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Celebrate America’s Birthday and support the Seaport Museum on June 27. Enjoy an evening of family entertainment, cocktails, dinner, and the best view of the fireworks over the Delaware River at Independence Seaport Museum's 2009 Fireworks Spectacular!

The doors open at 6:30 pm. Eat, drink, enjoy family entertainment and  the Museum exhibits (visit the new exhibit  Skin & Bones -- Tattoos in the Life of the American Sailor).

Bid on fabulous prizes at the Silent Auction, including a 16-seat box and parking passes for a Phillies game, a Lucky Strike Lanes bowling party, an autographed Philadelphia Eagles football, and gift certificates to Philadelphia's most popular restaurants and cultural institutions.

Then enjoy the fabulous fireworks over the Delaware River from one of the Seaport Museum's many outdoor terraces!

Space is limited, so register and get tickets today for the Fireworks Spectacular.

211 S. Columbus Blvd. & Walnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19106


Celebrate the longest day of the year at the Kimmel Center's annual 15-hour party spectacular!
During the day, enjoy kid-friendly activities, games and face painting, chair massages, classical and dance performances.
Art for the Cash PoorYouth Jazz EnsembleTroupe HooptoxicKULU MELE

When the sun sets, that's when the party really starts! Get down with indie bands, singer-songwriters, club dancing and even a drag show.
Gina SiciliaSchuylkill River OutlawsPhillyBlocoThree Blind Mice

Finally, as the sun rises, bang in the new day with an enormous drum circle, BYOD (bring your own drum)!

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The Phoenix Salon and Spa and Project H.O.M.E. are holding the third annual Women Empowering Women Event to benefit H.O.M.E, a non-profit organization in Philadelphia that seeks to end homelessness. The event will honor inspirational mothers, as well as women who have been inspired and motivated by the positive influence of their mothers. 450 guests are expected to attend, including media attention and coverage.

The event to benefit Project H.O.M.E. will consist of a fashion show, honored speakers, silent auction items, vendor tables and refreshments.

It will begin on Tuesday, May 12 2009, from 6 pm to 9 pm in the Grand Atrium at The Phoenix. Tickets can purchased at the Concierge Desk or online at Project H.O.M.E home page




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Celebreate Mother's Day and listen to special concert that will feauture current and former students of The Curtis Institute of Music performing works by Beethover, Debussy and Piazzola.  Concert is free and open to public and  hosted by Chiurch of The Holy Trinity. Performance will begin at 6 pm, May 10, 2009


Academy of Natural Science has its first annual Green Gala event - The Green Celebration on Saturday, May 2. The Gala will feature a delicious organic dinner, dancing, and behind-the-scenes tours, as well as an auction of “green” items . Separate "cocktail hour" and "dessert and dancing" tickets are available for those who cannot attend the entire party.
6 to 11:30 p.m.
Cocktails at 6 p.m.
Dinner at 8 p.m.
Dessert and Dancing at 9 p.m.
You can purchase tickets here

This weekend was devoted to Free Library Festival. I am still amazed by living in Center City where all my favorite places are within a walking distance! First, I stopped at Natural History Museum and listen to several presentations of the environmental scientists. One of presentation was on finding a chloride in the water. It was actually nice to see that the level of a chloride in a local water was normal. Next, I stopped at "Butterflies!" exhibition - that is truly enchanting experience - so many beautiful creatures ! Some of them didn't mind posing on my hand. Maybe, next week I will visit the exhibition again, since during Museum Week (April 27-May 3) there is no additional fee for "Butterflies!"


Although I was too late for so anticipated Molly O’Neill book presentation, Free Library Festival had a lot of other book writers meetings to offer. It was a pleasure itself to stroll through the fair looking through books and talking to authors. I really enjoyed talking to Surya Green, the author of The Call of the Sun: A Woman's Journey to the Heart of Wisdom - a sweet and inspiring woman. On Sunday I continue my "book hunting" and stopped at Skyline Salon to listen to Robert Goorlick, the author of A Reliable Wife






The Phoenix of Philadelphia - Free Library FestivalThe Free Library Festival in Philadelphia—a burst of books, music, and inspiration on the Parkway—will take place Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19, 2009. Join us at the Philadelphia Parkway Central Library for two days full of stimulating talks by award-winning writers, live music, children’s entertainment, and a bustling literary marketplace thronged with booklovers and booksellers. A fun, free way to spend the day, the Free Library Festival connects booklovers from throughout the mid-Atlantic region with the culture makers of the literary world.
Festival Program April 18th
Festival Program April 19th

