Build The Rail Park Happy Hour Tickets, Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 5:00 PM | Eventbrite

BRYAN HANES AND INGA SAFFRON IN CONVERSATION

Join us Wednesday, September 6 as we present a talk by Project Architect Bryan Hanes and Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist Inga Saffron.

Inga Saffron, The Inquirer’s architecture critic, writes about architecture, design and planning issues. She was awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize in Criticism. Her popular column, “Changing Skyline”, has been appearing on Fridays in the paper’s Home & Design section since 1999. In 2012, she completed a Loeb Fellowship at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design.

Bryan Hanes is the founding principal of Studio | Bryan Hanes. Bryan has been involved in a diverse range of work, from significant urban and open space planning and design projects, to small-scale designs for institutional and private clients. His extensive work in creating ecologically and socially sustainable landscapes can be seen throughout the city.

FREE ADMISSION. LIMITED SEATING FOR FIRST FIFTY GUESTS. Please kindly REGISTER.

Featuring:
$7 Ryed The Rails Cocktail
Happy Hour Specials
Go Go by The Trestle Specials

Get On Board!
20% of all sales from Build The Rail Park Happy Hour benefit Rail Park Phase 1 construction.

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THE GIRL WITHOUT HANDS – Philly Premiere – Tickets – PhilaMOCA – Philadelphia, PA – August 19th, 2017 | Ticketfly

Philly Premiere of the one-man animated masterpiece from France, two family-friendly matinee screenings:
3:00 PM : http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1526998

In hard times, a miller sells his daughter to the Devil. Protected by her purity, she escapes from the Devil who, in revenge, deprives her of her hands. So begins her long journey towards the light… but in spite of her resilience and the new protection of a handsome prince’s estate, the Devil devises a plan of his own.

THE GIRL WITHOUT HANDS is the audacious feature debut from acclaimed short filmmaker Sébastien Laudenbach, whose beautiful and dreamlike take on the Brothers Grimm story has created an adult fairytale destined to become a classic. Hand-painted with lush, evocative details and featuring the voices of Anaïs Demoustier (The New Girlfriend) and Jérémie Elkaïm (Declaration of War), the film premiered in the ACID section at Cannes, was nominated for Best Animated Feature at the César Awards, and won both the Jury Prize and the award for Best French Film at the Annecy Animation Festival.

EXQUISITE! A HAUNTING FAIRYTALE! – The Hollywood Reporter

MARVELOUS! CONDENSES ALL OF LIFE’S CRUELTY AND SUBLIME GRANDEUR INTO A STRIKING HAND-DRAWN VISION! – Le Monde

$12 admission, no refunds or exchanges
http://thegirlwithouthands.com/

Farewell to the Colors of Light Mural

CLOSING CEREMONY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 (3 PM)

WHERE: Southeast corner of 12th and Vine St. (247 N 12 Street)

When: Friday August 18, 3:00 PM.  Please arrive by 2:45

What: Short speaking program: Gayle Isa, Executive Director, Asian Arts Initiative; Jane Golden, Executive Director, Mural Arts Program; Sarah Yeung, Director of Planning, Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation; Representative from Councilman Mark Squilla’s Office

Philadelphia, PA – Completed in 1999 by artist Joshua Sarantitis, Colors of Light, mural will be decommissioned on August 18th due to development of the adjacent lot. This mural created by the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts program in partnership with Asian Arts Initiative and the local community uses the dragon, and the image of Asian Arts Initiative’s founding Executive Director, Gayle Isa, to portray the seamlessness of the past, present, and future. There will be a short program of speakers including Gayle Isa, Jane Golden of Mural Arts Program, Sarah Yeung at PCDC, and a representative from the office of Councilman Mark Squilla. Please join us as we say goodbye to this iconic mural. Light refreshments will be served.

Source: Farewell to the Colors of Light Mural – ERASERHOOD

The Pig Days of Summer :: Alla Spina Philly :: August 14–August 20

August 14 – August 20
Alla Spina Philly
1410 Mount Vernon St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19130

Grab a fork – we’re cooking up all things pork with our friends from Sterling Big Brewery! Our week-long celebration will feature a series of nose-to-tail dishes such as whole pig’s head, pig head bruschtetta, fried pig tails, and roasted pork sandwiches.

