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we were delighted by 70-plus degree days. This weather pattern is more volatile than the stock market during a recession. It’s been so mild that Home Depot may fall short of its quarterly earning estimates due to poor shovel and snow blower sales. Well, maybe not. Enough of this depressing nonsense. Spring is scheduled to arrive on March 20 (Monday, for those checking). We use the word “scheduled� very loosely. The early forecast calls for 41 degrees and sunny. Not exactly what I would call spring-like conditions. The South Philly Review’s annual Spring Guide, on the other hand, is filled with delightful news. Our expanded calendar section features the Phillies schedule — the home opener is April 7 at 3:05 p.m. against the Washington Nationals. There are plenty of South Philly-based festivals,

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too. East Passyunk Avenue is holding its annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 8 and Flavors of the Avenue on April 24. The South Ninth Street Italian Market Festival — better known as Philadelphia’s largest block party — is slated for May 20-21. April 8 will mark the 10-year anniversary of the Philly Spring Cleanup. The likes of Metallica and U2 are booked at Lincoln Financial Field. We are just getting started. Enough with the small talk. It’s time to announce the winners of the Readers’ Choice Awards. There was some great interaction from voters. Instead of simply voting for a particiular establishment, many could not help raving about a particular sandwich. Since this is the Readers’ Choice issue, those voices have been heard, as we added an additional writeup for cheesesteak. Sorry, you have to keep flipping through to find out who we are talking about. Here’s a little teaser .... it’s

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za, with a second location at Front Street and Snyder Avenue, continues to please customers with what they describe as “one of the best doughs around.� It’s the key ingredient to the crust, which continues to score high marks. The basics — plain or pepperoni — are consistently among the top sellers. The City Old Style Pizza, a thin-crust square pie, brushed with olive oil, fresh garlic and Romano cheese with a layer of thin sliced mozzarella and topped with crushed plum tomatoes, is another popular pie. Hungry for something else? Try the City Steak — a blend of mozzarella, American, cheddar with freshly cooked steak and choice of onions or peppers. Don’t worry, Nagel and the rest of the City Pizza team are ready to handle all of those NCAA tournament time orders. Lorenzo’s Pizza grabbed a slice of second while Francoluigi and Celebre’s Pizzeria shared a taste of third. -B.G.

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Philly,� Rucci said, noting visits to a few to gain insights into how Popi’s could improve. “To stand above them all makes me proud. Thank you.� Ristorante Pesto seated itself in second, and Villa di Roma cried “Mangia� in third. -J.M.

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hen we put together the 2017 Readers’ Choice ballot, cheesesteak was not included among the original 20 categories. We were saving it for next month’s Food Issue, but the voters spoke loud and clean in the voting process, raving about the cheesesteaks from Lorenzo’s Pizza, 900 Christian St. Being that this is the Readers’ Choice Issue, there is always room for one more. “It’s just an honor to be recognized,â€? owner Keith Vello said. “There are a lot of pizza and sandwich shops out there that focus on cheesesteaks. It’s definitely an honor that people voted for us.â€? Keith’s father, George, purchased Lorenzo’s Pizza 39 years ago, and kept building on the already popular location. While other cheesesteak joints around town are considered tourist destinations, this spot, which sits at the gateway to South Ninth Street Italian Market, continue to leave a lasting impression with customers. Vello noted they sell about three to four dozen cheesesteaks during weekdays and eight dozen on Saturdays. Besides making sandwiches, the Lorenzo’s team has a loyal customer base 60 to 70 strong, many of whom they know on a firstname basis. Vello also knows when the mailman comes in, there is a very good chance he is going to order a cheesesteak with fried onions and hot peppers on the :]`S\h]¸a >WhhO

side. He also noted the cheesesteak with fried onions and sweet peppers is a popular seller. Instead of being just another corner sandwich and pizza joint, the ingredients are a big part of what earns Lorenzo’s high praise. Vello said they use high-quality meats, with the rolls from South Jersey-based Liscio’s Bakery serving as the foundation for the award-winning cheesesteak. American is the go-to cheese, but provolone and whiz are also available. All sandwiches are made as you order. There are about 20 seats inside,with additional seating outside, allowing customers to enjoy their cheesesteak fresh off the grill. Vello also noted that they have a strong take-out business. John’s Roast Pork staked its claim for s e c - ond place while Tony Luke’s got a meaty taste of third. -B.G.

