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The organization she did consulting work for didn’t pay her for her time. Fine. But display her passion as theirs? Philly photographer Kara Khan has got a problem with that SEE PAGE 6
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FROM THE EDITOR
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ith all the news and urging for folks to get to drier land if they live in the path of Hurricane Florence and for us here in Philadelphia, who still plan to receive residuals in the form of a lot of rainfall, I can’t help but think about Hurricane Katrina. I know there have been a lot since Katrina to pound the area, perhaps none greater felt for those in the tri-state area like us after what Hurricane Sandy did to our coastlines and the rain, ooding and damage that Category 2 storm did to parts of the city and surrounding areas. But my thoughts aren’t about the damage, it’s about the people Florence, a Category 4 storm pulling 130 mile an hour winds, will ultimately effect. Katrina, a Category 5, decimated many parts of Louisiana and Texas, some parts that 15 years later still look as if the storm happened yesterday. The relief efforts were slow, the cleanup and rebuild efforts even slower as many decided to succumb to the fact and play life out elsewhere. It’s a reality in part by a slow federal response to alleviate the burden on American citizens, many, if you recall, were from lower socio-economic backgrounds, and who strongly felt their slow relief came as a result. All week, the Trump Administration and President himself have been adamant the feds are up to the task and are ready with relief efforts to rescue, restore and rebuild what assuredly will a level event similar to what we saw in the aftermath of Katrina. However, during a recent interview with MSNBC, Lt. Gen. Russel Honore, the Army commander former President George W. Bush sent in six days after the storm hit New Orleans, said he’s not sure why the Administration is also boasting preparedness and that alone should scare the hell out of residents in the path of the storm.
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“I don’t understand the government giving a whole lot of assurance that they’re ready because we’re never ready for a Category 4,â€? Honore told MSNBC. “What we’ve got to be ready for is the response — to be able to bring assets beyond what the states have and bring that massive military force, those [Navy] ships that have left [the Carolina coastline], and bring them back in to help save lives.â€? According to USA Today, the Federal Emergency Management Team notes it has 80,000 liters of water, 402,000 meals, 1,200 cots and 34 generators ready for activation at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Numbers Honore scoffed at. “We measure water a gallon a day for people. We evacuated over a million [during Hurricane Katrina],â€? Honore said. “Those [current FEMA] numbers don’t work.â€? You hear this from a former general and you ask yourself, what’s going to happen to those people? I’m worried about basement ooding as a result of residual rain, while many folks are going to come home to nothing and a response you know will be as bureaucratic as ever. For those in Florence’s path, ďŹ ngers and toes are crossed that things aren’t as bad as they predict. Here’s hoping folks weren’t silly who had the means to evacuate to stay and “ride it out.â€? Also, take a minute or so to think about those who didn’t have the means‌ For us in Philadelphia, unless these models change after the time you read this, we’re expecting nothing more than a wet weekend. Keep an eye on your fellow citizens and how this all plays out since there’s no telling if one day we could be the ones seeking drier land. I end this week’s column with this quote from that Honore interview, and his words regarding government preparedness that really provided perspective into how these events are handled. Remember, these are the words of a decorated former Army general. “This is a magniďŹ cent storm. People need to listen; they need to evacuate, because I will not bet any money that we are prepared.â€? Q
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“Concerned that our U.S. government’s current Zero Tolerance policy not only fails the historic welcome our immigrant nation has been built on, Zero Tolerance is also actively harming immigrants – children, women, men – our neighbors. Old First Church voted as a congregation to use our Christmas creche ďŹ gures to put forward an alternative – this nation can do better. We believe our Christian faith asks us to recognize, respect, welcome and help. [This] church is committed to using the ďŹ gures of Mary, Joseph and Jesus to insist this nation recognize the humanity of refugees, migrants and immigrants as well as its responsibility towards helping them – as long as the display appears to be making a statement. We understand that it will take more than this display in our front courtyard.â€? Well said. Q
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Philly based artist-photographer Kara Khan says she consulted for months with a local company for the creation of an art installation. Five days before the event, they cancelled the contract and displayed what she felt was her work anyway.
Shot in the dark Philadelphia photographer Kara Khan joins a growing list nationwide of artists scorned BY KERITH GABRIEL
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sk any starving artist and they’ll agree that the old cliche of imitation being the ďŹ nest form of attery only applies if your getting paid for your inspiration. This is Kara Khan’s mantra. However the Philly-based photographer found herself among a growing list of artists incensed over corporate companies and organizations mimicking their work without attribution.
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Khan, 29, is the creator of Polaroid PopUp, a display that asks a poignant question and then through using a Polaroid camera crowdsources people for answers. Their responses are then written as quotes on the Polaroid picture and placed on the wall. Her work was prominently displayed during this summer’s Photo Pop Philly exhibit where she asked the question, “Freedom is like‌â€? The responses were many from all walks of life, a true collaboration of people sharing
very similar mindsets of what freedom looked like in their eyes. An inspiring piece that found Khan receiving a phone call in June from AYS Sports Marketing, an Old Citybased ďŹ rm that works with tennis players. Khan claims the company explained it was hosting an event called Taste of Tennis and wanted to use Khan as a consultant to create a experiential piece for the event. “They saw my installation and reached out to me and thought it would work pretty well with an event they were planning,â€? Khan recalled. “I said sure, and they said ‘great, send us a quote.’ [Polaroid Pop-Up] had been a new concept I had been working on so I didn’t really have pricing at the ready for them. I sent them a quote, and it was like months of back and forth to try and make the quote work for them.â€? Khan claims she and AYS reached an agreement on a price, but just ďŹ ve days before the event, the organization informed her the agreed asking price simply was not in the budget. “We ďŹ nally came to an agreement, but like ďŹ ve days before their event, they backed out saying [they] didn’t have the budget for this,â€?