On tap will be an incredible line-up of discounted drafts from local Baltimore Pike brewery, Sterling Pig – the perfect pairing for our array of specialty dishes.

Can’t wait to see you there!

Source: The Pig Days of Summer

2nd Saturday Street Art Tour: Spring Arts / Eraserhood Tickets in Philadelphia, PA, United States

(New ‘Spring Arts’ mural by Glossblack.)

 

Excited to announce this!

Beginning this August, StreetsDept.com will begin offering monthly street art walking tours guided by me, Conrad Benner. I’m calling them 2nd Saturday Street Art Tours, because as the name suggests they’ll take place on the 2nd Saturday of the month. And each month I’ll explore street art, murals, graffiti, public art, and interesting architecture in a different neighborhood.

First up, the Spring Arts/Eraserhood neighborhood, where a TON of great street art and pop-up murals are happening right now!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 2017
12:00 PM — 2:00 PM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 2017
4:00 PM — 6:00 PM

Get your ticket(s) now HERE (tickets are limited.) I am charging a small ticket price because these walks take a lot of time and effort to plan, organize, promote, and execute. If you’re a fan of this blog and the work I’ve put into this blog over the last six and a half years, I hope you’ll understand. And trust me, I always make my tours entertaining, filled with all the insights into Philly’s street art world that I can tell you.

Hope you’ll join me!

Source: 2nd Saturday Street Art Tour: Spring Arts / Eraserhood Tickets in Philadelphia, PA, United States

2nd Saturday Street Art Tour: Spring Arts / Eraserhood Tickets in Philadelphia, PA, United States

(New ‘Spring Arts’ mural by Glossblack.)

 

Excited to announce this!

Beginning this August, StreetsDept.com will begin offering monthly street art walking tours guided by me, Conrad Benner. I’m calling them 2nd Saturday Street Art Tours, because as the name suggests they’ll take place on the 2nd Saturday of the month. And each month I’ll explore street art, murals, graffiti, public art, and interesting architecture in a different neighborhood.

First up, the Spring Arts/Eraserhood neighborhood, where a TON of great street art and pop-up murals are happening right now!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 2017
12:00 PM — 2:00 PM
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 2017
4:00 PM — 6:00 PM

Get your ticket(s) now HERE (tickets are limited.) I am charging a small ticket price because these walks take a lot of time and effort to plan, organize, promote, and execute. If you’re a fan of this blog and the work I’ve put into this blog over the last six and a half years, I hope you’ll understand. And trust me, I always make my tours entertaining, filled with all the insights into Philly’s street art world that I can tell you.

Hope you’ll join me!

Source: 2nd Saturday Street Art Tour: Spring Arts / Eraserhood Tickets in Philadelphia, PA, United States

Farewell to the Colors of Light Mural

CLOSING CEREMONY: FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 (3 PM)

WHERE: Southeast corner of 12th and Vine St. (247 N 12 Street)

When: Friday August 18, 3:00 PM.  Please arrive by 2:45

What: Short speaking program: Gayle Isa, Executive Director, Asian Arts Initiative; Jane Golden, Executive Director, Mural Arts Program; Sarah Yeung, Director of Planning, Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation; Representative from Councilman Mark Squilla’s Office

Philadelphia, PA – Completed in 1999 by artist Joshua Sarantitis, Colors of Light, mural will be decommissioned on August 18th due to development of the adjacent lot. This mural created by the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts program in partnership with Asian Arts Initiative and the local community uses the dragon, and the image of Asian Arts Initiative’s founding Executive Director, Gayle Isa, to portray the seamlessness of the past, present, and future. There will be a short program of speakers including Gayle Isa, Jane Golden of Mural Arts Program, Sarah Yeung at PCDC, and a representative from the office of Councilman Mark Squilla. Please join us as we say goodbye to this iconic mural. Light refreshments will be served.

Source: Farewell to the Colors of Light Mural – ERASERHOOD