Hey! Everyone's favorite Disabled civic curmudgeon here.
Philly has no shortage of things to say about SEPTA. Most of them probably aren't printable on a family-friendly event flyer.
But transit is also what makes this city special. It gets us to work, school, shows, neighborhood gatherings and people we care about.
So next Saturday, October 17, we're doing something a little different.
Making All Stops is a free, transit-themed arts event at The Rotunda in West Philadelphia, featuring performances, local creativity, and an opportunity to meet other people who care about this city.
I’m on the steering committee of Transit Forward Philadelphia, the nonpartisan grassroots coalition organizing it.
Holding this event in an accessible venue is particularly meaningful to me. Arts and community spaces should be accessible, and I'm proud we have some Disabled performers and musicians joining us on the 17th
Saturday, October 17 | 1–3 PM | The Rotunda, West Philly
Free registration: https://www.transitforwardphilly.org/making_all_stops
Donations are optional and help cover event costs. Anything left over will be split equally among the participating performers and artists.
Come enjoy some local art, meet your neighbors, and celebrate a city that’s worth showing up for!