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What about us birds? Inspired by a tweet from Heckle and Jeckle, the talking magpies, who agreed to co-author this column. e’re not ones to get involved in political matters us being magpies and such. But we’re very concerned about where this statues controversy is heading. “Heretofore, we’ve always been able to find a nice perch on any statue in the area. Jeckle here particularly likes the Rizzo statue because Big Frank’s outstretched hand makes for a very nice perch. I, myself, have experienced some arthritis in my feet in recent years, a little unusual for a cartoon character, but the big picture studios don’t care about little creatures like me and Jeckle. They’re only interested in keeping their Super Heroes healthy, because they make a lotta money for the studios. No one wants to see a talking magpie battle Superman. I find the attraction of that lummox hard to understand. Speaking for myself, I think I would’ve made it with Lois Lane. And changing in a phone booth? What are phone booths? But Jeckle here tells me that I digress. “The point being that Jeckle and myself See CARDELLA, page 12>>

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Students and staff of the Andrew Jackson School were joined by members of the NFL Alumni last week, including former Eagle Hollis Thomas, for the delivery of the organization’s school supplies drive.

Calling a winning play for education NFL Alumni helps students prepare to tackle school year By Lindsey Nolen SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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ith the onset of back-to-school season, many elementary students throughout South Philly neighborhoods have readied their new backpacks, notebooks and pencils. However,

as some children don’t have the means necessary to obtain these educational tools, members of the NFL Alumni used their platform to make a special school supply drive delivery to the Andrew Jackson School on Aug. 25. An initiative put together in honor of the NFLA’s Annual Youth of America Week, which took place Aug. 20 to 27, the organization was

able to collect a variety of school supplies for the K-8 public school. Included in the supplies donated to the Andrew Jackson School, 1213 S. 12th St., were backpacks, binders, notebooks, colored pencils, pencils and more. “[This event] is all about the kids as it is the 50th Annual Youth of America Week, and its See JACKSON, page 6>>

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Police seek thefts suspect Authorities are searching for a man they believe is responsible for multiple vehicle battery thefts around the city, including the 17th District By Lindsey Nolen SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he Philadelphia Police Department needs the public’s assistance in locating 41-year-old Juan Carlos Lugo, aka “Carlos Martinez.� Lugo is wanted for the theft of multiple vehicle batteries, mostly from Jeep Wranglers. These vehicles’ hoods can be easily opened from the outside and thefts have been occurring since May in the 6th, 9th, 17th and 26th Districts. On June 20, a theft of a battery, at 2000 Lombard St. captured on surveillance video. The video depicts an unknown male exiting a tan LUGO Honda Civic with Pennsylvania tag JTN1733. The male allegedly walks back to a Jeep Wrangler, lifts the hood up removing the battery and then walks back to the Honda placing the battery inside the vehicle. Lugo is 5-foot-10 with brown eyes, a bald head, a salt-and-pepper beard and a goatee. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Lugo is asked to please contact the Major Crimes Unit at 215-686-3396/3397, or call 911.

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Robbed of his Mirage On Aug. 22 at approximately 4 a.m., a 25-yearold male reported a robbery that had occurred at 1400 S. Gerritt St. The complainant said he was parked at the corner of 24th and Gerritt streets when he was approached by an unknown black male offender with a T-shirt wrapped around his face. The offender, who was roughly 5-feet-8 with a medium build, stuck a black handgun in the complainant’s face and told him to get out of the car and empty his pockets. When the complainant exited his vehicle and was attempting to take his money out of his pockets, the offender got into his vehicle, a black Mitsubishi Mirage, and drove away. The offender was last seen driving toward the 1600 block of South Gerritt Street and making a left on Tasker Street. The complainant stated he attempted to chase after his vehicle for a short distance before he saw a man sitting on his front steps, and the complainant asked the man to 911 for him. To report information, call South Detectives at 215-685-1635, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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Breaking away from summer By Bill Gelman SOUTH PHILLY REVIEW

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he Young Chances Foundation is hosting a Supplies 4 Success Back 2 School Community Block Festival on Saturday (Sept. 2) noon-8 p.m. at the YCF Community Engagement Center, 1500 S. 27th St. There will be a book bag and school supply giveaway, live performances, a moon bounce, games and more. For those interested in participating, call 267-585-2923 or email youngchancesfoundation@gmail.com. …. Whitman Council is accepting donations of school supplies for children attending Sharswood School, 2300 S. 2nd St., who can’t afford to get them. Items can be dropped off at the office, 2455 S. 3rd St., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Backpacks, tissues, rulers, highlighters, Post-It notes, markers and crayons are some of the items needed. Call 215-4684056. ...

