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The Life (and Death) of Harry Houdini on Stage This World Premiere Continues EgoPo’s American Vaudeville Festival EgoPo Classic Theater is Philadelphia’s only theater company to create year-long festivals that take audiences on a full exploration of a single genre, playwright, or era. This year’s American Vaudeville Festival exposes the roots of the American imagination by exploring this formative era of America’s history. From the touring shows of the 1880’s to the birth of Broadway in the 1920’s, EgoPo invites audiences to join us for the stories that formed our country’s identity and united us into one people. EgoPo’s Harry Houdini gives Philadelphia audiences a unique chance to explore one of the most popular figures of the Vaudeville era, Houdini. This young Jewish magician began his career by first performing in Robert DaPonte as Harry Houdini. small Vaudeville dime goPo Classic Theater presents the museums and grew to fame producing films world premiere of The Life (and and even de-bunking spiritualists. From his Death) of Harry Houdini. This one- Chinese Water Torture Cell to being Buried of-a-kind theater piece is being Alive, Houdini became the highest paid percreated by and under the direc- former of the Vaudeville Era. tion of EgoPo’s, Brenna Geffers. This EgoPo’s Houdini takes audiences to Houdini’s is the second installment of EgoPo’s season final performance. Beginning with the infalong American Vaudeville Festival and will mous blow to the magician’s stomach, we enter be presented as part of the 2013 Philadelphia a kaleidoscopic magic show that is Houdini’s International Festival of the Arts. Houdini will life flashing before his eyes. be performed on the mainstage at Plays and A magician’s assistant prepares the absinthe, Players Theater. The show opens Friday, March the shackles, and a séance. Houdini gasps 29, and it will run through April 7. See “The Life (and Death) of Harry Houdini” on page 6
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“CULTURE AND CONVERSATION” FEATURING JAZZ VOCALIST PHYLLIS CHAPELL
Joining Chapell in the April 3 concert are vocalist Paul Jost, Dave Posmontier on keys, Rob Swanson on bass, Jimmy Coleman on drums. he Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center hosts a concert by Phyllis Chapell, dubbed “one of the top jazz vocalists of all time” by JazzTimes writer Scott Yanow, a preview of the film “A-E-I-O-U Water,” and a conversation about water quality, followed by a reception. It’s the first event in the new “Culture and Conversation” series and it kicks off on April 3 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Phyllis Chapell is a Philadelphia-based singer who interprets jazz, contemporary, and world music classics in 13 languages. She has performed in concert throughout the U.S., in Brazil, Latin America, and Europe. She has released two solo CDs and four CDs with her internationally known world jazz ensemble Phyllis Chapell & SIORA. Directed by Emmy-award winning composer and filmmaker Rodney Whittenberg, “A-E-I-O-U Water” includes a music video, with music composed Dan Kleiman, performed by Phyllis
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Something BIG is Coming to Morris Arboretum this Spring n April 1, visitors to the Morris Arboretum may think nature is playing an April Fool’s joke on them as Big Bugs spring to life all over the Arboretum’s 92-acre garden. These amazing ‘bugs’ are the creation of Long Island sculptor, David Rogers and are actually immense garden sculptures made from materials like fallen hardwood trees, standing deadwood, and willow saplings. Imagine a 16-foot 1200 pound praying mantis, a parade of 25-foot long ants, a dragonfly with a wingspan of 17 feet, or a 4-foot spider spinning a 15-foot web, to name just a few of the Big Bugs. Morris Arboretum will host 11 Big Bugs installed throughout the Arboretum’s garden from April 1 through August 31. Each of David Rogers’ Big
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Bug at Morris Arboretum is a unique creation with its own whimsical character. There will be 3 Big Ants, 1 Praying On April 1, Big Bugs will spring to life all over Morris Arboretum’s 92-acre garden! These whimsical ‘bugs,’ created by sculptor, David Rogers, are immense garden sculptures made from natural materials with some as large as 25-foot long and 1200 pounds. This unique exhibit will be on display through August 31 with big fun Big Bugs events planned all summer long. Photo/Paul W. Meyer Mantis, 1 Dragon Fly, 1 Damsel Fly, 1 Spider with web, 1 Assassin Bug, 1 XL Lady Bug, 1 Grasshopper, and 1 Daddy See Morris Arboretum Bugs on page 11
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On Thursday, April 4, 2013, at 7:15 p.m., Orsolya Lazar will share with the Narberth Area Garden Club rules she has developed for avoiding mistakes commonly made by both novice and seasoned gardeners. The convergence of science (an M.S. in Research Biology and Ecology) and hands-on experience as a landscape designer informs her current business, Learn Do Thrive, in which she teaches gardeners the skills and judgment to avoid garden headaches later on. She will convey these insights in a presentation at Narberth Borough Building, 100 Conway Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072, 2nd floor; nonmembers welcome with $6 admission.
Jazz Harpist Gloria Galante Performs
Yom Hashoah Service, Program and Memorial Candlelighting Sunday, April 7, 6 p.m. Celina Biniaz, the youngest female on Schindler’s List, will speak about her experiences with Oskar Schindler. Celina will be joined by her grandson, Alex Biniaz-Harris, who will speak about what he has learned from his grandmother and great-grandmother. Har Zion Temple, 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley, PA 19072. For info, call 610-6675000.
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Marilyn Lavins’ eclectic art works will be on display at the Kaiserman JCC, 45 Haverford Road, Wynnewood, PA, April 10 through May 23. Note cards are free with any purchase of the work purchased at the show. The eclectic art includes people, botanicals, landscapes and abstract painting. Call Phyllis Actman at 610-896-7770 for information.