said Khan. “They were like ‘we’re so sorry, we really wanted to work with you, we just don’t have the budget.’ This is after I had spoken with them back and forth over the phone over email, after I had spoken with their design team. Five days before.�
‘My jaw just dropped’ Khan says she didn’t even know why she did it, it was just a weird curiosity. The day after the event, she was perusing stories on Instagram when she landed on AYS’ Instastory. In the background of the picture was a picture of a very similar photo wall with the words “Winning Feels Like‌â€? followed by Polaroid responses from attendees at the event. She then clicked AYS’ main page to ďŹ nd another image of organizers and attendees in front of the wall that even more clearly looked unmistakable to her design. “My jaw dropped on the oor,â€? Khan said. “They literally did my same exact concept and design without paying me. I was searching hashtags and had ďŹ rst seen [the display] on [AYS’] Instagram story, something that was really very similar to my work. They even had a line [in the Instastory] that read something
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*+) like, ‘we hope everyone enjoyed our Polaroid pany Urban OutďŹ tters have repeatedly come under ďŹ re for modifying original concepts, wall!’ I couldn’t believe it.â€? Philadelphia Weekly requested comment making them their own and attempting to from AYS and its Center City-based lawyer sell for proďŹ t. One popular Philly artist, who spoke unMichael LiPuma, who sent Khan a ceaseand-desist letter on behalf of CEO Penny der condition of anonymity, told PW that Lerner. The letter arrived after Khan took to when it comes to your art, especially for a social networks to put AYS on blast and tell up-and-coming artist, protecting yourself her story of how she felt AYS mined her for is harder than it seems, especially given the information on how to pirate her work. Le- expense. rner returned PW’s request via email stating: “If you’re an artist you don’t have the time “AYS is a Philadelphia-based woman- to get your work licensed and trademarked,â€? owned small business. My mother and I have she said. “You’re worried about promotbuilt the company from the ground up with ing your work or working that second job, a dedicated or even eating. three person Plus, it costs team. We take money for tremendous that, money pride in our you don’t have. reputation and Companies strong relationknow that, so ships we’ve for them to forged through swoop in and the years. Taksteal your shit, ing Polaroid change it a little photos at an and play it off event is not as their own is an original or the nature of proprietary being an artist. concept. Most It’s shitty, but importantly, no it also speaks contract with to the lack of Ms. Khan was creative people ever signed. with jobs in It’s standard creative ďŹ elds.â€? practice in any For Khan, industry to she claims consider multithis became a ple vendors for lesson in her events. These growing career accusations are that it’s hard without legal to trust anymerit.â€? one. It’s about Khan respect, but she doesn’t see it views this as that way. a hard lesson I’m not saythat even that ing that’s it’s needs to arrive IMAGE: INSTAGRAM SCREENSHOT. not something in writing. you can’t just The offending Polaroid wall created by AYS, the organization “It’s really see and do on frustrating that that contacted artist Kara Khan to produce one like this for as an artist or your own, my their event before reneging on an agreement. issue is that it’s someone worknot your origiing in a creative nal idea,â€? said ďŹ eld you strugKhan. “It’s not your original thought. They gle so hard to make even a dollar off doing gave me no credit or any recognition that something you love,â€? Khan said. “You’re they even worked with me. How can you going from gig to gig freelancing and hopnot see that taking someone’s work, not pay- ing that you’ll get something whenever you ing them or giving them any credit is really can. To have someone run you through this messed up? They saw my idea, contacted me, whole process, have you explain your idea took all the info on how to do it from me and when the whole time they’re mining you for then hosted it as their own original idea.â€? information, so they can rip it out from unKhan’s gripe falls in line very similarly to derneath you for the sake of seeming cool, an ongoing feud artists have with creative yeah, it’s really disheartening.â€? Q teams across companies of all types, however mainly in the retail world. High-powered brands like Zara and even Philly-based comTWITTER: @SPRTSWTR
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Shawna Potter, lead singer of the band War on Women created a guide book on how to protect yourself against sexual harassment and assault, especially if you’re a woman.
Waging wars Hardcore punk rocker Shawna Potter pens guide in effort to make music venues a safe place against sexual assault BY TOM BECK
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ar on Women is a hardcore punk band. That may or may not be your thing, but what should be your thing is a little thing Aretha Franklin wrote a song about – something called respect. If you boil down both the #metoo alongside other feminist movements of recent years to their simplest form, it’s about just that. Respect towar women. Respect toward transgender people. Respect toward gay people. Respect toward everybody, really. It’s a concept that’s much simpler on paper than in practice, but Shawna Potter, lead singer of War on Women, is here to help with that. Potter authored her very ďŹ rst book, Making Spaces Safer: A Pocket Guide as an attempt to help the music venues her band plays work to make their music-
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First off, can you tell me a little bit about why you decided to write your book, Making Spaces Safer: A Pocket Guide? Well, one reason was just that it seemed efďŹ cient. I do training locally and on the road with my band War on Women and I realized I was having the same conversations with people everywhere I went so it made sense to kind of all put it in one book, in one place, so
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Don Gardner’s impact on jazz and soul is immeasurable and one that many say will be felt in the music community for a lifetime.