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READERS’ CHOICE family name. However, in the time since he assumed ownership, Isgro noted that improvements such as better refrigeration have come to help growth and inventory, as well as to lessen turnovers. “It’s so flattering to be recognized for our work, because we try so hard without compromise,� Isgro said. “If I gave into compromising a product just once it would be easier to do it again. Our name is everything.� Termini Bros. got its filling of second place while Frangelli’s Bakery cooked up something tasty in third. -L.N.

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For those who are not fans of the Italian hoagie, the meatballs, which are rolled and made fresh daily are another popular item. So are the chicken cutlets. “We do a wide variety of sandwiches and specialties,� Messina said. “Everything is made in house.� PrimoHoagies served up a second-place order while Ricci’s Hoagies earned a thirdplace filling. -B.G.

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er love for South Philly is so advanced that Dawn Hirsch, owing to company seniority, petitioned to enhance her managerial vocation through a transfer to PNC Bank Packer Park Branch. Granted her request to jettison an Old City post, she has spent a year cashing in on the benefits of helping people to realize their financial goals and dreams through the location, 1544 Packer Ave., this year’s top bank honoree. “There’s such a great feel to this site,� Hirsch, also a company vice president, said of representing her employer within the Packer Park Shopping Center. “The fact that we’re extremely busy every single day is a testament to the trust that community members have in us, and that’s not something that we take lightly.� With 4,000 accounts, including those for many thriving South Philly businesses, the branch operates under Hirsch’s assertion that banking need not be institutional, meaning that the eight employees are well-schooled in being personable. “I’m here to help everyone grow in confidence, especially our customers, because, let’s face it, talking about money, especially investments, can be terrifying,� the manager said. “The rewards of being calm and patient with people are endless, and it’s amazing when you can watch great things happen for them.� With two decades in the field, the Marconi East resident knows that those fears and ultimate successes require a sensible institution to address and commend them and has therefore set high standards for her peers, and their seamless ability to exceed expectations pleases her daily. With news of PNC’s designation as residents’ most revered spot, Hirsch expressed joy comparable to that of cared-for customers and looks forward to greater gains as her tenure back home unfolds. “I’m ecstatic,� she said. “It proves that

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sions, said. “We owe our success to our amazing staff and to our families, both past and present, who continue to support us.� Roxanna Bariana and RoseAnne Pauzano opened First Impressions Nursery School in 1984 in Queen Village. They opened an additional Packer Park location in 2004 on 20th and Hartraft streets, and Lauren RoseAnne’s daughter - joined them as director. There are programs for little ones from as young as 8 weeks old up to pre-K. When searching for a day care around South Philly, sometimes the name is all it takes to catch the attention of potential families. When Bariana came up with the name, she had a “vision of this being a child’s First Impression of life outside of home.� A big part of that impression is creating a trusting atmosphere in which parents can go off to work and not have to worry about how their son or daughter is doing. The First Impressions staff plays a big role in creating that trustworthy atmosphere. “It is through our dedicated staff, who have been with us for years, that we are able to do this,� Pauzano-Tuttle said. “We also focus our attention on academics and providing our students with the ability to succeed and also challenge them to meet their full potential so they excel in grade school. Our families come as strangers, and always leave as part of the First Impressions family!� Alphabet Academy registered in second place while Little Beginnings opened the door to the third place. -B.G,

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have worked with our customers for so long, and to now work with many of their children and grandchildren.� Rey is glad he chose not to become a dentist, and admits that he still loves designing jewelry. With each customer he waits on, he hopes to make them - or the person receiving the jewelery - happy.. While Armando Rey Jewelers constantly keeps busy by working on “a little bit of everything� in the jewelry business, Rey said that today’s big sellers are engagement rings and wedding bands. Pietro Jewelers displayed in second place while Olivieri Jewelers opened some eyes in third. -L.N.

