Like trapezes? Then come to the Tangle Movement Arts show, only this Friday and Saturday night at the Christ Church Neighborhood House in Philly. Only $15 for students! This is just one cool event in the Philadelphia Queer Media Activism Series. To get to the show, take the R-5 to Market East, walk to the 11th St Station, and then take the Market-Frankford Line to 2nd Street. http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/tangle-movement-arts-an-aerial-performance-group-presents-its-latest-full-length-show-timelines-from-april-3-to-5/

You know where you should totally go? To the Magic Gardens to see their awesome new exhibit, Shattering Expectations. Only $5 for students! http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/philadelphias-magic-gardens-welcomes-the-work-of-other-mosaicists-in-a-new-exhibition-shattering-expectations-mosaic-2014-march-7-april-20/ To get there, take the R-55 to Market East, then walk to 12th St and catch the 23 bus to 12th and South St.

Need to de-stress this weekend? Then come to a cool book fair at the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center! Saturday and Sunday from 12-6. http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/the-philadelphia-photo-arts-center-presents-its-annual-art-centric-book-fair-this-weekend-march-29-and-30/ To get there, take the R-5 to Market East, then walk to the 11th St Station and take the Market-Frankford Line to Girard.

Looking for something to do tomorrow night? Come to Rhoads Old Dining Hall at 7 pm to see the Hijabi Monologues! Modeled after the popular Vagina Monologues, the Hijabi Monologues is about the Muslim women headscarf–aka the hijab. There will be a brief Q&A session afterwards, in which audience members can ask the cast and a Hijabi Monologues Representative any and all questions they have–about the play, about the monologues, about the hijab, anything goes!

This is a one time show happening Saturday, March 22, at 7pm in Rhoads Old Dining Hall.

The Spring Japanese Music Festival is back at Haverford with the Tamagawa University Taiko Dance Group! Drumming combines with traditional Japanese dance to produce an exciting show with over thirty drummers and dancers! Their show will take place on April 4, from 7-9pm at Marshall Auditorium at Haverford.

The spoken word duo composed of two of the world’s top slam poets is coming to the Bi-Co. On Friday, April 4th they will be holding a workshop at Haverford’s Campus Center (Room 313) from 4-5 pm and then later that night they will have their show at Bryn Mawr’s Rhoads Old Dining Hall at 8pm. This is a must-attend event!

Their poetry explores the intersections of race, gender, ethnicity, and sexuality.

Want to see a classic show this weekend? Then just head to “Arsenic and Old Lace” at the Walnut Street Theatre! Now through April 27th, tickets go for as little as $10. To get there, take the R-5 to Market East.http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/walnut-street-theatres-arsenic-and-old-lace-brings-mischievous-deeds-and-big-fun-to-the-stage-through-april-27/

Craving some waffles? The American Swedish History Museum has got just the thing for you! This Sunday at Waffle Day, you can get your share of waffles with toppings for just $10. This scrumptious event also happens to coincide with the opening of a new Pippi Longstocking exhibit, which is $8 per person. For more info, visit http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/the-american-swedish-history-museum-hosts-waffle-day-and-opens-a-new-pippi-longstocking-exhibit-on-sunday-march-23/. To get to the museum, take the R-5 to Suburban Station and the 17 bus from JFK Boulevard and 17th St to Moyamensing Ave and 20th.

Not to make a federal case out of it, but Federal Donuts is opening a new store on Monday, March 10th! Conveniently located in University City, the new store will be introducing some awesome new flavors for both donuts and fried chicken. To get there, take the R-100 to 69th Street, and then the Market-Frankford Line to 34th. For all the juicy details, see http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/opening-alert-federal-donuts-is-set-to-open-its-new-university-city-location-on-monday-march-10-get-excited-for-brand-new-donut-and-fried-chicken-flavors-coming-to-3428-sansom-street/

Staying for break? Want to be off-campus during the scheduled power outage on Saturday? Go to the Philadelphia History Museum and discuss urban development in Philly. “Conversations: Northern Liberties in Words and Film” is happening at 2 PM, and it costs only $10! To get to the museum, take the R-5 to Market East. http://www.uwishunu.com/2014/03/the-philadelphia-history-museum-hosts-a-discussion-of-local-growth-in-conversations-northern-liberties-in-words-film-saturday-march-8/