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usic lost another unmistakable pioneer with the death of acclaimed R&B artist Donald Gardner, who passed away Sept. 4 in his hometown of Philadelphia. He was 87. The singer, songwriter and drummer departs gifting a repertoire of beloved songs, including the chart-topping 1962 hit “I Need Your Loving,� also referred to as “Need Your Lovin.� The song was later covered by many artists, most notably Otis Redding, Tom Jones and Jackie Wilson.
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Born on May 9, 1931, to Raymond and Naomi Gardner, Gardner showed a quick afďŹ nity for music at a young age. Picking up the guitar and vocals on his own, the self-taught teenager entered the professional music circuit in 1947. An artist before his time, Gardner was praised at home and abroad for his blend of R&B and jazz. This genre combo would soon gain the title of soul. In 1953, the solo performer opted for a band dynamic, creating the Sonotones. After bringing Dee Dee Ford on board as keyboardist, the group was in full swing, releasing a number of hit singles. The Sonotones made waves in the early 1960s with “Glory of Love,â€? “Don’t You Worryâ€? and of course, “Need Your Lovin.â€? Eventually, Gardner and Ford parted ways. Gardner returned to a solo career but routinely collaborated with other artists, such as Jeanette "Baby" Washington in the 1970s to record “Lay A Little Lovin’ On Me.â€? Over the span of his career, Gardner would also work with Dinah Washington, Billy Eckstine and Count Basie. In 2015, Gardner spoke with Auction Finds about his performing heydays. “Honey, you have to live it, you have to be there,â€? he said. “It was amazing people. On stage, they were one way. When they came off stage, they were like me and you, but if they didn’t want to be bothered they’d let you know. Especially Dinah. If she liked you, you knew it because she’d cuss you out. Give you the shirt off her back. I think I came up at the right time and I always told my mother, ‘Boy, I’m glad you and daddy got together.’ This was really the time to be out here.â€? Gardner also discussed in the 2015 interview about the changing tides in the music scene and the crumbling bonds between artists. “We shared with each other.
Music, ideas, the whole works. I could go see Sonny Stitt and ask him for anything, he’d give me an answer. I could go see Lionel [Hampton], he’d do the same thing. [Count] Basie, any of them,â€? Gardner explained. “You go see people now, they’re so busy with all these people around them you can’t even get to talk to them.â€? A true vocation, Gardner never retreated from the world of music. Gardner held several hats in the industry, including an artist and repertoire (A&R) manager and nightclub owner into the 1980s. In the 1990s, Gardner would enter a new role as the board president of the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts. Defending the legacy of jazz, Gardner would become a mentor and advocate for young jazz musicians. In the wake of Gardner’s death, industry artists have spoke of his inuence on their careers. “He encouraged me to try out as a guitar player for Jack McDuff’s organ quartet,â€? said jazz guitarist, singer and songwriter George Benson. “I believed I had no chance of getting that gig, but Don was conďŹ dent that I could achieve my goal. I tried out and I got the gig. I was 19 years old and that was the beginning of a career I could never had imagined.â€? Gardner is survived by his son Darryl Baynes (Linda), daughter Trina Reaves (Edmund), seven grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Q In celebration of Gardner’s life, a memorial service will be held Oct. 11-12 at the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts, located at 738 S. Broad St. The family requests that in lieu of owers, memorial donations be given to The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts. TWITTER: @ANDREAJCANTOR
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West Philadelphia’s Armani White said his lyrics and story is all about positivity and making you think about life and all that’s in it.
Expensive taste After his show at Made in America, call Philly’s Armani White, the comeback kid BY ANDREA CANTOR
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linded by the headliners at the recent Made in America Festival, it’s easy to overlook the smaller local artists. But it’s hard to sideline Armani White. Spitting lyrics at the Skate Stage, festivalgoers started coming in droves to the West Philly performer’s set. “Who is that?� one attendee asked. Even with having lost his voice earlier that morning, the 22-year-old “killed back� ginger shots and maintained a high-energy and well-executed performance throughout the set. “As a local and as a performer in general
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‌ you leave that set like you were a part of something,â€? said White. After his performance, White hopped onto other MIA stages to help out fellow homegrown artists, like Louis Futon. This was the ďŹ rst MIA the artist attended as a performer, but not as a fan. In 2011, White was on the Parkway to hear music mogul and rapper JayZ announce the inception of the annual festival and has since gone to many of the annual Labor Day Parkway weekends since. “[Me] being from the city of Philadelphia, being an attendee of Made in America since it started ‌ [and now] being on the stage, it is really exciting and powerful for me,â€? said White. An MIA devotee, White is thankful Mayor
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Armani White says it’s important for him to represent Philly R&B and hiphop on the same level as those before him from icons like Kenny Gamble and activists like Meek Mill (above).