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lthough its name is Ten Pennies, Ann Catania, the founder of the flower shop located at 1921 S. Broad St., describes the love she has for her shop as priceless. Growing up on 12th and Morris streets, Catania recalls always admiring the home decor her mother and father, Jennie and Joe Messina, had on display. She remembers the beautiful flower arrangements her mother would create, leading her to believe as a child that her family must be millionaires. “Although my mother died when I was 12, I learned in 12 years what some girls can’t learn in a lifetime,� she said. “Too many people forget that their parents are the ones who made them who they are, and every day of my life I remember what mine were to me and why I am the woman I am today.� It includes running a very successful business, as Ten Pennies has once again earned the Readers’ Choice Award for top florist. “It’s such an honor to win Readers’ Choice because I am born and raised in South Philadelphia and still happy to be a part of this community, even though we do deliver all over the tri-state area,� Catania said. “It’s an honor to know that the public chose us.� Catania initially followed a different career path. At age 20, she began working in public relations and in the business office

>S\`]aS 2W\S` of the former St. Agnes Medical Center. Also dating her then-boyfriend and laterhusband, Jerry Catania, at the time, when she first had him over to her apartment he immediately asked her where she had bought her flower arrangements. When Catania said she made the decorations herself, Jerry told her that she was extremely creative and too talented to be working in an office. This inspired Catania to open her own business, and in 1980 she did just that. Located directly across from St. Agnes, Ten Pennies began as a silk flower shop, with long-lasting decorations in displays that were designed to resemble a living room, kitchen, bedroom, etc. Six months later, Catania began selling fresh flowers. “We’ve been here for forever and a day,� Catania said. “We make sure that, whether a client spend $5 or $500, we treat them all as special and equal, because they’re all just as important to us.� Additionally, she explained that 10 Pennies’ motto is that “we would never sell something that we would not like to receive ourselves.� “I still have a passion for what i do after all these years,� Catania said. “My passion is in pleasing each client so that we have their continued business.� Betty Ann’s Italian Market Florist blossomed in second and Petal Pusher filled a thirdplace display. L.N.

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ence as the Readers’ Choice for top supermarket. “I was ecstatic when I heard that. I was surprised,â€? Jennifer Colligas, who is one of the owners. “Our store has gone through a lot of changes since we moved over here. It’s an honor.â€? She is of course referring to the September relocation from Snyder Plaza. Jim Colligas, Jennifer’s father, was the mastermind behind the move, but he was not around to see the finished project, having passed away in January 2015. Wife and mother, Suzanne Colligas is also part of the ownership team. The new space includes a food service area, complete with a grill, salad bar and seating for 32 to enjoy a quick bite or a grab-and-go item. The international cheese section featuring a 200-pound block of provolone is also an eyecatcher with customers. Colligas describes it as the store “wow factor.â€? But there is never a dull moment inside the 58,000-square-foot space that employs close to 300 people.. “We never have a comfort level,â€? Colligas said. “We have to be moving forward all of the time. ‌ “We are continuing on with my father’s legacy. We love it. It’s our passion.â€? Acme, 1901 Johnston St. scanned second place while ShopRite, 2301 W. Oregon Ave., earned positive feedback in third place. -B.G.