Appearing at the Collingswood Community Center, 30 Collings Avenue in Collingswood, NJ on Thursday, April 4 is harpist Gloria Galante. Tickets are $10, $5 for students, and are available only at the door. Show time is 7:30 p.m. Information: 215Wayne First Friday 517-8337. The Wayne Business Association presents First Friday. Free and open Foodapalooza to the public. First Friday April 5, First Friday Main Line is back with 2013, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Outdoor Foodapalooza! This First Friday entertainment with live band feaMain Line signature event is Fri- turing The Rick Penny Band. Great day, April 5, 2013, from 6 p.m. to music for everyone and dancing. 8:30 p.m., at community partner Located on E. Lancaster Avenue. Haverford Estates, 731 Old Buck Lane Most stores are open late with First in Haverford—just behind Main Line Friday specials! For information, Art Center. Come sample the food visit www.waynebusiness.com or of best local restaurants and watch call 610-687-7698. as they compete in a chef’s contest! Cost is $30 per person, chil dren Model for a Day at under 5 are free. Tickets purKing of Prussia Mall chased for and paid for in advance King of Prussia Mall and Wilhelvia the website will be $25. The mina Philadelphia will host a modwebsite ticket purchasing is now eling competition on Saturday, through PayPal, at www.firstfridayApril 6 at 4 p.m. Contestants will mainline.com. take the catwalk for the chance to Singing Competition win the ultimate model prize package and participate in a profesOn Friday, April 5 at 8 p.m., the sional runway show during Simon Five Minute Follies will host a sing- Fashion Now, an annual spring fashing competition with a $100 Grand ion and beauty event taking place Prize. Singers of all ages and all at KoP Mall on April 19 and 20. styles are welcome to compete in Winners will receive a one-year conthe Five Minute Follies Sing-Off. tract with Wilhelmina Philadelphia, In order to compete, you must reg- free fashion photo shoot with a NY ister. Registration is free. Simply photographer, professional runway email your name, the title of your coach, a $100 American Express song, and your backing track (as Simon Giftcard and much more. an attachment) to fiveminutefol- Registration for the competition will lies@gmail.com. No explicit mate- begin at 2 p.m. on April 6 at the rial. Winner will be determined by JCPenney Court. For information, an audience vote. The Sing-Off is call 215-790-7834. a one-night-only event at the Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street in Phila24-Hour Indian delphia, PA. For information, visit Classical Concert fiveminutefollies.com. On April 6 and 7, 2013, Philadelphia will host the first 24-hour fesFind Great Information tival of Hindustani (North Indian) Every Week in classical music to take place in the City Suburban News!
Americas in decades. At the Raga Samay Festival, ten soloists from India and the US will perform fifteen consecutive concerts, each improvised within a raga (melodic system) traditionally reserved for that time of day or night. The concerts, which are presented by Crossroads Music in collaboration with the Sangeet Society and the University of Pennsylvania South Asia Center, will take place in Drexel University’s historic Main Auditorium, one of the city’s few large halls with natural daylight. The full schedule, audio and video, and tickets are available online at www.ragasamay.org.
Cook for a Friend Sunday, April 7, 9 a.m. join others who cook and package meals that are delivered to the needy in our community. Har Zion Temple, 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley, PA 19072. For info, call 610-667-5000.
Poetry Reading On Sunday, April 7, 2013, the Humanities Division of the Manayunk-Roxborough Art Center (MRAC) will present “Delmarva Peninsula Poets: Jamie Brown, Linda Blaskey and Amanda Newell,” hosted by David Kozinski. The reading will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. and include an “open mic” in the gallery at MRAC, 419 Green Lane (rear), Phila., PA 19128. The ManayunkRoxborough Art Center is a nonprofit arts organization, supported in part by a grant from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund. For information, call 215-482-3363 or visit http://www.mrartcenter.org.
Applied Mechanics presents “Vainglorious” as a part of PIFA. 26 actors gather in a room to recreate the rise and fall of the Napoleonic Empire – in one hour. “Philly’s most unusual theatre company” sweeps the audience up in a chooseyour-own-adventure play, building cities with canvas, countries with bodies, and heroes with attitude. Performing at Christ Church Neighborhood House from Tues. April 9 through Sat. April 13. Tickets ($15) available at http://pifa.org/ events/19.
The Delaware Valley Marcellus Association Premieres FrackNation On April 10, 2013, journalist and documentarian Phelim McAleer will premiere his documentary, “FrackNation,” at the Bryn Mawr Film Institute. As a direct response to Josh Fox’s GASLAND, the film provides a compelling argument for the other side of the story: how shale gas development is good for the environment, the economy and the security of our nation. Following the film’s premiere, Phelim McAleer will address the audience on the issues presented in the film. The event starts at 7 p.m. and costs $15 at the door. However, you can pre-order tickets for $10 or attend the event for free with a valid student ID. Tickets can be purchased at: www.marcellusdelval.org/register-for-fracknation/. Contact Amanda Chun at 610-228-2149 for info.
Free Concert On Sunday, April 14, 2013, Lower Merion Symphony presents their free concert, Beethoven & SaintSaën. The program will be conducted by Mark Gigliotti and will feature Beethoven, Symphony No. 2, Op 36, Saint Saens, Cello Concerto. The guest soloist for this event is Udi Bar-David, cello. This event will be held at 3 p.m. at Bala Cynwyd Middle School, 510 Bryn Mawr Ave., Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004. For information, visit www.lowermerionsymphony.org or Dr. Sherman Leis, President, at 610-667-1888.
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Good Friday Service, March 29 • noon - 1 p.m.
The Keswick Theater Food Drive for Philabundance “Jesus Christ Superstar,” the epic Broadway mega-hit by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice opens on March 28 through March 30 at the Keswick Theatre. Just in-time for the Easter holiday, the beautifully lit and costumed, and professionally-produced rock opera features a cast of 100. Audience members are encouraged to bring a food item to benefit the Philabundance Food Drive during this holiday season. Tickets and info at KeswickTheatre. com and http://www.ticketmaster.com/JesusChrist-Superstar-tickets/artist/1721131?tm_link=edp_Artist_Name or call 215-572-7650.
Author Jeffrey Finegan to Speak The Philadelphia Continental Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution will be meeting at the Doubletree Valley Forge Hotel, 301 W. Dekalb Pike (Rt. 202), King of Prussia, on April 1, 2013 at 1 p.m. There will be a lunch at the hotel restaurant beginning at Noon. The guest speaker will be Jeffrey W. Finegan, Sr., author of “Colonel Washington and Me.” His presentation will be about his research on this book about the relationship between George Washington and his slave, William Lee. The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is comprised of descendants of patriots who “supported the cause of American Independence during the years 1774-1783.” The Philadelphia Continental Chapter is largest in Pennsylvania and is primarily composed of members from Chester, Delaware, Montgomery and Philadelphia Counties. For information, contact James F. Hall at 610-696-7788.
Eisenhower Book Discussion and Luncheon Julie and David Eisenhower will be luncheon guests and featured speakers at Aronomink Golf Club in Newtown Square on Thursday, April 4, at 11:30 a.m. They will discuss their book, “Going Home to Glory: A Memoir of Life with Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1961-1969.” Other features will include book signing and a basket raffle. Admission to the event is $55. All proceeds will benefit Nursing Excellence programs at the five hospitals of the Main Line Health System. Advanced registration is required. For
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Easter Sunday Service, March 31 • 11 a.m.
