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Story Time at the Book Nook at Reading Terminal Market 10:00 a.m. 51 N 12th Street, Visit the Reading Terminal Market for story- ti me, with stories, songs, rhymes, music, movement, and more! While there, enjoy all that Philadelphia’s historic public market has to off er. Located in the seati ng area behind Miller’s Twist.


Garden Workshop | Home Com- posti ng 5:30 p.m. Haverford Library 5543 Haverford Avenue (56th St. & Haverford Ave.) 215-685-1964. Learn how to make your own com- post and how compost can benefi t your garden. Classes are taught by PennState Extension Philadelphia Master Gardeners.


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH


Preschool Open House 10:15 a.m. Philadelphia City Insti tute 1905 Locust Street (19th & Locust on W. Ritt enhouse Square) 215-685-6621 Groups and families with children ages 3-5 are invited to our Thursday morning Open Houses. Kids will get a chance to: Read and enjoy books Play with each other in our interac- ti ve play space Register for library cards Borrow books and other li- brary materials Att end storyti me at 10:15 and 11:15 AM.


A Room Away From the Wolves. 7:00 pm. Author Nova Rena Sumor at Head House Books, 619 S. 2nd Street


Univ. of Penn. First Thursday Meet- ing 8 – 9:30am at 40th


ween Locust and Walnut Sts. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH


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Lyons and Tigers presents Pro- ceed with Cauti on Friday, Sat- urday, and Sunday September 7-9, 2018 at 8 PM. The Iron Fac- tory, 118 Fontain Street, 3rd fl oor, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Tickets and more info: lyon- sandti gers.org


Philadelphia Honey Festi val buzzes into fall on September 7, 8 and 9 2018, at Glen Foerd on the Dela- ware, Wyck Historic House and Bartram’s Garden. This annual event, organized by the Philadel- phia Beekeepers Guild, celebrates nine years and works to raise awareness about the importance of honey bees to the environment, the food supply and the economy, and to celebrate urban beekeeping and gardening. The three historic loca- ti ons will each host one day of the festi val, and off er visitors family- friendly acti viti es that include open hive demonstrati ons, honey extrac- ti ons, open hive talks, children’s ac- ti viti es, honey tasti ngs, mead tast- ings, sales from local beekeepers, bee-bearding demonstrati on and more. For the schedule of events, visit phillyhoneyfest.com.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH


32nd Annual Hamilton Street Porch Sale. Rain Date Sunday, Sept. 9th


of Hamilton Street in Powelton Vil- lage. 9:00 am to 3:00 pm or later unti l everything is gone! Early shop- pers are encouraged! Over 100 neighbors/vendors will be selling


. 3400, 3500, 3600, 3700 Blocks


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vast treasures along gorgeous tree lined streets from 3400 to the 3700 Blocks. Also, home baked treats and down-home cooking, fi t for a king. From their own personal art collec- ti ons, anti ques, African anti quiti es, furniture, home decor to jewelry, collecti bles, vintage clothing, tex- ti les and much more. Neighbors, students, professors, preachers, kids, adults, arti sts, makers of hand- made, old fashioned travelers, new fashioned travelers, sellers, buyers, and maybe even candle sti ck mak- ers! Who knows what you may fi nd! There’s Something for Everyone to buy or sell!


The N2N (Neighborhood to Neigh- borhood) Festi val returns to West Philly with a tribute to Aretha Franklin! Come out and listen to Kathy Sledge, Jean Carne, Kelly Price, Kindred the Family Soul, Keke Wyatt , and Monica pay tribute to the Queen of Soul. Don’t miss per- formances by local arti sts as well as specials guests such as Wendell Holland, II, winner of this year’s Survivor and hosts Comedian, Skeet and WDAS host, Patt y Jackson.


Lyons and Tigers presents Pro- ceed with Cauti on Friday, Sat- urday, and Sunday September 7-9, 2018 at 8 PM. The Iron Fac- tory, 118 Fontain Street, 3rd fl oor, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Tickets and more info: lyon- sandti gers.org


The Queen Village Stroll! 11:00 am - 11:00 pm A weekend of food and drink off erings from your favorite Queen Village restaurants to our neighborhood. Each restaurant will off er a small bite, cocktails for $6 each, and a porti on of the proceeds will go to QVNA/Friends of Front Street Green. Strolling musicians will be performing each day in front of parti cipati ng locati ons for a lim- ited period of ti me.


Philadelphia Honey Festi val buzzes into fall on September 7, 8 and 9 2018, at Glen Foerd on the Dela- ware, Wyck Historic House and Bartram’s Garden. This annual event, organized by the Philadel- phia Beekeepers Guild, celebrates nine years and works to raise awareness about the importance of honey bees to the environment, the food supply and the economy, and to celebrate urban beekeeping and gardening. The three historic loca- ti ons will each host one day of the festi val, and off er visitors family- friendly acti viti es that include open hive demonstrati ons, honey extrac- ti ons, open hive talks, children’s ac- ti viti es, honey tasti ngs, mead tast- ings, sales from local beekeepers, bee-bearding demonstrati on and more. For the schedule of events, visit phillyhoneyfest.com.


