Editor's Choice Events for Pennsylvania
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|  | Washington, 2017 Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival (5/26 - 5/28): The food trucks will be out in full force along with over 30 regional vendors and artisans, craft beer, local wineries, kids activities, live music and lots more. |
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|  | East Stroudsburg, 2017 Shawnee Celtic Festival (5/27 - 5/28): Experience the sights and sounds of the Emerald Isles and Scottish Highlands in the beautiful Pocono Mountains. |
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|  | Philadelphia, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey (5/19 - 6/4): A small coastal community in New Jersey comes together around the mysterious disappearance of a tenaciously optimistic and flamboyant 14 year old. |
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|  | North East, Registration is now open for Camp Summit for the Gifted (3/16 - 8/19): Do your gifted kids or students crave a like-minded peer group? Are they curious, clever, and creative? Give your kids a week long oasis this summer - send them to Camp Summit for the Gifted overnight |
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|  | Newtown, 2nd Car Show for Autism (6/11): ### 2nd Car Show for Autism ###
June 11 Rain or Shine
Family friendly, free to the public car show
Vehicle owner registration $15 to April 30, $20 after that.
Food & other vendors encouraged to ap |
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|  | Warminster, Designer Bag Bingo (6/4): Win Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Korrs bags and totes all while supporting local children affected by cancer. |
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|  | Coopersburg, Flint Hill Farm Hoedown Dinner (6/3): Second Annual Hoedown at Flint Hill Farm! Music by Godfrey Daniel Musicians. Farm to Table fare prepared under the direction of Executive Chef Michael Brack.
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|  | Altoona, Lularoe Bonanza (6/2 - 6/4): This 3 day event will bring together the largest collection of LuLaRoe consultants from the local and Tri-State area! |
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|  | Yardley, Yardley 5K Run and Walk (6/11): Yardley Borough Recreation Board presents the 8th Annual Yardley 5K. Run though Bucks County’s beautiful and historic Yardley Borough, along the Delaware River and Delaware Canal towpath. |
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|  | Albrightsville, Castle Nights (5/27): Join us for Castle Nights Paintball at Skirmish for only $24.99 per person. Come in the morning and pay the standard admission fee($32.99) and you can play Castle Nights Paintball for free!
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|  | Albrightsville, Castle Nights (6/10): Skirmish has over 50 playing maps. We've got about 750 acres. We have maps that are completely filled with woods, ones with bridges and bunkers, and ones with entire cities! |
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| |  | Allentown, Francie Bishop Good: COMUS Series (4/30 - 6/11): Francie Bishop Good uses photographs from her 1967 and her mother’s 1942 Allentown High School Comus yearbooks as a departure point for imagination. |
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| | Allentown, Krosis (6/10): Modern death metal needs a twist. Too much music is predicated around what artists think fans want to hear. A new culture is emerging with new tastes, new hungers, and the ever-increasing amount of el |
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|  |  | Allentown, Lucky 7 Band - Concerts in the Park (6/2): Lucky 7 band is playing in Covered Bridge Park. Bring your dancing shoes and groove to some funky music while enjoying the open air. |
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| | Allentown, Valleys (6/10): Valleys started in the spring of 2013, and for the members starting out of the course of the year, they went on to open for bands such as Motionless In White, For The Fallen Dreams, Like Moths To Flam |
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| |  | Allentown, White-Line Color Woodcuts (5/3 - 8/6): The white-line color woodcut was an early twentieth-century innovation that allowed artists to print multiple colors from a single carved woodblock. |
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|  |  | Altoona, Lularoe Bonanza (6/2 - 6/4): This 3 day event will bring together the largest collection of LuLaRoe consultants from the local and Tri-State area! |
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| |  | Altoona, Partner Acrobatics (6/2): We are Happy Friends Building Trust and Fitness through Acrobatics. Partner-Acro is a combination of body awareness exercises and partner balancing skills. |
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| |  | Altoona, The Bavarian Aid Society (5/26): You don't want to miss this show! This place has awesome food, great drinks and a great atmosphere!! We are going to rock your socks off! No need to be a member we will sign you in! |
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| |  | Ambler, Brighton Beach Memoirs (5/16 - 6/18): The story centers around 14-year-old Eugene Morris Jerome, as he tries to deal with his neurotic family, his uncomfortable crushes, and his love for baseball. |
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| |  | Ardmore, Benerager for Mark Watson (6/4): Commonly as a talented and passionate drummer, his upbeat personality was truly shown as the lord of the dance floor, master of 90's pop music vocals, a quick deliverer of jokes. His life on this eart |
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| |  | Ardmore, John Eddie and His Dirty Ol Band with The Parameters (6/2): John Eddie’s southern rock anthem “Country In My Blood” and pretty much picture how his musical journey began. Cutting his musical teeth in southern road houses and east coast beach bars. Parameters a |
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| |  | Beaver, An Italian Holiday (6/2): Please come and join us on June 2nd at Seven Oaks Country Club. Looking forward to seeing you there! |
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| | Benezett, PA Wilds Arts Fest (6/10 - 6/11): Artisians, crafters, live music, food, wine, informative programs, and wagon rides. This is a rain or shine event.