Center For Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA) 30th Anniversary Celebration The Center For Emerging Visual Artists™ (CFEVA) will be hosting their 30th Anniversary Celebration on Thursday, April 4 at The Racquet Club of Philadelphia (215 South 16th Street, Philadelphia) from 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The festive evening will include cocktails, live music, silent auction and an art sale. Plus, the late Happy Fernandez – former Philadelphia city councilwoman, community activist, and college president – will be honored along with artist Darla Jackson. Tickets start at $150. For information or to purchase a ticket, call 215-546-7775, ext. 10 or email Julia@cfeva.org.
t’s Pony Time at this year’s Mütter Ball, benefiting The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, on Saturday, April 6 as guests will Twist the night away in a 1961-themed gala. The annual Mütter Ball has quickly become one of Philadelphia’s most anticipated and unique fundraisers. This year’s theme of Mad Men & Medicine promises to continue the Ball’s tradition of creative costumes and spectacular décor. Bring out your skinny ties, white gloves, plaid jackets, and cat eye glasses and party at the Mütter! The College is expecting a full house, including many for the gala dinner featuring a gourmet meal served in upscale TV dinner serveware. The Peppermint Lounge, complete with 60s cocktails and culinary treats, will welcome guests seeking VIP treatment. All proceeds benefit The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and its array of cultural and educational programs, including the Mütter Museum and Mütter Lessons for school students, the College’s popular daytime and evening public lectures, and its important public health resources and initiatives. In the last year, more than 130,000 people visited
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“Last Call at the Downbeat” “Last Call at the Downbeat,” an original show that details jazz icon Dizzy Gillespie’s famous stint at Philadelphia’s Downbeat nightclub in November of 1942, will open in the Red Room of the Society Hill Playhouse, 507 South 8 Street in Philadelphia, on April 5. Tickets for the show, which will also be performed April 6, April 12 and April 13, are $25, and show time is 8 p.m. For advance tickets, visit PIFA.org/Events/6 or Jazzbridge.org/Products-Page. Thank You for Reading CITY SUBURBAN NEWS Every Week!
the Museum and many more utilized the College and its facilities. The Museum also recently completed a replacement of the entire electrical system and are working on a $1.6 million roofing project. Donations and funds raised by events like this have never been more important. Three ticket levels for the Ball offer a variety of options for all guests. Dress is thin tie and little black cocktail dress best. “The 1960s are a favorite era for me. Many of our Fellows, myself included, were in college or med-school during the 60s,” said George M. Wohlreich, MD, FCPP, who is the Director and CEO of the College. “Many of our medical professors at the time have their portraits hanging on the walls in the building and will be watching us as we dance to the CameoParkway classics that made their debut on Bandstand,” said Wohlreich, referencing the 60s era Philadelphia powerhouse record label that released hit after hit. Tickets, costume resources and ideas, and general information are available at www.mutterball.org.
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Young Actors Skype with Holocaust Survivor in Prague he cast of Wolf Performing Arts Center’s The Butterfly Project gathered to meet Holocaust Sur vivor, Raja Zadnikova, about whom their play is based, via Skype on Sunday, March 10, while assembling a display of over 15,000 butterflies. The group of 40 young actors have been touring the production throughout the Greater Philadelphia Area since October. The Butterfly Project features the play, I Never Saw Gil Dreyfuss (Wynnewood) works on Wolf PAC’s butterfly Another Butterfly, by Celeste display. The 15,000 hand made butterflies will be on display Raspanti, and tells the story at the Kimmel Center and will honor the 15,000 children of the children of the Terezin who passed through the Terezin Concentration Camp. Concentration Camp. The main character of the play, Raja, is based on Zadnikova. 5 casts of 9 actors, made up of area students in grades 5-12 and two professional actors, have toured throughout the Greater Philadelphia Area this year visiting 40 schools, places of worship, community and senior centers. Of the 15,000 children who passed through the Terezin Concentration Camp, Zadnikova was one of the 100 children who survived. The play I Never Saw Another Butterfly is based on the book of the same name. The book is a compilation of poetry and artwork created by the children in the camp. The poetry written by the children of Terezin are lines for the actors. Raja Zadnikova answered questions from the cast about her experiences in Terezin, liberation, and her life today. The cast hung on Zadnikova’s every word, in awe of this once in a lifetime opportunity. “Talking to Raja Englanderova was one of the most powerful things I have ever experienced,” says Emma Franzel, 18, one of the actors playing Raja. “Raja taught me to never underestimate the power of hope and to be thankful for the freedoms I have.” After the conversation, the cast began compiling 15,000 handmade butterflies for a public art project. Throughout the tour, cast members, audiences, and supporters of The Butterfly Project have created paper butterflies in memory of the more than 15,000 children who passed through Terezin. These butterflies will be sent to the Holocaust Museum Houston to join their display of 1.5 million butterflies; one in honor of every child lost during the Holocaust. The Butterfly Project will conclude at the Kimmel Center during the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (PIFA 2013). All 40 of the young actors will perform on stage together to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day 2013. The 15,000 handmade butterflies will be on display during the performances. The performances will be in the Perel-