The 3rd Police District Community Day is taking place on Saturday, Sept. 9 in front of the police district, 1100 Wharton St., 11 a.m.-4 p.m. This is a chance to meet police officers and neighbors. There will be music, refreshments, games and prizes. Law enforcement, city and community agencies have tables set up to share information. For more information, call police officer Ace Delgado, 215-686-3033, or email juan.delgado@ phila.gov. … For those who enjoy outdoor music festivals, the free-to-attend Yo’ South Philly Phestival is set for Sept. 10 at the St. Richard’s schoolyard, 18th and Pollock streets. The Business, Sugar Rush Rocks, Benny Marsella, Gabby Delisi, Felicia Punzo, King Arthur and Charlie Gracie and several others will be there to entertain the crowd. Galdo’s, T&N Homemade Kitchen and John’s Water

Ice are a few of the food vendors confirmed for the 10 a.m.-10 p.m. gathering. For those planning ahead, Ss. Neumann-Goretti homecoming weekend is taking place Sept. 29 and 30. The homecoming dance for current students is 8-10 p.m. Sept. 29 at the school, 1736. S. 10th St. Tickets are $20. On Saturday, Sept. 30, the Saints will play West Catholic in this year’s alumni football game taking place at the super site, 10th and Bigler streets. Kickoff is at 6 p.m. All alumni are encouraged to attend. Tickets are $5. ... The Eighth Annual Mums & Mutts Fall Festival, benefiting local animal rescues, returns to Burke Playground, Second and Jackson streets, on Saturday, Oct. 14. Gina Gannon from 6ABC will host the festivities. This family-friendly event (yes, leashed pups are welcome, too) will include live music, food and drinks, vendors, giveaways,

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kids zone and more. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. facebook.com/mumsandmutts. … Vegan Doughnuts anyone? For those suddenly intrigued by the concept. Dottie’s Donuts has opened its second storefront location in Queen Village, 509 S. 6th St. Cherry vanilla and matcha pistachio and maple pecan are a few of the popular flavors. … The Philadelphia Flyers announced earlier this week they will be retiring Eric Lindros’ No. 88 jersey prior to the Jan. 18 game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. He will join Bernie Parent, Mark Howe, Barry Ashbee, Bill Barber and Bobby Clarke in the Wells Fargo Center rafters. Lindros appeared in 486 games for the Flyers over eight seasons, rising to fifth on the club’s all-time scoring list with 290 goals and 369 assists for 659 points. Have news to share? Email Bill Gelman at news@ southphillyreview.com.

JACKSON: NFL alumni group lends support to students in need

<<Continued from page 1 motto is ‘Caring for Kids,’” Elvis L Gooden, Sr., interim president/CEO and CFO of the NFL Alumni, said. “This is just one way in which we are able to do that.” Gooden added that he visited the school in February as part of a career day, and it was then he really “fell in love with the school and the kids.” Thus, he felt it was important to come back and show continued support for the school during this NFLA-sponsored youth week, which was simultaneously holding events throughout the country through its 35 chapters. Also making an appearance at the school that morning was Hollis Thomas, a former defensive tackle who played for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1996 to 2005. He stopped by to show his support for both the NFLA and its push to help set students up for success. In addressing the school’s students and staff, he explained he remembers as a kid that the best feeling in the world was getting something new. “I wanted to help get these kids started on the right foot [this school year,]” Thomas said. “As a kid, I looked forward to getting a new notebook and new clothes each year. It’s important that these kids get all the tools to help them learn and be successful, and that [the tools] help them take a step in the right direction.” In addition to Thomas’ comments, Dr. Jen Welter, credited as being the first woman to coach in the NFL, relayed to the students that with hard work and determination, they can achieve anything they want. She told the students she hopes each of their notebooks gets filled up with lots of big dreams, and the pens and markers take them as

pinosa said. “I think this is really laying a great framework for the students to have a really successful year.” Espinosa added she is looking forward to this partnership between Jackson and the NFLA, and Gooden stated he is already looking forward to being back at the school next year for career day. Concluding the event, school staff member and Milken Educator Award winner for the 2016-2017 school year Jayda Pugliese expressed it’s nice to see the community come together to support public schools and education. She made note that it takes a village to raise a child and it’s comforting to know the school is so well supported. “I am an extremely big Eagles fan,” Pugliese said. “It’s nice to see these NFL players giving back to the school and showing that they value education and realize that our kids are the future and that they want to set them up for success. These types of events are critical to Philadelphia schools like ours that are overcrowded, underfunded and in need.”

