Philly Weekly 2-11-2016

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4 PHILLY NoW What to do this week

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Sittin’ In Hosted by Captain Black Big Band

8 FEATURE Our Ink Obsession

Join movers and shakers from the Philadelphia jazz scene for a combination jam session, dance party and live show. Hear performances by local singers and musicians and end the night with a jam session anyone can join in on. 8pm. Free. The Kimmel Center,

13 STAgE Ex-Files Storyslam

15 Food Romantic dinners at Neuf

300 S. Broad St. 215.670.2300. kimmelcenter.org

16 MUSIC Debbie Gibson at Harrah’s

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Teen Comix: Full Color Edition

17 TIMAREE’S BodY Polyamory explained

Photo by Mark H. Andrews

18 SAvAgE LovE Relationship compromise 19 REAL ESTATE 22 CLASSIFIEd

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WHAT To do IN & ARoUNd THE CITY • MORE AT PHILLYWEEKLY.COM Tell us about your upcoming events! Email info to managing editor Anastasia Barbalios at: events@phillyweekly.com

Desire Groover shares her experiences and tips on illustration and the art of comics. Learn how to create a signature character and basic script, layout panels and speech bubbles and go home with your own full comic page.

3:30pm. Free. Central Library, 1901 Vine St. freelibrary.org

THURSdAY, FEBRUARY 11 TALK

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Your Love/Hate rants come to life

F

ebruary in the City of Brotherly Love can mean only one thing: Love is in the air.

And where loves goes, hate can’t be far behind. No need to look any further than the I Love You/ I Hate You column that ran for years in Philadelphia City Paper to see locals’ passions and pissed off moments play out in public form.

For years now, the ILUIHU stories, from bitter romantic betrayals to dick moves by cabbies, have been brought to life on stage by Azuka Theatre, which calls it the “anti-Valentine’s Day Valentine to the scrappy city of Philadelphia.” First started at Azuka by Allison Heishman in 2008, I Love You / I Hate You has become a creative, entertaining blend of comedy and candid insights.

“There’s lots of screaming. In a good way,” says Heishman. “People always scream when they really identify with a post, then it turns to laughter.

Lots of laughing/crying, crying through tears.

You know that kind of laughter where you can’t breathe? That happens a lot.”

Even if you think you know ILUIHU, be prepared for the Azuka team to take it to another level. “The astounding—sometimes brutal, hilarious and heart wrenching-words that someone wrote in earnest provide a baseline score from which we riff,” explains Wendy Staton, an actress who performs with Azuka. “I feel like I am a part of a jazz session with members of my commu-

nity all supporting and rooting for each other.

And that is exhilarating. Then looking into the audience during the show, they are all on board for this wild ride.”

Whether it’s a first date, a last date, blind date, pick-up or group of platonic pals, ILUIHU always attracts a diverse crowd, mostly just looking for a good time. “This is a quintessentially Philly column, I know people that get together every week and read the I Love You, I Hate You column out loud. That’s where the whole idea came from. This is an event that is by Philly for Philly, and that couldn’t be more Azuka. This is the perfect night out for whatever you’re looking for - because regardless you will have a blast,” adds Heishman.

And it might even hold a silver lining for finding love amongst the hate. “Having read through ALL the I Love You, I Hate You posts for the last nine years I feel REALLY comfortable saying there’s someone out there for everyone. So don’t lose hope weirdos” —MICHAEL BUTLER

Mon., Feb. 15, 5:30pm. $25. FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Blvd. azukatheatre.org/ i-love-you-i-hate-you/ Submit your own love and hate notes to lovehate@phillyweekly.com

Ladies Night: Connecting Women Through Art and dialogue InLiquid presents a special collaborative exhibition between artist member Cathleen Cohen, the People’s Paper Co-op, and community women from North Philadelphia. The event is part of InLiquid’s Art For Action series, which utilizes the arts as a means of education and social reform through exhibitions and public programming. 6pm.

Crane Arts, 1400 N. American St. 215.232.3203. inliquid.org Food

Hand Crafted Chocolate Tasting

Satisfy your sweet tooth and sample a variety of homemade, locally sourced chocolate served on The Clay Studio’s handmade ceramic plates. Learn about the craft of chocolate making and the perfect craft beers to complement each chocolate. Hosted

by The Chocolate Clinic’s Kym Sivasy-Neale. 6:30pm. $30-$35.

The Clay Studio, 137-139 N. 2nd St. theclaystudio.org

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12 MUSIC

KASHMIR: A Live Led Zeppelin Show

This tribute show will take fans back to the days when the mighty Led Zeppelin ruled the music scene. The show features Page’s iconic double-neck guitar, Bonham’s drum solo, and the greatest hits from the iconic band. 8pm. $15.

THE BLOCK at Harrah’s Philadelphia, 777 Harrah’s Blvd., Chester. harrahsphilly.com/ theblock STAGE

Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles This live multi-media spectacular will take you on a musical journey through the life and times of The Beatles. Rain delivers a note-for-note performance of your favorite Beatles songs, including, “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “Hard Day’s Night,” and “Let It Be.” 8pm. $30-$85.

Merriam Theater, 250 S. Broad St. kimmelcenter.org EVENT

Kashmir

EXPO

The Philly Home Show

If you’re looking to do a full renovation, or just freshen up your home, this event is perfect for you. Featuring John Gidding from HGTV’s Curb Appeal, Alison Victoria of DIY Network’s Crashers, Jeff Devlin from several HGTV and DIY Network shows, along with home decorators, builders, and organizers. Through

Feb. 21. $3-$13. PA Convention Center, 12th and Arch sts. phillyhomeshow.com

Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage

Comedy Underdogs

ater, 69th and Ludlow sts., Upper Darby. thetowerphilly.com

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Experience a live symphony orchestra perform some of the greatest music written for the Star Trek franchise while scenes from the movies and TV episodes are projected. 8pm. $35-$65. Tower The-

COMEDY

Headliner Chris Cotton is a prolific sketch writer and comedian who has worked with Artie Lange, Kevin Hart, and more. Other local stand-up performers include Katrina Braxton and Jake Mattera. 7:30pm. $10. L’Etage, 624 S. 6th St.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 STAGE

Bye Bye Liver: Valentine’s Day Drinking Event Sketch comedy meets drinking game at this Valentine’s Day party for singles.