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| |  | Berwyn, Paper Route (6/6): Early in the autumn of 2014, Paper Route’s JT Daly, Chad Howat, and Nick Aranda moved into a cabin deep in the hills of Middle Tennessee, set up a makeshift studio, and spent a month dreaming up mater |
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| |  | Bethlehem, The Groove Merchants (5/27): The Groove Merchants are a high-energy blues rock band fueled by lead guitar player Luke Ferracone's ferocious and innovative lines and solos, lead singer Tye Vallone's gritty vocals and high energy, |
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| |  | Bethlehem, Yeti Cycles Demo (5/30): Yeti Cycles demo coming to Cutters Tuesday, May 30th from 2-7pm. Call the shop with any ?'s or for directions. http://www.yeticycles.com/demo/events |
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| |  | Biglerville, Hauser After Hours : Hauser After Hours is a party you don't want to miss! Every weekend, we throw a bash to celebrate our rolling hills, breathtaking views and mouth watering wines and ciders! Admission to Hauser After H |
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| |  | Birdsboro, Yoga Class with a Glass at Ridgewood Winery (5/26): Join us for Class with a Glass (Yoga and Wine) taught by Suzi Shelton. This is a beginners class so please bring a yoga mat or beach towel & your BFF’s. |
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| |  | Bloomsburg, Bakers in Training at Panera (5/31): In this fun-filled culinary experience, we'll outfit your child with their very own cotton baking hat and apron... |
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| | Blossburg, 25th Annual Blossburg State Coal Festival (5/31 - 6/3): The 2017 Blossburg Coal Festival will be held May 31st to June 3 at the Island Park in Blossburg, PA. We look forward to seeing you there and helping us to celebrate our 25th anniversary!
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| |  | Boalsburg, Memorial Day at the Mansion (5/29): The Boal Mansion features Civil War re-enactments, live music, food, arts and craft vendors, and tours of the Columbus Chapel. |
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| | Bradford, Allegheny 100 Hiking Challenge (6/9 - 6/11): A hiking adventure with all proceeds going to the North Country Trail Association. This is not a race but an endurance challenge. This is for anyone who wants to test him or herself against the trai |
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| |  | Bridgeport, Memorial Day Murph at CFKOP (5/29): Kick off Memorial Day by working out in honor of one of our heros, Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy. |
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| |  | Bristol, Afterhours at Sharkeys (6/2): Not only is this a great Afterhours at Sharkey's event but it's also our 1 year anniversary since we've open our doors! |
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| Bristol, Delaware Canal Festival 2017 (6/16): Food trucks! Finster, live in concert! Decorated Boat Parade! Decorated Duck Contest! Cardboard Boat Float! Decorate a boat! Decorate a duck! Win prizes! Come for dinner – stay for the fun!
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| |  | Bristol, Witness for the Prosecution (5/9 - 5/28): Leonard stands accused of murder and his wife can prove his innocence. But when she takes the stand, she shockingly denies his alibi. |
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| | Brookville, Hazen Antique and Flea Market (6/3 - 6/4): Hundreds of vendors selling antiques, crafts and food. May through October on the 1st Sunday each month and the Saturday before. |
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| Brookville, Spring Fest (6/3): Herb, flower and perennial plants, all-natural soaps, teas, salves, vinegars and gardening books. |
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| |  | Canonsburg, June Happy Hour Hustle (6/1): Join us for our June Happy Hour Hustle to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters! |
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| |  | Canonsburg, Teachers Connect: Free Class (5/31): Classroom Teachers, we are so grateful for the hard work you do each day to make our community better. |
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| |  | Carlisle, Murph (5/29): We'll be doing the CrossFit Hero workout Murph on Memorial Day in memory of Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy, 29, of Patchogue, N.Y., who was killed in Afghanistan June 28th, 2005... |
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| |  | Carlisle, Music at FOTS (5/31): Live like a locavore, as in local produce ??, products ?? AND live music ??! We'll provide the soundtrack ?? while you shop at Carlisle's mid-week open air farmers market. |
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| | Christiana, Classic Car Show (6/9): Harrison House of Christiana is having a Classic Car Show on Friday June 9th, 2017 from 5pm-8pm. |
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| |  | Connellsville, Geranium Festival (5/27): Come on in and experiance the gallery. We have over 100 artisans and amazing hand crafted art, jewelry, books and home decor. Our doors open at 9am and close at 8pm. |
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| |  | Conshohocken, $5 yoga outside at feine! (5/31): Flow with Ang Wednesday mornings on 'feine's new outside patio ALL summer for just $5! Bring a mat, $5 cash, water and your smile and be ready to rock! |
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| | Cooksburg, Children’s Fishing Rodeo (6/4): Children 12 years and under are permitted to fish freshly stocked Tom's Run from the Swinging Bridge to the Children's Fishing Pond. |
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| | Cooksburg, Cook Forest Living History Weekend (5/26 - 5/28): Please join us for a fun filled weekend of living history as we journey through various historical eras: Medieval, French & Indian War, Industrial Revolution, Civil War, WWI, and WWII. |
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| |  | Coopersburg, 2017 Memorial Day Murph (5/29): YOUR ARE ALL INVITED to join us in our Annual Memorial Day "Murph" Hero WOD. |
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|  |  | Coopersburg, Flint Hill Farm Hoedown Dinner (6/3): Second Annual Hoedown at Flint Hill Farm! Music by Godfrey Daniel Musicians. Farm to Table fare prepared under the direction of Executive Chef Michael Brack.
