530 South Street • Philadelphia, PA
More Fun Upstairs
From the first tag to the latest wheat paste, upstairs at TMom’s has been home to a rich history of local & international street art. This is an ever changing gallery: an un-curated & spontaneous outpouring of creativity by local & traveling artists and the countless visitors who leave their unique mark here nightly.
The fantastic paper cut art of Joe Boruchow has inspired us at Mom’s for years. From custom New Year’s posters to back door alley art to countless upstairs installations, Joe’s sharp wit and skill has always been a thrill to discover here.
Sticker art has been an important part of the upstairs at Mom’s since day one. So it’s a huge honor (and a lot of fun) to be the home of the Sticky Art Machine.
Love & Good Times Always
Tattooed Mom is a melting pot of good people of every stripe. Centrally located on South Street in Philadelphia, we’re the perfect spot for a casual lunch, dinner or late night snack with an always yummy bar menu, creatively fun cocktails & locally focused draft beers. Celebrating 20 years of love & good times always!
Tattooed Momedy is a free monthly comedy showcase featuring hilarious comedy performers of all types and genres from Philadelphia and across the U.S! Featuring: Hannah Harkness Aaron Abramowitz Gary Chau Maddie Mclennon Jared Keith Chris Stenta LeMaire Lee Be sure to get here early to snag that comfy armchair or rollercoaster car…this event fills up QUICKLY! Hosted by
We’re keeping it extra CHILL all summer long with Mom’s Hawaiian Shave Ice. Inspired by the road side shave ice stands of the islands, we created a cool treat with a bit of a kick. Our house made shave ice comes in Blue Hawaiian or Cherry Cola or half and half for the best of […]
Arielle and Shari’s upcoming show, No Introduction, will be performed Aug 19 & 20th. In celebration they are throwing a SUPER AWESOME EVENT which will feature sneak peeks of the show. No Introduction is a dance duet rooted in identity. It specifically explores how Shari Williams and Arielle Pina identify with societal norms about beauty and value in the
