Events

SEPTA serves more than 705,000 riders daily in the Philadelphia region. What are the challenges with public transportation in Philadelphia?

Join WHYY and Bridgeton Library for a free screening of "We Want the Funk," a voyage through the history of funk music, from early roots to 1970s urban funk and beyond. 

Join WHYY for a reception and interview with Terry Gross as we honor James Patterson with the 2025 Lifelong Learning Award

Join WHYY and local libraries for a free screening of “Free for All: The Public Library” and learn about the making of this free civic institution.

Join us for a special webinar where you can learn how you can support WHYY and WVIA’s Friends of Education Educational Improvement Tax Credits approved programs.

SEPTA serves more than 705,000 riders daily in the Philadelphia region. What are the challenges with public transportation in Philadelphia?

Join us for an in-person screening featuring works produced by students participating in the WHYY Media Labs Program.

A live public event with John Carney on his agenda as mayor of Wilmington, reflections as former governor of Delaware and the existential threat of a ‘DExit’.

This uplifting documentary explores groundbreaking new treatments for dogs with cancer and their potential implications for human oncology.

Join WHYY and Henrietta Hankin Library for a free screening of "Matter of Mind: My Alzheimer's," which explores stories about family dynamics and Alzheimer's disease.

This event aims to raise awareness and promote proactive care around diabetes and related health conditions in Latino communities.

Join WHYY and our community partners for a screening and panel discussion around the documentary film Caregiving, event will begin with a resource fair and reception.

Join Parkway Central Library, Indie Lens Pop-Up and WHYY for a screening of the PBS Independent Lens documentary, "WE WANT THE FUNK!"

WHYY News hosts the 3rd annual “Black Men in Media” conference spotlighting talented Black men working in media and featuring discussions on changing narratives.

Join Youth Set The Stage for a media showcase presenting new works made by program participants.