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Architects that designed the city’s Health Center One building in South Philadelphia saw it as a look into Philly’s future but there’s hope that a modern facade will take over that corner of Broad.
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must have walked past Health Center One dozens of times over the course of close to a decade before I ever really noticed it. It’s the building on the southwest corner of Broad and Lombard streets in Center City. The one with teal bricks and rounded corners and big glass planes with block letters proclaiming “DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH.� There’s a lot to look at on that stretch of South Broad Street. A strikingly ornamented house on the other side of the street was once thought to be the work of famed Philadelphia architect Frank Furness. Facing north, on the other side of Lombard, the Symphony House, built by de-
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veloper Carl Dranoff, draws your eye up to the more grandly scaled parade of buildings leading to City Hall. The three-story health center, which was completed in 1960, is sort of shaded away at the corner. I took it for granted until, one day, I didn’t. That’s sort of the story of mid-century modern architecture in general. For a while, a lot of it wasn’t old enough to be considered important by historians and preservationists. But now it is, and there’s a bonanza of activity around trying to protect prominent examples of the style. Lately, the Department of Public Health has begun moving workers out of Health Center One and into other locations as the city seeks a developer to buy and redevelop the prominent corner prop-
erty. The building should be vacant by August 2019, according to a spokesman for the Department of Planning and Development, and the city expects to announce a developer for the project this fall. Meanwhile, last year, the Philadelphia Historical Commission voted to add the teal facade to the local Register of Historic Places. That means it’s safe – theoretically. But developers of other historic buildings have occasionally found ways around designation, getting permission to demolish by claiming that preserving speciďŹ c buildings is a â€œďŹ nancial hardship.â€? Even if the developers don’t go that route for Health Center One, some say, the fact that the building is now listed on the historic register could lower the value of the
property, keeping untold dollars from the city and schools. Which raises a question: What is the preserved building worth? The city says two developers were invited to respond to a Request for Proposals to redevelop the site, after an initial Request for QualiďŹ cations was released last year. But it’s not saying who the ďŹ nalists are until it announces the winner later this year. A list of attendees for a tour of the site released as part of the solicitation included a host of prominent developers, and rumor has it that the Goldenberg Group, which owns the adjacent charter school building, is in the running. (Goldenberg declined to comment for this story.) In its initial request for qualiďŹ cations, the city said it preferred a mixed-use commercial and residential or hotel project that would create active uses on the ground oor. It was agnostic about whether or not the existing building should be reused – but that was before the Historical Commission voted to designate it. The Department of Planning and Development says it doesn’t know whether the designation lowered the offering price of either of the ďŹ nalists. Earlier in August, the Point Breeze-based developer Ori Feibush, who says he has no ďŹ nancial interest in the property, but who seems to have a special knack for dividing people into camps, posted a poll in a Facebook group about urban issues in Philadelphia. “Which would you choose if you had a vote?â€? the poll said. “Contribute $10mm to our City and School District, or Preserve the Facade of Health Center One.â€? There’s no reason to assume that $10 million is the accurate amount by which the value of the property is lowered because of the historic designation. But it stands to reason that it would be easier, and cheaper, to redevelop the property from a blank slate rather than keeping the historic facade intact. (For what it’s worth, most respondents voted for the additional money instead of preservation, but that may say as much about the membership of a private Facebook group as anything else. And yes, we’re reporting Feibush’s poll here with his permission.) “I was hoping to create a dialogue over the very obvious reality that most preservationists seem unwilling to discuss, that there’s a cost to preservation,â€? Feibush says.
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The state of the city’s Health Center One building is yet another structure locked in a battle of development vs. preservation. Feibush says the poll didn’t really create the kind of dialogue he claims to have wanted, but he stands by the question: “Either you are willing to sacriďŹ ce tax dollars to preserve a building for the greater public good, or you’re not,â€? he says. “Both are OK positions.â€? It’s a cold assessment of the issue. But I wonder if it may be useful. In Philadelphia, where historic buildings are often threatened by development, preservationists might beneďŹ t from articulating exactly why it’s worth spending public effort or forgoing public money to keep old buildings intact. If they concede the assumption that the best use of all public property is to maximize the amount of revenue you can get from its sale, they’re always going to be on the defensive. Feibush says he doesn’t personally care about the Health Center One facade. I know some Dept. of Public Health employees wouldn’t mind watching it be demolished either. But here’s some of what the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia had to say in its nomination of the building for historic status: “The building’s distinctive mid-century style is ‌ an important contribution to the urban streetscape of South Broad Street, a historic and contemporary focal point of the arts in Philadelphia. The modern impulses of District Health Center 1 are most apparent in its form. A synthesis of geometry and curves, the exaggerated bold shapes are emphasized
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by horizontal lines and inset base. The ribbon windows and space-age pilot house skylight transform the building into an icon of science ďŹ ction. At night, light glows through the glass block mosaics and ribbon windows, reinforcing the futuristic feel of the design.â€? Patrick Grossi, the advocacy director for the Preservation Alliance, says the architects of the building, Newcomb Montgomery and Robert Bishop, employed design elements to “suggest an optimistic future for the city.â€? “Whether you buy this or not, that’s open to debate and interpretation, but the architects meant it that way,â€? Grossi says. Grossi also acknowledges the corner of Broad and Lombard could handle a lot more density than a three-story public services building. But the building is one that could potentially accommodate an overbuild, he says, and there are also other portions of the site that could be built up. And importantly, the facade reects an era when the city thought differently about what its public buildings could do. “Speaking for myself, I really love this building,â€? Grossi says. “It’s a niche of architectural history that I’m really interested in. But what I also really like about it is, it's a reminder of a time when the city actually did put resources and time and thought into the design of its public buildings. And there’s not too many examples of that in recent history.â€? How much is that worth? J TWITTER: @JAREDBREY_
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First person shooter After receiving high praise in NYC, Lockhardt takes an expanded look at school violence at this year’s Fringe Festival BY KERITH GABRIEL
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hen we hear of school shootings in America, the focus is always on the victims, those directly affected. The lives lost and those injured take the front seat when it comes to describing the impact of such an event. But what about the ones in the building? In a different part of the school, the ones not directly affected but that too will have their lives irreversibly changed by such an event? That side of school shootings is equally as important and is the focus of a powerful independent Fringe presentation called Lockhardt, beginning Sept. 7 on the Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theater. The show will tell the event through the eyes of one teacher, Ms. Hendricks, played by Amanda Curry. The show played to rave reviews during a short theater production in New York City in 2017, but this Fringe iteration has been upgraded to an hour-long production by the folks at HSC Productions.
