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Year 33, No. 6
Celebrating 33 Years of Community News
October 4 – October 10, 2017
FIND YOUR COMMUNITY Taste of Ardmore to Highlight Restaurants; Barbara Bradley Hagerty NEWS HERE! Kitchen and Home Brew Competitions Speaks About Life Reimagined oin the Ardmore community on October 12, 2017 from 5:30 p.m. 9 p.m. for the 9th Annual Taste of Ardmore, produced by The Ardmore Initiative, presented and hosted
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Alison Willse – “New Drawings” Exhibit Page 7
Pat Nogar and guests enjoy sips and tastes from Ardmore restaurants at Taste of Ardmore. Photo/Haley Richter Photography by Ardmore Toyota. This signature fall event allows guests to sample a variety of dishes prepared by Ardmore restaurants and enjoy hand-selected wines, specialty cocktails, and craft brews. Taste of Ardmore focuses on Ardmore’s vibrant and growing restaurant scene—one that is turning Ardmore into a true Main Line destination for food lovers. Businesses bringing their best “tastes” include: Bam Bam Seoul Kitchen, Iron Hill Brewery, Jack McShea’s of Ardmore, Maido, Marokko, Not Your Average Joe’s, PokéOno, Sam’s Asian Cuisine, The Tasting Room, and more. Newcomers participating for the first time this year include Delice et Chocolat, The Bercy, and Yi’s Iron Hill Brewery prepares their bite for Taste of Ardmore guests. Photo/ Haley Richter Photography
Light The Night® Walk in Wayne Page 11
Barbara Bradley Hagerty will discuss her latest book, “Life Reimagined,” on Monday, October 16 at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church. Photo/George David Sanchez
Boba. Tired Hands Brewing Company, Dad’s Hat Rye, Main Line Wine Events, Manatawny Still Works, McCloskey’s Tavern, Philadelphia Brewing, and more will be providing libations to round
uthor and journalist Barbara Bradley Hagerty will discuss her latest book, Life Reimagined, at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church on Monday, October 16 at 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary. At this Community Forum Distinguished Speaker Series, she will talk about “How to Transform Your Life and Thrive,” providing a frank and imaginative discussion of life and the science of spirituality for people of all ages as well as those approaching their 40s, 50s and beyond. Her presentation is a dynamic and inspiring exploration of the new science that is redrawing the future for the better—and for good!
See 9th Annual Taste of Ardmore on page 4
See Barbara Bradley Hagerty Speaks About “Life Reimagined” on page 4
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Inis Nua Theatre Company Presents US Premiere of “The Swallowing Dark” Halloween Happenings Pages 6 & 11
Education News Pages 7 & 8
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9776 or visiting www.inisnuayths and dreams will theatre.org. swirl through the Louis “Leave to remain” is the inadBluver Theatre at The vertently ironic term for the staDrake (302 South Hicks Street) tus of being allowed residency in October as Inis Nua presents in the UK (for both asylum seekLizzie Nunnery’s “The Swallowers and general immigrants). It ing Dark.” From England, this drama deals with the bureauWalter DeShields and Jessica cratic fragility of asylum for one Johnson star in the American family, but the nature of truth Premiere of “The Swallowing itself commands center stage. As Dark” by Lizzie Nunnery The Independent said, “Can the at Louis Bluver Theatre at truth ever be turned into a clear, The Drake from October 4 consistent story? That’s one of to October 22, 2017. Photo the troubling questions that by Plate 3 Photography/ underlie The Swallowing Dark, Kathryn Raines Lizzie Nunnery’s powerfully suggestive new play.” is not permanent, though, and “The Swallowing Dark” opens can come up for review. Liveron Friday, October 6 at 8 p.m., pool has been home to Canaan with previews on Wednesday, and his young son for 5 years after October 4 and Thursday, Octofleeing Robert Mugabe’s brutal ber 5 at 7 p.m. “The Swallowing regime in Zimbabwe. They could Dark” runs for a total of 15 pernow lose asylum as the choices formances, through October 22, 2017. All shows are at the Louis Bluver Theatre at The Drake, 302 South Hicks Canaan made to stay alive are thrown up into the harsh light of interrogaStreet. South Hicks Street runs along the side of The Drake apartment build- tion. Tasked with the bureaucratic load of renewal paperwork, new caseing at 1512 Spruce Street. Tickets are on sale for $25-$35 by calling 215-454See Inis Nua Theatre Company’s “The Swallowing Dark” page 3
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