating prior circumstances, making specific choices, tapping into your imagination, all in the service of producing work that is compelling and truthful. No experience necessary.

NEW Each runner will be guided through mobility, strength, and stability tests to assess how their bodies function relative to the demands of running. Also included is an individualized running gait analysis and exercises to address deficits found during testing to help improve performance and reduce injury risk. Designed for runners of all levels, from beginners to ultra-marathoners.

NEW Take a nostalgic look at the station's history. It was the time of the Marconi Experiment, the Morning Zoo and the introduction and launching of now beloved musical artists onto the national stage. Enjoy anecdotes and memories from this incredible radio era.

Improv, Why Not? What is improvisation, or improv for short? Basically, it’s unscripted acting. Do scenes without writing a script first. But there are warmup, games you play and exercises you do to learn the principles of Improv. Learn to think fast on your feet, listen better, trust yourself, be in the moment and unwind and have fun. Beginner is best for those who have never done any or very little improv. Advanced is best for those who have already done a fair amount of improv.

Learn the basics of Korean language; how to write and read consonants, vowels, and diphthongs as well as speak simple phrases useful in everyday conversations. Survey the history and types of Korean food, kimchi and bibimbap; and discover various popular street foods. Considering the global popularity of K-Pop, explore music and dance that collaborates conventional and modern elements. The Continuing Beginner level is for those with some prior Korean language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further.

In one evening, receive the tools and resources needed to launch your journey with the pointed pen in Copperplate script. Materials & manual included. No experience necessary. A perfect night for a date with a friend, or your partner!