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Before the start of the show, PW caught up with Tom Englan, producer, artist director and playwright at HSC, about what Fringe-goers can expect from this new version of Lockhardt and the intrinsic look at the human side of such a devastating event.
When did you collectively decide that it was time to host a show like this? This show has been in development since 2017; it was part of a short theater festival in New York City where it ďŹ nished runner-up as best play. Basically, we live in a world where we’ve become desensitized to just how traumatic something like a school shooting really is. It’s absolutely terrifying, but for so many until you’re in it, there’s this weird desensitization to it all. When we think of trauma even now we think more about direct victims like the people who were hurt, but there’s so many people – teachers, students, staff who just for being in the building their lives are changed forever. So that was really something I wanted to make more of a focal point in the Fringe piece.
Well, we’ve made the piece a bit longer, it’s now an hour-long show that goes hand-in-hand with the work of the original director of the piece, Ben Smallen. We’re looking to basically tell this through the eyes of the teacher, the main character of the story Ms. Hendricks, and viewing her as what she was as a very conďŹ dent and competent AP English teacher to now being charged with having to take care of both her students and herself during such a traumatic experience. How fair is that for her as a teacher? What are the rules that she has to follow? Do you listen to your own instincts or the rules that are suggested by the school who are looking at it through a second hand lens? How quickly can you adapt? We’ve been looking to tell this through the teacher’s eyes and how she becomes the protector here in addition to being the educator.
So talk to me about the lead actress Amanda Curry. What’s her passion for this role and how excited is she to play Ms. Hendricks? I am beyond lucky to be back with Amanda. She’s the original actor playing the role of Ms. Hendricks, Amanda Curry. She’s beyond talented, but more importantly a compassionate actress that brings a lot of realism to the role. In her normal 9-to-5 job, she’s actually an English and Theater teacher herself at a school in Delaware. When I decided to expand the staff, the caveat was that we had to retain Amanda. She just does a really great job at showing how strong teachers are but also that there is a humanity to what they do. That they arrive as educators, but then get in their cars and go home and deal with real life and families the same as all of us. There’s also an immense amount of pride brought to this job.
As an outsider looking in, it seems like telling this type of story is really important and vital for you. Why? It’s all about giving a little more understanding and respect to people that have been a part of this. The way that I’ve summed up this story is that this show is about the victims of school shootings that were able
to have a camera shoved in their face by the news. They were the teachers and the students in other parts of the building that didn’t have direct contact with the attacker, but felt the pain with every shot. That trauma changes you.
What will you hope that fans take away from this expanded version? Talking specifically about fans of the original show and now Fringe first timers? The point of this show is that it’s a political topic that people feel they have different solutions to these problems, but what we hope to explore is that there is a root to all of our calls to action and a root for humanity. I think the ďŹ rst thing we need to understand here is that this isn’t just a news blip that you watch and sympathize with. There are human beings like us in these horriďŹ c situations whose lives were literally changed forever the minute that ďŹ rst shot went off from an intruder. As an audience member, I want people to experience that and feel the anonymity of threat, feeling the fear and thinking not just about “what would I do [for myself]â€? but also “how would I think of others in that situation.â€? J Lockhardt | Sept. 7-8, Sept. 14-15. 8pm. $20. ($10 with valid student ID). Arden Theater, 40 N. 2nd St. fringearts.com/Lockhardt TWITTER: @SPRTSWTR
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The folks at Bearded Ladies Cabaret will convey the art of burlesque in their Fringe Festival curated piece, Do You Want a Cookie?
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Bearded Ladies hope to explore the lines of cabaret in world premiere Fringe offering, Do You Want A Cookie BY TIMAREE SCHMIT
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ou’ve deďŹ nitely heard of it, maybe experienced it, but now that we’re thinking about it – what is cabaret? The answer? Complex. This is according to Sally Ollove, associate artistic director of the internationally renowned Bearded Ladies Cabaret, and the question the group’s upcoming world premiere Fringe Festival production, Do You Want A Cookie? seeks to explore. “Cabaret is a much mushier term than burlesque
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and theater, in part because it combines many different traditions,â€? she explains, “But it does have a distinctive origin: Paris in 1881. We think what uniďŹ es most cabaret performances is that they are late-night events that embrace the centrality of an intimate audience/performer relationship.â€? The Bearded Ladies will be using a massive, cavernous old factory as the setting for this experiment, combining baked goods with performance as they showcase highlights in the history cabaret, “from Le Chat Noir to Weimar nightlife to 21st-century drag.â€? Presented at the 448 N. 10th St. arts building over the course of the Fringe Festival, Do You Want a Cookie?
