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Ants on a Log plays music for children and other childlike people! The Philly-based duo's award-winning music centers positivity, social justice, and silliness. Full of humor and harmony, Ants concerts are energetic, interactive, and a delight for children and adults.
Ants on a Log is Julie Be (they/them) and Miles Crabtree (he/him). Featured widely in national media, their work serves as a soundtrack for social justice education and progressive parenting. Julie and Miles blend their skills as music therapists, camp directors, and musicians, enabling the Ants to reach beyond the usual scope of simple songs for children, and tackling complex themes and embracing the full potential of a child’s ability to think and feel. Learn more about the Ants at www.antsonalogmusic.com.
Performance credits include the Barnes Museum, Children’s Museum of Manhattan, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Philadelphia Please Touch Museum, Wolf Trap, Brooklyn Academy of Music, PAC NYC (NY Performing Arts Center), Cabot Theater, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Philadelphia Zoo, DC Zoo, Provincetown Family Week, and many more libraries, museums, festivals, schools, and beyond! The Ants often partner with environmental, LGBTQ, and other justice-based organizations.
Studio 34 is a mixed-use yoga/healing/arts spot in West Philly named for the trolley that stops
out front. All year long we host art, comedy, dance, music, poetry and theatre in our gallery,
lounge, and studio spaces, as well as healing services, 30 weekly yoga classes. And a wide array of workshops.
4522 Baltimore Ave
General Admission: FREE
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Ants on a Log— Julie Be (they/them) and Miles Crabtree (he/him)— is a Philadelphia-based duo performing for children and other childlike people. Their award-winning music centers positivity, social justice, and silliness. Full of humor and harmony, Ants concerts are energetic, interactive, and a delight for children and adults. Julie and Miles blend their skills as music therapists, camp directors, and musicians, enabling the Ants to reach beyond the usual scope of simple songs for children, and tackling complex themes and embracing the full potential of a child’s ability to think and feel. Performance credits include the Barnes Museum, Children’s Museum of Manhattan, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Philadelphia Children’s Museum (Please Touch Museum), Wolf Trap, Brooklyn Academy of Music, PAC NYC (NY Performing Arts Center), Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Folk Festival, Philadelphia Zoo, DC Zoo, Provincetown Family Week, and many more libraries, museums, festivals, schools, and beyond! The Ants often partner with environmental, LGBTQ, and other justice-based organizations. Learn more about the Ants at www.antsonalogmusic.com.
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Audience Interaction
This event does not require masks to be worn