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his office phone. A lunch pail politician. When Kenney decided to run for Mayor in 2015, the field was crowded. Jimmy was a long shot. But Council President Darrell Clarke — likely the favorite — decided not to run and his main opponent, Anthony Williams, fizzled. Kenney became the surprise Democratic nominee for mayor. As we all know, the Democratic nominee for mayor in Philadelphia is tantamount to winning the election. But the surprise to most political observers was the way Kenney brought together the different elements of the Democratic Party — the unions — the Center City liberals — and all the factions in between. The result was a landslide. Kenney’s agenda has been ambitious. That scared some of the conservative media in Philadelphia. He was compared to the liberal mayor of New York Bill de Blasio, a favorite target of conservatives. Kenney lacked the right temperament. Maybe even drank too much, they hinted. He was a loose cannon with a Twitter account. As mayor, Kenney has shown none of these so-called personality flaws. But policy-wise, the mayor has been the fiery liberal they feared. Even had a public spat with Archbishop Chaput. Kenney has been a local counter force to Donald Trump. He eliminated the policy of arresting kids — many of them minorities — for possessing small amounts of marijuana and replaced that penalty with fines. Much to the chagrin of the soda industry, Kenney got his sugary drinks tax through City Council and into law. The tax will fund an ambitious pre-K program and update recreation centers and libraries around the city. Tax revenue so far has exceeded projections, but the beverage industry is not going quietly. As expected, the tax is being challenged in the courts. The industry claims the tax is costing the city jobs. But perhaps even a bigger firestorm is building over Kenney’s insistence on designating Philadelphia as a sanctuary city. Critics claim that Kenney’s policy has allowed dangerous criminals to go free, although the city’s existing policy is not to release convicted felons. This columnist worries that noncompliance by local governments with federal law sets a bad precedent and is easily abused. But now President Trump has expanded federal enforcement of immigration laws. Wholesale deportation seems his goal. Separation of mothers from their children when apprehended at the border is being considered. Humanity seems to cry out for resistance. The Trump Administration is promising to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities such as Philadelphia. So far Kenney has stood firm. Kenney’s causes are noble, but they don’t resonate in South Philadelphia. This is still Rizzo country. Trump country. And by the way, have you turned your back on the Mummers, Jimmy? Jim Kenney may well become a great mayor. But they won’t be naming any streets for him around here. Maybe that’s our fault. A>@

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type of food award in South Philly is a huge honor,� he said. “I opened in 1999 with the goal of becoming the next Palumbo’s.� He is of course referring to the old restaurant/entertainment facility that was located near the Italian Market. The place was destroyed in a 1994 fire. Today, Galdo’s has become a household name and brand. A big part of the Marconi-based facility’s success is a result of having a strong management team in place. The leadership team includes assistant general manager Lou Galdo Jr., general manager Alfred Furia and executive chef Michael Oster. Galdo’s, with space to accommodate 300 to 400 guests, is a great spot for birthday parties, weddings, Christenings and funeral luncheons. Other nights, local singers and bands perform here. This month, on March 25 (7 p.m.), the place is hosting a night of ‘70s Soul and Disco starring the duke and duchess of disco. Benny Marsella will be in the DJ booth. “What we can do at Galdo’s is endless,� Galdo said. The Swan Waterfall Caterers entertained in second while Popi’s had its share of followers in third. -B.G.

“It’s an unbelievable honor knowing how many shops there are in the city. Winning something like that is really special,� he said of the business located at 820-22 S. 11th St. The business is in its 41st year, with Saur’s father, William, opening it in 1972. Frank joined the team four years later. 11th Street Auto handles general repairs, such as tires, brakes and oil changes. He said they average about 15 to 16 cars per day. Like a patient visiting the doctor, providing customer service and curing the problem are the top priorities. “I’ve been fortunate to see it last,� Saur said. Like funeral homes and sandwich shops, there are plenty of South Philly auto mechanics around. But the 11th Street Auto team has built a loyal following that continues coming back. “After all of these years, you have some new people moving in, which keeps it fresh,� Saur said. “In some cases we are dealing with the third generation of family members, taking care of their cars.� Pinnacle Auto Repairs and Tires pulled into second while Dom’s Auto Repair parked in third. -B.G.

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“We just appreciate all of the people who have been coming to us over the years,� Mestichelli said. “It’s the great staff we have that has been keeping people around.� He has been a staple in the South Philly dental community for decades, with previous office locations at 1815 S. Broad St., 1727 S. Broad St., and 1905 S. Broad St. — the former home of Angelo Bruno. Like many people in the medical field, Mestichelli has others to credit for giving him his start. Dr. Michael Ruggieri and Dr. John Vivacqua provided a strong foundation to his career path. “I could not have asked for two better people to learn from and be in practice with,� he said. He is a product of the Temple University Dental School, who has been practicing in South Philadelphia since 1982. Barnes, his son-in-law, has since joined the team. Daughters Amanda Rabena-McNally and Jaclyn Barnes are the co-office managers. The doctor’s ties to the area include being an avid Phillies fan and season ticket holder. One of his other hobbies includes doing construction — we are not talking about the inside-of-the-mouth variety. It includes doing work inside of his office space. As far as what’s keeping him around all these years, Mestichelli simply enjoys his job. “I’ve had a lot of fun over the years,� he said. “It’s more like a hobby for me.� Moskovitz Dental Associates enjoyed a second-place filling and Dr. John Del Gaiso of Dr. John’s Pediatric Dental Team flossed in third.-B.G.