will also show on select nights that will have unique post-show opportunity to enjoy a variety of featured cabaret artists during a segment called Late Night Snacks. Featured performers include Philly beloveds such as Dito van Reigersberg, Jess Conda and Tareke Ortiz. Given the political climate, now is a particularly apt time to examine this lineage and ask questions about the nature of cabaret, including its very purpose. Ollove, who is the group’s dramaturg and co-conceiver of this project, explains, “We can see that cabaret often ourishes just after or during times of sociopolitical upheaval, but what role, if any, do cabaret artists play in those spheres? What happens when you are both trying to challenge a dominant societal structure but are also complicit in it?â€? And how long have these feelings been around? How about well over a century. “Cabaret history is ďŹ lled with artists who are more privileged speaking in the vernacular of the disenfranchised,â€? Ollove continued. “Artists who attempt to satirize something only to inadvertently sanitize their target, artists who compromise their values in the name of self-preservation, artists who move to working-class neighborhoods in search of freedom to make their art, only to be trailed by wealthy patrons who change the character of the neighborhood, and artists who start performing for a deliberately insular community, only to become so popular that their work ends up consumed by the very people their community was insulating from. These are questions and situations that arise again and again in cabaret's 137-year history.â€? As the show looks at the history of this artform, it also considers the audience itself. Cabaret has tended to have a notably dichotomous following. It cultivates a collection of artists and yet, tied to nightlife, relies upon a degree of institutional wealth to succeed. Surprisingly, the result is a potential for meaningful community building. “We believe cabaret brings people together into a community in a way no other form can because of the centrality of the performer/audience relationship,â€? Ollove explains, “That relationship opens up the audience to relate and be present with each other. We believe that human connections are vital and that cabaret can be a way to foster those con-
nections.â€? So who is the audience for a show about cabaret itself? According to John Jarboe, the artistic director of the Bearded Ladies who directed and co-conceived the piece and will be performing it, “The misďŹ ts and the moneyed. People who love cabaret, people who hate cabaret, people who are like: what the hell is cabaret? Anyone in search of a community and a connection to history.â€? What does any of that have to do with baked goods? “The title is a reference to a quote from a Weimar-era cabaret composer named Friedrich Hollaender who was searching for a deďŹ nition of cabaret of his own,â€? Ollove explains, “In an essay on the subject, he refers to cabaret as a ‘poison cookie.’ We've got a number of cookies joining us from far-ung places like Seattle, Poland, Paris and Fishtown, each with their own particular brand of poison and cookie.â€? “We've got 14 different performers, each of whom performs cabaret differently,â€? she says, “So come to the show and ďŹ nd out which deďŹ nition meets your needs!â€? J Do You Want A Cookie? | Sept. 4-16. Prices range from $10-$35 448 N. 10th St. fringearts.com/ event/do-you-want-a-cookie-9/ TWITTER: @TIMAREE_LEIGH
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
BOOK LAUNCH
FILM FESTIVAL
Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival
Grab the popcorn because the Philadelphia Unnamed Film Festival is in town. Featuring an eclectic mix of alternative movies from around the world, the festival will screen more than 45 movies. In addition, the ďŹ lm fest will have local art and special guests from the ďŹ lm industry. | Sept. 6-9. Prices and times vary. Proscenium Theater, 302 S. Hicks St. filmfreeway.com/PhiladelphiaUnnamedFilmFestival/tickets
MUSIC
‘Building the Cycling City’
Celebrate the release of the book “Building the Cycling City: The Dutch Blueprint for Urban Vitality.� Expect beer, food, laughs and learning as Melissa and Chris Bruntlett discuss the process of the Netherlands becoming the world’s top cycling nation, and how North American cities are starting to implement Dutch-inspired ideas and infrastructure. | 6:30-8:30pm. Free. Firth & Wilson Transport Cycle, 1105 Frankford Ave. 5thsq.org/ building_the_bicycling_city
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 HISTORY
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What to do in & around the city
Neighborhood-to-Neighborhood Street Festival
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he mic was lowered when the Queen of Soul recently passed away. But now you can honor Aretha Franklin in the city where she performed her last concert at the 24th annual Neighborhood 2 Neighborhood Festival. The day will invite recording artists Kathy Sledge, Monica, Kelly Price, Keke Wyatt, Aretha’s close friend Jean Carne and Kindred the Family Soul to perform their own songs as well as cover some from the 18-time, Grammy Award-winning artist’s repertoire. Hosted by Sen. Anthony H. Williams and the Black Women in Sport Foundation, the annual fest will have food, games, activities, information and resources and more. So get out this Saturday to celebrate community and pay “Respect� to the woman with the legendary voice. Sept. 8. Noon-8pm. Free. 50th and Baltimore Ave. eventbrite.com/e/n2n-festival-2018-atribute-to-aretha-franklin-registration-49539745713
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Eight-time Grammy Award-winning musician and reggae icon Ziggy Marley returns to the Mann to support his seventh full-length studio album, “Rebellion Rises.� Fully written, recorded and produced by Marley, this passionate and indelible new collection of music encourages people to stand together in activism through love. | 6pm. $30-$50.50. The Mann Center for Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave. manncenter.org/events/ziggymarley
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Onwards & Upwards: The Italian American Dream’
This show is performed in Italian and English, and deals with past Italian immigration and recent immigration that happens worldwide, the values that immigrants bring along, and their life-long difďŹ culties and upsets. | Sept. 5-8. 5pm and 7pm. $29. History of Italian Immigration Museum, 1834 E. Passyunk Ave.
