Brewing With Solidarity At Win Win Coffee Bar | Hidden City Philadelphia

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Win Win Coffee Bar–perhaps its name says it all. The new cafe, at 931 Spring Garden, aims to create a new kind of urban environment on a rough and tumble block once home to Milton Snavely Hershey’s first confectionary shop (and now, in that same building, Colisimo’s Gun Shop–“The Gun Range”). Win Win hopes to capitalize on new investment going on here, at the edge of the Eraserhood (we’ll call it that as long as David Lynch fever is hot), including the music venue Union Transfer, which opened in 2011.

Brewing With Solidarity At Win Win Coffee Bar | Hidden City Philadelphia.

Paperclips215 – Eraserhood Forever 2014 #PAFADavidLynch

PhilaMOCA presents the third annual David Lynch themed celebration of the Eraserhood with Eraserhood Forever 2014. Hosted by local comedian Ben Velvet, there will be live performances from Resistor, D.V. Nikt, Mock Suns, Josh Jones, and a Lynch inspired burlesque performance by Miss Rose’s Sexploitation Follies. The first 75 people to arrive will receive a free, original Eraserhead re-release poster. To purchase tickets, and for more information, click the link below.

http://eraserhoodforever2014.brownpapertickets.com/

Paperclips215 – Eraserhood Forever 2014.

Chinatown North/Loft District: “The Arts and Culture Scene is One of the Foundations in This Area,” says Gary Reuben — Philadelphia Neighborhoods

As a real-estate developer and architect, Gary Reuben (above) can be found making a living through his work as the owner and operator of the Wolf Building, on Callowhill at 12th Street. After purchasing the building in 1997 with his business partner Gary Reisner, Reuben, 60, made the decision to rent space out to artists. Today, the building houses 50 apartments, more than 130,000 square feet for both commercial space and non-profit agencies, and Underground Arts, a music venue located in the building’s basement.

Chinatown North/Loft District: “The Arts and Culture Scene is One of the Foundations in This Area,” says Gary Reuben — Philadelphia Neighborhoods.