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From left – Maya Schmeidler (Narberth), Ruthie Cohen (Merion Station), Tara Huff (Havertown), Megan Rapuano (Penn Valley), Jessica Calderon (Havertown), Ann-Marie Altomare (Ardmore), Mariana Chilton (Wynnewood), Tim Popp (Philadelphia); center – Emma Franzel (Wynnewood) shares an emotional conversation with Holocaust Survivor, Raja Zadnikova, via Skype. man Theater in the Kimmel Center on Monday, April 8 and Tuesday, April 9 both at 7:30 p.m. “The message still needs to be told,” says Bobbi Wolf, Founder and Executive Director of Wolf PAC. “I think of children in the city, their day-to-day survival. And always, the echo of ‘never forget.’” Wolf Performing Arts Center (Wolf PAC) is a non-profit 501 (c)3 organization, founded in 2005 by Bobbi Wolf, Executive/Artistic Director. Wolf PAC’s mission is to enrich the lives of young people through learning, experiencing, and creating theatre. To learn more about The Butterfly Project, Serving Suburbs and City visit Wolf Performing Arts Center’s website www.wolfperformingartscenter.org, PIFA’s website http://www.pifa.org/events/41 Co-Publisher & Editor or call 610-642-0233. Leslie Swan Publisher Robert M. Klein Legal Counsel Herbert Robert Weiman Jr. 24 hour continuous reading of the names of victims of Senior Account Manager the Holocaust to be webcast Frank Scaven he Kehillah of Delaware County and Temple Sholom in Account Manager Broomall invite the community to join in a Yom HaShoah Joyce E. Engel Observance and Remembering of the Victims of the HoloAccount Manager caust on April 7, 2013 through sunset April 8, 2013. Fred Ziegelbaum In observance, names of victims of the Holocaust will be Staff Writer read out loud for a period of twenty-four hours straight. The Jerry Bloom event begins at 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 7 with a memorial service conducted by the Rabbis and Cantors of the Kehillah PO Box 17 of Delaware County. Following the service, the group will Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 continue reading the names of victims in 15 (fifteen) minute (610) 667-6623 intervals throughout the evening and through the following Fax: (610) 667-6624 day. E-mail: The service and reading of the names will be broadcast citysuburbannews@mac.com live on the web at http://www.temple-sholom.org/aboutus/ join/#FlashPlayer. Display advertising deadline is On Monday, April 8 at 7 p.m., Temple Sholom will host a the previous Thursday. Classiconcluding memorial service at the synagogue, at 55 North fied deadline is Friday at noon. Church Lane, Broomall, PA 19008. All are welcome to attend. City Suburban News reserves Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid, Congregation Beth Israel the right to edit, reject and in Media, Congregation Ohev Shalom in Wallingford, Martins classify all editorial copy and Run Life Care Community and Mekom Torah will also be partiadvertising copy. cipating in this community event. For info, email: cberlick@jewishlearningventure.org. Any article or advertising that appears in City Suburban News does not necessarily reflect the view of the publisher or staff. Please bring it to our attention he Haverford Township Free Library will host their Cookif there is a typographic error. book Club meeting on Monday, April 8 at 6:30 p.m. The The customer must bring it to Cookbook Club meets on the second Monday of each month. our attention if there is an The Library is giving “book club” a new meaning! Join the error so it may be corrected. Cookbook Club and sample recipes from a selected cookWe will not be responsible after book. Each participant should prepare a recipe of your choice the 1st week! from March’s selection, “Fast, Fresh, and Green,” and bring To conveniently receive City it to the club to share. Suburban News every week Stop by the Reference Desk at the Library to browse “Fast, through the mail, please send Fresh, and Green,” then select a recipe and sign up. Ask the $65 with your mailing address Reference librarian to make a free copy of your recipe and to the above address. You will get ready to cook! receive 50 issues for your oneThe Library is located at 1601 Darby Road, Havertown, year subscription. PA. For information, contact Mary Bear Shannon at 610-4463082 ext. 216 or email shannon@haverfordlibrary.org, or online Thanks for reading! visit www.haverfordlibrary.org.
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The STEAM Team proudly displays their honorary certificates and new Samsung Galaxy Tabs. From left – Grace Heard, Colin Roberts, Drew Leventhal, Max Luzuriaga, Heather Witzel-Lakin, Samuel Beckley, faculty advisor Keith Buckingham, Aqeel Philips and Daniel Stadtmauer. team of high school students from Friends’ Central School are winners of a national competition to develop mobile applications that address a need or problem in their school. Their “STEAMnet” app concept is one of 10 winning designs. The app is designed to support creative thinking and virtual collaboration, especially outside the standard school day. The competition, the Verizon Innovative App Challenge, was created by the Verizon Foundation in partnership with the Technology Student Association to help boost student engagement and interest in science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. The students were asked to use their STEM skills to design app concepts that provided real-world solutions for issues in their communities or schools. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Lab will continue to work with the Friends’ Central School STEAMnet team to refine their projects. Verizon will provide the teams with professional support and training to help bring their concepts to market. The final products will be made available for download from Google’s Play Store. In addition, Friends’ Central School will receive a $10,000 Verizon Foundation grant to advance STEM education at their school, and each team member will receive the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, courtesy of Samsung Mobile. “It’s clear that technology can get kids excited about learning, and it was delightful to see the care and thoughtfulness these students put into developing a solution to a problem,” said Rose Stuckey Kirk, president of the Verizon Foundation. “We were impressed by their creativity, their ability to collaborate as teams, and their interest in developing a mobile app.” More than 470 student teams from across the country submitted concepts for the Verizon Innovative App Challenge. The Friends’ Central School STEAMnet team consisted of eight students: Samuel Beckley, Grace Heard, Drew Leventhal, Max Luzuriaga, Aqeel Philips, Colin Roberts, Daniel Stadtmauer and Heather Witzel-Lakin. The team was guided by three faculty advisors, Colin Angevine, Keith Buckingham, and Josh Weisgrau. Students also received tutorials from Verizon’s Innovation Center engineers, who created instructional videos on app design and development. The submissions were housed on the Innovation Portal of Project Lead The Way, a leading provider of rigorous and innovative STEM education programs used in middle and high schools across the U.S. In working with the MIT Media Lab to develop their winning app, and make them available for download from Google’s Play Store, the students will learn how to use the MIT App Inventor tool and the basics of coding. If the STEAMnet team builds their apps by June 7, two members of the team will be invited to present their app at the National Technology Student Association Conference in Orlando, Fla., later that month. The 10 winning app designs were selected by a panel of STEM and industry experts from the Verizon Innovation Center, MIT Media Lab, Samsung Mobile, the New York Hall of Science, the National Academy Foundation, National Geographic, the International Reading Association and the American Association of the Advancement of Science. Entries were judged based on their clear identification of a need or problem in a school or community; originality; creativity; the viability of the concept; and the applicability of STEM principles and practices. Another Verizon Innovative App Challenge will be held in the fall. The Verizon Foundation is focused on accelerating social change by using the company’s innovative technology to help solve pressing problems in education, healthcare and energy management.