MUSIC
Poetry vs. Hip-Hop
It’s poetry vs hip-hop. Who will have the better line and rhyme? Hosted by internationally award-winning poet and comedian Queen Sheba, this nationally touring show is all about the master of the verse. | 8pm. $10-$25. World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. worldcafelive.com/event/1745403-poetryvs-hip-hop-philly-philadelphia/
Cults at The Convent: Philadelphia and Beyond
Join Field Agent Ryan Susurrus of Atlas Obscura Society Philadelphia for a lecture on the history and types of cults and new religious movements in ancient and contemporary society. Sate your curiosity on how individuals become involved with and separate from cults, as we delve deeply into speciďŹ c cults that are directly and peripherally connected to Philadelphia. Ritual refreshments will be served. Items from more well-known cults of the 21st century will be on hand for our viewing and reading pleasure. | 7-9:30pm. $25. The Convent Philly, 1648 E. Berks St. eventbrite.com/e/atlas-obscura-societyphilly-cults-at-the-convent-philadelphiaand-beyond-tickets-48924476426?aff=efbe venttix#tickets
DANCE
First Friday Salsa Night
Get ready to shake a tail feather to live salsa music! Are you new to salsa or need to freshen up on your moves? Executive Director of Philadelphia Dance Foundation Jackie Fisher
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will provide a free lesson at 7pm. After the warm up, Jimmy Jorge and the Latin Express will perform at 7:30pm so you can dance the night away. | 7-10pm. Free admission. The Piazza at Schmidt’s Commons, 1001 N. 2nd St. theschmidtscommons.com/
FESTIVAL
2018 Philadelphia Inclusive Arts Festival
This ďŹ rst-ever festival will be jam-packed with art workshops, panel discussions and community building all across the City of Brotherly Love. The goal of the festival is to highlight creative work from people of all backgrounds and abilities while encouraging each other to be inclusive allies. | Sept. 6-9. Times, prices and locations vary. picatic. com/PIAF18
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Stifters Dinge’
“A play without actors. A performance without performers,â€? reads the performance’s ofďŹ cial description. Intriguing! Inspired by the 19th century poet and writer Adalbert Stifter, current-day German composer Heiner Goebbels crafts a musical masterpiece comprised of stage props. Making the inanimate animate, the stage comes alive as various props play the musical score. With an overlay of recordings of political ďŹ gures and artists, the performance ruminates on the idea of the unknown and its political ramiďŹ cations. | Sept. 7-9. Times vary. $15-$29. The Navy Yard, Building 611, 1120 Flagship Drive. fringearts.com/event/ stifters-dinge/
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Lockhardt’
Timely and pertinent to conversations around gun control, “Lockhardtâ€? centers on an AP English class during a school shooting. Presented by Heart-Soul-Control HSC Productions, teacher Ms. Hendricks must ďŹ gure out whether school protocol and procedure are enough to save herself and her students. | Sept. 7-8, 14-15. 8pm. $20. Arcadia Stage at the Arden Theatre, 40 N. 2nd St. fringearts.com/event/lockhardt-4/
FESTIVAL
Philadelphia Honey Festival 2018
Find out what the bzzz us about at the annual Philadelphia Honey Festival. Presented by the Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild, the festival will be taking place at three locations: Glen Foerd on the Delaware, Wyck Historic House and Bartram’s Garden. | Sept. 7-9. Times vary. Free. Locations vary. phillyhoneyfest.com
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 MARKET
Gone but Not Forgotten: Market of the Macabre
Peruse a curated collection of unusual antiques, assorted oddities, vintage items, artwork and handmade wares at this outdoor market of the macabre. Taking place in the most ďŹ tting of venues - a 182-yearold Victorian cemetery - visitors will have the opportunity to explore their morbid curiosity, in addition to Laurel Hill’s scenic grounds and rich history. The afternoon will include food and beer for purchase from local vendors - don’t forget to bring cash! Victorian and/or Steampunk attire is encouraged. | Noon-5pm. $5. Laurel Hill Cemetery, 3822 Ridge Ave. facebook.com/ events/204704617068172/
MARKET
Fishtown Flea
Take advantage of your weekend at the Fishtown Flea. This outdoor craft fair highlights the best local indie designers. Come get ready to shop ‘til you drop! | 10am-4pm. Free. 1700 N. Front St. facebook.com/ events/2115981775389250/
CAUSES
Campus Hunger: How Students Face and Fight Food Insecurity
In this interactive class, learn how Philadelphia-area university students are addressing barriers to food access on their campuses and beyond. Make challah, a braided yeast bread, and enjoy generous samples alongside sweet and savory spreads while sharing information about resources and services available to access and advocate for a just food system. | 10:30am-1pm. $7. Free Library of Philadelphia, Culinary Literacy Center, 1901 Vine St. eventbrite. com/e/campus-hunger-how-studentsface-and-fight-food-insecurity-tickets49153893619?aff=efbeventtix
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Le Super Grand Continental’
Hey, it’s the Fringe Festival, so it’s got to be big – super grand even! Put on your dancing shoes and shimmy on over to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for a collaborative spectacle of dance. The Montreal-based choreographer Sylvain Émard returns from her 2012 Fringe Festival performance with 200 Philadelphians of all backgrounds to perform a synchronized dance. For an evening of joy and movement, this is one you don’t want to miss. | Sept. 8: 4pm and 8pm. Sept. 9: 4pm. Free. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. fringearts.com/event/le-super-grand-continental-2/ Eagles fan is met with backlash from all sides of the spectrum. Whether she is called out for not being “a real fanâ€? or a hypocrite to her feminist roots, Gwen struggles to reconcile the different facets of her life to fully enjoy her new fandom. | Sept. 8-22. 2pm and 8pm showings. $15-$25. Louis Bluver Theatre at the Drake InterAct Theatre Company, 302 S. Hicks St. fringearts.com/event/fly-eaglesfly/
For all those Philly underdogs, this show by “Tribe of Foolsâ€? is for you. When Gwen ďŹ nds her inner green, the newly converted
FRINGE FESTIVAL
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 FESTIVAL
‘The William Penn Story’
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Fly Eagles Fly’
pickle vendors, a SuckerPunch Gourmet Pickle eating contest, pickle-inspired foods, pickleinfused drinks, games, Dilly The Philly Pickle and live entertainment. | 1-6pm. $10-$25. The Piazza at Schmidt’s Commons, 1050 N. Hancock St. digitalforceagency.ticketbud. com/pickledelphia-pickle-festival
Pickledelphia Pickle Festival
Guys, this is a big dill! Satisfy those pickle cravings at an all-out pickle fest! There will be
“Hip-hop meets alt-rock meets jazz-funk meets 18th-century Quaker ideology.� Presented by Brotherly Love Theatre Company, in partnership with Pennsbury Manor, Penn’s country estate, audiences can learn the story of Philly’s founding father and the 17th cen-
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tury through a contemporary and accessible lens. This musical is perfect for the whole family to enjoy. | Sept. 9 and 16: 4pm. Sept. 13 and 19: 7:30pm. $20. Lemon Hill Mansion, 801 Lemon Hill Drive. fringearts.com/ event/the-william-penn-story-4/
CAUSES
Rise for Climate, Jobs, & Justice
No more stalling, no more delays: it’s time for a fast and just transition to 100 percent clean and renewable energy for all. People from across the Philadelphia area will join allies all over the world in taking action to protect a livable climate and build a just and sustainable society. Come for a march and action, plus a town hall forum and training. | 10am-1:30pm. Free. Love Park, 1599 JFK Blvd. actionnetwork.org/events/philadelphia-day-of-action-for-climate-jobs-andjustice-2
MUSIC
released their ďŹ rst new music in seven years with “Still The Same.â€? | 7pm. $31-$85. The Mann Center for Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave.manncenter.org/events/sugarland
FRINGE FESTIVAL
‘Peg!’
