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hen new and long-timers walk into Domenic Graziano Flowers & Gifts, they are reminded of a time when shop owners knew your name, and exemplary customer service was at the forefront of every transaction. For nearly 45 years, this mom-and-pop operation has been providing customers in Bucks County and surrounding areas with memorable floral arrangements for a myriad of special occasions, rites of passage and memorable events. It is reassuring that husband-and-wife owners Domenic
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sions – weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and new arrivals -thos e points that they want to mark in their life. We are arranging flowers for people now whose parents we helped with their weddings; it seems to come around full circle.” Holidays are the most hectic time for the business, from Thanksgiving through Christmas, but the one big day for floral arrangements of all sizes is Valentine’s Day. Throughout the year this family-owned and operated business has built an extremely loyal following for its floral arrangements, gift baskets and corporate gifts. When it comes to ordering flowers, specialized arrangements or gift baskets for any occasion, Joanne advises, “The sooner the better; a lot of our orders come in two or more weeks ahead.”
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hen Bronwen Mayer Henry was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2013, her world changed, but not in the way you would expect. Sure, she was nervous about the treatment, concerned about how she was going to care for her family, worried about her survival, but something happened along the way that changed her life, and the lives of those around her, in ways that she could never have imagined. Shortly after her cancer diagnosis, Henry attended a women’s retreat where attendees were asked to create a list of “wildly impossible” life goals. One of her goals was to paint daily, something she hadn’t done in many years, although she still had a collection of paints, brushes and an easel stored away in the attic. She then returned home to focus on her treatment. Following her thyroidectomy, Henry knew she would be required to take a radioactive iodine pill and stay in isolation for seven days. please see BRONWEN, page 11
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Aside from the fear of the radioactive pill itself, Henry had never been alone for that length of time in her life. Of course, today, in light of the pandemic, many of us know all too well what that isolation can feel like. Henry knew she needed to do something to prepare herself to get through her time in seclusion. It was then that she thought back to her days at the women’s retreat, and the idea of painting came back to her. “I had the inspiration that, since I loved painting, I would use those seven days alone as a personal retreat and do some painting,” says Henry. “Then I had this idea that I would paint on a large scale, something I had never done before. I went out and bought a canvas more than four times bigger than anything I’d ever painted before and made a plan to start the painting as soon as I swallowed that pill.” Henry recalls the terror of taking the pill, having to stay in isolation, being away from her husband and children, but says she had the odd sensation of “joyful terror” at the prospect of painting on such a large scale and letting her creativity shine through all of the fear. “The time I spent in isolation was so transformative, it completely changed me,” says Henry. “I thought it would be the first please see BRONWEN, page 13
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and last time I painted, especially on such a large scale, but during my time of recovery I came to the realization that I didn’t have to have cancer to paint. I realized that the painting practice I had stepped into could be more than an exercise or a detour or salve for a singular event. It could be my new life.” Eight years later, Henry has created more than 500 paintings and sold more than 350 of her pieces, written and published a book about her experience called “Radioactive Painting,” designed and led a number of retreats focusing on how to break through creative barriers, and works with a number of nonprofit organizations that support causes close to her heart. She donates 10 percent from the sale of each painting to local nonprofits. “So many people hold themselves back from stepping into a creative and compassionate life, and I want to reverse that trend,” says Henry. “Like many artists, I have dual occupations. I spend half of my time at the canvas and leading workshops and retreats, and the other half immersed in a career in nonprofit work. As a mother, daughter, artist and through my work in the nonprofit sector, I find myself living in an increasingly fulfilling, stimulating, heart-expanding and restorative way.”