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O U T - A N D - A B O U T – Dining & Entertainment News By Jerry H. Bloom, Staff Writer Food & Wine News • Red Hot & Blues (next to the Cherry Hill Holiday Inn), 2175 Route 70, Cherry Hill, NJ, presents Let The Good Times Roll, with Eddie Davis & Shades of Blues, Friday, March 29, 8 p.m. - midnight, offering the music of blues legends, such as, Muddy Waters’ Hoochie Coochie Man, B.B. King’s Rock Me Baby, Lou Rawls’ Stormy Monday, and from Eddie Davis’ critically-acclaimed CD, Rediscovering Lonnie Johnson, He’s a Jelly Roll Baker. For reservations or info, call 856-665-7427 or visit www.redhotandblue.com/new_jersey/cherry_hill.htm. • Cantina Feliz, 424 South Bethlehem Pike in Fort Washington, PA, and La Calaca Feliz, 2321 Fairmount Avenue in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia, offers Chef Tim Spinner’s Four-course Passover Feliz menu with a Mexican twist, through April 1 at $30 per person plus tax and gratuity. This menu meets most Passover requirements, but is not kosher. For reservations or info at Cantina Feliz, call 215646-1320 or visit www.cantinafeliz.com; for reservations or info at La Calaca Feliz, call 215-787-9930 or visit www.lacalacafeliz.com. • Avalon Restaurant, a rustic Italian BYOB in West Chester, PA, will open for Easter brunch on Sunday, March 31 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. with Chef John Brandt-Lee’s three-course prix fixe brunch menu including antipasti, entrée, dessert, and complimentary Bloody Mary bar – BYOV (bring your own vodka). Outside dining on Avalon’s bi-level patio with its gurgling fountain available, weather permitting. Prices start at $29, not including beverages, tax, or gratuity. Children’s menu available for kids ten and under. For reservations (required) or info, call 610-436-4100 or visit www.avalonrestaurant.net. • Devil’s Den, 1148 Ellsworth Avenue in South Philadelphia, is hosting a Meet the Brewer Night with Williams Brothers Brewery owner Bruce Williams on Tuesday, April 2 at 7 p.m. Williams Brothers Brewery is located in historic Alloa, Scottland and produces craft beer with traditional Scottish recipes and techniques. Devil’s Den welcomes Williams for a meet and greet and to discuss his beer and brewing secrets. Chef Paul Trowbridge will prepare specials from the kitchen—expect Scottish dishes and food/beer complements in delicious Devil’s Den style. For reservations or information, call 215-339-0855 or visit www.devilsdenphilly.com. • Nectar, 1091 Lancaster Avenue in Berwyn, PA, and Greener Partners, a leader in Delaware Valley’s sustainable farming movement, will unveil a satellite garden designed to teach kids about growing, cooking, and eating healthy. The Farm Explorer, a 24-foot mobile van that includes a garden and kitchen and will be on display at Nectar Sunday, April 7, between noon and 2 p.m. Make a reservation if you’re interested in teaching your kids about healthy eating while dining on Chef Patrick Feury’s Asian-inspired, French-infused cuisine. Reservations or info, call 610-725-9000 or visit www.tastenectar.com. • Miles Table, 1620 South Street in Philadelphia, is Chef Michael Lynch’s new 30-seat neighborhood eatery serving
Bluesman Eddie Davis appearing in concert at Red Hot & Blues, Cherry Hill, NJ. uncomplicated, flavorful, and freshly made dishes prepared with only local and seasonal ingredients at reasonable prices. Customers can dine in or to take home. Miles will offer counter service and provides free wifi. Chef Mike is a graduate of The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College. For reservations or info, call 267-318-7337 or visit www.milestable.com. • Bistro St. Tropez, 2400 Market Street, 4th Floor, Marketplace Design Center offers Chef Patrice Rames’ three-course Easter Brunch featuring the flavors of Corsica, Sunday, March 31, 10:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., at a cost of $35 per person, plus tax and gratuity. After brunch, each guest picks an egg from Bistro’s Easter Basket for a chance to win either dinner for two, a bottle of wine, a cooking class with Chef Rames, or other prizes. For reservations or info, call 215-569-9269 or visit www.bistrosttropez.com/menus.htm. • Chaddsford Winery, 632 Baltimore Pike in Chaddsford, PA, joins Barrels on the Brandywine, Saturday and Sunday, March 30 and 31. Purchase a $25 passport during this annual festival to enjoy tastings at each winery along the Brandywine Valley Wine Trail. Reservations not required. Chaddsford’s classic $5 Dry Tasting and complementary Sweet Tasting also available to supplement the Barrels Tasting. Purchase lunch at the winery from area caterers. For more info, call 610-388-6221 or visit www.chaddsford.com. E-mail releases two-weeks in advance of publication date to jerry@jerrybloom.com. Follow paragraph format above.
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for breath as a crowd applauds. Reality and illusion collide and only the audience can tell truth from fiction. After a lifetime of death defying escapes, Houdini prepares to take his final curtain call. EgoPo has assembled a talented cast and crew, with several familiar EgoPo faces, to bring this magic show to life. EgoPo welcomes back Robert DaPonte as Harry Houdini. Mr. DaPonte has been a professional actor in Philadelphia for over 8 years. His past EgoPo credits include Spring Awakening, Waiting for Godot, and last year’s A Dybbuk. DaPonte is thrilled to be exploring the great illusionist and says, “Harry would be the first one to tell his audiences that his illusions were based on sleight of hand, not magic. He was the most famous stage magician of all time, a man perceived to have super heroic abilities by his scores of fans; but it is Houdini as fallible human being which interests me. His doubts about the prospect of an afterlife mirror our own...” Brenna Geffers serves as director and creator of this world premiere. Geffers has worked with EgoPo for the past six years and has directed many EgoPo productions including The Golem, Marat/Sade, and Waiting for Godot among many others. She has created new work for the Philadelphia Shakespeare Theater, the Philadelphia Artists Collective, The Metropolitan Theater in NYC, and as a guest artist at Temple University. She is also a freelance director in Philadelphia. The script of The Life (and Death) of Harry Houdini will receive a reading at the National Constitution Center on Saturday, March 23 at 1 p.m. Audiences are encouraged to join for this special reading followed by a discussion of the Vaudeville and Prohibition eras with EgoPo’s resident dramaturge, Glenn Odom, The National Constitution Center’s Director of Theater Programs, Nora Quinn, and Director of Houdini, Brenna Geffers. FREE with admission to the National Constitution Center. For information on this reading, visit www.constitutioncenter.org. EgoPo is partnering with the National Constitution Center as well as re-partner with the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH) to create a limited-time package: Houdini, Hooch, and History. This special package allows patrons to see a production of EgoPo’s Houdini, explore the Constitution Center’s American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition exhibition, and experience NMAJH’s core and special exhibitions—all for the deeply discounted price of $45. Packages will be available for purchase from EgoPo’s website through March. For information on the Houdini, Hooch, and History Package, visit www.egopo.org. The Life (and Death) of Harry Houdini runs March 29 through April 7 at Plays and Players Theater as part of the PIFA Festival. Wednesday through Friday performances are at 8 p.m.; Saturday performances are at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.; Sunday performances are at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tickets: $20 - $38. For tickets, call 267-273-1414 or visit www.egopo.org.