Meet Peg ‌ the ultimate lover of glitter, dogs, Costco, and 80s dance music. Join her in fulďŹ lling her lifelong dream of creating her self-titled talk show, “Peg!â€? In this improvisational structured show, we talk about life through the lens of a midwestern gal who’s “having the time of her life.â€? | Sept 11, 17-18. 9:30pm. $10. Philly Improv Theater at the Adrienne, 2030 Samson St. fringearts.com/ event/peg/
Optimal Sport 1315. | 6-7pm. Free. Dilworth Park, 1 S. 15th St. facebook.com/ events/1281935268609736/
TRAINING
Overdose Awareness and Reversal Training
Overdoses are a scary reality in today’s culture. Learn how to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose using naloxone presented by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health. | 6pm. Free. South Philly Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia, 1700 S. Broad St. facebook.com/events/1739533952781377/
Grateful Dead fans, get ready to catch founding member Philip Chapman Lesh live at the Fillmore. The show is moving from its previous venue at Festival Pier, but the show times remain the same and all tickets for Festival Pier will be honored at the Fillmore. | 6:30pm. $59.50. The Fillmore, 29 E. Allen St. facebook.com/events/168912760443210/
BLOCK PARTY
Bok 3rd Annual B[L]OK PARTY
Come out to Mifin Street and celebrate the 3rd annual B[L]OK PARTY for friends and neighbors! There will be activities for kids and adults of all ages - bouncy castle, food trucks, Philly Foodworks CSA sign up and produce stand, live mural, photo booth, bicycle decoration station, performances, live ice carving, and so much more! | Noon-4pm. Free. Bok Bar, 1901 S. 9th St. facebook.com/ events/232733197582893/
MUSIC
Sugarland Still The Same 2018 Tour
Grammy Award-winning pair Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush of Sugarland are refreshing their musical visions while staying true to an authentic sound and emotive songwriting that has made Sugarland ubiquitous with country music duos. The Georgia natives
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GARDENING
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 FRINGE FESTIVAL
Cactus & Crystals Workshop
Phil Lesh
dergoes assisted reproduction and mentally as well as spiritually journeys through the scientiďŹ c and theological questions of her current state. With two live puppets as her conďŹ dants, Becca brings in the Jewish traditions of questioning and storytelling through humor, reection and inquisitiveness. Overlooking the whole scene is an onstage violinist, playing Becca’s fate. | Sept. 11-16. Times vary. $20. The PlayGround at the Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St. fringearts.com/event/almostpregnant-6/
‘An Unofficial, Unauthorized Tour of Love Park’
An interactive, questions-encouraged tour of LOVE Park with a completely legitimate, highly respected, and 100 percent real tour company. At each stop on this mind-bending guided walk through the park, facts will be manipulated and reality will melt. Maybe a bush will talk to you? And maybe that bush invented love. | Sept. 10 and 15, 2pm. Sept. 13, 6:30pm. Free. LOVE Park, 1599 JFK Blvd. fringearts.com/8111
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Repair Fair
Philly Fixers Guild will help you learn to make repairs to any broken item you can bring in! The event highlights the importance to repair, rather than replace, in the effort to decrease the amount of waste we create and reduce the amount of unnecessary purchases we have to make when things go wrong. | 6-9pm. Free. Love City Brewing Company, 1023 Hamilton St. facebook.com/ events/476536046184348/
Enjoy great drinks and food while learning the basics of planting and caring for your very own succulent arrangement. Your ticket includes a wide variety of crystals and vintage teacups to choose from, along with all the knowledge you need for your succulent to thrive. | 6:30-8pm. $22. PHS South Street Beer Garden, 1436 South St. facebook.com/ events/240395706672825/
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Guided Conversation on Nature
Come beat the Monday Blues with a dose of nature and mindfulness! Join us as we sit and open our awareness to our environment and ourselves. The one-hour discussion will be guided by quotes and teachings. Dressing comfortably is recommended. Beginners welcome! | 6pm. Free. John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, 8601 Lindbergh Blvd. facebook.com/events/701517080186637/
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Whether you are a “Tiny Dancer� or a “Rocket Man,� it’s time to come on out because the “Bitch is Back.� Iconic music legend, Sir Elton John will be gracing the Philly stage for two nights on his Farewell the Yellow Brick Road tour. | Sept. 11-12. 8pm. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/events/detail/ elton-john
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Night Skies in the Observatory
For an evening of “out of this world� astronomy activities, come to the monthly stargazing event connecting you to celestial objects in the night sky. See stars, planets and nebulae using telescopes in Bloom Observatory and at Ben’s Starlight Lounge, which features a cash bar. Enjoy planetarium shows, a live science talk on astronomy or space science, hands-on astronomy activities and continuous telescopic observing all evening (weather permitting). The program is staffed with knowledgeable observers and free star maps are provided. | 5-10pm. $5-$10. Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St. http://bit.ly/2ukOFzK
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Get your body going with this all out, super calorie-burning dance party, set to Latin and pop music hits. The event will be led by expert instructors in the ďŹ eld from
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Faced with infertility, Becca physically un-
Attention Philadelphia connectors! LinkedIn Local is an idea that has been popping up all across the globe. The purpose is to get to know the people behind the proďŹ les and connect face-to-face. The mission is to strengthen online communities ofine through meaningful interactions. | 5:30-8:30pm. $20. Stats on 17th, 111 South 17th St. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. eventbrite.com/e/linkedin-local-philadelphia-tickets-49474672076?aff=efbeventtix
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performer creates a unique shape and environment with body movements. Watch the sculptures come to life, listen to Eiko’s life story and artistic journey, and then try out the sculptures for yourself! | 7-8:30pm. $12. Fleisher Art Memorial, 719 Catharine St. eventbrite.com/e/12x12-eiko-fan-tickets44260045989?aff=efbeventtix
actor and best-selling author Sebastian Maniscalco. | 8pm. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly. com/events/detail/sebastian-maniscalco
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September Garden Party
Don’t miss the last Magic Gardens happy hour event of the year! All drinks are included with admission, so grab a cold beverage and head over to one of our craft tables. This month we’ll be relaxing with some cool coloring pages and making funky felt pennants. The night will also include scavenger hunts and live music. | 5-8pm. $12-$20. Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens, 1020 South St. phillymagicgardens.org/event/september-garden-party/