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NFL Alumni member and former Eagle Hollis Thomas and Andrew Jackson School’s Milken Educator Award recipient from the 2016-2017 school year, teacher Jayda Pugliese, stand behind the school supplies which the NFL Alumni collected and donated to the school. far as they want to go. “Kids deserve the opportunity to dream big and the tools to help them turn their dreams into realities,” Welter, who coached inside linebackers for the Arizona Cardinals during their training camp and the 2015 preseason, said. “It’s great to be able to help them and let them know that somebody believes in them.” Principal Kelly Espinosa used the morning of

the NFLA delivery to thank the organization for its donation of both the supplies and an additional $2,500. She added that because of this display of generosity, a financial burden will be taken off many of the students and their families who have a “big laundry list of things they need to bring on the first day of school.” “We know that so much of starting off a successful school year is having that stability,” Es-

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After working a restaurant shift, he’d bike down to The Home Depot to buy props for his set. This year, thanks to fans he has garnered over six years of Fringe performances, Montana fundraised more than $11,000 to put on his kinky nightclub fever dream. He’s in the process of starting his own nonprofit dance company. Amid all of this motion, he feels himself getting older and further from the soul of Fringe. Rehearsal is over, and the 28-year-choreographer is fiddling with plastic zip-ties to reconnect the severed lengths of chain. Each year the production value of his shows gets bigger. He transformed this same space into a fairytale wonderland for 2016’s “Wroughtland,” and in 2015, into a brooding, candlelit chapel for a particularly well-received show titled “Purgatory.” “I’m-just-here-to-make art is that real essence of Fringe,” Montana says. “I get sad the more and more I make work and the bigger my work gets, the further I stray from that … I’m really happy to be able to be where I’m at, but at the same time I kind of miss being a nobody and just doing my thing.” See FRINGE, page 15>>

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<<Continued from page 14 But the nobodies, as it happens, would probably sacrifice limbs to be in one of Gunnar’s shows today. FringeArts, the nonprofit brainchild of the festival, is now showcasing young artists who weren’t even born when the Fringe Festival began in 1996. The scale has grown over the years, according to FringeArts director Nick Stuccio. Uncurated productions, which range from highend stage acts to mobile one-woman performances, still make up the bulk of the festival. Two decades ago, Fringe had 60 curated and uncurated performances; this year will showcase more than 200, plus another fresh slate of online-only digital shows. Two miles away, a dozen UArts students are rehearsing in a cramped black-box theater in Gershman YMCA on South Broad Street. The title of the piece, “An Incomplete List of All the Things I’m Going to Miss When the World is No Longer,â€? has the windedness of a postrock song, and its 19-year-old creator, Dante Green, is reckoning with some similarly weighty subject matter — death, life after death, experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs — through a mix of dance, song and dialogue. In one chorus, student actors break out into a mournful harmony about hunting for signs of hope in a bleak world. There’s no course credit for Green and his peers. Like Montana’s early works, Green is financing his own project. Why? For the glory of Fringe. “To be able to be 19 and show this thing that I’ve been working on to the whole city of Philadelphia ‌ I think that’s like it,â€? Green says. “That is the soul.â€? Make no mistake: Many Fringe shows are startlingly bad. The awful factor is part of the tradition. Conventional advice varies for first-time and veteran attendees alike, but in general, one should take a gamble on (at least) three uncurated shows. One will be bad and another one will also be bad. But one will likely change the way you look at the performing arts. Today, with its $3-million-a-year

If you go: KINK HAUS The Latvian Society 531 N. 7th St. Sept. 5 - 24 $35 / 60 minutes AN INCOMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE THINGS I’M GOING TO MISS WHEN THE WORLD IS NO LONGER Gershman Hall, The University of the Arts 401 S. Broad St. Sept. 8 - 10 $10 / 75 minutes PLIGHT RELEASE AND THE DIASPORIC BODY Conwell Dance Theater 1801 N. Broad St., 5th Floor Sept. 22 - 23 $20 / 70 minutes A BILLION NIGHTS ON EARTH FringeArts 140 N. Columbus Blvd. Sept. 14 - 17 $29 general / $20.30 member SCOTT SHAW/Special to South Philly Review