Come for the drinks, but stay for the laughs. 8pm. $20. Urban Saloon, 2120

Fairmount Ave. byebyeliver.com/ Philadelphia TOUR

Nov. 27. Penn Museum, 3260 South St. penn.museum

Explore Philadelphia’s love stories gone wrong, from loves too powerful to last to betrayal that ended it all. This candlelit walking tour includes stops at haunted burial grounds, historic sites, and a walkthrough of a Society Hill mansion.

The Unofficial Guide to Audience Watching Performance

Ghost Tour of Philadelphia: Love Never Dies

8pm. $22. Powel House, 244 S. 3rd St. ghosttour.net/hauntedphiladelphia EXHIBIT

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ancient treasures on loan from the Republic of Turkey. For this spectacular daylong celebration of Phrygian ruler King Midas enjoy the museums transformation into a Kervansaray-inspired oasis. You will also have the opportunity to see Phrygian fashion, listen to traditional Turkish music, and hear short lectures

by Gordion scholars and the exhibition curator. 10am-4pm. Exhibit runs through

STAGE

Award-winning Philadelphia-based dancer and choreographer, Raphael Xavier, blends the art forms of break dance and spoken word with technical precision and poetic flare in this group ensemble performance. Street dance choreography is set to a conversational monologue that blends spoken word, poetry, and rap lyrics written over the course of 20 years. 8pm. $15-$29. Fringe

Arts, 140 N. Columbus Blvd. fringearts.com

SUNDAY, FEBRUAY 14 | VALENTINE’S DAY DANCE

Exotic Hoop Dance Werkshop Model, performer and hoop dance extraordinaire Madame Lola will teach you how to use hoop gogo and hoop dance exercises to find comfort in your body.

The workshop ends with a conversation about relationshipss and sexual expression. 5pm. $30. Awakenings Fitness, 4151

Main St. awakeningpolefitness.com PART Y

26th Annual Desperate & Dateless Event

Dedicated to all singles looking to mingle, the Irish Pub will celebrate Valentine’s Day with the ultimate anti-Valentine’s Day party. Prizes will be given to those brave enough to share their worst date stories, and drink specials will be offered all day. 8pm. Irish Pub Philly, 2007

Walnut St. irishpubphilly.com RUN

Valentine’s Day Dash

Philadelphia Runner unites the fittest singles in the city during a trek through the city on V-Day. A ticket includes a tech running shirt, drink tickets, food, dancing and the chance to meet that special someone. 6pm. Philadelphia

Runner Center City, 1601 Samson St. philadelphiarunner.com FOOD

Valentine’s Day Dinner at Barclay Prime

Go the traditional route this V-Day and impress your special someone with a delicious feast at one of the most romantic restaurants in the city. Featuring a wine selection of nearly 430 bottles ranging from Chardonnay to Cabernet Sauvignon. 5pm. Barclay Prime, 237 S. 18th St.

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STAGE

Valentine’s day with The Punany Poets in Philadelphia

Combining poetry and prose, exotic dance and audience interaction, put your inhibitions aside and abide in a sex positive space this Valentines Day. 9pm.

Courtesy Yakitori Boy

FO O D

Love is in the Air at Yakitori Boy

Fill up on a five-course prix fixe spread, then end the night serenading your boo with classic love songs. The specially crafted V-Day menu features grilled shrimp salad, heart-shaped sushi (pictured above), Yakitori skewers, sliced rib-eye steak and more! $38. Yakitori Boy,

BIKE

Valentine’s Day Ride

Show your love for the Spring Garden Street Greenway and take part in this Valentine’s Day bike ride from Eakins Oval to Winterfest at Penn’s Landing.

Hosted by the Pennsylvania Environmental Council, you’ll meet people with the same environmental goals and talk about the development of green infrastructure and public space in Philadelphia. 3pm-7pm. Eakins Oval, 2451 Ben

Franklin Parkway. pecpa.org MUSIC

Northern Liberties Music Festival

Come listen to a variety of live music at this year’s hip-hop portion of the Northern Liberties Music Festival. XPN sponsors this diverse collection of musicians.

Truck North headlines, joined by Dante Kennedy, Kandy Apple Redd, DEF Bananas and MC’s Ronnie Riggles and Neeno Ali. 7pm. $10. The Fire, 412 W. Girard Ave.

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STAY

PA RT Y

Enjoy a romantic getaway for Valentine’s Day without leaving Philadelphia. The Sofitel invites you to celebrate romance with the Magnifique Romance Hotel Package: breakfast in bed, a bottle of champagne, chocolate covered strawberries and a 2pm late checkout. Through

Feb. 29. $230. Hotel Sofitel Philadelphia, 120 S. 17th St. sofitel.com/philadelphia

Go to phillyweekly.com/contests to see what you can win!

211 N. 11th St. yakitoriboy.com

$50-$125. Keya Graves Seafood & Steak, 891 Main St., Darby. punanylove.com

Valentine’s at the Sofitel

Interested In free contests and tIckets?

A Valentine’s Day Masquerade You can be whoever you want to be, with a mask on. Singles and couples alike can enjoy a night filled with food, drinks, speed dating, photo booth fun, and secrecy. Guests will mingle during live entertainment by DJ B AL and music

by Natalie Imani. 7-11pm. $50-$600.

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MOnDAY, FEBruArY 15 COMEDY

Trump vs. Bernie: The Debate!

A hilarious political comedy sketch show starring James Adomian and Anthony Atamanuik in a mock debate between America’s favorite presidential hopefuls. 7pm. $20.

World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. philly.worldcafelive.com TALK

Samuel Delany

A lecture with renowned writer, literary critic and professor Samuel Delany. The HugoAward winning author has been widely recognized for his critical writings on race, science fiction and gender. 6:30pm. Free. RSVP required. Kelly Writers House, 3805 Locust

Walk. 215.573.4843. english.upenn.edu/~wh

TuESDAY, FEBruArY 16 DAnCE

2016 Philadelphia Screendance Festival

Nora Gibson Contemporary Ballet presents a new six-day international “dance-forcamera” film festival, featuring 27 short films from Philadelphia, Montreal, Santa Barbara, Greece, Iran, San Francisco, NYC, London and more. 8:30pm. $12-$15. Through Feb. 21.

Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 N. American St. noragibsoncontemporaryballet.com FOOD

Philly Cooks 2016

More than 40 of the best restaurants in the city will be serving up delicious dishes, along with live music, a craft cocktail corner and much more. 6:30pm. $95. Philadelphia Mariott,

1201 Market St. phillymag.com EVEnT

The Lovers: Afghanistan’s romeo and Juliet

Written by Rod Nordland, the book debates the tension between ethnic groups in Afghanistan and tells the true story of lovers Zakia and Ali, who defy both their families, Afghan civil and Islamic law in order to be together. 5:30pm. $10-$25. The Philadelphia Inquirer,

801 Market St. wacphila.com

WEDnESDAY, FEBruArY 17

STAGE

Inis nua Theatre Company: Spine

A funny and touching play that tells the story of Amy, a frustrated teenager from South London who begins to learn how to chart her own course thanks to a strong-willed old woman and a house full of stolen books. 7pm. $30. Louis Bluver Theater, 1512 Spruce St.

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Institute of Contemporary Art Free for All

Party with ICA artist Jacolby Satterwhite, and writer Andrew Durbin for an evening of self-discovery and performative poetics. A night of art, music, toasty food and drinks mixing the city’s students and artists. 6:30pm. Free. The Institute of Contemporary Art, 118

S 36th St. icaphila.org

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Giannina Rose, Tattoo Artist/Illustrator, Ceremony Tattoo Society, Kensington “Right now there are not many artists doing neo traditional work in Philadelphia. Specifically, with an Art Deco feel rather than nouveau. I LOVE Art Deco. Neo traditional to me is a more refined or elegant Tattoo Art form that came out of traditional tattoo styles. It allows a lot more creativity in concepts and composition but also stays with traditional values like a limited palette and bold black line work. I really love this style as it is basically the best of both worlds in Art, which is highly subjective and tattoo, which is in a technical way not subjective. A bad tattoo is a bad tattoo. Bad Art is just an opinion.” How long have you been a tattoo artist? I did a Traditional apprenticeship in 2003, So with a few breaks here and there to travel the country and be a vagabond freight train rider, I haven’t ever really done anything else. So what, like 13 years? Whoa. What have been some of your favorite tattoos to create? ALL of them! Seriously. I wouldn’t be here without every single client I am beyond lucky to have worked with. Some of these images are my recent work.

Andrew Drumm, Tattoo Artist, Northern Liberty Tattoo, Northern Liberties “I mix illustrative with portrait black and grey art together. Being that most artist in the city do traditional I stand out in the fact that I do portrait style work.” How long have you been a tattoo artist? Nine years.

What have been some of your favorite tattoos to create? I enjoy doing large custom Asian or large custom portrait pieces. What design are you kind of sick of doing? ’90s tribal bands. Leave that in the ’90s. (laughs) Advice you wish more people would take about body art?

Trust your artist and listen to his/her advice. What are your plans for new ink yourself this year? I want to get something for my daughter and dog. What’s a new trend in tattooing that you are really getting behind? I love the innovation of tattoo machines. The new rotary and pen designs are killing. What’s your advice for deciding on the best tattoo to get? If you have no hesitation, then that’s the one. What’s the best starter spot on the body for a first tattoo? The least painful place in my opinion would be the upper arm or shoulder.

Jasmine T Morrell, Owner, Spirited Tattooing Coalition, West Philly “I combine a few techniques and elements of tattooing into lush yet simple illustrative designs done in black ink.” How long have you been a tattoo artist? 11 years What have been some of your favorite tattoos to create? Anything where there’s a vision or idea from the client that they then give me full license to carry out. That in my opinion is when both parties end up the happiest and are my favorites. What design are you kind of sick of doing?/seeing around town? Hey you know whatever floats your boat or makes you happy, I can’t step all over. I’m not out to yuck anyone’s yum. However, American “tribal” tattoos should be officially laid to rest once and for all. What’s a bit of advice you wish more people would take about body art? Remember that forever is a long ass time. What are your plans for new ink yourself this year? I would love to start mapping out my full back piece and hopefully travel overseas a couple times to get worked on. What’s a new trend in tattooing that you are really getting behind? That there’s so many ways to do one thing, and

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What design are your kind of sick of doing, or sick of seeing on people around town? I don’t think I would get sick of seeing any tattoos. Especially on other people! It’s such a personal thing to wear a tattoo. There are definitely trends and fads, but as I am a victim of the 90’s tribal wave, I can’t judge much. The only thing I wish I would stop seeing are overly tiny tattoos as they age out.

What’s a bit of advice you wish more people would take about body art? I would really only advise the general public that when it comes to permanent body art, do your research. Tattoos are a highly specialized and skilled art form. A bad tattoo is nothing but regret. There are no refunds, no returns. My studio has a lot of incredible artists and a lot of guests you would normally not have access to. We host a lot of international artists as well. There will always be quick and cheap spots for flash tattoos or small walk ups, and these street shops are rad for that experience. But if you’re looking for larger high quality work, in this day

and age, do your due diligence and check out all tattooers in your area. I have a lot of clients who travel far or even fly in to see me. I think that is incredibly humbling but also very common these days in the Tattoo Collecting world. We run a studio in the middle of nowhere that survives off the incredible work clients go through to find great work on the web. What are your plans for new ink yourself this year? I am actually currently in the progress of Blacking out my lower arms. But there is a technique that I think is beautiful that’s been around for awhile in Europe done in shops by our friends at Divine Canvas in London and Sang Bleu in London. You black out sections, and then there is a wait time and you can go over it with white pigment in geometric or organic lines.

Haunting and beautiful. So my lower arms are almost completely black or grey. What’s a new

trend in tattooing that you are really getting behind? I’m really really into a lot of the pattern

work I am seeing black Ink workers doing. I think it looks beautiful. I also love animal and mineral focused tattoos. Occult imagery and Ornamental.

everyone has their spin on a style. I’m a fan of really crude and simple designs being on the forefront. I think it’s brave and cool to take those first steps of putting yourself out there with weirdo art. What’s your advice for deciding on the best tattoo to get? If the thing you’re looking to get done is done well by the tattooer you’re considering, and that they’re an actual decent person who you feel comfortable getting tattooed by. It’s not all about capability, bedside manner is important. You can run the risk of having an amazing tattoo and a really terrible experience.