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| |  | Coraopolis, Sounds of Pittsburgh Spaghetti Dinner (6/10): Spaghetti dinner and entertainment! Enjoy a delicious spaghetti dinner and music from the Sounds of Pittsburgh Chorus, award-winning a cappella women's chorus. |
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| |  | Curwensville, Keystone Flea Market : Keystone Flea Market has art, antiques, Avon, books, coins, collectibles, tools and much more. |
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| |  | Devon, Devon Horse Show and Country Fair 2017 (5/24 - 6/4): The ten-day event features an extensive schedule of equestrians from around the world competing in disciplines ranging from hunting and jumping to coaching and carriage pleasure drives. |
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| | Downingtown, 2017 Downingtown Fine Arts Festival (5/27 - 5/28): A two day festival featuring Artists, Beer, Food and Informational vendors in the 100 Block of E. Lancaster Avenue. |
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| |  | Downingtown, Rock Out For Hunger (5/26): Join us for a night of music and fun in the Merge room at EBBC on Friday night, May 26th at 7pm! |
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| |  | Doylestown, Landscapes: Art Class for Adults (5/3 - 5/31): The Michener prides itself in its collection of Pennsylvania Impressionist landscape paintings created by master artists including Daniel Garber, Fern Coppedge, and Edward Redfield. |
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| |  | Doylestown, Light & Matter: The Photographic Object (2/18 - 6/25): Within the pervasive trends of the digital revolution, a moment arose where it seemed like images were bound to be stored as files on hard drives rather than printed and held. |
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| |  | Doylestown, Myths & Nature: Early Prints by Sam Maitin (5/6 - 8/27): Philadelphia native Sam Maitin is best known for his colorful prints, murals, paintings, and sculptures displaying his abstract forms and signature use of calligraphy as a design element. |
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| |  | Doylestown, Space Pizza (5/27): Space Pizza is the ultimate party band outside of Philadelphia. We are the past, the present and the future of music and pizza... Prepare for digestion.
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| | Drexel Hill, The Upper Darby Police Chase 5K Walk/Run (6/10): There will be a post party at Maggie O'Neal's Irish Pub and Restaurant. There will be drink specials and complimentary food. Benefits: Upper Darby Police Relief Association. Come and Join us! |
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| |  | Drexel Hill, Upper Darby Community Outreach Corporation (6/3): Course has been certified by the Road Running Technical Council, USA Track & Field, Road Runners Club of America (RRCA). Awards ceremony following the race will be held in the Arlington Cemetery at th |
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| |  | East Stroudsburg, 2017 Shawnee Celtic Festival (5/27 - 5/28): Experience the sights and sounds of the Emerald Isles and Scottish Highlands in the beautiful Pocono Mountains. |
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| | East Stroudsburg, Boogie Wonder Band (6/2): It’s time to Get Real… And the Boogie Wonder Band has been doing it real since 1996… Bringing their world famous show to the four corners of the earth… and everywhere in between! |
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| | Easton, Another Lost Year (6/11): A fresh new sound from the boys in the south. Another Lost Year, or more commonly known amongst its growing nation of fans, ALY has put the pieces together once again for their forthcoming album, due |
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|  |  | Easton, Easton Pa Greek Festival (6/8 - 6/11): Enjoy 4 days of Traditional Greek Food and Pastries all homemade at our Church.Traditional Greek Dancing by our Youth Friday Saturday and Sunday. |
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| |  | Easton, Memorial Day Murph at CFA (5/29): Join us on Memorial Day - and, if you want to compare your time with athletes worldwide and get a shirt, sign up officially at www.themurphchallenge.com! |
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| |  | Ebensburg, Legends Murph 2017 (5/27): The Murph Challenge is an annual event held in honor of LT. Michael P. Murphy; with the annual scholarship presented by Legends Strength and Fitness Warehouse. |
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| | Emporium, Fish for Free Day (5/28): Fish-for-Free Days allow anyone (resident or non-resident) to legally fish for Pennsylvania's most popular fish without a fishing license.