Henry serves as Director of Curricular Innovation for Interfaith Philadelphia, supporting programs that help people build skills to create a more compassionate and understanding world. She recently completed a certificate program on Social Impact Strategy, a nonprofit leadership program at the University of Pennsylvania, and will be working in collaboration with Penn and Interfaith Philadelphia on a program called Faith and Social Impact to support people working in the faith sector who are making a social impact in their communities. “Throughout this whole experience, I’ve learned how important it is to give yourself space to do the things that bring you joy in life,” says Henry. “I want to help change the way we view our creativity and focus on making it a priority. Just like doing exercise, creativity should be part of your overall plan of wellbeing. It’s so important for your mental and physical health and allows you to bring even more joy and fulfillment to the rest of your life.” Henry’s artwork is on display at numerous locations in the Huntingdon Valley area, including Be Well Bakery & Café, Bryn Athyn College, Fettersmill Bed & Breakfast, Valley Hair Design and various local shops. She continues to paint daily and accepts commissions. For samples of her artwork and for more information, visit www.bronwenmayerhenry.com. ■
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“Magic is a live performing art,” says Archer. “While we were able to transition to a livestreaming format during the pandemic, magic is best experienced in person. When you’re watching a live show, you can’t say oh, the camera did this or the performer handed something to someone else. You get the true sense of wondering, ‘How did they do that,’ please see SMOKE, page 17 19006
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and doubting the reality of what you just saw.” Archer and Martin began working together in the mid-’80s, when they ran a magic store in Center City called the Philadelphia Magic Company, which became the fourth-largest magic shop in the country. The store eventually closed when the city took eminent domain over their building to construct the Pennsylvania Convention Center. In the 1990s, the two formed a company called Corporate Entertainment, where they designed promotions and used magic to attract visitors and launch products for major companies around the world. Archer later moved to Denver and performed as a magician at a large ski resort for a while before returning to the Philadelphia area. When he reconnected with his old friend Martin and told him about his idea to create a dedicated magic theater, Smoke & Mirrors became a reality. From its conception, the theater was designed to be an intimate space to give audiences an up-close-and-personal experience with the world of magic. The auditorium was built in the style of the small boutique, European amphitheaters that Archer encountered during his travels as a magician early on in his career. “It took a lot of effort to design this theater so every sight line is perfect. There’s not a bad seat in the house,” says Martin. Seats are
arranged in alternating row patterns so every there’s something different every week.” The theater is also home to the Bob Little member of the audience has a clear view of the stage. “The furthest seat from the stage is Lounge, a 60-seat “black box” banquet room only 18 feet away, so no matter where you’re that hosts BYOB comedy shows and is availsitting, you can see the top of the magician’s able for private parties and corporate events. Family shows are held weekly on Saturday table.” Archer and Martin are also extremely afternoons and children’s birthday parties are also available, either picky about the peron site or at your location. formers they choose In November, Archer to entertain at the Smoke & Mirrors Magic Theater and Martin began protheater. is located at ducing a new show called “We’re bringing 2840 Pine Road, in the “Deceptions,” featurin top talent from Landmark Business Center. ing Philadelphia-based around the world,” Shows are held magician and mentalist says Archer. “These Fridays and Saturdays Mervant at the Vesper are the performers (private parties can be held anytime). Club in Center City. The you see on America’s Tickets range from $25-$35 for adult show features a combiGot Talent, Penn & shows and $15-$20 for family shows. All nation of magic, music, Teller Fool Us and shows can be livestreamed for $20. comedy, drama and interMasters of Illusion. Current COVID policies require active audience participaThey work on cruise audience members to be tion. ships or in Las Vegas fully vaccinated as of Jan. 17. “When people come as opening acts for out to our shows we want headlining magicians Special events can be hosted on site or them to be amazed,” says like David Blaine. at your location. For more information, Martin. “Magic is an These are top crevisit www.smokeandmirrorstheater.com. exciting, intriguing, interators of magic for the active art form that gives biggest names in the people something differworld of illusion.” Adds Martin, “We believe we are the ent to do on a Saturday night and can have best-kept secret in the world of magic the- them leaving the theater with a feeling of ater. Once people find us, word of mouth wonder. We want people to have a great spreads and many of our audience members night out, share the experience with their return again and again. In addition, we have friends and, ultimately, come back for more.” rotating magicians featured in our shows, so ■
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1 Subject to availability, on a total purchase of 4 or more. Buy 2 windows or doors and get the second 2 windows or doors, of equal or lesser value, 40% off – applied to lowest priced window and/or door products in purchase. Special Presidents’ Day $200 discount valid during first appointment only. To qualify for discount offer, initial contact for an appointment must be made and documented on or before 2/28/22 with the purchase then occurring on or before 3/10/22. 2No payments and deferred interest for 12 months available from third-party lenders to well qualified buyers on approved credit only. No Finance Charges will be assessed if promo balance is paid in full in 12 months. Products are marketed, sold and installed (but not manufactured) by Renewal by Andersen retailers, which are independently owned and operated under PA Lic. # 001884. NJ Lic. # 13VH05055400. J&M Windows, Inc, d/b/a Renewal by Andersen of Greater Philadelphia. See complete information and entity identification at www.rbaguidelines.com. ©2022 Andersen Corporation. ©2022 Lead Surge LLC. All rights reserved. NM-00485035
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