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‘In the Forest’
Each path tells a story. Tangle’s acrobats and 360-degree sculptural set surround you at “In the Forest,� an immersive circus-theater show where threads guide travelers into new worlds. Choose your view and explore a landscape of light and shade, trapeze and aerial silks, live music, and twisting tales for an experience that changes at each turn. | Sept. 12-15. $14-$20. The Rotunda, 4014 Walnut St. tangle-arts.com/tickets
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Woofstock: Summer Concert Series
Hosted by the members of Seger Dog Park, Woofstock is a summer-long concert series that dog owners and community members alike are invited to attend. Enjoy the live music while your pups run and play in the offleash dog run or bring a blanket and sit by the performers on the grassy hillside of the park. A local food truck will also be available each Tuesday to purchase food and drinks. | 5:30-7:30pm. Seger Park, 1020 Lombard St. segerpark.net
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sylvania’s Governor for forming the Commission on LGBTQ Affairs, the only one of its kind in the United States. | 5-7pm. Prices vary. Woody’s, 13th and Walnut Sts. secure. actblue.com/donate/woodys18
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Deep knee bends in front of Renaissance armor? Jumping jacks with Picasso? Put your sneakers on and jog along with Monica Bill Barnes and her long-time dancing partner Anna Bass as they travel through the Philadelphia Museum of Art, performing choreographed exercises in the galleries. | Sept. 1216. $15-$35. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. fringearts. com/event/the-museum-workout/
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Recipes from the Paw Paw Patch Join the Philadelphia Orchard Project and chef Ari Miller for a collaborative approach to using the season’s harvests of paw paw, or Asimina triloba, a mango-sized fruit indigenous to North America. Much of the paw paw tree’s native habitat has been destroyed by development; all the while, there continues to be widespread recognition of the paw paw patch in indigenous and folk traditions. Chef Ari will work with participants on several recipes featuring the creamy custard-like esh of the paw paw fruit. Come out and learn more about this special seasonal treat. Generous tastings included! | 6-8:30pm. $10. Free Library of Philadelphia: Culinary Literacy Center, 1901 Vine St. eventbrite.com/e/ recipes-from-the-paw-paw-patch-tickets46332602060?aff=efbeventtix
CRAFTS
Soap & Suds - Making McGillin’s 1860 IPA as Soap
Let’s get sudsy. Learn how Duross & Langel create soap into beer inspired bars. The folks from McGillin’s will also be there to talk about how the IPA came to be. Beer will be free! | 5:30-8pm. $10. Duross & Langel, 117 S. 13th St. durossandlangel.com/products/soapevent-ticket?variant=12117083291715
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University City District and the Baltimore Avenue Business Association are back with Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll. Don’t break the bank and come shop neighborhood businesses for $1 bargains From $1 pours of craft beers to ethnic bites to special memberships and ticket offers, this West Philadelphia event has something for everyone. | 5:30-8:30pm. Baltimore Avenue, between 43rd and 52nd St. facebook.com/events/1814106325334644/
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BEFORE: No lubricating fluid luid or or UNHEALTHY: No lubricating cartilage lead to to pain bone-on-bone cartilage leads painful bone-onrubbing. bone rubbing.
because of the pain and expense. However, Synovia should be taken at the irst sign of discomfort.� New Discovery The needle injection procedure has been given to hundreds of thousands of patients over the last several years. Doctors use the shots to boost a critical element of the joint called synovial luid. This lubricating luid is found between the cartilage and bones of every joint. According to the irm’s head of R&D, Mike McNeill, “Researchers have been working for years to ind a way to boost this luid noninvasively. The problem was the molecule used in the injections was too large to absorb into the bloodstream.� Top scientists conquered this obstacle by inding a smaller form of the same molecule. This new glucose form is easily absorbed by your stomach and intestines! Now those who suffer from joint pain can get relief without painful injections. At less than $2 per day, early users like Steve Young are impressed. He says, “I’ve tried more pills than I can count, without any luck. Synovia is different. My knees and hands haven’t felt this good in years!� Impressive Clinical Results Leading clinics use injection therapy because it works. Recent clinical trials show the pill form also delivers major relief. One example is a landmark study out of Europe. In the study
AFTER: Synovia’s HEALTHY: Synovia’sactive activeingredients ingredients lubricatejoints jointsand and nourish nourish cartilage! cartilage so it lubricate can re-grow!
the active ingredient in Synovia was compared to a popular NSAID pain reliever. The goal was to see if it could reduce pain and swelling around the knee. The results were incredible! After just 30 days, more than 8 out of 10 people who took Synovia’s active ingredient had NO swelling. However, only 2 out of 10 people who took the NSAID experienced reduced swelling. The study also looked at cases of severe swelling. Amazingly, zero cases of severe swelling were detected in the group taking the active ingredient found in Synovia. This means it was 100% effective for the cases of severe swelling! In contrast, 9 out of 10 people taking the NSAID still had severe swelling. McNeill points out, “The impressive thing about this study is the active ingredient wasn’t tested against a fake pill. It was up against one of the most popular NSAIDs people use every day. It’s easy to see why people in pain are excited to get relief without an injection.� The New Way It Delivers Relief Getting relief without injections has big advantages. The most obvious is avoiding being stuck by a large needle every week for 5 weeks. Another downside of injections is the doctor can “miss�. The needle needs to be inserted into a precise spot in the joint to work. Otherwise, you risk the treatment being ineffective. However, boosting your lubricating joint luid by taking a pill delivers relief to all your joints, not just one. There’s an additional reason the active ingredient in Synovia works so well – it nourishes the cartilage. McNeill says, “This is vital because cartilage does not have blood vessels. The luid in the joint serves two very important pain-relief roles: lubrication and giving the cartilage the nutrients it needs.�
NO MORE NEEDLES: A popular needle injection pain-killer for joint pain is being replaced. The key molecule in these injections can now be delivered by taking a new low-cost pill called Synovia.