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Upper Darby Performing Arts Center Presents The New York Tenors ho can forget the poignant moment when America first heard the voice of New York policeman Daniel Rodriguez? He comforted our grieving nation with the stirring rendition of “God Bless America” just days after September 11, 2001. Known as “American’s Beloved Tenor,” Daniel is joined by Andy Cooney, christened by the NY Times as “Irish America’s Tenor” and by Michael Amante, “The People’s Tenor.” Traveling to Upper Darby Performing Arts Center from a recent sell-out performance at Carnegie Hall, the New York Tenors, accompanied by orchestra, will perform on April 6 at 7:30 p.m. with a “can’t miss” showcase featuring the country’s finest singing talent and repertoire. Tickets are $44 - $50 and UDPAC members save $2 off each ticket. Tickets may be purThe acclaimed New York Tenors come to chased online at www.udpac.org or by callUpper Darby Performing Arts Center April 6. ing the box office: 610-622-1189. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center is located at 601 North Lansdowne Avenue in Drexel Hill, PA. The 1,600 seat theater is just minutes from the Main Line and Center City Philadelphia and offers free parking. The performance is two hours. Each gentleman’s voice is superb and each singer is known for his emotional connection with the audience. Together, their impressive voices blend seamlessly. The audience will be treated to favorites such as “Impossible Dream,” “Ave Maria,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Danny Boy,” “Hallelujah,” “Music of the Night,” “Save the Last Dance for Me,” “New York, New York,” and many others. The Three Tenors including Plácido Domingo, José Carreras and the one and only Luciano Pavarotti opened the doors for other great voices such as The Irish Tenors and the Canadian Tenors. Now, The New York Tenors have joined together and toured to much enthusiasm and acclaim. Daniel Rodriguez, “America’s Beloved Tenor,” inspires his listeners through his recordings and live concert performances. Michael Amante, affectionately known as “The People’s Tenor” has had a long history of singing popular Rock and Gospel music, coupled with extensive classical Bel-Canto training. Andy Cooney, “Irish America’s Favorite Son” – who returns to Upper Darby Performing Arts Center – has been taking the Irish American scene by storm with his unique tenor voice heard in concert halls throughout the world. All three gentlemen are excited about their performance at Upper Darby Performing Arts Center. “People will come out and have an amazing time,” says Daniel Rodriguez. “They will laugh, they will cry, and they will be extremely entertained, which is our goal.”
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Ardmore United Methodist Church Celebrates Holy Week and Easter he Ardmore United Methodist Church, in Ardmore, PA, invites the public to the following Holy Week and Easter Worship services. On Holy Thursday, March 28, the church presents a Service of Shadows, or Tenebrae, including Holy Communion. This service will be held in the Sanctuary from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. On Good Friday, March 29, a Good Friday service will be held from noon - 1 p.m. This “Good Friday Service of Reflection” will feature special music, readings, meditation and prayer. On Easter Sunday, March 31, at 11:00 a.m., a Service of Resurrection will be held in the Sanctuary. Children’s sermon, special music and joy will be shared! The Service will end triumphantly with the Senior Choir singing the Hallelujah Chorus, followed by “Christ the Lord is Risen Today!” The Children’s Easter Egg Hunt will be held on the front lawn following the Easter Service. All are welcome to participate. The Ardmore UM Church is an inclusive community at 200 Argyle Road, Ardmore, PA 19003. For info, call the church office at 610-649-4382 or visit www.ardmorechurch.com.
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82nd Annual Easter Promenade n Sunday, March 31 from 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m., South Street Headhouse District’s Easter Promenade is back for its 82nd Year! Each year, hundreds of area families attend this celebration and this year’s event promises even more entertainment and activities for the whole family. Come dressed in your Easter Sunday Best and promenade down South Street in this grand and popular tradition. The South Street Headhouse District’s 82nd Annual Easter Promenade will kick off at Passyunk Avenue and South Street at 12:30 p.m., rain or shine. The crowd will promenade and Bunny Hop its way down South Street with The Philadelphia Free Band, the Tallest Easter Bunny and, of course, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cotton Tail. The parade route will end at the 2nd Street Plaza (2nd Street between South & Lombard Sts.). Immediately after the parade, the annual Easter Attire Contest will take place. The Honorable Councilman James Kinney and State Representative Brian Sims will be on hand to judge and announce the winners of the following categories: Best Dress Little Girl (2-5 Yrs.); Best Dress Little Boy (2-5 Yrs); Best Dress Young Girl (6-12 Yrs.); Best Dress Young Boy (6-12 Yrs.); Best Dress Teen Age Girl (13-19 Yrs.); Best Dress Teen Age Boy (13-19 Yrs.); Best Dress Woman (20+Yrs.); Best Dress Man (20+ Yrs.); Best Dress Family; Best Dress Pet; Best Easter Bonnet; Best South Street Razzle Dazzle. Enjoy music, Easter treats and plenty of photo-ops with the Easter Bunny for an unforgettable holiday!
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n Saturday, April 13, Immaculata University is sponsoring the 7th annual Spirituality Under the Dome event. The day-long event begins at 8:30 a.m. and concludes at 4 p.m. and is held in Good Counsel Hall on the University’s campus. Spirituality Under the Dome is for people who seek or wish to deepen their relationship with God in their 21st century lives. Presenters seek to nourish and support people’s expressed desire to live in meaningful relationship with God and neighbor. Participants are encouraged to walk the grounds around the 373-acre campus, unearthing deeper yearnings of the heart under the dome at Immaculata University. Highlights for the event are two keynote presenters and the numerous workshops available. Brother Mickey O’Neill
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“Healthy You Series: “Caring for Yourself: Stress Management” he Haverford Township Free Library has teamed up with Crozer-Keystone Health System this spring to present the “Healthy You,” a series of programs on health topics that affect you and your loved ones. April’s program is “Caring for Yourself: Stress Management” and will be held on Monday, April 15 at 7 p.m. “Caring for Yourself” will be presented by psychologist Dr. Barry Jacobs, and will cover dealing with stress, combating the feeling of being overwhelmed and caring for yourself. To register call 1-800-CK-HEALTH (1-800-254-3258) or visit the Classes and Events page at www.crozerkeystone.org. The Library is located at 1601 Darby Road, Havertown, PA. For information, contact Mary Bear Shannon at 610-4463082 ext. 21, email shannon@haverfordlibrary.org, or visit www.haverfordlibrary.org.
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McGrath, OSFS, an Oblate of St. Frances DeSales, will present “Lighten up and Pray” at 9:45 a.m. Brother McGrath is an award-winning artist and author of eleven books. His presentation discusses the connections between art and religious faith. The featured speaker for the afternoon session (2:30 p.m.) is Clare Gavin who will present Stories and Songs: A Sacred Concert which weaves her personal spirituality into song and music. Gavin is a singer-songwriter with a recent CD release titled Called to the Quiet. Cost for the event is $45 if reserved before April 6; $55 after April 6. For information or to register for the event, contact Sister Mary Henrich, IHM, at 610-647-4400, ext. 3434 or visit http://www.immaculata.edu/spirituality.