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| | Erie, Atlantic Coast Baseball Tournament (6/16 - 6/18): Atlantic Coast Baseball will bring its tournament series to Erie, PA for the first time in 2017, with two tournaments to be held at Mercyhurst University June 16-18 and July 7-9. |
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| | Erie, Concert with James Crumbly, Jr. (6/3): Please join us for a night of spiritual renewal through music with special guest, concert pianist, vocalist, and Jazz musician James Crumbly, Jr. “Coming home to tell his story, back where it all star |
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| | Fairview, Erie 2017 Quilt Celebration (6/10 - 6/11): Presented by Hands All Around Erie Quilt Guild 200+ Quilts, Demos, Vendors, Chinese Auction, People's Choice Awards, and more.
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| | Franklin, Oil Region Cycling Classic (6/16 - 6/18): Join cyclists for the 1st Oil Region Cycling Classic bike tour on June 16, 17 & 18, 2017! Enjoy beautiful scenery and wildlife, fascinating history, and a one-of-a-kind cycling experience. |
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| |  | Franklin, St. Patrick School 5K and 1-mile Family Fun Walk (6/3): A 5k race, Kids' Dash, and an untimed 1-mile Family Fun Walk along the scenic Allegheny River. The course is flat and fast and can be run along the paved trail or packed dirt (which run parallel.) |
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| |  | Franklin, Wine & Design Chalk Paint on Glass Class (5/26): This class is going to be so much fun! We'll be using our Olde Liberty Chalk Style Paint and teaching you how to paint glass jars, vases, bottles---basically anything glass! |
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| | Fryburg, Marble Mayfest (5/26 - 5/27): The goal of this Association is to provide a wide variety of free and inexpensive family oriented activities and entertainment while celebrating the holidays. |
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| |  | Gettysburg, Graham Nash (7/25): Legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash is a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee-with Crosby, Stills, and Nash and with the Hollies and also a Grammy Award winner. |
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| |  | Gettysburg, Lake Street Dive (7/11): Lake Street Dive is a multi-genre, jazzy pop band from Boston. Since the February 2016 release of their album Side Pony on Nonesuch Records, the band has been a tour-de-force, selling out 42 shows in |
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|  | Glen Rock, Arts and Brew Fest 2017 (6/3): 2017 Arts and Brew Fest will be located in various areas throughout downtown Glen Rock, PA. |
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| |  | Grantville, Solar Federation at the Hollywood Casino (6/1): ATTENTION ALL PLANETS!!! Join us on Thursday June 1st as we assume control of the Hollywood Casino in Grantville, PA. This performance is FREE to the public. |
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| | Greensburg, All About You (6/4): Admission is free the first Sunday of each month thanks to the generous support of UPMC Health Plan. |
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| |  | Greensburg, Elegant and Vintage Glass Show (6/9 - 6/10): Show and sale sponsored by the Westmoreland Glass Collectors Club featuring beautiful handmade glass from the premier manufacturers of years past. |
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| |  | Greensburg, Lularoe Bonanza (7/7 - 7/9): This 3 day event will bring together the largest collection of LuLaRoe consultants from the local and Tri-State area! |
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| |  | Grove City, Karaoke at Sweet Jeanies! (3/10 - 12/29): Every Friday evening from 8 - 11 PM, join us at Sweet Jeanie's for a fun evening of karaoke. While you're here, enjoy a full meal, a snack, or some delicious house-made ice cream. |
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| |  | Hanover, Memorial Day Murph at CrossFit Hanover (5/29): Join us for Memorial Day Murph 2017! On Monday, May 29, we will perform the workout "Murph" with the sole purpose of paying our respect to US Navy Seal Lt. Michael Murphy... |
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| | Harrisburg, 2017 Artsfest of Greater Harrisburg (5/27 - 5/28): The three-day outdoor celebration features an artist market of 250 artists displaying fine art and fine craft, a Film Fest, a Kids Fest, and 3 stages of continuous entertainment. |
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| |  | Hatfield, Flea Market (5/27): Hot dog! Hamburger! Come out and sell items you've been wanting to sell or shop for new treasures! |
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| |  | Hazleton, Drew Estate Cigar Event (6/2): Join us for a Drew Estate Event with Cigar Specials, Cigar Swag, and Prizes! |
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| | Hellertown, Coffee Cupping (6/10): Did you know coffee and wine are very similar? Coffee offers the same nuances as a good wine. |
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| |  | Homestead, 8th Annual Panera Pup Walk (6/4): Each with long histories of helping animals in our community, have joined to become Humane Animal Rescue! Humane Animal Rescue continues the legacies of the ARL & WPHS, bringing greater efficiency in |
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| | Hummelstown, Hummelstown Arts Festival (9/16): A juried arts festival held on East & West Main St in Hummelstown PA 17036. 2017 will be our 36th Arts Fest. Over 160 juried vendors participate with a Children;s Area, Food Ct and a DJ. Proceeds fund |
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| |  | Hummelstown, The Sock Hop (5/26): Bring your poodle skirts, leather jackets…or simply your swing dancing feet to this lively dance that features hits from the fantastic 1950s! |
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| | Indiana, Jimmy Stewart Airport Festival (6/10 - 6/11): This festival includes displays of vintage and military aircraft, airplane rides, classic cars, food booths, and many other activities for all ages to enjoy.