What’s the best starter spot on the body for a first tattoo?

Arms and legs hurt the least, so that’s a good go-to. You’ve gotten a bunch of attention upon opening for being an LGBTQ tattoo shop. How have things been going thus far for your business? Do you feel like you are filling a real need within the community? Things have been great! We stay pretty busy and we get a ton of good people coming through the door that are so happy that we exist and are a group of talented individuals. One thing I will note though is that we are not an LGBTQ shop, we are LGBTQ owned—every one that works here is their own person, and some don’t identify with that necessarily, but are all awesome artists who get the overall message the shop is set out to send.

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Inking the Walls M

ichael Schulson recently debuted Double Knot adjacent to his perennial Sampan. To grace the interior of the restaurant’s lower floor, Schulson worked with Mike Ski of True Hand Society, a tattoo and design studio in Fishtown. We caught up with both Schulson and Ski to find out more about how this unique inkinspired collaboration formed.

How did you decide you wanted a mural that was inspired by body art for Double Knot?

Michael Schulson: During the concept design phase, I was inspired by Japanese nautical folklore and the ancient art of scrimshaw. Through my travels while working in Japan, I found the art of scrimshaw fascinating. Bringing this to the attention of Kate Rohrer, ROHE Creative (designer), together we felt there were strong parallels between tattoo art and scrimshaw. We looked to local tattoo artisans to create something specifically unique for Double Knot.

Which came first, working with True Hand or wanting the mural?

The art feature / mural idea came first, True Hand Society had the right aesthetic and passion to make it a reality.

What murals specifically did True Hand create for the walls?

Two large "scrimshaw inspired" murals in the basement dining rooms; Ghost Whale (the larger mural) and Robe of Feathers (the smaller round one) . They offset these more masculine art features with soft, pink Japanese maple leaves in the VIP booth.

What is special about this mural in terms of the team that created it....and its symbolism?

Both murals were inspired by folklore. It was a way to incorporate a Japanese design element to compliment the menu, without being cliché. Each mural was inspired by a different folklore tale: Ghost Whale + The Robe of Feathers. True Hand Society researched the folklore tales and came up with original and inspired drawings to represent their meaning.

What do you hope this wall art will inspire for diners, what vibe were you going for? We wanted to create something that was a bit mysterious and open for interpretation. Thus leaving something for the guests exploration/ imagination. The titles of each folklore legend are purposely noted on the murals should guests be so inclined to find out more. n 12 | Philly Weekly | February 11 -17, 2016 | phillyweekly.com

How did you partner with Michael Schulson for this project, who first reached out to whom?

Mike Ski / True Hand: We were approached by a good friend and talented colleague Kate Rohrer from Rohe Creative. She designs amazing interiors with an aesthetic that we are really akin to and works closely with Michael.

She introduced us and we were excited to be contributors to such a beautiful and interesting space and concept. As both a tattoo and design studio, this project was a really cool opportunity for us at True Hand to combine our talents and interests in a unique application.

Describe your tattoo style for us.

I’ve always been drawn to tattoos that are bold, clean, and have a lot of contrast. I’d refer to my style as Traditional American with a strength in overall composition. I’m also interested in placement and helping make tattoos that work with their surroundings. More-so, I am interested in meeting cool people and making rad tattoos in various styles for them. As a studio, True Hand has a like-minded aesthetic with our own individual aspects rooted in the agreement of what makes a great tattoo and a positive tattoo experience for our clients.

How was it different working on a mural than on flesh? What challenges did this present?

The main difference in this instance is scale, which although it may sound obvious… is something to keep in mind when you’re thinking of a tattoo idea. A good tattoo should be readable at the scale you have in mind. In this instance, it’s a relatively simple design for how large it is and hopefully it was successful in being appreciated from across the room. It’s fun and exciting to be challenged to work in ways which can be informed by tattooing and vice-versa to continue to learn and improve as an overall artist.

Do you think you'll do more mural or non-tattoo work?

Hell-to-the-Yeah. At True Hand, we are a by-Appointment Tattoo studio with myself and the super talented Patrick Haney and Josh Hoffman. We are also a full-scale design squad with the talents of Jessie Jay and Julianna Lose. In addition to having an awesome time making fun tattoos, we do branding/logos systems and design for a number of awesome Makers, small businesses, and restaurants all over Philadelphia and beyond. It’s an ongoing adventure and we’ve found ourselves applying our passion for affecting the visual landscape of our surroundings in a ton of different ways. From applying temporary tattoos inspired by an exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art to hanging off scaffolding painting signage on a building, we’re always looking for cool opportunities to do what we love.

How does art translate from one canvas to the other?

I’ve found that anything you learn in various mediums can inform and inspire one another if you pay attention.

As a tattooer and designer, I’m always interested in progression and feel incredibly lucky to be in a studio where we are making art non-stop.

Tell us about the designs you created for the walls, how did they come about?

The first step in designing the walls in Double Knot was to find a narrative. I researched a ton of Fisherman and Mariner folklore and found some really interesting and fun stories. I included the names of the ones we ultimately went with in the artwork so people might be curious and look into it further while enjoying a dinner and conversation with friends. I could tell you all about it here, but wouldn’t it be more fun to see it yourself over a delicious dinner and get your google on? See you there. n

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Ex’s & Oh’s for VDay Love advice from Ex-Files StorySlam host Robin Gelfenbien.

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he wildly popular “anti-Valentine’s Day” StorySlam, The ExFiles, returns to Philly this VDay weekend to provide the perfect antidote to that nasty case of social media romantic FOMO you may have contracted. Host Robin Gelfenbien dished some Valentine’s Day dirt with us recently in preparation for the storytellin’ shindig.

What’s your advice for surviving Valentine’s Day if you’re in a crappy relationship?

Depending on how long you’ve been dating, I’d let the other person know a few weeks out that Valentine’s Day isn’t your thing. You consider it a Hallmark holiday, and you’re going to go out and cheer up your single friends. That way nobody gets hurt. That is, of course, until you break up with your significant other on February 15.