Jim Kenney had a change of heart on relocating the festival from the Parkway in the future. White believes having the musical festival at the Parkway, “the nucleus of the city, other than City Hall,â€? gives the city a real leg to stand on when being held up to other major cities. “[The festival and its location] is powerful for the city in an optimistic way. I think it is powerful for the city in a monetary way,â€? White explained. “It's just a powerful thing to keep driving the city of Philadelphia to be the premier city that it is.â€? Passionate about his hometown, White explained his sound tries to “carry the weightâ€? of Philly hip-hop and rap music, from Kenny Gamble to fellow 2018 MIA performer Meek Mill. White admired Mill for coming back to the music scene after leaving prison and taking on criminal justice reform. According to White, his own brother has been locked up for four years on a wrongful conviction. “It is a great thing to become a more humble person in a very humbling situation,â€? said White of Mill. “I think having someone championing that is really important for Philly.â€? Mill also represents the “passing of the batonâ€? for White, a “hungryâ€? artist, ready to claim his spot as Philly’s next music legend. But by no means is White a new up-and-comer on the Philly music scene. In 2015, White was making headway and newslines as the next big rapper. As life would have it, things took a spiral when White’s father, Lee Tolbert, died of prostate cancer the following year. “It was a setback ‌ I was on a really dark path and those were dark days of my life,â€? White recalled. “Who would have told me then that you would go through that, reach the bottom, have your own deďŹ nition of what rock bottom is and bounce back from that rock bottom?â€? Bounce back, he has. Back at the mic and with his father’s “spiritâ€? guiding him, White is more determined than ever to make it as an artist. “I'm not grateful to have experienced it, but I'm grateful to have come out on the other side of that experience and be able to keep driving to bigger and better opportunities and to create another momentum that is even more unbreakable than 2015,â€? White. Having a number of singles under his belt, including the most recent title “Public School,â€? White divulged he will be announcing the release of his ďŹ rst album in the next couple of weeks. “We did a lot of sessions, just me and a bunch of singers from the city, a lot of different instrumentalists ... and we just get together in the studio and we just banged out all of these records,â€? said White of the upcoming album, mentioning the not-yet-released “Wonderfulâ€? is his new favorite song. In regard to the meaning or message of his work, White does not pigeonhole himself to one platform. “As long as I'm preaching positivity in some form or [another] ‌ producing something thought-provoking, then I could have various messages,â€? said White. “[The songs] could portray for you to do something or for you to be something or for you to learn something or for you to take something away whenever you press play.â€? Q TWITTER: @ANDREAJCANTOR
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Jeremy Gable’s love of tap and defense of an LGBT lifestyle will be dually on display during his independent Fringe production, 4Solo, kicking off Sept. 19.
Tapping Into the Past Jeremy Gable questions masculinity through tap dance in upcoming Fringe Festival show “4Solo� BY ANDREA CANTOR
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s a child, Jeremy Gable kept a secret in his ultraconservative hometown up in northern Idaho: tap dance. Mustering up the courage and imbuing as much “masculinityâ€? into tap as possible, Gable ďŹ nally showcased his skills at a talent show. After his performance, one classmate congratulated him on not looking “gayâ€? during his routine. Now the 36-year-old will be tapping into his past in this year’s Fringe Festival show “4Solo.â€? Presented by Simpatico Theatre, the performance is comprised of four one-man acts. From a plot to kill singer Bjork to a Kate Winslet obsession, each section ruminates on the ideas of masculinity in today’s world. The acts include: “The Best of Me,â€? “Thomas is Titanic,â€? “LUVR writtenâ€? and
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Gable’s subtler “Idaho Shufe.â€? “The patriarchy has started being criticized in coming to the forefront in these discussions,â€? Gable said of the impetus for the show. “I think it's important that we take a look at what that means and how how one can be a man in America without having to succumb to masculinity.â€? In a twist to “pay what you wish,â€? audience members can pay their desired amounts after watching the show in a “try it before they buy itâ€? approach. Directed by Gable’s wife Brey Ann Barrett, the “Idaho Shufeâ€? combines narrative and tap into a contemplation of the stigma associated with male dance through the lens of his own experiences. “It was difďŹ cult for me to ďŹ nd a place there, just because I wasn't a boy that ďŹ t in the way
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that other boys do,â€? said Gable. “I didn't really seem to talk like other boys or get interested in outdoorsy activities.â€? Gable eventually left Idaho for California where he did some acting and the occasional musical, but rarely did he get to dance. Since moving to Philly, Gable has hung up his tap shoes for a life as a playwright. As the narrative developer of the feminist theater company Ninth Planet, Gable has written several plays, including “901 Nowhere Streetâ€? (2015) and “Strange Tenantsâ€? (2017) for past Fringe Festivals. But now, going into “4Solo,â€? Gable is breaking the old shoes out of retirement to tell his story and how tap was not only a source of enjoyment for him, but also a representation of how society’s views on masculinity and where they “frowned upon things that could be seen as amboyant.â€? When asked about the time and place of a male-centered story in what is being referred to as the second “Year of the Woman,â€? Gable responded with the cyclical and systemic issues of the patriarchy. “[Men] have to be able to take a look at ourselves and see what we've been doing and how we can continue to do better and be better,â€? explained Gable. Gable noted his excitement to ďŹ nally show Philadelphia his talent, a skill he hid as a child and placed on the back-burner as an adult. “Hopefully [it will be] a nice surprise for people to see that I have this thing in my back pocket but I never really revealed,â€? said Gable. But with excitement, comes the difďŹ culty of getting back into the swing of tap and having old memories of ostracization resurface. “I'm certainly not the spring chicken that I used to be, so doing the physical aspect of reconnecting to tap dance has been a good kind of struggle,â€? said Gable. “It's deďŹ nitely fun, but it's also not easy. I think that's ultimately where the best art lies and where the best stories get told.â€? Q 4Solo | Sept. 19-30. Days and times vary. The Drake Theatre, 302 S. Hicks St. Pay what you wish. fringearts. com/event/simpatico-theatre-projectx-4solo/ TWITTER: @ANDREAJCANTOR