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“Their experience and dedication inspired me to be the doctor I am today,� he said. It includes doing whatever he can to make sure his patients enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle. Renzi is born and raised in South Philly, attending Bishop Neumann High School. He currently resides in Packer Park. Now, his son, Christopher Renzi, is following in his footsteps. “I am overjoyed that my son has recently started at the practice,� Renzi said. Dr. Peter Honig placed second and Dr. Joseph Steingard followed in third. -B.G. A>@

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June 20

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Garth Brooks returns to Philly for the ďŹ rst time in 19 years, and due to popular demand, he is booked for a brief residency at the Wells Fargo Center, March 24-26. He will be joined by wife, Trisha Yearwood, onstage. $74.98. 3601 S. Broad St. 800-298-4200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

This one is headlined by R&B superstar Chris Brown, who is bringing “The Party Tour� to South Philly with special guests 50 Cent, Fabolous, O.T. Genasis and KAP G. 7:30 p.m. $39.95-$249.95. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. 800298-4200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

March 31

April 25

Eric Wortham, George “Spankyâ€? McCurdy, The Landham Brothers, Monnette Sudler, Odean Pope, Josh Lawrence & Color Theory, Adison Evans Quintet and James Santangelo Trio and others will be part of this year’s Center City Jazz Festival taking place at ďŹ ve different locations 1-7 p.m. April 29. $20 in advance/$25 at the door. One ticket provides access to all performances. ccjazzfest.com.

Bon Jovi’s This House is Not For Sale Tour brings the popular Jersey band back to South Philly. 7:30 p.m. March 31. $65-$150. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. 800-298-4200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

Mike Posner’s sound has graced tracks the likes of Snoop Dogg, Avicii, Pharrell Williams and more but heads to the TLA producing his unique sound made known by his debut album, “31 Minutes to Takeoff,� in 2010, but made widely popular following his hit single “I Took a Pill in Ibiza� in 2015. 8 p.m. $20. 334 South St. 800-745-300. tlaphilly.com

Iron Maiden, the UK heavy metal legends, will be performing live indoors in the Philly area for the ďŹ rst time since 1991 when they took the stage at the old Spectrum. 7:30 p.m. $39.50$99.50. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad Street. 800-298-4200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

March 31 Back to the 80s celebrates the pioneers of rap and hip-hop. Spend a night recalling classic bangers from Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh, Al B. Sure and Grammy winner Big Daddy Kane. Tickets start at $216. The Liacouras Center, 1776 N. Broad St. liacourascenter.com/events.

April 7 Grammy Award-winning artist John Mayer is bringing his Search for Everything World Tour to the Wells Fargo Center 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $44.75-$99.75. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. 800-2984200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

June 4

Neil Diamond, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legend who has sold more than 125 million albums worldwide, is heading to South Philly as part of his 50 Year Anniversary World Tour. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad Street. Tickets: $65-$150. 800-298-4200. wellsfargocenterphilly.com.

May 12

Heavy metal legends This marks the ďŹ rst time the Metallica has ventured to Philly since 2009. Opening will be fellow scream acts Avenged Sevenfold and Volbeat. Like a Phillies home run or an Eagles touchdown on Monday night, this one is sure to wake the neighbors in South Philly. $55.50-$155.50. 6 p.m. Lincoln Financial Field, 1020 Pattison Ave. 800-7453000. ticketmaster.com.

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May 7

The East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement presents its annual Easter Egg Hunt at East Passyunk Avenue and Dickinson Street. visiteastpassyunk.com.

Registration is full for the Blue Cross Broad Street Run, but the best part is bringing a cooler and a bunch of friends to watch over 40,000 runners race down a 10-mile stretch of Broad Street. May 7. Broadstreetrun.com.

April 10

Cleanup act continues the grand and popular holiday tradition at the South Street Headhouse District. The event, which drew record crowds last year, will feature easter treats, live music from the Philadelphia Freedom Band, the Bunny Hop, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cottontail and much more. Stick around to meet the Easter Bunny. 215-413-3713. southstreet.com.