What’s the most annoying love song you can think of?

Even though it’s about someone who’s dead, I can’t stand Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On.”

What are your feelings on the giganto Vermont teddy Bear that’s all over tV commercials lately? How would you react to receiving one?

I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. I was busy vomiting after seeing that commercial for the first time. If a guy I was dating gave me one, I might have to break up with him on the spot: 1. For getting me something called Lovey Buddy 2. For being so off-base with a gift that he thought would make me happy and 3. For spending $99 plus shipping and handling. I can think of much better ways to spend that money. I’m all for bear hugs, but from something that’s breathing.

the viral videos of people dancing inside these bears: cool or creepy?

Creepy, but my bigger reaction is the fact that so many people actually bought these teddy bears.

If you wanted a significant other to break up with you, what gift would you get them for VDay?

of Valentine’s Day, and his Dad died on Valentine’s Day.

any great ex tales of your own?

I’ll be telling a fun story about an ex at the show, but here’s a good one. About seven years ago I was getting out of the shower, and I smacked my foot against the side of the tub. I screamed in pain, but my boyfriend at the time said nothing nor did he get up off the couch to see if I was okay. (I live in NYC. The distance between my couch and my bathtub is about eight steps.) I had a feeling I had broken my toe because it hurt so much and told him that. He thought I was overreacting and didn’t seem to care. Turns out, I had broken my toe. I stayed with him. When he met my mom for the first time, I asked him later what he thought of her since he hadn’t said anything. He said, “Hard to tell. She was probably just being nice.” Then, one time when we went shopping, he said, “You don’t look good in purple” (my favorite color). I thought, “That’s funny cuz you don’t look good in my life.” I broke up with him a week later. n

Breath mints, lotion and a box of Kleenex.

That or the Lovey Buddy.

What’s your favorite or least favorite VDay memory?

I had just started dating a guy the week

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LIFE SUCKS IN A STRAPLESS BRA

by Kate Concannon

For People Too Awesome For Valentine’s Day

“V

alentine’s Day.” the woman in all black groaned in sheer disgust.

This is a “holiday” that should only be celebrated while you’re in elementary school. What’s the worst that could happen? Your class crush gives you a “Cowabunga” Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles valentine instead of the “I like you, be my valentine” in the TTMN heart bubble one you wanted? Cool, you still get to go home with a shit ton of candy and your parents will probably buy you pizza and you’ll get to go to bed early. Glorious.

You’re a chump if you celebrate Valentine’s Day as an adult. Oh yeah, I’m shaming you. One day to show your love? Why don’t you buy me a heart donut on a random Tuesday in July and we’ll talk real love, okay?

So as a single gal who isn’t scared of no Valentine’s Day, here’s some advice on how to not only survive, but thrive during this 24-hour haze of pink and red.

DO

Burn all technological devices. BURN THEM. February 14 should be National Disconnect Day. Every idiot spends the day throwing filters on how awesome their significant other is compared to everyone else’s. It’s gross. You will want to look. But stop. S that D … shut it down.

Read a book. Meditate. You’ll thank me and so will your feelings.

DON’T

Attend Galentine’s Day. Yay, girl power.

We love each other. Brunch. Cocktails.

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ing and laughing in a big bed with your girlfriends at the end of the night, I want nothing to do with it.

DO

TREAT YO SELF. You want to rent a hotel room strictly to take a luxurious bubble bath because your tub at home skeeves you out? You know what I have to say to that? TREAT YO SELF.

DON’T

Get drunk by yourself. Never ends well.

You’ll end up singing Alanis Morrissette into a hair brush whilst accidentally clicking “follow” on your ex’s new girlfriend’s Instagram page (we’ve all been there), and hating yourself. Stop.

DO

Binge watch Netflix. It’s the best significant other out there. You can stuff your face with carbs and chocolate, shotgunning Diet Coke, and Netflix doesn’t care.

Better than some rando you swiped right on the Tinder, am I right?

DON’T

Forget that this holiday is complete and utter rubbish. You are loved. I love you. In fact email me and I’ll tell you how much I love you, LifeSucksInAStraplessBra@ gmail.com And if none of that works, schedule a root canal and knock yourself the eff out and wake up on February 15 a new soul. So in the words of the Goddess among women, Liz Lemon, Happy Anna Howard Shaw Day, kids. n Kate Concannon is the Editor-In-Chief of Life Sucks In A Strapless Bra. She’s a self described red nail polish enthusiast, social media whore, closeted art geek and worshipper of her black wardrobe.

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Do you have any favorite songs from your 80’s days?

Of mine, I never tire of performing the hits live like “Only in My Dreams” and “Foolish Beat.” Of other artists, anything

by George Michael and Madonna… I was into mainstream pop and melodic rock.

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What is one style trend from the ’80s that you wish would come back?

I still wear scrunchies, but they’re cool and metallic and updated. There’s still nothing that holds your hair better and doesn’t damage it and looks cute.

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What’s your secret for staying and looking so fabulously young?

Awwww shucks! I don’t know actually because I’ve gone through the most challenging time of my life the past few years.

I’ve learned to reflect on the amazing adventures I’ve had in my life with gratitude and find joy in very simple things. I’ve been dealing with Lyme disease, which plagues so many people it’s unbelievable.

My spirit wants to go go go, but sometimes my body won’t keep up. So the answer I guess is a good attitude and spirit keep me going and staying youthful despite adversity.

What should people look forward to from your show at Harrah’s?

I have my repertoire of material, but I usually decide exactly what I’m doing close to showtime to suit my vibe and the mood of the crowd. Being that this is a celebration of the ’80s, expect the HITS baby! (Laughs). My boyfriend said the other night the reason people are still so connected to that era is because it was a time of freedom. It was before people’s privacy was being invaded. We could walk our loved ones to the gate at airports. And the music was unapologetically melodic, catchy, and FUN! n

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f I asked you “what is your sexual orientation?” you’d probably answer a different question. You’d likely answer “are you the same gender as the people you prefer to have sex with?” Because identifying as lesbian, heterosexual, gay, etc., is merely describing whether it matters if your partners are the same gender as you.