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| |  | Jeannette, Guest Bartender Night (6/1): Come on out to raise some money for SOS, an all volunteer non-profit rescue group located right here in Jeannette! Cheer on your favorite bartender team! |
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| | Johnstown, Johnstown PolkaFest (6/2 - 6/4): Join us for the annual St. Mary’s Johnstown PolkaFest featuring the best Polish and Slovenian bands in the world! |
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| |  | Kennett Square, Memorial Day Fair (5/29): Please join us on as we celebrate our community and share our beautiful campus right after the annual Kennett Square Memorial Day Parade. |
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| |  | King Of Prussia, 6 Steps To Massive Business Results (6/6): Mark has over 30 years’ experience working for both the corporate level (18 years with Johnson & Johnson) as well as 19 years as an entrepreneur, managing his sales training business. |
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| | Kittanning, Awake At Last featuring Alteras (6/9): Awake At Last (Rock/Melodic Rock)"Never Be A Memory": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukj7Clq8O5AAlteras (Hard Rock/Metal)
"Scars": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JB1V4ocO7DQ
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| | Lancaster, A Night in the City: Take Me Back to the 80s (6/4): Dress in your favorite 80s attire and allow The Trust, Reji Woods Productions, and Aussie & The Fox to take you out for a evening in the “Big Apple” – without ever leaving Lancaster! |
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| |  | Lancaster, Council Recognition Dinner (5/31): On behalf of the Pennsylvania Dutch Council, Boy Scouts of America, you are cordially invited to attend the Annual Council Recognition Dinner. |
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| |  | Lancaster, First Friday Fright Night: Demons (6/2): A wide cross-section of people go to a horror movie festival in Berlin and quickly find themselves trapped in the theater, as well as attacked by slimy... |
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| |  | Landenberg, Memorial Day BBQ (5/26): Start this Memorial Day weekend off right with a BBQ Happy Hour! |
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| |  | Langhorne, Memorial Day Weekend Celebration (5/27 - 5/28): Rock out with Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster and Count von Count, as their music fills the air and the sky is covered with colorful bursts of brilliance. Be sure to watch us paint the sky red (and |
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| |  | Langhorne, The Aaron Altherr Phillies Experience (6/1): Dynasty Sports & Framing is excited to announce announce an experience with Phillies' star outfielder Aaron Altherr in his FIRST public autograph appearance! |
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| |  | Lansdowne, After Dark Asia (5/26): Write the story that will showcase his talents, a true horror invades his private life in the form of a beautiful, goddess-like woman who mysteriously emerges from inside a giant fruit. Little does h |
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| |  | Lansdowne, Lansdowne Memorial Day 5K (5/29): Come enjoy our varied terrain, historical scenery and energized spectators. Food, drinks and water stations provided. |
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| |  | Lebanon, 2017 Annual GOLF Tournament (5/27): This year E & E Metal Fab., Is excited to announce that as of last year we have formed The E & E Foundation. 501(C) |
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| |  | Lebanon, 2017 Pennsylvania Gourd Gathering (6/15 - 6/17): The 2017 Pennsylvania Gourd Gathering will be held Thursday, June 15th thru Saturday June 17th. The gathering will host a variety of workshops, vendors with both art/craft supplies and craft ready go |
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| |  | Lewisburg, Memorial Day - Murph (5/29): Join us on May 29th, Memorial Day, for our annual completion of the benchmark Hero workout, "Murph"! |
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| |  | Ligonier, Gingerbread Man Memorial Day 5K (5/29): Bring the family and join us for the 20th annual Memorial Day 5K Run/Walk at Idlewild and Soakzone, presented by Gingerbread Man Running Company! |
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| |  | Lititz, Generation Found (6/5): From the creators of the groundbreaking film, THE ANONYMOUS PEOPLE, comes GENERATION FOUND, a powerful story about one community coming together to ignite a youth addiction recovery revolution in thei |
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| |  | Lititz, Paint Your own Wine Glass (5/31): Squeeze Spot is making their way over to host a party with us here at Glitz. They will be bringing wine glasses to paint along with some ideas on what to paint, or you could bring your own ideas. |
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| |  | Loganville, Memorial Day Wagon Parade (5/29): Kids age 4-11 and their families are invited to decorate their wagon and enter it into Brown's first Memorial Day Wagon Parade! Monday, May 29th from 1-4pm. |