The eye-opening Philadelphia Flower Show, featuring Holland: Flowering the World, continues at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, 11th and Arch streets. $15-$31 (children under 2 are free). 215-988-8899. theflowershow.com.

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May 14-15

This marks the 10th anniversary of the Philly Spring Cleanup - a Philadelphia tradition that brings residents together for a common cause - removing unwanted litter and trash. Residents can register a project or volunteer for one near them at phillyspringacleanup.com.

April 22-30

Time to experiment

The Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival is a day of great food, music and fun as Walnut Street. in the heart of Center City shuts down for this annual daylong festival. Walnut Street. Free. rittenhouserow.org.

Fun days ahead

April 8

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Wheel Fun Rentals, the popular event fueled by a joint effort between Philly Parks and Rec and the Fairmount Park Conservancy offers a rental of a boat or bike on weekends and holidays to tour all that FDR Park, 1500 Pattison Ave., and the rest of Philly’s vast park system has to offer. wheelfunrentals.com/locations/philadelphia-7.

April 16

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The Dad Vail Regatta will feature 100plus colleges and universities from all over the country and Canada descending upon the Schuylkill River for this annual rowing tradition. Kelly Drive. Free. dadvail.org.

May 21

Starting April 15

The 20th anniversary of the weeklong Cherry Blossom Festival offers a chance for visitors to check out gorgeous cherry blossoms and more all over the Greater Philadelphia Region. From the opening of the Shofuso Japanese House and Gardens in West Fairmount Park (April 1) to the Cherry Blossom 10K and 5K (April 8). There will be activities for all ages to enjoy. Various locations. Subarucherryblossom.org

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The Philadelphia Science Festival will offer an interesting look into just how much science controls us on a day-today. Adults and children have something to check out at this event which will feature a massive street carnival full of games. Events are, for the large part, free of charge.

May 21-22

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April 28-30 Watch the best runners from middle school through international teams run for two full days during this annual event. There is a race of some sort for every five minutes for more than 33 hours. Also, this will be another year the race will be without its beloved Frank Bertucci, who passed after devoting decades of his life at the racetrack. Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania, 235 S. 33rd St. thepennrelays.com.

Billed as “Philadelphia’s largest block party,” the South Ninth Street Italian Market Festival is an open-air event jam packed with family-friendly fun. Experience the Procession of Saints, a grease pole tournament, family crafts, and of course, plenty of food. Empty stomachs are highly recommended. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission is free. italianmarketfestival.com

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May 16-July 16

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A historical portrayal

April 4-9 “Eleanor Roosevelt – Part I: The Early Years” is presented by the East Passyunk Recreation Center in a benefit performance in recognition of Women’s History Month. Rene Goodwin portrays Eleanor Roosevelt as wife, mother, daughter and sister in an intimate profile of a woman who became a world leader and an inspiration to people everywhere. 7-8 p.m. $5 (children under 12 are free with an adult). Refreshments following the performance. 1025 Mifflin St. 215-685-0008.

Through April 13 “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” has extended its current run at the Arden Theater. Barrymore Award-winning director Matt Pfeiffer has created a vibrant new production featuring Philadelphia’s most exciting up-and-coming actors, musicians and designers. $15-$50. 40 N. Second St. ardentheatre.org.

“Cabaret” will take theatergoers on a journey back in time to experience the regency that was Berlin, Germany pre World War I. $20-$100. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org.

April 19-23 “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” described as “brilliantly innovative, heartbreaking and wickedly funny,” is the landmark American musical from John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask. $62-$122. Forrest Theatre, 1114 Walnut St. kimmelcenter.org.

May 30-June 11

Two weeks of “Motown”

March 22-April 2

Love story with a twist Rodgers and Hammerstein’s: “The King and I,” a Broadway classic, comes to Philadelphia. Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens, a British schoolteacher. $20-$125. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org

April 5-May 28

“Saturday Night Fever: The Musical” takes the audience on a trip back to when disco ruled and when butterfly collars and polyester ruled the night. Enjoy music from the Bee Gees while you follow the life of Tony Monero, who’s boring day job is a thing of the past once he steps on the dance floor at night. $20-$175. Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St; Ticket prices vary; walnutstreettheatre.org

“The Light Princess” tells the story of a young teen who is devoid of feelings or the ability to touch the ground as she is immune to the likes of gravity. It’s a remake of an old Scottish legend told by George McDonald reimagined as a musical that is sure to keep you glued to your seat and the stage. $20-$36. Arden Theater Co., 40 N. 2nd St. ardentheatre.org.