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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 Liter-
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not already heading over to Laurel Hill Cemetery to watch this show, there will also be free cocktails. Not too shabby, right “ol’ chum�? | Sept. 14-23. $30. Laurel Hill Cemetery, 3822 Ridge Ave. fringearts.com/event/death-is-acabaret-ol-chum-6/
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 SUMMER SERIES
‘CRAVE’
Starting on a new path gets dicey when those old skeletons creep up behind you. Trying to attain “personal holiness,â€? John is tested when his guilty pleasures start resurfacing. Presented by CAUTION Theater Co., ďŹ nd out whether he can forever let go of what he craves the most. | Sept. 14-16. 2pm, 8pm showings. $10. Black Box Theater, URBN Center Annex, 3401 Filbert St. fringearts. com/event/crave-5/
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40th Street Summer Series
The Summer Series has grown into one of the most popular outdoor summer events in University City. Come for activities, free giveaways and performances. Co-produced by University City District, Penn and The Rotunda, this series features internationally-recognized talent and provides fun for the whole family. | 6pm. Free. Behind the Walnut Street Library, 40th and Walnut St. universitycity. org/40th-street-summer-series
SCIENCE
FITNESS
Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Series
Tie up those laces and get ready to Rock ‘n’ Roll through Philly streets. Run, raise funds for charities and rock out to some awesome entertainment. Who said exercise has to be a bummer? Event weekends include a world-class Health & Fitness Expo and culminate with a ďŹ nish-line concert featuring the biggest names in music. Choose your course from a marathon, half-marathon or 5K. | Sept. 15-16. Prices vary. Courses vary. Finishing location at Philadelphia Art Museum. runrocknroll.com/philadelphia/register/#main
DRINKS
‘Variations on Themes from Lost and Found’
In homage of choreographer John Bernd, delve into the artistic genius of a man taken too soon during the height of the AIDS crisis. This is Bernd’s last seven works meshed into one performance piece. Bernd’s friend and collaborator Ishmael Houston-Jones and choreographer Miguel Gutierrez blend Bernd’s last seven works into one performance piece. Houston-Jones once asked, “What would contemporary dance be like if the gay/dance communities hadn’t lost a whole generation of creators to the epidemic?� In an attempt to answer this question, the collaborators give rise to what Bernd’s later pieces could have been. | Sept. 14-15: 8pm. Sept. 16: 2pm. $15$35. Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 North American St. fringearts.com/event/ variations-on-themes-from-lost-foundjohn-bernd-2/
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‘Death Is a Cabaret Ol’ Chum’
Who says a graveyard has to be all doom and gloom? REV Theatre Company will liven up the night, and maybe those eternally asleep, with a cabaret like no other. If you’re
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Editing Our Evolution
Join The Franklin Institute’s chief bioscientist, Jayatri Das, and Eric Kmiec, director of the Gene Editing Institute at Christiana Care Health System, for a forum and discussion on the future of gene editing techniques and their potential ramiďŹ cations for society. Recommended for ages 16 and older, the forum includes a short presentation, followed by a guided discussion on this highly relevant topic among local scientists, researchers, and community participants. For parents interested in attending, there will be a parallel workshop appropriate for children ages 7-15 on DNA and gene editing facilitated by The Franklin Institute’s science educators during the forum. | 2-4pm. Free, pre-registration required. The Franklin Institute, 222 N. 20th St. bit. ly/2NAZmX1\
MUSIC
Drake: Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour
Pretty sure “It’s God’s Plan� you see Drake perform live! Check out the big-named artist perform from his latest “Scorpion� album. | 7pm. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/ events/detail/drake-with-migos-1
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 MUSIC
Jazz in the Park
Folks, it’s the last Jazz in the Park of the season. Sit back, relax and be serenaded by some of Philadelphia’s ďŹ nest jazz musicians from afternoon through twilight. Finishing out the music fest series will be Ross Bellenoit and Jakeya Sanders and V. Shayne Frederick | 3-7pm. Free. Spruce Street Harbor Park, 301 S. Christopher Columbus Blvd. facebook. com/events/1942587209116225/
OktoBEARfest
Cheers! Throw on your lederhosen for this new fall favorite at Philadelphia’s most wild fall beer festival surrounded by a variety of animals and habitats from around the world. OktoBEARfest includes: Unlimited sampling of 120-plus seasonal brews, delicious items from local food trucks available for purchase, animal meet-and-greets and demonstration experiences, a variety of yard games and activities throughout the zoo’s 42-acre campus, stellar live entertainment and DJs, photo booth, mechanical bull, body art, and more! | 5-8:30pm. $55-$65. Philadelphia Zoo, 3400 W. Girard Ave. philadelphiazooevents. com/philadelphia-zoo-special-events/oktobearfest/tickets/
CULTURAL FESTIVAL
Mexican Independence Day
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Philly. Enjoy music, food, dancing, and more. Browse traditional arts and crafts, and let the little ones explore Mexican culture with an array of kids activities. | 2-8pm. Free. Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, 101 S. Columbus Blvd. delawareriverwaterfront.com/events/ peco-multicultural-series1
MARKET
Sourpuss Flea Market!