April 4-September 7, 2009

Galileo's contributions to the progressive development of the telescope, as well as his revolutionary work to create modern scientific methods, make him one of the greatest luminaries in scientific history. The exhibit showcases Galileo's accomplishments, his relationship to the ruling Medici family, his discoveries, and his overall impact on astronomy, physics, and math. This will be the first time one of the two remaining Galileo telescopes has left Italy. Also exhibited will be paintings, prints, and manuscripts from the priceless Medici collection.


Spring is in the air at the Kimmel Center. April 15 through May 8*, it’s a Spring Fling, as Free in the Plaza offers an opportunity to unwind in Commonwealth Plaza. Visit our casual café atmosphere, featuring Happy Hour pricing, tapas selections, raffles and prizes, discount ticket offers, and best of all, music ranging from jazz and dance to classical and pop.


There's no admission charge and the music is free. So tell your friends there's a new place in the center of town to meet. It’s the Kimmel Center’s Plaza!

Step aboard the Spirit of Philadelphia at Penn's Landing for an afternoon or evening of unparalleled cruising fun on the Delaware River. You'll dine, dance, enjoy star-quality entertainers and breathtaking skyline views, all for one price

Times:
April 12 1:00 pm

Tickets: 17.95-35.90

Info Phone: 866-455-3866

If you didn't discover Tria yet - a cozy cafe that stands out of a pack, here is another reason to visit that innovative place with very friendly waitstaff and great selection of wine and beer - they also offer Wine or Beer classes every week. Here is a calendar of events happening at Tria.

In addition to classes Tria promotes Sunday School. Each Sunday you can stop at the cafe and learn about and enjoy a different not-so-common wine, cheese and beer—and at 50% or more off our regular prices.


The Roasted Beets with Bulgarian Feta Cheese is my favorite appetizer in Tria - simple, yet winning dish. Mild Bulgarian feta and refreshing beets were unusual but delicious combination.

Gerald Kolpan | Etta

Free Library of Philadelphia

April 15, 2009 19:30 pm

Gerald Kolpan is an Emmy Award-winning television reporter and former contributor to NPR's All Things Considered. He has more than 20 years experience as a features reporter for Fox 29 News and is a regular contributor to national newspapers and magazines. Etta, his first book, is imaginatively based on the sketchy details of the life of Etta Place, former Philadelphia socialite turned outlaw and paramour of the notorious Sundance Kid. Publisher's Weekly describes the novel as a ''winning tale of the Wild West.

Smith & Wollensky offer POURINGS AND PAIRINGS event on April 22. Please, notice that you can save $25 by using American Express. (Regular Price $125. American Express Promotion price $100 pp.) Click on the picture to see the menu.

If you have participated in the previous wine series events hosted by Table 31 you will be pleased to find new events scheduled :

April 17 • The Duckhorn Vineyards Dinner
April 23
• The Allegrini Winery Event
May 6
• The Jordan Wine Dinner
May 10th • Mother’s Day Brunch DTBD Trimbach Wine Dinner

For the full menu, additional details, and to make reservations, please call 215.567.7111 or visit www.Table-31.com


Friday, April 24th, 2009 Starts Promptly at 6:30 pm
Lamb & Wine Dinner 4-course Meal Paired With 4 Wines
$95 per a person, exclusive of tax and gratuities

Eric Simonis, Sommelier Jason Cichonski, Chef de Cuisine

Cured Lamb Loin
Sweet Pea Ice Cream, Radish, Nigella Seed
Pinot Gris, Rex Hill, Oregon, 2006

Lamb Shu-Mai
Yellow Pepper, Pickled Ginger, Smoked Consommé
Irouléguy Rosé, Harri-Gorri, Brana ,Pays Basque, French Pyrénées, 2006

Lamb Spare Ribs
Tamarind, Artichoke, Mint
Cabernet Sauvignon-Merlot, Palandri, Western Australia, 2002

Chocolate Raspberry Chop
Basil Mint Jus, Fruit Fricassée
Broadbent Madeira, Colheita, Portugal, 1995

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