May 11-14

Through April 30 “The Importance of Being Earnest,” Oscar Wilde’s slapstick comedy set in Victorian society, is a true classic. Prices vary. walnutstreettheatre.org

her homeland in 1977. She meets an old woman and four men who take her on a tour that expands her horizons and entertains the notion of the world being much bigger than the confines she’s become accustomed to. $10-$25. Wilma Theatre, 265 S. Broad Street, wilmatheater.org.

This Broadway musical actually takes a trip into nostalgia, celebrating when music from the likes of Smokey Robinson, The Temptations and Diana Ross fought through the clutter and racial divide to rule the music scene. Take a moment to check out this four-time Tony nominee. $20-$117. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org

March 22-April 22

World premiere “Adapt!” follows the journey of Lenka, a young Czech bored with the state of

Pennsylvania Ballet: “Re/Action” will offer a night of beautiful movement to the works of Matthew Neenan, the founder of BalletX, Christopher Wheeldon and George Balanchine that will feature dance working synonymously with classic ballet sounds to create beautiful on-stage art. Academy of Music, 240 S. Broad St. $35-$135. kimmelcenter.org

May 16-21

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their first Super Bowl since the 1980 season. Maybe having that star receiver really made a difference. Well, the Eagles haven’t had anything like that magical Year of Owens (I’m closing my eyes and pretending that the nightmare of 2005, when Owens was banished from the team and ultimately released after the season, didn’t happen), but now, thanks to a creative way of doing business in the NFL’s free agency period, the Eagles just might have themselves a T.O., Part Deaux. By signing Alshon Jeffery to a one-year contract (more on that later), the Eagles have themselves a player who has been a dominating, difference-making wide receiver in his NFL career. Jeffery, very much in his prime at the age of 27, was as good as anyone for two of his five seasons as a Chicago Bear, catching 89 passes for 1,421 yards and seven touchdowns in 2013 to make the Pro Bowl, and then coming back with 85 receptions, 1,133 yards and 10 scores the next year.

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His most recent two seasons have been marred by injury (a hamstring in 2015) and a four-game suspension for violating the league’s substance-abuse policy (2016), so Jeffery’s Q rating has dropped. So have his numbers. And, clearly, so did his stock in free agency, because Jeffery signed a one-year deal with the Eagles rather than taking a mega-deal with another team. There simply were no multi-year, breakthe-bank offers to be had. So Jeffery is an Eagle, and it could be a winwin situation. The Eagles need a game-breaking wide receiver. Jeffery needs a big-time quarterback, and part of the reason – a very large part, in fact – Jeffery signed in Philadelphia was to play with second-year franchise player Carson Wentz. “I think Carson is a special talent,� Jeffery said. “I can’t wait to get started with him. I think he’s going to help me and I think I’m going to help him. I’m very excited about this.� So is the team and so are the fans. With apologies to DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Ma-

clin, the Eagles haven’t been able to replicate the season of bliss from T.O. And while it’s not fair to say that Jeffery’s addition puts the Eagles in the conversation for the Super Bowl, it is reasonable to expect a huge jump in the passing game. “Alshon, at his best, takes over games,� said Eagles executive vice president of football operations Howie Roseman. “We think he’s going to come here and play great football and really improve our football team. We’re excited to have him.� And the fans are excited, too. In 2004, the sing-song chants of “T.O., T.O., T.O., T.O.� resonated through Lincoln Financial Field and the city’s neighborhoods on game days. It was an instant love affair. Is Alshon Jeffery destined to capture the hearts of a fan base craving a big-time wide receiver? Let the singing begin. A>@

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N B`OdSZ POaSPOZZ The South Philly Saints 8U travel baseball team is seeking players for the upcoming season. Interested players should send information to spsaints8u@gmail.com. Updates and additional information appear on southphillysaints.com, too. A>@

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