The very ďŹ rst Sourpuss Flea Market will be hosted at Tattooed Mom! Selling one-of-a-kind samples, never-released
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ďŹ nalist “Little Failure,â€? a memoir of his experiences in the dramatically dissimilar worlds of uber-consumerist America and the perpetually deprived Soviet Union of his youth. His new novel, a penetrating exploration of the ultra-rich .1 percent, follows a billionaire hedge-fund manager who ees New York by bus in search of a simpler life. | 7:30-9pm. $32-$47. Free Library, 1901 Vine St. libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/authorevents/ tickets.cfm
$28. The Fillmore, 29 E. Allen St. thefillmorephilly.com/EventDetail?tmeventid=02 0054A2BE0899C5&offerid=0
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Childish Gambino
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Center City Fit: Zumba
First Friday Salsa Night
Due to the weather, Salsa Night has been rescheduled. Get ready to shake a tail feather to live salsa music! Are you new to salsa or need to freshen up on your moves? Philadelphia Dance Foundation Executive Director Jackie Fisher 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/ items, housewares and accessories samples, along with some production pieces. Nothing will be over $20! | 1-4pm. Free. Tattooed Mom, 530 South St. facebook.com/ events/241252569913727/
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Oktoberfest Week of Events
Fall Restaurant Week
Attention foodies! It’s Restaurant Week in Manayunk. Fill up your tummies and don’t break the bank with pre-ďŹ xe dinners from some of the area’s ďŹ nest eateries. Dig in! | Sept. 17-19. TImes vary. $15, $25, $35. Locations vary throughout Manayunk. Manayunk.com
Owl City
Miss those Owl City “Fireiesâ€?? Don’t worry, your favorite band is back and live in Philly. The concert will also feature Matthew Thiessen and The Earthquakes. | 7pm. $25. TLA, 334 South St. venue.tlaphilly.com/Eve ntDetail?tmeventid=0200548B9439278B& offerid=80724
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Art Star is teaming up with Fishtown Co, Farm to City, The International Bar, and Evil Genius to bring you an amazing day of handmade crafts, fresh produce, beer, food, and live music! The festival will include: Art Star Pop Up Market with more than 30 curated art and craft vendors, North Front Street Farmer’s Market, and beers/cocktails at Evil Genius and International Bar. There will be live music by local bands throughout the day and DJ Flow between sets. | 10am5pm. Free. 1624 N. Front St. facebook.com/ events/2163601620318636/
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 Optimal Sport 1315. | 6-7pm. Free. Dilworth Park, 1 S. 15th St. facebook.com/ events/1281935268609736/?event_time_ id=1281935288609734
Want some “Summertime Magic�? Then you have to watch Childish Gambino live on his This Is America tour. The concert will also have special guest Rae Sremmurd. | 7:30pm. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly. com/events/detail/childish-gambino
Gary Shteyngart: ‘Lake Success’
Gary Shteyngart is the author of the culturally reective novels “The Russian Debutante’s Handbook,â€? “Absurdistanâ€? and “Super Sad True Love Story,â€? which was named one of the best novels of the year by The New York Times Book Review. His other work includes the National Book Critics Award
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 MUSIC
WXPN Welcomes Shakey Graves
Get bluesy, with a touch of that folk and rock and roll, this Tuesday with Shakey Graves. The night will also feature The Wild Reeds and Courtney Marie Andrews. | 8pm.
If you can’t wait for Oktoberfest, get your beer kicks at the “Week of Eventsâ€? leading up to the big day! Every night compete in the Liter Lift QualiďŹ er Competition. Each winner receives an “Oktoberfest Survival Kit,â€? including a glass beer stein, beer tickets for the festival and other party swag. Winners will compete in the ďŹ nal lift on Saturday for the grand prize of $500. The rules are simple: competitors are handed a glass beer stein ďŹ lled with beer they hoist in the air, arm outstretched in a spirited prost-ian pose. You’re eliminated if you bend your arm, spill a drop or put down the liter. | Sept 18-23. 8pm, Liter Lift QualiďŹ er Competition. Free. Brauhaus Schmitz, 718 South St. eventbrite.com/e/ brauhaus-schmitz-oktoberfest-liter-liftqualifiers-2018-tickets-46112014276
STORYTELLING
First Person Arts StorySlam: On The Edge
What’s a StorySlam? A StorySlam is more than a storytelling competition. It’s an invitation to share ďŹ ve minutes of your life in a room full of people who appreciate a welltold tale. Audience storytellers take to the
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too early to catch a “Really Funny Comedians (Who Happen to Be Women)� show. Come see the latest crop of up-and-coming funny ladies! Congreve stands corrected. | 8-10pm. $17. Punch Line Philly, 33 E. Laurel St. punchlinephilly.com/EventDetail?tmev entid=020054E389F049C1&offerid=86230
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the United States, as told through the intersection of politics, technology, journalism, and sketches of greater- and lesser-known leaders, mischief makers, and visionaries | 7:30pm. $15. Parkway Central Library, 1901 Vine St. libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/authorevents/index.cfm?ID=79415
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‘Darlings: Kill Us Please’
“Darlings: Kill Us Please� is the debut Fringe show from Darlings, a collective of Philadelphia’s most celebrated comedic heartthrobs. Gutting the innards of a full year’s worth of shows at Good Good Comedy Theatre, the show highlights only the juiciest bits and chunks left. | 8pm. $12. Good Good Comedy Theater, 215 N. 11th St. goodgoodcomedy.com/killusplease/
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 MUSIC
David Byrne MUSIC
Bruno Mars
“Let’s Go Crazy� for some of that “24K Magic.� Bruno Mars is bringing that vocal “Finesse� for your listening pleasure. Also welcoming the stage is hometown Boyz II Men. | 8pm. Prices vary. Wells Fargo Center, 3601 S. Broad St. wellsfargocenterphilly.com/events/detail/ bruno-mars-1
stage with real-life stories on the theme of the night. Winners get $100 prize and the chance to compete in the season ďŹ nale Grand Slam. Got ďŹ ve minutes? Come and lend an ear, or share an experience. | 8pm. $10. L’Etage, 624 S. 6th St. my.firstpersonarts.org/single/SelectSeating.aspx?p=57286
COMEDY
Open Mic Night!
