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Program Schedule 2026
July
August
Aug 6 -
Kevin Convery
"NDE's - Near Death Experiences"
Artist and writer, Kevin Convery, will give a presentation on the implications of NDEs (Near Death Experiences). He will be exploring personal and collective worldviews on the topic. His presentation will feature a video "Spine surgeon drowns for 30 minutes" which highlights a profound NDE real life story.
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Aug 13 -
Seth Dunghoof
"The Health Benefits of The Natural World"
Seth Dunghoof is a local author and biohacker. In this thought-provoking presentation he will provide a general summary of how the disease landscape has changed for human populations as sanitation and modern medical practices have become widespread. He will also discuss his personal experience with food intolerance embracing elements of a pre-modern lifestyle for health, and the ways in which his interventions have given him new faith and an improved quality of life.
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Aug 20 -
Stanley George
"America at 250: The Primary Mission of this Great Nation's Citizens in a Changing World"
Highlighting this July 4th as the Quarter Millennium celebration of America, Stanley will be lecturing on the significance of this milestone. He will focus on the primary tasks of the citizens of this Nation during our current year. This topic gives us an opportunity to discuss both the nation's history and its future. He proposes a balanced outlook which can acknowledge America's achievements, recognize ongoing challenges, and consider the responsibilities of citizens in this rapidly evolving world.
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Aug 27 -
"Jazz Nite"
Prepare yourself for Part 2 of
The Flying Horse Center's
Summer of 2026 Jazz Nite.
The featured Musicians are:
Michael Barnes - Saxophone
Elijah Barnes - Drums
JP Newton - Organ / Keys
This event is lead by Michael Barnes, a highlighted teacher & coordinator at Philadelphia's:
The Gibson School of Music & Creative Arts Collective
Love Donations are Welcome!
Suggested Donation is $5-10
[Donation Not Required]
Social time is from 6:30 - 7:00 PM
Programs begin at 7:00 PM
Free parking in covered garage next door
Sept 3 -
Anders Fetterman
"Garden Alchemy"
Take a deep dive into natural living with local Germantown Historian Anders Fetterman. Join this special lecture that expounds the alchemy of gardening through the water structuring methods of Victor Schauberger as well as utilizing crystals in agriculture. Anders brings forth his knowledge from building many Philly community gardens since 2008, including several in Germantown (Mastery Picket, JB Kelly, Tomas Potter). He applies his experience professionally in his local business Pond & Garden Creations which was established in 2007. This year Anders has become a newly elected Ward Committee Leader from which he is pioneering a “Lots to Plots” initiative that invites locals to support the cause. Contact Anders Fetterman at: 215-694-5545 .
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Sept 10 -
Shota Iwasaki
"Hidden Threads of History: Exploring Korea & Japan's Ancient Connection to The Lost Tribes"
Explore the intriguing theory that suggests the ancient Lost Ten Tribes of Israel may have possibly migrated in ancient times eastward to Korea and Japan. We will discuss the historical records, the evidence, challenges, and ongoing scholarly debate. Rather than claiming definitive proof, this presentation invites the audience to consider unexpected connections between the peoples of East Asia and ancient Israel. This may offer fresh perspectives on history, identity, and more deeply share our human heritage in a new way.
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Sept 17 -
Eddie Kaady
"World Music: From Africa to China"
Eddie has been an avid student of world cultural & music traditions since early childhood. He comes from a Lebanese background and grew up in the 60s. From here his musical journey in life begins through the hidden crossroads between Middle Eastern and Western Rock. Next he will segway us through the Afro Asiatic landscape of Mali which brings us to Afrobeat and Roots music. Then follows Far East Asian Pipa music from China with even more to come. Join us for more musical destinations in this adventure around the globe!
Q&A and group discussion to follow. Refreshments included. All are Welcome!
Sept 24 -
Poetry Nite: "Poetry For Your Mind"
Hosted by Princess Ameena
TBA
For more information,
Call: (267) 596-0995
The Flying Horse Center
5546 Pulaski Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19144