Empowering You Health Fair The Junior League of Philadelphia, Inc. and Lankenau Medical Center invite the community to Lankenau Medical Center, for the inaugural Empowering You Health Fair on April 6, 2013, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. There will be health screenings and lectures on topics such as stress management, nutrition, and heart health. Throughout the day, we will also have cooking demonstrations and activity sessions including yoga, Zumba®, and chair massages. The health fair supports our Apple a Day Healthy Living Initiative™, which focuses on making a positive impact on the health and wellness of adults and children in the Greater Philadelphia area. The health fair is free and open to the public. Lankenau Medical Center is located at 100 E. Lancaster Avenue, Wynnewood, PA 19096. For info email HealthFair@JLPhiladelphia.org.
Runners Appreciation Day Summit Sports Training Center will host its first ever Runners Appreciation Day at 789 East Lancaster Avenue, on April 7, 2013 beginning at 11 a.m. This free event will feature a session of Yoga for Runners, and Nutrition Workshop themed “Race Day Preparation.” This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments and healthy snacks will be served between Yoga and Nutrition Workshop. Space is limited and needs to be reserved online at www.summitstc.com/runners. For info about this event call Ginny Heffernan 610-525-2300 or email g.heffernan@summitstc.com or www.summitstc.com/runners.
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Ad deadline is the previous Thursday. “We are very excited about the opening of this new office,” said Wendy Campbell, President & CEO of Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter. “It means our programs and services will be more easily accessible to the nearly 31,000 people living with Alzheimer’s During the ribbon-cutting ceremony of or a related disorthe Alzheimer’s Association Delaware der and their famiFebruary 20, 2:30pm Valley Chapter Montgomery County lies who live in MontF Office Grand Opening, Pennsylvania gomery County.” Chocolate! – Join us for an afternoon of April 9 •Aahh, 5 p.m. recording artist/lyricist Jordan Green Alzheimer’s is an chocolate tours. Rosemont anddelights You –and Presentation, dinner and and singer Eva Katherine entertain incurable, degenentertainment by Jeff Uhlig. 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Episcopal Academy’s Matt Vegari Wins Prestigious Award piscopal Academy senior Matt Vegari of Gladwyne received the CumLaude Society Paper Award for last year’s 2011-2012 school year for his AP US History term paper entitled, “The Lochner Court: Conspicuously Partial, Assuredly Supreme.” A multi-talented student, Vegari is a Commended National Merit Scholar; a member of Esse Quam Videri, Episcopal’s leadership group; Editor-in-Chief of the Scholium, Episcopal’s school newspaper; board member of the debate club; president of the French Club; and one of the winners of the Dora Khayatt music prize for his excellent vocal performance. Vegari’s win marks the second consecutive year that an Episcopal Academy student has won the award. This is an extraordinarily prestigious honor. Each year, Episcopal, along with each of the other 360 CumLaude Society member schools, has the opportunity to submit one copy of a single outstanding example of original work to be considered for recognition by the CumLaude Society as its “paper of the year.” The winning paper is chosen from From left – Matt Vegari ’13 with Episcopal’s Chapter among all of the submissions Secretary and Form Dean Sarah Baker ’01. for its superior scholarship, and particularly the originality of its thought. The CumLaude Society, founded in 1906, is an organization devoted to the recognition of superior scholarship while simultaneously striving to encourage qualities of justice and honor. The Episcopal Academy Chapter was founded in 1952. The society consists of chapters located in the United States, Canada, England, France, Spain, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. For information, visit www.episcopalacademy.org.
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he Third Regiment Infantry United States Colored Troops will present the 5th annual Civil War Weekend at Fort Mifflin on Saturday and Sunday, April 6 & 7, 2013. This extraordinary living history event presents extensive programming highlighting both military and civilian life during the Civil War years, with a special focus on African American soldiers. See authentic artifacts shared from the participant’s extensive personal collections as the Fort’s museum space is expanded to include displays including the “Lest We Forget” slavery exhibit and a Civil War Medicine display and discussion courtesy of the Mutter Museum. Extensive first person interpretation will introduce visitors to Frederick Douglass, Lucretia Mott, General George Meade and others. Interact with these historic figures and the garrison of soldiers as they explain the life of a soldier during the Civil War and demonstrate their weapons and drills. Visit with the “Ladies of the Civil War” and learn how women contributed to the war effort. Search for your Civil The Third Regiment Infantry United States Colored Troops will present the 5th annual Civil War ancestors with the African American Genealogy Group. Explore the Fort’s War Weekend at Fort Mifflin on Saturday and casemates, or bombproofs, which were Sunday, April 6 & 7, 2013. used as prison quarters during the war. Enjoy a guided tour and spend the day LIVING history at the only Fort in Philadelphia! Join the fun on Saturday and Sunday, April 6 & 7, from 10 a.m till 4 p.m. Special Event General Admission tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for seniors, $4 for Veterans or students under 12. Purchase online at www.FortMifflin.us or at the event entrance.
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“Stories from the Wild” at the Parkway Central Children’s Library Join Public Eye: Artists for Animals and The Parkway Central Library Children’s Department for its hands-on program, “Stories from the Wild,” with storytelling, art projects, and creative movement Saturday, April 6, from 2 - 4 p.m. Storyteller Irma Gardner-Hammond shares a moving story about a boy who learns valuable life lessons from his relationship with a bear. Artist Zipora Schulz and dancer Lara Vracarich lead the handson activities. This Public Eye: Artists for Animals’ Kids Club event is free and open to the public. RSVP is requested, but not required. To RSVP or for info, contact: 267-270-2703, publiceyephilly@gmail.com. Location: Story Hour Room of The Parkway Central Library Children’s Department, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103, www.freelibrary.org.