Our current, limited definition of sexual orientation doesn’t describe much about desires or behavior. It says little about which male or female people you find attractive, what you want to do with them, the value you put on emotional connection, or how you conduct sexual relationships.

These are important facets of how we’re oriented- beyond the singular detail of whether our dates go by “he’ or “she.”

For me, someone who identifies as bisexual, gender is the least of my concerns in potential partners. Age, personality, body composition, and even musical preferences are a better gauge of whether or not I’ll be into somebody than gender. But that’s literally the only thing you can infer about my sexuality from knowing I’m bi: that gender is not a deal breaker. You can’t assume anything else about whom I find attractive, what we’d do together naked, or how I conduct relationships. So summarizing my sexual orientation as “just” bisexual is wildly inadequate.

WHAT IS POLYAMORY? Polyamory, (in Greek and Latin alternately) meaning “many loves,” is a type of ethical non-monogamy: you can have multiple relationships simultaneously and everyone involved knows and consents to it. Not everyone who practices polyamory considers it to be an orientation, some folks just end up in complex situations or grow into the practice. But for some of us, being poly is as intrinsic as attraction to men or women.

Lynne, a member of the Philly based group Polydelphia says “Poly was my relationship orientation before I was aware of it. When I was young, I assumed I was part of the defaults: straight, monogamous… As I aged and dug deeper into myself, I realized I was actually pansexual and polyamorous.”

Another Polydelphia member, Kate, had just broken up with two boyfriends she’d been dating simultaneously when she found a passage in the book Polyamory: Another Lifestyle that resonated with her.

“Suddenly, in a flash, nothing was wrong!

Everything made sense. And it was so simple: I had been a polygamous woman all my life, trying to fit myself into a mold that neither fit me nor my perception of the times I was living in.”

COMING OUT AS POLY For those who are not heterosexual, the conflict between true and socially expected desire eventually reaches a head. When a man realizes that he’s attracted to men, for

instance, he must contemplate what he wants and how to identify. The pressure to be straight is much less than it used to be, so the process of coming out has gotten easier. The same is slowly becoming true for polyamorous people, though not without fits and stops.

In 2013, an Australian woman working for a Catholic social services organization was fired for having too many sexual partners.

Her bosses saw her name listed on the Brisbane Poly Group’s resource list for counselors and accused her of “gross misconduct” because her polyamorous lifestyle was in opposition to the church’s teachings.

She sued her former employer not only for lack of procedural fairness but also because they were discriminating against her sexual orientation. The judge rejected this contention, arguing that polyamory is a behavior and not an orientation. Whether or not an employer should have a say in the consensual activities that happen off the clock, this does prompt a legitimate question:

IS POLYAMORY AN ORIENTATION? For some who say no, the issue is choice.

They would argue that hetero or homosexuality is not something that can be changed, but one chooses how many partners they have. But I could choose to opt out entirely.

Deciding to be celibate is not the same thing as asexuality. Behavior can reflect orientation, but is not the same thing. Besides, number of partners has more to do with what’s normal in a given culture. That’s why a Saudi man can have four wives and you, American, can have only one.

In a culture that suggests no one can love more than one person at a time, it’s hard to say what people would do if given multiple options. Before it was safe to come out as gay, very few people did. But closeting doesn’t make someone any less attracted to the same sex.

Is there a genetic basis for poly orientation? No one has specifically studied that.

There is research on how hormones affect mating strategies, including interest in short-term versus long-term pairbonds.

And evolutionary psychology indicates that romantic monogamy is a relatively new invention in human history.

Perhaps the question is irrelevant: crushes develop from exposure as much as wiring. All desires are determined by genetic proclivity combined with lived experience. We decide how to act on them.

One’s sexuality is not a single decision; rather: an endless succession of choices.

We encourage certain attractions, bravely make moves, shy away from others, and prioritize responsibilities. We construct our lives brick by brick, hopefully aligning our reality with our actual interests.

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Whether a person is genetically destined or just chooses to love someone shouldn’t have any effect on whether they are allowed to do so.

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WHAT’S IT FEEL LIKE TO BE POLY? Olivia has been married for over ten years- she and her husband are now integrating secondary partners into their relationship. “For a long time, I thought poly was for people who were not into commitment. I now realize it’s for people who really enjoy and are nourished by it. I have the capacity for so much more love.”

For me, it’s the acknowledgment that I can fully be into multiple people simultaneously and that sexual exclusivity is not required for a relationship to be vitally important. No one person can fulfill all of my needs and with poly, they aren’t expected to. I can experience each person for the awesome being that they are, instead of whittling away candidates until I find one person who best matches my requirements for a life partner and then spend the rest of my days wondering if I could have done better.

It doesn’t mean I’m devoid of jealousy. Instead, jealousy, like physical pain, is a cue something needs to be fixed.

If I feel jealous my partner is talking to someone, it doesn’t mean they should stop talking. It means I need to look at what fears or insecurities are being triggered and hash them out with my boo.

Being poly means lots of communicating about feelings. Lots of communicating. Lots.

Polyamorous people are also likely to encourage compersion (the opposite of jealousy: joy from seeing my partner experience pleasure from another). It doesn’t mean monogamous folks can’t experience that, they might just get less practice.

The hardest parts of poly, in my experience, have been managing the logistics of multiple schedules and coming out to dates. I make my non-monogamous intentions known from the jump and, on occasion, that means I can’t be with someone I really like. Either of us could compromise to be together, but doing so would be a denunciation of who we are and what we really want, which is unsustainable.

POLYAMORY IS HAVING A MOMENT Mainstream media are covering it with gusto, some with a “lookee here” vantage, others contemplating what there might be to learn from a lifestyle so contingent on honest communication. I don’t consider it a trend so much as a game changer. One day we’ll look back on the emergence of poly the same way we looked at being gay in the 90s.

The real question is what part of sexual orientation will be next. n

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ay male in my late 20s. I recently ended things with a guy. Our relationship started as a strictly sexual one. We’re both involved in the kink scene in our city and have interests that align in a particularly great way. Quickly it became clear there was a real connection. The next two months were great! I had a toothbrush at his place within three weeks.

