Bob Bruhin

Greetings from the Eraserhood on Flickr.

URBAN LANDSCAPES FROM PHILADELPHIA’S INDUSTRIAL LEGACY

TUESDAY, JULY 2, 2013 TO TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2013
CAFE 12, 212 S 12TH ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA

Opening presentation 6 p.m., July 2 at Cafe 12

Once again, eraserhood.com documentary photographer Bob Bruhin celebrates the Philadelphia neighborhood that inspired such diverse artists as David Lynch, David Goodis,and Sarah McEneaney. Bruhin’s “twisted views of a demented square mile” lovingly explore the rugged, gritty beauty of the classic industrial Callowhill neighborhood through the transcendent vision of a magical realist.

Bruhin has been working in and documenting the Callowhill neighborhood since 2007. He has exhibited in such diverse venues as West Philadelphia’s Seeds Gallery, Mt. Airy’s Highpoint Cafe, and PhilaMOCA’s 2012 Eraserhood Forever event.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Photographic Society of Philadelphia, in conjunction with Cafe 12.

Bob Bruhin

Baroness

Pallbearer, Tombs

Fri, May 24, 2013

Doors: 8:00 pm / Show: 8:30 pm

Union Transfer

Philadelphia, PA

$17.50 – $20.00

BARONESS formed in 2003 in Savannah, GA, comprised of a group of friends who grew up together in Lexington, VA, a small town in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Shortly after their formation, the band released two EPs and a split EP with Unpersons entitled respectively, First, Second and A Grey Sigh in a Flower Husk. From their origin right through the release of these EPs, BARONESS toured non-stop throughout America and Europe, building up a steady underground fan base.

In late 2006, the band began working on their first proper full-length, and debut for Relapse, Red Album. Recorded by Philip Cope (Kylesa), the album was a big step forward from the band’s earlier material; they began to develop a sense of melody and song structure as a counter-balance to the EP’s brute intensity. The release of Red Album saw the band touring world-wide and year-round for the next two years. The record received high critical praise, eventually garnering the #1 Album-of-the-Year slot in Revolver Magazine.

(via Union Transfer | Philadelphia Music Venue » Baroness – Tickets – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA – May 24th, 2013)

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Bob Bruhin

Cookbook Dinner with Christian DeBenedetti and Special Guest Sal Vetri
Public · By Alla Spina Philly
    Sunday, June 2, 2013
    5:00pm until 8:30pm

Christian DeBenedetti is the author of “The Great American Ale Trail”, adventure travel writer, and host of “The Weekly Pint” blog http://www.weeklypint.com/the-weekly-pint
 
. He’s also a proud Italian American and excited to return to Philly for a stop at the Italian Market and dinner with you at Alla Spina! Manning the stove that night is the ultimate Philly-born Italian American, Sal Vetri (Marc’s pop), with a Sunday Supper that will make your Nonna jealous. Each course will be paired with one of Christian’s favorite Italian American brewers’ beers, and the meal includes a signed cookbook!

1st: Escarole Salad with Garlic Bread
paired with: Local Option Bierwerker Gose

2nd: Rigatoni with Sausage, Meatballs & Hardboiled Eggs
paired with: Russian River Damnation

3rd: Italian Ricott’ Pie
paired with: Dogfish Head Burton Baton

Signed cookbook.

All for $45! Rolling seating, make a reservation any time between 5pm and 8:30pm. If you’re planning on hitting 6 events in two hours that night and can’t hang for dinner still drop in anytime to meet Christian and say “Salute!” with one of his favorite cheese pairings.

BYO South Philly attitude optional. See youse there!

(via Cookbook Dinner with Christian DeBenedetti and Special Guest Sal Vetri)