Zakiya Cornish, Patricia Peaches Jones, and Lela Aisha Jones reimagine African identity in ‘Plight Release and the Diasporic Body.’ The show: The Edge of the Rock Show type: Dance. Why you should go: If for not going to see some of the city’s best dancers across all different schools of dance primarily ballet, go to support The Rock School for Dance Education, and its outreach program that provides instructional arts and fitness classes to over

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budget and a new waterfront headquarters, Philly FringeArts still retains its fundamental democratic virtues. Artists pay to play, and no one is spurned for lack of talent. Success or failure – largely fueled by the media (and the gossip mill) over the course of the festival – rests on each show’s laurels, Stuccio says. Philly Fringe has its growing pains, but they’re not as bad as others. The eponymous festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, began in 1947 as a protest movement against the high-brow and the elite theater festivals that excluded serious works from unknown artists. In 1966, Tom Stoppard premiered his now-famous drama, “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead.� Today, sophomore

worth the admission. Details: Sept. 23, 2pm. $10. Rock School of Dance, 1101 S. Broad St. therockschool.org Runner-up: Something Blue. This solo show visual arts event examines gender specific stereotypes in present day relationships. Free. fringearts.com/ event/something-blue-4.

comedy acts dominate the festival, so much that it’s hard to imagine a sophisticated, three-act dramatic work finding a stage. No one would care now, says Stuccio. But in Philly, there is still space – this year, at least. Philly is not the poor-artists’ paradise it once was. Funding remains an ever-graver concern amid our current political and economic climate. When Fringe began in the mid-1990s, Stuccio recalls that thespians rented Old City apartments for $200 a month, and there was cheap warehouse space within a stone’s throw in any direction. But the silver lining of the city’s real estate boom is that, each year, more Fringe shows appear in neighborhoods outside of Center City.

There are varying opinions about Fringe’s slate of curated shows — which tend to be established, crowddrawing acts that are premiering new work — but many of these same artists got their start on the festival’s ground floor. Protean director-actor Thaddeus Phillips opened Fringe in the mid-1990s with a solo rendition of Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,� relayed from a plastic kiddie pool. Phillips has returned to more than a dozen festivals since then, and this year he’ll produce his latest work, “A Billion Nights on Earth,� on the FringeArts main stage. Other artists come to the festival mid-career. Choreographer Lela Aisha Jones, 39, had a first Fringe experience just a few years ago, and returns this year with “Plight Release and the Diasporic Body,� an Afrocentric production that was commissioned by Temple University’s dance department. “The Fringe is an open space that’s ready to go for whatever message you have,� Jones says. “What your work is centered around culturally, or with gender or with class, you have permission to go into this space and do your work.� Follow Max Marin on Twitter @MAXMMARIN

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railing by 13 points with about five minutes left in the first half, the Soul staged the biggest comeback in ArenaBowl history. That effort started with a drive that ended with 46 seconds left in the half when Mykel Benson scored the first of his two rushing touchdowns, helping the Soul earn a 44-40 win over the Tampa Bay Storm and the third Arena Football League championship in franchise history. The Soul became the just the fourth AFL franchise to win back-to-back titles. The Soul’s defense pressed all evening, and with loud and spirited support from the announced crowd of 13,648 at their backs at the Wells Fargo Center, the home team eventually wore down the Storm, forcing mistakes that allowed the Soul to take a 10-point lead with 5:13 left in the fourth quarter, a lead they would not surrender. One fatal blow came at the 7:33 mark of the fourth quarter, with the Soul up 35-27. Soul defensive end Sean Daniels sacked Storm quarterback Randy Hippeard in the end zone for a safety, making the score 37-27. The Storm and Soul traded touchdown passes to make the score 44-34. On the Storm’s next possession, with time slipping away, Hippeard tried a quick strike down field. Soul defensive back Dwayne Hollis effectively sealed the Foster Trophy for Philadelphia by intercepting the pass with 2:40 left in the game. “Defense wins championships,” defensive back James Romain said outside the Soul’s chaotic locker room after the game. “That’s all we preached week in and week out. You win the defensive battle, you win the special teams battle, you should come up with big victories. That’s what happened tonight, back to back, we brought it home for the city of Philadelphia. It’s great.” The Soul defense set the tone on the Storm’s first possession of the game.