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| |  | Malvern, Freds Footsteps Ladies Night (6/1): Join us at the tranquil setting of Life's Patina at Willow Brook Farm for a night dedicated to busy women finding time to relax and renew. |
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| |  | Malvern, Free Yappy Hour! (6/1): We encourage you to bring your entire family, coworkers, friends, and of course pups for “Yappy Hour” here at Wagsworth! |
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| | Malvern, Good Samaritan 5K (6/10): Support of local causes and families in financial need in the greater Philadelphia area. Needs can be as a result of medical expenses and other essential bills impacting quality of life. The event is |
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| |  | Mechanicsburg, 2017 Central PA Jazz Camp: Messiah College - June 14-17 (6/14 - 6/17): Hosted by Messiah College's Music Department Chairman, Dr. William Stowman, the 16th annual resident/commuter Central PA Jazz Camp is for students aged 10 to 21. The camp is 4 DAYS/3 NIGHTS and fea |
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| |  | Mechanicsburg, Central PA Friends of Jazz Camp (6/14 - 6/17): Hosted by Messiah College's Music Department Chairman, Dr. William Stowman, in Mechanicsburg PA, the 16th annual resident/commuter Central PA Jazz Camp is for students aged 10 to 21. The camp is 4 D |
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| |  | Media, Brielle’s Birthday 5K Run/Walk (6/3): Join us for a 5K Run & 1 mile walk held in memory of Brielle Barber who lost her courageous battle with brain cancer in July 2016. This run/walk is benefitting The Grayson Saves Foundation for brain |
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| |  | Millersburg, Rooster (5/26): $25.00 pp we will be offering this painting session of this Rooster on an 11x14 canvas. |
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| |  | Mills, Reactors Comedy Club 1st Annual Comedy Competition (6/2): June Local Comics will compete for cash and top honors of being Best comic in The Delaware County. Each week will also feature a national touring headliner. YOUR VOTE MATTERS. Voting will be made uo o |
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| | Mohnton, Americans 4 Heroes – Heroes Ride and Festival (6/3): Americans 4 Heroes is a non-profit organization that assists Veterans, Police, Fire, and EMS workers who have been injured in the line of duty and spreading awareness of PTSD. |
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| | Monongahela, Fleatique on the Mon (6/3): Three mile street sale along Main Street. Rain or shine. Free admission and free parking. Antiques and crafters in Chess Park. Flea Market items everywhere!
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| |  | Morgantown, Guided Mediation with Chakra Bowls (6/2): Please join us for a lovely experience that will clear and balance your chakras. Nancy Walker will guide your meditation as she plays the Chakra Bowls. |
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| |  | Mount Joy, 4th Fridays (1/27 - 12/22): Always a happening evening in Downtown Mount Joy. |
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| | Mount Pocono, Boogie Wonder Band (6/3): It’s time to Get Real… And the Boogie Wonder Band has been doing it real since 1996… |
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| |  | Nanticoke, Traverse the Abyss (6/4): Traverse the Abyss is a heavy metal band based out of Scranton Pennsylvania. Launched in late 2016 from ex members of Threatpoint and Without a Martyr. Traverse the Abyss uniquely blends metal sub gen |
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| | Nazareth, 39th Annual Arts & Crafts Festival (6/3): Hosted on the lawn of the 1740/1743 Whitefield House in beautiful downtown Nazareth, it is one of the Lehigh Valley’s largest outdoor arts and crafts festivals. |
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| |  | New Cumberland, Organ Rededication Concert (5/31): Trinity's Organ Committee is delighted to welcome Rhonda Sider Edgington to her Central Pennsylvania home for a concert to celebrate the new console of our 1947 Wicks pipe organ. |
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| | New Hope, Vanessa Peters (6/10): In the last ten years, Vanessa has played over 1000 shows in 11 countries, receiving accolades from abroad and in her hometown of Dallas, where she was recently nominated as “Best Folk Artist” by The |
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| |  | New Tripoli, 5K Run & Fun Walk (5/27): All funds raised by the NWLEF events go back to the district and your help is greatly appreciated! |
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| | New Tripoli, Crafts For A Cure (6/11): On behalf of Doug Rassler and The American Cancer Society; - This fundraiser will be huge. |
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| | New Wilmington, Donut DAZE (6/2 - 6/3): Wilmington Donut DAZE is a two-day festival celebrating the deliciousness, and fun, of the DONUT. |
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| |  | Newtown, 2nd Car Show for Autism (6/11): ### 2nd Car Show for Autism ###
June 11 Rain or Shine
Family friendly, free to the public car show
Vehicle owner registration $15 to April 30, $20 after that.