Approved By Leading Doctors The new delivery system for this molecule has caught the attention of leading medical doctors. “Needle injections for joint pain have been around for years because they work. Being able to get the same relief molecule through a pill is amazing. Injections may be a last resort, but I’d recommend Synovia at the irst sign of pain,� said Dr. Marie Laguna. Dr. Moss adds, “The research behind the active ingredient in Synovia is very exciting. This product is a great choice for those who haven’t had success with other joint pain treatments.�
110% Money Back Guarantee Amazing feedback from users of Synovia has generated a wave of conidence at the company. So much so that they now offer Synovia with a 110% money back guarantee. The company’s president, Michael Kenneth says, “We’ve seen how well it works. Now we want to remove any risk for those who might think Synovia sounds too good to be true.�
Simply take the pill exactly as directed. You must enjoy fast acting relief. Otherwise, return the product as directed and you’ll receive 100% of your money back plus an extra 10%. How To Get Synovia Today marks the of icial release of Synovia in Pennsylvania. As such, the company is offering a special discounted supply to everyone who calls within the next 48 hours. A Regional Order Hotline has been set up for local readers to call. This is the only way to try Synovia with their “110% money back� guarantee. Starting at 6:00 am today the order hotline will be open for 48 hours. All you have to do is call TOLL FREE 1-888-975-6558 and provide the operator with the special discount approval code: SYN18. The company will do the rest. Current supplies of Synovia are limited, and callers that don’t get through to the order hotline within the next 48 hours may have to pay more and wait until more inventory is produced. This could take as long as 6 weeks.
THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD TNE DRUG ADMINSTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE. ALL DOCTORS MENTIONED ARE REMUNERATED FOR THEIR SERVICE. ALL CLINICAL STUDIES WERE INDEPENDENTLY CONDUCTED AND WERE NOT SPONSORED BY MAKERS OF SYNOVIA.
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REAL ESTATE
THE LATEST IN SALES & RENTALS IN PHILADELPHIA
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FEATURED OPEN HOUSES Open Houses for Saturday 9/8 & Sunday 9/9 Kathy, Patrick and the Conway Team Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Fox & Roach Realtors | 215.440.8190 Saturday, 9/8 12:00-1:00pm
323 Wilder Pennsport, $329,900
1346 S Front Pennsport $425,000
306 Queen QV, $665,000
114 Alter Pennsport $289,900 12:00-2:00pm 119 Beck QV, $499,900 332 S 12th Washington Sq West $685,000 1:30-2:30pm 115 Pemberton QV, $725,000 3:00-4:00pm 830 S Front #B QV, $725,000
12:00-2:00pm 119 Beck, QV, $499,900 332 S 12th, Washington Sq West $685,000
Go Solo. If your little tribe has moved on and the family nest is empty, maybe it’s time you migrated to the city. Solo Real Estate has been helping empty nesters find new homes, and new lifestyles, for decades. So when you’re ready to pull up stakes, let Solo get you moving.
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830 S Front #B QV, $725,000 12:00-2:30pm 834 S Swanson QV, $769,900 1:30-2:30pm 636 Addison, Society Hill, $1,000,000
Sunday, 9/9
2200 Pine #105 Rittenhouse Sq, $270,000
12:00-1:00pm 129 Catharine #1 QV, $599,000
3:00-4:00pm 115 Pemberton QV, $725,000
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A truly extraordinary retreat, this bright and airy 2 BR + den bi-level loft-style penthouse condo features 20 foot ceilings, high-end finishes, towering windows with automatic shades, exposed beams and brick walls, and an open kitchen with a 36� Wolf range. Take in the breathtaking city views from the wrap around 734 sq. ft. roof deck
Enjoy living in this completely renovated 3 BR home. The 1st floor features a spacious living room and dining room that leads into a chef’s kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances, custom cabinetry, and quartz counters. This super functional home boasts 10 foot ceilings, hardwood floors and recessed lighting throughout, and a nice size backyard
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$189,000
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POINT BREEZE
Super sunny, well maintained 2 bed, 2 bath home. This home features beautiful hardwood floors and tall ceilings. Enter the home into the living room with exposed beams, a fireplace, and room for a dining table. Access to the small patio and covered alleyway is through the glass door in the living room, and there is also a gate to access the included side lot
This beautifully renovated townhome features a spacious living room and dining area, lovely hardwood flooring, and recessed lighting. The updated kitchen is bright and airy, offering new cabinets, new charcoal counter tops, and stainless steel appliances. 2 Bedrooms, 1.5 Baths
$244,900
$384,000
NEW PRICE PASSYUNK SQUARE
GRADUATE HOSPITAL This brand new 3 BR construction home features a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, highend fixtures throughout as well as grade A finishes. Enter into the main level where you will find the comfortable living room and kitchen. This home offers an audio system, an intercom, a Nest thermostat, a metal staircase and a nice backyard patio
This renovated 4 BR home features finished dark hardwood floors and a spacious eat-in kitchen with custom wood cabinets and a thermador oven. The living room bay window allows for plenty of natural light. The home offers 2 outdoor spaces: A backyard patio and a roof deck with views of Penn’s Landing
$449,900
$425,000
The Damon Michels Team
“Specializing in MainLine & Center City� Damon Michels Damon@DamonMichels.com 275 Homes www.DamonMichels.com Sold in 2017
610.668.3400 MAIN LINE SUBURBS
The William Penn House - Center City Living!