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say it enough, defense wins championships and in the second half we shut them down. Sean Daniels came up with a big sack.” Several Soul players played through injuries, including Reynolds, who suffered a head injury just before the half and had to be checked out before returning; Raudabaugh, who wore a brace on his knee after sustaining what has been reported as an ACL tear in the first half; and center Brennen Carvalho, who had to be helped off the field in the third quarter in what appeared to be a leg injury. All returned and played well. Their effort was not missed by their teammates. “He’s a warrior,” Zidian said of Carvalho. “He’s definitely a warrior. Those guys are who I’m playing for, getting a ring for those guys. ‘Money’ was hurt last week, he was able to come out. Dan was playing with a knee brace after he got hurt, he’s a warrior ... they’re proud guys.” Raudabaugh was 20-of-34 for 232 yards, four touchdown passes and the interception. Reynolds caught six passes for 121 yards and a touchdown, Kauleinamoku snagged eight passes for 81 yards and a score, and ArenaBowl MVP Darius Prince caught five passes for 27 yards and two touchdowns. Prince became the first rookie since Rick Hamilton in ArenaBowl XII to capture MVP honors with the two touchdown passes to go with three tackles on special teams. Leading the Storm were Kendrick Ings with five catches for 57 yards and two touchdowns, plus a third on the missed field goal, and Joe Hills, who had five catches for 71 yards and a touchdown. Romain also chimed in on Carvalho, who visibly struggled through most the third and fourth quarter to stay in the game. If he couldn’t, the outcome may have been different. “‘Valho’ (Carvalho) is an oldhead to me,” Romain said with a laugh. “When I was a rookie, he was a vet. We went to the championship and we lost. To see him fight through that, how hard he did that. The way he played his heart out to See SOUL, page 22>>

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All aboard the Carson Wentz train

arson Wentz has all the pieces around him. He’s got the talent within him. He is surrounded by coaches who have played the quarterback position and who understand the highs and lows of the job and the enormous pressure that comes with overseeing the Philadelphia Eagles offense. In Year 2, Wentz is ready for The Big Jump. As the Eagles turn their attention toward the final preseason game — one that neither Wentz nor any player whom the Eagles think will step foot on the field in the regular season is likely to play — and then begin in earnest preparations for the Sept. 10 regular season opener at Washington, the stakes grow exponentially higher for Wentz, in his second season as the Eagles’ starting quarterback. In 2016, he was a feel-good story, the big kid (6foot-5, 240 pounds) from a small school (North Dakota State) who became the second pick in the draft and then was thrust suddenly into the role as a starting quarterback eight days before the season opened against the Cleveland Browns. There were super-bright moments for Wentz, like when he led the Eagles to a 3-0 record in September and was named the NFC’s Offensive Player of

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slack. That won’t be the case this season. The expectations for Wentz, and for the Eagles, are sky high. That’s a good thing for a team that hasn’t won a playoff game since 2008 and hasn’t been in the postseason since 2013. The Eagles are moving in the right direction with the personnel moves they’ve made, starting with the trade up to No. 2 in the 2016 NFL Draft to get into position to take Wentz. Now the pressure is on Wentz, and it’s going to

“He is the leader of the team. That’s what a quarterback does in this league and Carson handles all of that very well.” – Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson

be that way for the remainder of his career. “It’s the nature of the position and I’m fine with that,” Wentz said. “I embrace that pressure because I put more pressure on myself than anyone else could. I want nothing more than to win the Super Bowl for this franchise and for the fans. That’s what I’m here to do.” With the additions of wide receivers Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith and running back LeGarrette Blount, and with a strong offensive line and a proven offensive scheme in place, the table is set for Wentz to thrive. Now. This year. There is no more grace period.

“Everything flows with Carson. He understands the position he is in. He’s the quarterback here. He is the leader of the team. That’s what a quarterback does in this league and Carson handles all of that very well,” head coach Doug Pederson said. “He’s still growing, that’s the thing. There is always going to be room for improvement.” The Big Jump comes this year, from rookie to a winning, star quarterback. It’s the natural ascension for the Face of a Franchise, as Wentz is for the Eagles. The kid is all grown up, and one year later the weight of steering the Eagles back into the playoffs is resting comfortably on his broad shoulders.

