PECO Free First Sunday Family Day: Generational Exchange
Sunday, November 1, 10am – 5pm
Free; capacity is limited, and registration is required.
About the Event
It’s the first Sunday of the month, which means free admission at the Barnes. Enjoy fun art activities, exciting performances, and free access to the collection and Noguchi to Asawa: Designing Postwar America.
Join us today for performances of Cambodian classical and folk dances by Philly’s Khmer Performing Arts and Culture (KPAC). Through music, dance, and dress, the performers highlight the resilience and preservation of Khmer identity. KPAC fosters cultural pride, healing, and connection by passing down traditions through dance, music, and language classes. Experience a vibrant presentation of Cambodian heritage!
Registration opens Thursday, October 29, at 10am.
What’s On
10am – 4pm
Art Activities
Enjoy art activities and explore the collection through our scavenger hunt challenge to claim your prize! Perfect for the whole family—ages 2 and up.
10:30 – 11am & 11:15 – 11:45am
Storytime
Poet and storyteller Leslie D. Hamilton brings stories and fun for ages 2 and up.
1pm & 2:30pm
Performances by Khmer Performing Arts and Culture
Celebrate Cambodian heritage with a special presentation by Philly’s Khmer Performing Arts and Culture (KPAC). Founded by artistic director Lisa Koung, this thriving community-based organization is dedicated to preserving and sustaining Cambodian cultural heritage. Through structured programs in traditional dance, music, and Khmer language, KPAC creates accessible spaces for learning, performance, and cultural exchange.