But early on, I noticed that he was a much more extroverted person than I was. He would laugh loudly at movies, work the room at parties, say things about kink in the middle of crowded restaurants. I prefer to blend in. Initially I thought of this as “the price of admission,” one I was willing to pay, but it soon became tiresome. I ended things, telling him that there were conflicts with our personalities. He fell for me—he’s stated it over and over—but I don’t want him to think he has to change who he is to be with me. I loved being in a relationship again, the sex is great, and finding someone who shares your kinks and you’re attracted to emotionally is rare. He’s asking me to reconsider. Was I right to end this?

—Tired Of Being Single He shouldn’t have to change who he is to be with you, TOBS, but what if he wants to?

It’s unlikely he’ll morph into an always-quietly-tittering, always-discreetly-kinking introvert, just as you’re unlikely to morph into a braying, oversharing extrovert. But if making an effort to dial it back is the price he has to pay to be with you, why not let him decide if he’s willing to pay?

Gays represent a tiny percentage of the general population, and kinky gays represent a not-so-tiny-but-still-smallish percentage of the gay population. I don’t think you have to marry this man, regardless of his flaws, just because you’re gay and your kinks align. But you should think twice about discarding a guy who’s gay and kinky and whose company you enjoy just because he gets on your nerves now and then.

At the very least, you owe it to yourself, just as you owe it to him, to be specific about the reasons you pulled the plug—because he might want to make an effort to win you back.

There’s a lot that’s good here—your kinks align (rare!) and you enjoy spending some-butnot-all of your time together (common!)—and there are always work-arounds for the bad. An example from my own life: My husband is way more extroverted than I am. So sometimes he goes to movies, restaurants, clubs, and concerts without me. I stay home and read or sleep or clean. And then, when he gets home, we have something to talk about—how the movie was, whether the restaurant was any good, who was out at the clubs, and if there were any cute boys in the band. He doesn’t make me go out; I don’t make him stay home.

It’s a work-around that works for us.

With some effort, TOBS, you could find the work-arounds that work for you two: He makes an effort, when you nudge him, to dial it back; he goes to comedies with his friends, dramas with you; if he’s working a room, he won’t take offense if you slip into another room.

Give it—give him—a chance. n

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Shauli David

Shauli David

Shauli David is a

Shauli David is a

that knows the City of

that knows the City of

his passion and his career.

his passion and his career.

Philadelphia resident

Philadelphia resident

Philadelphia. Real Estate is

Philadelphia. Real Estate is

His years of experience filter SQuare $575,000 in Sophisticated both leasing and maintained 3 bedand impeccably

room, 2.5 bath restored, turn of the century, Fedsales have made an charm eral period home beaminghim with immense and character. Features include high ceilings, expert on both wood floorings, originalresidential moldings and a truly unbeatable Fitler Square location. In the back there and from is aretail fantastic markets family room, den or office with two windows, carpeting and door out to a spacious Northern Liberties to with South and ultra-private red brick patio wood fence.

The original restored staircase takes you upstairs Philadelphia, Waterfront to the bedrooms andthe master suite. Don’t miss!

Society Hill

$2,500,000

Luxury never before offered in Center City Philadelphia. Introducing, The Adagio. 5200 square foot New Construction homes at the City’s most prominent location. Up to 6,175 SF of total usable space, with a 2-car garage ,6 stop residential elevator, Roof Deck with PLUNGE POOL, OUTDOOR KITCHEN, and a 300 sq’ pilot house suite with wet bar, half bath, and elevator access to roof deck!!

5 bedrooms, 1 office, 5 full baths and 2 half bathrooms. Finished basement with media room. Live the ultimate urban lifestyle at ADagio

Society Hill

$1,845,000

Stately and immaculate 3-4 bed, 4.5 bath newly renovated Society Hill home located on one of the finest tree lined blocks in Philadelphia. This elegant home features gorgeous detailed moldings, grand ceilings, tremendous light and plenty of living space for all your needs. Grand circular staircase leads up to the 2nd level. Open foyer with unique domed skylight allowing brilliant light to flow throughout this lovely home. Do not miss your chance to own a piece of history!.

His years of experience in both leasing and

sales have made him an

expert on both residential and retail markets from

Northern Liberties to South

Philadelphia, the Waterfront

to University City.

to University City.

Hard working, passionate

Hard working, passionate

an essential asset for any

an essential asset for any

and knowledgeable, he is

and knowledgeable, he is

and all real estate needs.

Queen Village $300,000 Customer service is priority

and all real estate needs.

Nicely renovated 2BD/2BA on a fantastic Queen number one, Shauli Village block!

Open making living room and kitchen with gleaming wood floors, recessed lighting, crown a molding top choice anyone and nicely for designed kitchen with granite countertop, tile backsplash, island bar counter looking tosteel buy, sell, Nice or size rent and stainless appliances. yard with patio and garden area! Basement offers storage properties space, laundry in andPhiladelphia. mechanicals. Convenient to everything!

nortHern libertieS

$950,000

The highest quality of design and detail by experienced developers nestled in a secluded location providing an unparalleled living experience. This 3BD/3.5BA brand new construction home features all the amenities a buyer could desire… finished basement, 3 outdoor spaces, 1-car garage, Anderson windows and 3/4” solid hand-scraped birch hardwood floors throughout. You will love unparalleled, contemporary living in this prime Northern Liberties location.

Society Hill

$395,000

Beautifully renovated one bedroom, one bath, north facing condo at Independence Place. This lovely unit features a living room and dining area with hardwood flooring and floor to ceiling window with door out to a private balcony. The kitchen boasts wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops. Enjoy the ultra-spacious master bedrooms and all it offers, with a walk-in closet, two additional closets, and more!

Customer service is priority number one, making Shauli a top choice for anyone

looking to buy, sell, or rent properties in Philadelphia.