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GET READY FOR CAMP Philadelphia Young Playwrights Collaborates with Theatre Horizon to Reach Adult Students through Autism Drama Outreach Program P hiladelphia Young Playwrights in collaboration with Theatre Horizon’s Autism Drama Outreach program introduces Young Adult Playwriting, a new class for students ages 17 30 with autism. Enrollment is ongoing for the current class and a new session begins in May. Young Adult Playwriting was made possible as a pilot with funding from The June and Steve Wolfson Family Foundation. In Young Adult Playwriting, students will explore the various ways to write plays, focusing on strong characterization, rich dialogue and engaging story lines. Teaching artists will help writers develop the skills they need to communicate their ideas effectively and make bold choices in a collaborative atmosphere. The staff’s first priority is to create and maintain a safe, fun environment where eye contact, socialization and peer interaction are encouraged and celebrated. Theatre Horizon’s teaching method draws heavily on the Son-Rise method, a play-based therapy program which emphasizes love and acceptance. Son-Rise and Theatre Hori-
zon stress that autism is not a behavioral disorder but a neurological challenge and that the potential of every child – or adult student -is limitless. “Young Playwrights is honored to enter this work in partnership with Theatre Horizon, and eager to stimulate and hear the voices of the Program’s adult students. We thank Steve and June Wolfson for the thoughtful philanthropy that makes this pioneering and meaningful work possible,� says Young Playwrights’ Executive Producing Director, Glen Knapp. Registration remains open for Young Adult Playwriting at Theatre Horizon's Autism Drama Outreach program, comprised of six weekly Saturday classes. The spring session runs May 4 - June 8. Classes are held at Theatre Horizon, 401 DeKalb Street in Norristown. For information on enrollment, contact Education Director Leigh Mallonee at leigh@theatrehorizon.org or call 610-283-2230. To learn more about the program, visit www.theatrehorizon.org.
Long-Legs. Visitors will have to explore the entire Morris Arboretum garden to discover them all. The bugs are designed to awe and to educate, reminding us in a big way about the Continued from front page vital role that insects play in the environment, and of their diversity. “The insect world makes up a whole team of hidden gardeners,� said David Rogers. “We take it for granted that they exist.� With his Big Bugs displayed everywhere you look at the Morris Arboretum, the insects will be hard to ignore! But luckily, they won’t be munching on the plants. Events and educational activities will accompany the exhibit. Visit www.morrisarboretum.org for updates and more details. The Big Bugs by David Rogers exhibit is made possible by the Madeleine K. Butcher Fine Arts Endowment. A Grand Opening event will take place on Saturday, April 6, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Visitors are invited to dress as bugs for a parade around the garden. There will be bug-inspired music, a bug craft activity, and Big Bugs scavenger hunt maps. Also on site from 11a.m. - 12:30 p.m. will be expert naturalists from The Academy of Natural Sciences with a variety of insects, some of their relatives (perhaps a tarantula or scorpion!), as well as some impressive mounted specimens. In conjunction with the Philadelphia Science Festival (April 18-28), Morris Arboretum will host Bugs a-Brewing at Iron Hill Brewery in Chestnut Hill on Monday April 22 from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Arboretum experts will discuss and field questions on topics that include insects that threaten our native tree population to bugs that ‘bug’ our plants to those that are beneficial and should be protected. The Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania is located at 100 East Northwestern Avenue in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia. For information, visit www.morrisarboretum.org.
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ndependence Seaport Museum’s 2013 Seaport Summer Camp registration is now open. With eight themed-weeks beginning July 8, and on-the-water opportunities, Seaport Summer Camp offers outdoor boating adventures right here in Philadelphia. Campers will learn about maritime history, science and boating in week-long summer camp sessions. Each week, in addition to all of the fun-filled activities inside the museum or on our historic ships, campers will learn how to row in rowboats build by our own Workshop on the Water, kayak in either single or tandem kayaks with instructors, or paddle around the basin in swan paddle boats. Campers will also receive an introduction to water and boat safety led by trained staff. Visit www.phillyseaport.org for more information. To register for camp, call 215-413-8630 or email groupsales@phillyseaport.org. A registration packet, medical forms, and parent information packet will be provided. A $100 deposit per camper per week is required upon registering.
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Community Gala committee member, Alice Simon of Bryn Mawr chatting with the Head of School at Baldwin, Sally Powell, and jewelry designer, Tuyet Do Wong.
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he Baldwin School Community Gala Patron Pre-Party was held on Thursday, March 14 at the Haverford Reserve Show House Model. The annual Community Gala is the largest and most important fundraising event at Baldwin, raising a significant level of support for the school and the many programs that benefit their students. The Community Gala will take place on Saturday, April 20 at the Baldwin School. The theme for this year’s event is “Forever Blue – Denim, Diamonds, and Boldly Blue.”
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Cancer Support Community Prepares for “Evening in the Yard” May 11 Keith Morgan and the Morgan Family, Kim Kubek Kirkpatrick, MD, and Juan Torres to be Honored n March 21, 2013 at the Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia, “Evening in the Yard” gala committee members and volunteers gathered to personalize invitations that are going out soon on behalf of the Cancer Support Community of Philadelphia (CSCP). The event is being held on Saturday, May 11, 2013, from 6:30 - 11:00 p.m. At The Philadelphia Navy Yard at Urban Outfitters, Inc. CSCP anticipates hundreds of professionals, government officials, CSCP members and others will attend this gala/awards ceremony to see chair emeritus Keith Morgan and the Morgan Family receive the Ridgeland
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eumann University will present its Presidential Humanitarian Award to H. Edward and Ellen M. Hanway on Saturday, April 6, at its fourteenth annual Scholarship Gala. The event is scheduled for the Philadelphia Academy of the Fine Arts in the Samuel M. V. Hamilton Building at 128 North Broad Street. The University presents this award annually to people whose lives reflects a devotion to religious and family values; dedication to excellence; value for philanthropy and giving back; willingness to take risks in the pursuit of vision; and a demonstrated value for education and a positive intellectual life. H. Edward Hanway is chairman of the Drexel Neumann Neumann’s 2013 Presidential Humanitarian Award will be Academy Board of Trustees. presented to H. Edward and Ellen M. Hanway at the university’s The Academy is an indepen- scholarship gala on April 6. Mr. Hanway is the former chairdent Catholic school in Chester, man of CIGNA and the current chairman of the Faith in the Pennsylvania, co-sponsored Future Foundation (managing the 17 Catholic high schools in by Neumann University, the the archdiocese) and Drexel Neumann Academy in Chester. Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, Saint Katharine Drexel Parish, and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Hanway is also chairman emeritus of CIGNA Corporation, where he served as chairman and chief executive officer from 2000 to 2009, and chairman of the Faith in the Future Foundation, which provides strategic management and operational oversight for the 17 Catholic high schools in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Ellen M. Hanway embodies the principles and values of a Catholic education. She attended Nativity BVM Parish School and Notre Dame High School before graduating from the Keystone School of Business in 1971. An ardent supporter of Catholic education, she is a past board member of Drexel Neumann Academy and St. Francis de Sales Lenni Parish Council and Home and School Association. Past Presidential Humanitarian Award recipients include Bill Baldini, Sr. Leslie Birks, OSF, Pat Ciarrocchi, Congressman Patrick L. Meehan, Esq., Jim Murray, and Brian Tierney. For info about the Scholarship Gala, call 610-558-5513 or visit www.neumann.edu/gala.
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