1124 YOUNGSFORD ROAD, GLADWYNE 5 BED/ 4.3 BATH | 6,144 SQ FT | $1,595,000
NEW LISTINGS 19 Snowden Rd, Bala Cynwyd 5 BED/2.1 BATH | 1,940 SQ FT | $530,000 1600 Hagys Ford Rd, Unit#10F, Penn Valley 2 BED/2 BATH | 1,381 SQ FT | $260,000
JUST REDUCED 241 Indian Creek Rd, Wynnewood 5 BED/5.2 BATH | 6,896 SQ FT | $1,098,000 1211 Mirabeau Ln, Gladwyne 7 BED/8.3 BATH | 15,317 SQ FT | $3,950,000 1320 Monk Rd, Gladwyne 5 BED/8.2 BATH | 9,923 SQ FT | $3,850,000 1461 Lanes End, Villanova 5 BED/4.3 BATH | 7,322 SQ FT | $2,150,000 1351 Bobarn Dr, Penn Valley 5 BED/4.1 BATH | 6,647 SQ FT | $1,279,000 1311 Flat Rock Rd, Penn Valley 5 BED/3.1 BATH | 3,760 SQ FT | $1,259,000 437 Hidden River Rd, Penn Valley 6 BED/5.2 BATH | 6,324 SQ FT | $1,249,000 1007 Black Rock Rd, Gladwyne 6 BED/5.1 BATH | 4,593 SQ FT | $1,100,000 726 Conshohocken State Rd, Penn Valley 4 BED/3.1 BATH | 4,894 SQ FT | $1,069,000 239 Trianon Ln, Villanova 4 BED/3.1 BATH | 3,443 SQ FT | $865,000 1116 Tower Ln E, Penn Valley 6 BED/4.1 BATH | 5,151 SQ FT | $850,000 200 S Narberth Ave, Narberth MULTI-UNIT | 3,397 SQ FT | $779,000 407 Conshohocken State Rd, Gladwyne 4 BED/3.1 BATH | 3,619 SQ FT | $749,000
CENTER CITY PHILA.
Rittenhouse Square • Rooftop Pool • Fitness Center• Valet Parking • 24 Hr Security 24 Hr Maintenance Studios $200,000 to $300,000 1 Bedrooms $300,000 to $400,000 2 Bedrooms $400,000 to $500,000 3 Bedrooms $500,000 to $600,000 Includes real estate tax • No transfer tax 207 Lindy Ln, Bala Cynwyd 3 BED/4.1 BATH | 4,217 SQ FT | $730,500 424 Devereux Dr, Villanova LOT | $665,000 519 Spruce Ln, Villanova 3 BED/3 BATH | 2,750 SQ FT | $665,000 415 S Woodbine Ave, Penn Valley 4 BED/3.1 BATH | 3,186 SQ FT | $629,000 836 Lindy Ln, Bala Cynwyd 3 BED/4 BATH | 3,500 SQ FT | $611,000 19 Daylesford Blvd, Berwyn 3 BED/2.2 BATH | 3,413 SQ FT | $599,000 410 Conshohocken State Rd, Bala Cynwyd 3 BED/2.2 BATH | 2,957 SQ FT | $589,000 1172 Saint Andrews Rd, Bryn Mawr 3 BED/3.1 BATH | 2,984 SQ FT | $575,000 1119 W Old Wynnewood Rd, Wynnewood 4 BED/2.1 BATH | 2,622 SQ FT | $549,000 317 S Bryn Mawr Ave, Bryn Mawr 4 BED/2.1 BATH | 3,287 SQ FT | $545,000 605 San Marino Ave, Bryn Mawr 4 BED/1.1 BATH | 2,052 SQ FT | $475,000 xxx West Chester Pike, Havertown LOT | $400,000 150 Stoneway Ln, Bala Cynwyd 3 BED/1.1 BATH | 1,320 SQ FT | $274,999
737 W ALLENS LN, PHILADELPHIA 7 BED/4.3 BATH | 7,332 SQ FT | $2,000,000 5860 Woodbine Ave, Philadelphia 6 BED/4.1 BATH | 3,725 SQ FT | $695,000 2317 N 50th St, Philadelphia 5 BED/3.2 BATH | 4,059 SQ FT | $549,000 1420 Locust St, Unit#16D/B, Philadelphia 1 BED/2.1 BATH | 1,386 SQ FT | $449,000 501 Kingsley Court, Unit#LOT 1, Philadelphia 4 BED/2.1 BATH | 2,400 SQ FT | $441,300 4523 Baker St, Philadelphia 4 BED/2.1 BATH | 2,240 SQ FT | $325,000 2248 N Carlisle St, Philadelphia 5 BED/2 BATH | 1,606 SQ FT | $239,000 3900 Ford Rd, Unit#6G, Philadelphia 2 BED/2 BATH | 1,328 SQ FT | $194,500
REAL ESTATE
1901 JOHN F KENNEDY BLVD, PHILDELPHIA Unit#2521/2 | 3 BED/3 BATH | 1,906 SQ FT | $950,000 Unit#1409 | 2 BED/1 BATH | 1,140 SQ FT | $439,000 Unit#1819 | 1 BED/1 BATH | 606 SQ FT | $299,000 Unit#1911 | STUDIO/1 BATH | 522 SQ FT | $199,000 Unit#2911 | STUDIO/1 BATH | 522 SQ FT | $198,000 Unit#1412 | STUDIO/1 BATH | 475 SQ FT | $187,000 Unit#2816 | STUDIO/1 BATH | 517 SQ FT | $185,000 Unit#710 | STUDIO/1 BATH | 475 SQ FT | $175,000
Where to Live
CONDO LIVING 191 Presidential Blvd, Unit#824-25, Bala Cynwyd 2 BED/2 BATH | 2,100 SQ FT | $369,000 1750 Oakwood Ter, Unit#1A, Penn Valley 2 BED/2 BATH | 1,299 SQ FT | $249,000
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What They Are Saying: This is the second time that Pat and Kathy Conway have represented us, and I would not have entrusted anyone else with the role. They are experienced professionals that know the market and provide superior service, rcphila@gmail.com always keeping you in the loop. Highly recommend.
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