Work with Shauli David

Work with Shauli David

O: 215-893-9920

O: 215-893-9920

sdavid@ewrhomes.com

sdavid@ewrhomes.com

& Elfant Wissahickon C: 215-605-0917

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4 New construction Carriage homes starting at $599,000 4 beds/3.1 baths; 2 car garage; Open Floor plan with 2600+ Sq ft

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MAIN LINE SUBURBS NEW LISTINGS 377 Maplewood Road, Merion Station 103 W Rock Hill Road, Bala Cynwyd 4 Bed/3.1 Bath; 2961 sq ft Split-Level $599,000 4 Bed/3.1 Bath; 2203 sq ft Contemporary $599,000 165 Timothy Circle, Wayne 1089 West Avenue, Springfield 4 Bed/3 Bath; 2268 sq ft Colonial $349,000 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1972 sq ft Townhouse $417,000 50 Belmont Avenue #410, Bala Cynwyd 200 Walnut Avenue, Wayne 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1,971 sq ft Condo $650,000 6 Bed/3 Bath Victorian w/Guest House 605 New Gulph Road, Bryn Mawr $1,449,000 6 Bed/4.1 Bath; 4,416 sq ft Colonial $825,000 1224 Lafayette Road, Gladwyne 5 Bed/2.1 Bath; 3100 sq ft Colonial $825,000 1208 N Spring Mill Lane, Villanova 191 Presidential Blvd #R901, Bala Cynwyd 1.04 acre lot with 4 Bed/2.1 Bath Colonial $559,000 1 Bed/1 Bath; 943 sq ft Condo $150,000 141 Overbrook Parkway, Wynnewood 20 Conshohocken State Road #611, 4 Bed/3.1 Bath; 3120 sq ft Colonial $515,000 Bala Cynwyd 220 Twinings Lane, Wayne 2 Bed/2 Bath: 1,735 sq ft Unit $249,000 5 Bed/ 4.2 Bath; 5,646 sq ft Colonial $1,385,000 1349 Wooded Way, Bryn Mawr 6 Bed/6.2 Bath; 9198 sq ft Colonial 1600 Hagys Ford Road 8G, Penn Valley $1,995,000 1 Bed/1 Bath; 766 sq ft Condo $125,000 328 Kent Road, Bala Cynwyd 300 Lawrence Road, Broomall 5 Bed/2.1 Bath; 2248 sq ft Colonial $500,000 3 Bed/3 Bath; 2,000 sq ft Ranch $365,000 JUST REDUCED 7000 Greenhill Road, Overbrook Farms 331 N Lansdowne Avenue, Lansdowne 4 Bed/2 Bath; 2351 sq ft Colonial $239,000 5 Bed/5.1 Bath; 4200 sq ft Colonial $499,000

Shauli David is a

Philadelphia resident

that knows the City of

Philadelphia. Real Estate is his passion and his career.

His years of experience in both leasing and

sales have made him an

expert on both residential and retail markets from

Northern Liberties to South

Philadelphia, the Waterfront to University City.

Hard working, passionate

and knowledgeable, he is

an essential asset for any and all real estate needs.

Customer service is priority number one, making Shauli a top choice for anyone

looking to buy, sell, or rent properties in Philadelphia.

Work with Shauli David & Elfant Wissahickon O: 215-893-9920 C: 215-605-0917

2012 Spruce Street, Rittenhouse Square 5 Bed/5 Bath; 7155 sq ft Townhome $3,690,000 NEW LISTINGS 5448 Ridge Ave, Roxborough 4 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1824 sq ft Twin $229,950 2001 Hamilton Street #517, Art Museum 1 Bed/ 1 Bath; 674 sq ft Condo $229,900 1112 Spruce Street #5, Washington Square 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1,786 sq ft Townhouse $680,000 3600 Conshohocken Avenue, River Park Unit 2009: 1 Bed/1 Bath; 815 sq ft Condo $69,000 Unit 2101: 2 Bed/2 Bath; 1251 sq ft Condo $84,999 Unit 2209: 1 Bed/1 Bath; 815 sq ft Condo $59,999 JUST REDUCED 1628 Spruce Street #4, Rittenhouse Square 2 Bed/1 Bath; 800 sq ft Condo $325,000

3112 Haverford Ave., Powelton Village 5Bed/2.1Bath; 1,998 sq ft Townhouse $395,000 1919 Walnut Street, Rittenhouse Square 7,000 sq ft Commercial Space $3,000,000 Rental Options Available 303-5 S 11th Street, Washington Sq West Unit 2: 1 Bed/1 Bath; 772 sq ft Condo $239,000 710 Preston Avenue, Bryn Mawr Unit 10: 1 Bed/1 Bath; 868 sq ft Condo $215,000 Unit 5: 2 Bed/1 Bath; 736 sq ft Condo $300,000 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1800 sq ft Twin $325,000 1737-39 Chestnut Street #701, 20 W Turnbull Avenue, Havertown Rittenhouse Square 4 Bed/2.1 Bath; 2564 sq ft rehabbed colonial 2 Bed/2 Bath; 1744 sq ft Condo $725,000 $500,000 2301 Cherry Street 4Q, Logan Square 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 1778 sq ft Condo $425,000 941 Bryn Mawr Avenue, Penn Valley 426 Seville Street. Manayunk 6 Bed/5.1 Bath, 8231 sq ft Normandy $1,395,000 4 Bed/1.1 Bath; 2016 sq ft Twin $239,000 6 E Dartmouth Road, Bala Cynwyd 303 Krams Avenue, Manayunk 3 Bed/2.1 Bath; 2236 sq ft Traditional $550,000 3 Bed/1 Bath; 1344 sq ft Twin $199,000

Shauli David

102 Trotters Drive, Phoenixville 5 Bed/4.1 Bath; 5729 sq ft Colonial $659,900 415 Conshohocken State Road, Gladwyne 4 Bed/3.1 Bath; 2912 sq ft Contemporary $724,500 1230 Ridgewood Road, Bryn Mawr 5 Bed/4.2 Bath: 6755 sq ft French Estate $1,599,000.

Also Available For Rent $7,500/month

CENTER CITY PHILA.

Rittenhouse Square • Rooftop Pool • Fitness Center• Valet Parking • 24 Hr Security 24 Hr Maintenance Studios $130,000 to $160,000 1 Bedrooms $250,000 to $300,000 2 Bedrooms $300,000 to $450,000 3 Bedrooms $400,000 to $550,000 Includes real estate tax • No transfer tax

sdavid@ewrhomes.com

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NEW LISTINGS

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Washington Sq. West $525,000 2BR, 1.5bth brk Townhs feats fplc, granite kit, back patio & C/A. 1-Car garage. LL Den or 3rd BR. McCall Catchment

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