Wednesdays from May 8 – Sept 4, 4-6 PM at Wyck
After a successful launch in 2018, our home farm will be run as a collaborative teaching garden in the 2019 season.

Join our horticulturist, Martha, with our friends and neighbors on Wednesday evenings in Wyck’s historic home farm for short lessons, hands-on experience, and a share of fresh produce when you volunteer!

Bring hand tools, gloves, water, and sun protection. We look forward to seeing you soon!

The Philadelphia Honey Festival at Wyck is our sweet finish to the summer season and offers a variety of activities that celebrate and educate about our important friend, the honey bee!  This always-popular event includes honey tastings, extractions, presentations, bee-bearding, mead making and tasting, and much more!  Now in its 10th year, the Philadelphia Honey Festival spans three days, beginning on Friday evening, September 6, at the Glen Foerd on the Delaware, then Saturday at Wyck, and finally Sunday at Bartram’s Garden!  #phillyhoneyfest

Written in 1891 and initially banned by censors, Salome is Oscar Wilde’s only tragedy. Seldom produced even to this day, this powerful play is filled with beautifully poetic language and startling imagery. King Herod wants his stepdaughter Salome to dance for him, and in return will give her anything she wants. She wants the head of John the Baptist on a silver platter. A performance scored entirely with live music, this will be an intensely exhilarating theatrical experience you will never forget. Allison Kessler is Salome.

* Due to the subject matter, this production is not recommended for audience members under 18 years of age. Cost: $35, Young Friends Cost: $15 (age 30 & under)

Written in 1891 and initially banned by censors, Salome is Oscar Wilde’s only tragedy. Seldom produced even to this day, this powerful play is filled with beautifully poetic language and startling imagery. King Herod wants his stepdaughter Salome to dance for him, and in return will give her anything she wants. She wants the head of John the Baptist on a silver platter. A performance scored entirely with live music, this will be an intensely exhilarating theatrical experience you will never forget. Allison Kessler is Salome.

* Due to the subject matter, this production is not recommended for audience members under 18 years of age. Cost: $35, Young Friends Cost: $15 (age 30 & under)

Written in 1891 and initially banned by censors, Salome is Oscar Wilde’s only tragedy. Seldom produced even to this day, this powerful play is filled with beautifully poetic language and startling imagery. King Herod wants his stepdaughter Salome to dance for him, and in return will give her anything she wants. She wants the head of John the Baptist on a silver platter. A performance scored entirely with live music, this will be an intensely exhilarating theatrical experience you will never forget. Allison Kessler is Salome.

* Due to the subject matter, this production is not recommended for audience members under 18 years of age. Cost: $35, Young Friends Cost: $15 (age 30 & under)