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Irv’s Ice Cream, the Pier’s ice cream trolley, will be offering delicious pies that can be pre-ordered in time for Thanksgiving.

We’re excited to share that resident artist Caroline Stoughton will host a solo exhibition at Side Street Gallery in November.

On Tuesday, September 10, 2024, a presidential debate watch party was held at Cherry Street Pier. Vice President Kamala Harris stopped by post-debate to address nearly 1,100 people from all walks of life and political backgrounds who gathered to watch the debate alongside Gov. Josh Shapiro and Lt. Gov. Austin Davis.

Get to know the artists a little more through Studio Sessions. Studio Sessions is a multi-part social media video series featuring vignettes of each member of the 2024 Cherry Street Pier artist cohort at work in their studios

Second-year resident artist Bonnie MacAllister is featured in the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) “Winter Small Works 2024” online exhibition now through February 29.

Discover unique treasures with a local flair, in this list of curated gifts featuring the best Philly has to offer created by the talented studio artists at Cherry Street Pier.

Join us as we mark this special occasion by looking back at the Pier’s history, current impact, and bright future, along with all the things that make it so special.

Get to know resident artist and educator Thomas Sendgraff. A skilled multimedia artist specializing in watercolor, oil paint, stained glass, illustration, media, and terrariums, one of the best ways to get to know Sendgraff is by checking out his amazing work in Studio 11 (second floor). Before you do, read this fun Q&A.

Get to Know resident artist organization Walls for Justice. They are using art as a catalyst for social change one brush stroke at a time. Learn more about this amazing organization from its founder Sam Rodriguez, as well as fun insights about the music he loves, his favorite Philly spaces, and his bucket list trip in this Q&A.