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Sept. 29 Strawberry Mansion Home, 6:30 p.m. Oct. 6 Edison Home, 3 p.m. Oct. 13 Roxborough Away, 3 p.m. Oct. 19 Kensington Away, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 23 Southern Home, 10 a.m.

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Do you love the 90s?: If the answer is yes, then the I Love the 90s all-star concert featuring Naughty by Nature, TLC, Montell Jordan and Mark McGrath is sure to be a memorable night. Are you down with O.P.P? Then head to the BB&T Pavilion, 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden, N.J. 6 p.m. Tickets start at $22. concerts1.livenation.com.

AUG. 31

Make it a movie in the park night: Why go to the theater when you can watch “Finding Dory” under the stars. Philadelphia Parks and Recreation is hosting the third installment of its movies in the park series at FDR Park. Show up early to enjoy family-friendly activities before the movie begins. The movie will begin at 8 p.m. and will be screened on the lawn between the FDR Boathouse and the American Swedish Historical Museum (with $1 admission from 4 to 8 p.m.). Wheel Fun Rentals will be open from 5-9 p.m. 1500 Pattison Avenue. facebook.com.

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Get ready for a music extravaganza: Jay-Z is back with his curated Budweiser Made in America Festival. He will headline the event with J. Cole and The Chainsmokers. Kaskade, Marshmello, Migos, Solange, Run The Jewels, Little Dragon, 21 Savage, Cash Cash, R3hab, Pusha T and Marian Hill will also be performing. $162 two-day standard ticket. The Benjamin Franklin Parkway. madeinamericafest.com.

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End of summer blast: What better way to celebrate Labor Day than with fireworks? Enjoy live music, drinks, and light bites as you watch the show from the second floor terrace and third-story rotunda balcony of the Independence Seaport Museum. 9:30 p.m. Free-$16. 211 S. Columbus Blvd. phillyseaport.org/fireworks.

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There are still a few days left to navigate your way through the 1,700-square-foot Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze exhibit at The Franklin Institute. There is an additional $19 admission fee. Last admission is at 6 p.m. The Franklin Institute, 221 N. 21st St. fi.edu. Enjoy the finals days of the Midway at Blue Cross Riverrink Summerfest, the carnival-style amusements by the Delaware River. Ride the 60-foot Ferris wheel, play some games or grab a bite. Talk about a fun farewell to summer. 101 S. Columbus Blvd. delawareriverwaterfront.com.

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over hump day by recharging your zen batteries. Get down with downward dog and tap into your chi. Bring your own mat to the Navy Yard’s Crescent Park for a needed stretch. 6-7 p.m. Free. The Navy Yard, 4747 S Broad St. clients.mindbodyonline. com/classic/mainclass.

AUG. 31

Concert Under the Stars series at the Mummers Museum continues with the Woodland String Band. Free. Music begins at 8 p.m. Bring a lawn chair. Food and beverage will be available for purchase after 7 p.m. 1100 S. Second St. mumersmuseum.com. Social Art is a showcase of Philly artists with passed hors d’oeurves, drink specials, and an art raffle benefiting Art Sphere, Inc. The event will include Amour Artistique’s

pop up calligraphy workshop and Androo Robb’s Illustration Station, plus Blue Moon will also be hosting Paint the Pint. 7-11 p.m. $11. 1100 Social, 1100 Pattison Ave. xfinitylive.com. Green Day will once again have fans screaming and singing along as their Revolution Radio Tour stops at the BB&T Pavilion. 7 p.m. Tickets start at $30. 1 Harbour Blvd., Camden, N.J. 6 p.m. Visit concerts1.livenation.com.

AUG. 31-SEPT. 3

James Davis, star of the Comedy Central Series Hood Adjacent with James Davis, is in town for a special engagement at the Helium Comedy Club. 8 p.m. Aug. 31; 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Sept. 1-2; 7:30 p.m. Sept. 3. $16-$26. 2031 Sansom St. philadelphia.heliumcomedy.com.

SEPT. 2-4 Before heading back to school, take in a Labor Day weekend history lesson at the Museum of the American Revolution. Children 12 and under will receive free admission. Every child also leaves with a free backpack that contains colored pencils, an eraser, a history-themed coloring book, and a pocket-sized Declaration of Independence. 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m. 101 S. 3rd St. amrevmuseum.org.

SEPT. 5 The Damian Jr. Gong Marley Stony Hill Fall Tour makes a stop at the Theatre of the Living Arts. 8 p.m. $35. 334 South St. venue.tlaphilly.com.

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