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| |  | Oakdale, Yoga at Raccoon Creek State Park (6/1): Yoga H'om and The Friends of Raccoon Creek State Park have partnered to bring you a morning yoga class at Raccoon State Park. |
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| |  | Oaks, Bead Fest Philadelphia 2017 (8/18 - 8/20): Experience Bead Fest Philadelphia’s extensive lineup of workshops, interactive expo and creative inspiration. |
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| |  | Parkesburg, Sip & Shop (5/30): Join us for an evening of shopping from 6 PM - 8:30 PM exclusively for Women. Leave the kids at home and join us for some light refreshments and drinks. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, 116th Annual Student Exhibition (5/12 - 6/4): The 116th Annual Student Exhibition (ASE) will feature works by the school's BFA students, third- and fourth-year undergraduates, and second-year MFA students. |
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| | Philadelphia, A Taste of Kensington (6/10): 20th Anniversary Benefit for Greensgrow
Join Philly’s nationally-recognized urban farm and garden center at a unique celebration in honor of our 20th Anniversary. Greensgrow will transform the tast |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Above The Mendoza (6/4): Since their inception in a Temple University apartment bedroom, Above the Mendoza has obtained great success at home in the Lehigh Valley, in the city of Philadelphia, and in the suburbs between.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Advent Horizon (6/2): Modern rock meets progressive rock. Advent's music will grab you from first listen. Intelligent guitar and driving bass lines meet soaring, clear vocals.
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| | Philadelphia, Agent Moosehead (6/14): Philadelphia's dank, hairy, oily jazz underbelly yields many unknown innovative groups performing works of groundbreaking sonic expression. all too often these groups go unnoticed on the agendas of mo |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Alex Bugnon (5/27): Jazz pianist Alex Bugnon has been a prolific, energetic force on the contemporary music scene for almost three decades. A renowned musician/composer/bandleader, Bugnon hales from the picturesque villa |
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| | Philadelphia, Alustrium (6/9): Emerging from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Alustrium is introducing the world to a new form of progressive death metal. From intense, technical riffs to lengthy, soulful solos, Alustrium creates a uniq |
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| |  | Philadelphia, American Dinosaur (5/27): Born in Philadelphia, Pa in August of 2013, American Dinosaur was founded on a love of songwriting and America. The basis of their formation shows in their music, as they are constantly trying to tran |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Bad Tequila Experience (6/1): The Bad Tequila Experience is a 5 piece Alternative Rock band from Philadelphia PA. As a band comprised of all people of color, they draw influences from not only contemporary rock bands but from thei |
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| | Philadelphia, Banda Magda (6/13): Led by greek-born singer, accordionist, film scorer and composer Magda Giannikou, Banda Magda moves from baiao to jazz manouche, from Greek dance rhythms to samba beats. Their songs, sung in French (w |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Baroness (6/2): Baroness (formed in 2003) is a progressive heavy metal band that is known for incorporating the intensity of punk metal and melodic flourishes of indie-rock, hailing from Savannah, Georgia, U.S.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Bell Biv Devoe with special guests SWV and En Vogue (6/1): Bridging the gap between R&B and Hip-Hop music with a pop-feel-appeal-to-it for more than 20 years. Don’t miss them play the hits plus music from their new album Three Stripes live at the Mann with ve |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Bent Knee (6/6): Bent Knee is unlike any band you’ve ever heard. Its borderless sound combines myriad influences from across the rock, pop, minimalist, and avant-garde spectrums into a seamless, thrilling whole. Its n |
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| | Philadelphia, Big Mama Shakes (6/8): "Southern Americana Rock" band, Big Mama Shakes, wants nothing more than to push the envelope. Formed in Williamsburg, VA, in the summer of 2013, they show their original style and bring back an old s |
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| | Philadelphia, Black Wizard (6/12): 'Black Wizard have really done it with this album. Their performance is impressive, the sound is massive, the vocals are colossal and the guitar leads are seriously, seriously great. If you are a doom |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Braveheart Movie Night (5/31): Join us and Left Hand Brewing Company for a night of scotch ale and scotch inspired beer cocktails while we watch Braveheart! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Bring Philly HOME 2017 (5/31): Enjoy an evening that includes fine hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and a silent auction as you network and make new connections. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Brother Ali (6/4): Over the past 17 years, Brother Ali has earned wide critical acclaim for his deeply personal, socially conscious, and inspiring brand of hip-hop. Under Rhymesayers Entertainment, he’s unleashed a seri |
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| | Philadelphia, Bryan Adams (6/10): Born on the fifth of November, 1959 and hailing from Ontario, Canada, Bryan Adams is the best selling Canadian rock artist of all time. With over 100 million records sold over nearly 40 years in showb |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Buzzer (5/4 - 5/28): Jackson, an upwardly-mobile black attorney, has just bought an apartment in a transitioning neighborhood in Brooklyn. |