Get ready for a night of laughs! Relax after a day of hard work and see the best local comics perform. | 8pm. $5. Helium Comedy Club, 2031 Sansom St. philadelphia.heliumcomedy.com/events/21823
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Navy Yard Al Fresco
Last one of the season! Enjoy live music by Ryan Tennis, pay-as-you-go food trucks, and $5 drink specials by bar amis. Grab the family and play a game of bocce or table tennis. Stroll and shop the Al Fresco Makers Market ďŹ lled with makers, entrepreneurs, crafters,
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and designers who bring items like handmade jewelry, homemade cakes, snacks, vintage clothing, home goods and even urban honey! | 4:30-7pm. Free. Central Green, Intrepid Avenue and Rouse Boulevard. navyyard.org/ events/event-detail/navy-yard-al-fresco
David Byrne brings his awe-inspiring American Utopia Tour to the Mann with special guests tune-yards. Byrne will perform songs from the new album, “American Utopia,� as well as classics from his solo career and his days with Talking Heads. A 12-piece band will join Byrne on stage for a choreographed concert. | 8pm. $80 - $185. The Mann Center of Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave. manncenter.org/events/2018-09-20/davidbyrne
MUSIC
Bridging Connections Across The LGBT Community
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COMEDY
Really Funny Comedians (Who Happen to be Women)
English playwright William Congreve said in 1695, “...I have never made any observation of what I apprehend to be true humor in women....â€? Possibly the ďŹ rst person to say women aren’t funny, Congreve probably didn’t know any better because he was born
EgoPo Classic Theater’s hit show reprised for a four-day run in the Philadelphia Fringe Festival before travelling to the Provincetown Theater Festival. “Companyâ€? has sold out in ďŹ ve cities, including the 2009 Philly Fringe. Bring your blanket and pillow for a Samuel Beckett slumber party. An immersive sensory experience, you are blindfolded on your back in the dark, the haunting text whispered in your ear. Show concludes with cookies and milk. The show runs through Sept. 23. | 7pm. $20–$25. The Latvian Society, 531 N. 7th St. fringearts.com/event/company-9/
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MUSIC Love the indie/roots band Dispatch? Well, they are back on the scene with their latest album “America, Location 12.� The show will also feature Nahko and Medicine for the People, and Scatter Their Own. | 7pm. $19 - $58.50. The Mann Center of Performing Arts, 5201 Parkside Ave. manncenter.org/ events/2018-09-19/dispatch
‘Company’
Sting & Shaggy
Stop scratching your heads and embrace the collab of Sting and Shaggy. The acclaimed artists are sharing the stage on their 44/876 tour. Bringing those reggae sounds, the duo will be performing their latest joint album. | 8pm. $100.50. The Fillmore, 29 E. Allen St. thefillmorephilly.com/EventDetail?tmeventi d=020054A8D23AC3CB&offerid=0
LITERATURE
Jill Lepore: ‘These Truths: A History of the United States’
Jill Lepore is the author of the National Book Award ďŹ nalist “Book of Ages,â€? and “The Secret History of Wonder Woman.â€? Her new book is an ambitious biography of
Connect with the Mayor’s OfďŹ ce of LGBT Affairs for a fun night of building new relationships. Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres and happy hour drink prices. The event is a fundraiser for Morris Home, the ďŹ rst residential recovery program in the country to offer comprehensive services speciďŹ cally for trans- and gender-variant individuals. | 6-8pm. Free. Pyramid Club, 1735 Market St. facebook.com/events/287777865139501/
MUSIC
Festival O18
Bringing opera to urban spaces, get ready to experience the music form throughout the city. From free to priced tickets, the 11-day fest will bring everything from classical performances to revamped productions for an accessible operatic extravaganza. | Sept. 2030. Times, prices and locations vary. operaphila.org/festival/ J
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I am a 55-year-old gay male. I am hugely overweight and have not had much experience with men. I go on a variety of websites trying to make contact with people. However, if anyone says anything remotely complimentary about me, I panic and run. A compliment about my physical appearance? I shut down the proďŹ le. I don’t like being like this. I just believe in being honest. And if I’m honest, I’m ugly. The face, even behind a big-ass beard, is just not acceptable. I have tried therapy, and it does nothing. How do I get past being ugly and go out and get laid? – Unappealing Giant Loser Yearns You say you’re ugly, UGLY, but there are some people who disagree with you – the people who compliment you on your appearance, for instance. “I’m not sure I even believe in the word ‘ugly’ anymore,â€? said Hobbes. “No matter what you look like, some percentage of the population will be attracted to you. Maybe it’s 95 percent or maybe it’s 5 percent, but they are out there. When you ďŹ nd them, do two things: First, believe them. Second, shut up about it.â€? In other words: Just because you wouldn’t want to sleep with you, UGLY, that doesn’t mean no one wants to sleep with you. “I remember reading an interview with Stephen Fry, where he said that when he ďŹ rst started out as an actor, people would come up to him and say, ‘You were so great in that play!’ and his ďŹ rst response would be, ‘No, I was terrible,’â€? said Hobbes. “He thought he was being modest, but what he was really doing, he realized later, was being argumentative. Eventually, he started to just say ‘Thank you.’â€? Hobbes thinks you should try to be like Fry, a big dude with a cute husband: “The next time someone tells him they’re into big dudes with beards, don’t argue, don’t panic, and don’t hesitate. Just say ‘Thank you’ and let the conversation move on.â€? Follow Michael Hobbes on Twitter @ RottenInDenmark and listen to his podcast You’re Wrong About..., available on iTunes.