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH


Clean Air Council Hosts 13th An- nual Greenfest Philly Celebrati on. Philadelphia’s Largest Environmen- tal Festi val Conti nues with Sustain- able Shopping, Food, Live Music and Eco-Friendly Acti viti es presented by Toyota Hybrids. The festi val will welcome more than 15,000 socially and environmentally conscious consumers from the Philadelphia region for a day of eco-friendly celebrati ons in one of Philly’s most


vibrant neighborhoods. Greenfest Philly will feature live music from popular local bands, a bike valet, organic food and drinks, handmade goods and innovati ve green busi- nesses and products in a fun, out- door marketplace. The enti re event will be powered by solar panels. Greenfest Philly off ers att endees creati ve and compelling ways to take acti on to protect clean air and support environmental advo- cacy. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.At Bainbridge Green, Bainbridge Street between Third and Fift h streets.


Lyons and Tigers presents Pro- ceed with Cauti on Friday, Sat- urday, and Sunday September 7-9, 2018 at 8 PM. The Iron Fac- tory, 118 Fontain Street, 3rd fl oor, Philadelphia, PA 19122 Tickets and more info: lyon- sandti gers.org


Philadelphia Honey Festi val buzzes into fall on September 7, 8 and 9 2018, at Glen Foerd on the Dela- ware, Wyck Historic House and Bartram’s Garden. This annual event, organized by the Philadel- phia Beekeepers Guild, celebrates nine years and works to raise awareness about the importance of honey bees to the environment, the food supply and the economy, and to celebrate urban beekeeping and gardening. The three historic loca- ti ons will each host one day of the festi val, and off er visitors family- friendly acti viti es that include open hive demonstrati ons, honey extrac- ti ons, open hive talks, children’s ac- ti viti es, honey tasti ngs, mead tast- ings, sales from local beekeepers, bee-bearding demonstrati on and more. For the schedule of events, visit phillyhoneyfest.com.


MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH


Back to School Night at the Library 4:00 p.m. Blanche A. Nixon/Cobbs Creek Library 5800 Cobbs Creek Parkway 215-685-1973 Parents and students come out to the library and celebrate the start of a new school year. Learn about all the great resources the library has to off ers to can you have the best start this school year ever! Free school supplies for all. Free backpacks for the fi rst 20 students!


TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH


Family Night: Pajama Storyti me 6:30 p.m. Lucien E. Blackwell West Philadelphia Regional Library125 South 52nd Street (West Phila. Re- gional 52nd & Sansom Sts.) Adult/ Teen: 215-685-7433/Children’s: 215-685-7422 Stories, songs and movement, followed by playti me & acti viti es for families. Kids ages 11 and younger and their caregiv- ers. Opti onal: wear your pajamas and/or bring your favorite stuff ed animal.


The Spruce Hill Community As- sociati on. Board Meeti ng 7:30pm – 9:30pm. 257 S. 45th St. The meet- ings are open to the public.


THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 TH


Society Hill Civic Associati on Gen- eral Membership Meeti ng. 7:30 PM. Pennsylvania Hospital, Zu- brow Auditorium, 8th & Spruce. The main speaker is Francesca Am-


mon, Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning and Historic Preservati on at the University of Pennsylvania. They have been de- veloping a new Preserving Society Hillweb site, interviewing original pioneers for their oral histories.


The Balti more Avenue Dollar Stroll, presented in associati on with the Balti more Avenue Busi- ness Associati on (BABA), returns with $1 bargains from neighbor- hood favorites, ranging from bites from signature restaurants to pet supplies to theater ti ckets. The event also highlights new business- es along the constantly growing commercial corridor and assists community vendors with licens- ing and permitti ng through the Philadelphia Health Department so they can safely sell food. 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm • Balti more Avenue from 43rd to 52nd Streets • Free to att end and pay as you go.


FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH


Seger Dog Park recently started a new initi ati ve called dogplog- ging . Dogplogging Phase 2 is an event. We have partnered with the Barrel House Restaurant at 6th & Bainbridge Streets to hold a dogplogging/Yappy Hour event there. We are inviti ng dog owners to come to the restaurant to pick up litt er bags and venture into the neighborhood to pick up litt er. The ti me is from 4 to 7 pm. There will be reduced prices for drinks and a porti on of the proceeds will be donated to Saved Me, a local dog shelter. Seger Dog Park is donati ng $1 for every fi lled litt er bag and Barrel House will match. Saved Me is setti ng up an adopti on site at the restaurant that evening. There will be prizes for the most fi lled bags of litt er and for the most unique litt er found. There will be a raffl e award.


SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15TH


UCD 40th Street Summer Series concludes with a performance by local favorites New Sound Brass and opener Joy Ike! New Sound Brass mixes funk, R&B, gospel and rock to make a sound that’s a fresh and soulful twist on various styles of music. Opening the show will be Joy Ike, whose percussive piano- playing and soaring vocals have drawn comparisons to Corinne Bailey Rae, Norah Jones, and Fiona Apple. At 6 pm • 40th and Walnut behind the Walnut West Library • Free!


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16TH


The Friends of Louis I. Kahn Park 11th & Pine Streets Merion Concert Band 3:00 PM. Our tradi- ti onal season closer, a full size con- cert band will play pops and patri- oti c favorites. We will also dedi- cate our new tables and benches and recognize donors who helped make their installati on possible. Rain date: September 23


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