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NEW LISTINGS 533 N. Spring Mill Road, Villanova 5 BED/4.1 BATH | 5,667 SQ FT $1,375,000 19 Daylesford Blvd, Berwyn 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
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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 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
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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
737 W ALLENS LN, PHILADELPHIA 7 BED/4.3 BATH | 7,332 SQ FT | $2,000,000
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 | $589,000 317 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
210-20 S. 25th Street, Unit 1403, Philadelphia 2 BED/2.1 BATH | 1,227 SQ FT | $1,695,000
NEW LISTING JUST REDUCED 2317 N 50th St, Philadelphia 5 BED/3.2 BATH | 4,059 SQ FT | $529,000
5860 Woodbine Ave, Philadelphia 6 BED/4.1 BATH | 3,725 SQ FT | $695,000 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
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119 Beck QV, $499,900 332 S 12th Washington Sq West, $685,000 1346 S Front Pennsport, $425,000 636 Addison Society Hill, $1,000,000 1:30-2:30pm 115 Pemberton QV, $725,000
834 S Swanson QV, $769,900 306 Queen QV, $665,000 323 Wilder Pennsport $329,900 119 Beck QV, $499,900 636 Addison Society Hill, $1,000,000 12:00-2:00pm 830 S Front QV, $725,000
119 Beck QV, $499,900
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636 Addison Society Hill, $1,000,000
115 Pemberton QV, $725,000
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CONDO LIVING 191 Presidential Blvd, Unit#824-25, Bala Cynwyd 2 BED/2 BATH | 2,100 SQ FT | $369,000 1600 Hagys Ford Rd, Unit#10F, Penn Valley 2 BED/2 BATH | 1,381 SQ FT | $260,000
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What They Are Saying:
“Kathy & Patrick, while we thanked you before, we feel very fortunate in many ways, especially for your conďŹ dence in Queen Village. It has been a pleasure working with you.â€? Bob Blacksberg
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215-266-1537 215-850-3842 A]QWSbg 6WZZ =TÂż QS Â’ 215.627.6005 Â’ Please visit us online at www.conwayteam.com
NEW LISTING GRADUATE HOSPITAL This beautifully designed new construction home welcomes you into an open living space with high ceilings, hardwood floors, lots of natural light, and a well-designed dining area and kitchen. Highlight of the home is the gorgeous roof deck offering stunning 360 degree city views. 4 BR, 3.5 Baths + 8 years remaining on the tax abatement
$775,000
NEW PRICE ART MUSEUM
SOLD QUEEN VILLAGE This charming multi-unit property is located on a quiet residential street. The property includes four well-maintained trinity homes, units have undergone numerous updates (including new HVAC systems) during the last few years. Each trinity has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath with separate utilities
$840,000 NEW LISTING FISHTOWN
This almost 2,100 square foot corner unit features an expansive living room/dining room with 2 full walls of windows and a large balcony. This amenity filled Apartment Building has a gym, a pool, a cafe, a deli, a bank, an event space, a commuter bus into Center City and much more! 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths
Newer construction home with 4 BR, 3.5 baths, a finished basement, a roof deck with panoramic skyline views, and 9 years left on the tax abatement. This home offers hardwood floors throughout and an open concept floor plan with a captivating kitchen with sparkling, polished counter tops
$610,000
$495,000
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This spacious property offers 2 beautiful, bi-level units. Unit A (1 BR/1.5 BA) features a private entrance, red oak hardwood floors, a large kitchen, and 2 fireplaces. Unit B (1 BR/1 BA) features a foyer entrance, a bright and spacious living room and kitchen, hardwood floors, and 1 fireplace. Both units have their private outdoor space
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Bright and sunny 3 BR home features wood floors, a modern and open staircase to the living room with high ceilings, large windows, and a wood burning fireplace. The renovated eat-in kitchen comes with stainless steel appliances, and sliding glass doors that open onto the spacious private garden. Enjoy 3 separate outdoor spaces
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