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| | Philadelphia, Camp Candle (6/10): Two friends from Philadelphia embark on a journey. A journey full of spirituality and music. They are Camp Candle.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Campdogzz (6/1): The duo of Jess Price and Mike Russell operate out of the eternally corrupt city of Chicago, where native Russell has been playing for over a decade. While his nationally-recognized acts Wedding Dress |
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| | Philadelphia, Candy Volcano (6/10): Candy Volcano is a festive tribute to the music of the 1970's glam rock era brought to you by an extensive cast of colourful performers.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Carol Cleveland Sings (5/27): Carol Cleveland Sings is the psychedelic multimedia pop project of Thomas Hughes and Gretchen Lohse.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Carol S. Steiker and Jordan M. Steiker: Courting Death (6/6): The Court has failed to fix the death penalty’s many problems. They also conclude, however, that the Court’s constitutional regulation has sown the seeds for eventual abolition. They have collaborate |
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| | Philadelphia, Caroyln Thorn (6/10): With the release of the Standing EP, Carolyn Thorn brings a new feel to a clashing of genres. Lush with an edgy vocal style, addicting progressions, and an honest, straightforward lyrical approach, th |
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| | Philadelphia, Casey Abrams (6/15): 21-year-old singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and American Idol finalist Casey Abrams, proves he is here to stay with his self-titled debut album on Concord Records.
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| | Philadelphia, Cash Registers (6/8): Cash Registers play a melodic and frenetic style of stripped-down classic punk. The band wear their Ramones and Buzzcocks influences on their sleeve, with the early hardcore of Black Flag, Dead Kenned |
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| | Philadelphia, CF CHARITIES 2017 SUPER CAR SHOW (6/11): This year’s SUPER CAR SHOW is better than ever. With new venues and activities planned – you are guaranteed to have a great time. Get revved-up because we are switching into high gear! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Chris Gennett (5/31): Chris Gennett is a Philadelphia based singer/songwriter with folk-pop songwriting and heavy blues guitar influence.
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| | Philadelphia, Close Talker (6/14): Close Talker is the exalted indie rock trio from Saskatoon, Canada. Formed in 2012, the band has made great strides in a short period of time: two releases, numerous tours throughout North America, Eu |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Clues & Booze: Speakeasy (5/27): Clues & Booze is a pop-up room escape game brought to local bars, pubs, and clubs near you! |
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| | Philadelphia, Cocktails & Confections with Dolley Todd Madison (6/8): Join the Friends of Independence along with Chef Staib of City Tavern & A Taste of History and Eric & Ryan Berley of Franklin Fountain for a delicious salute to Dolley Todd Madison. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Conjunto Philadelphia (6/1): Conjunto Philadelphia is a musical ensemble based in the Philadelphia area performing the music of Pre-Revolutionary Cuba. The group's main aspiration is to maintain the authenticity of the music whil |
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| | Philadelphia, Culture Abuse (6/15): Culture Abuse dare you to try categorizing them. On their debut full length, "Peach," the San Francisco Bay Area band drop hints with every song — power pop melodies collide with punk grit, garage roc |
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| | Philadelphia, Das EFX (6/8): Member Skoob hails from Brooklyn, New York City while Krazy Drayzy hails from Teaneck, New Jersey but the two met at Virginia State University in 1988 and began performing together. They named themsel |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Deadaires (6/3): Deadaires is a band born out of necessity. While all the members have impressive pedigrees, having cut their teeth in celebrated Florida punk acts like Against Me! and True North, Deadaires is an enti |
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| | Philadelphia, Dirty Dollhouse (6/9): The female folk trio Dirty Dollhouse is the music of singer-songwriter Chelsea Mitchell and vocalists Vanessa Winters (of The Lawsuits) and Amber Twait. The group's signature sound comes from century- |
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| |  | Philadelphia, DJ Ricochet (5/28): Ricochet has been djing for the past sixteen years. Starting off doing his own night, a dj battle, he quickly picked up numerous weekly residencies. Having been thrown in at the deep end djing in room |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Dull Knives (5/27): "The alternative, rock duo that chews up old country blues and spits out a distorted loogie of grunge infused biker blues”
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| |  | Philadelphia, East Vineland Phillies Night (6/2): East Vineland Little League will be having a fundraiser where we will be attending the Phillies take on the San Francisco Giants at Citizens Bank Park. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Ecstatic Vision (6/3): Ecstatic Vision come out of hiding in 2017 with their new psychedelic-rock album RAW ROCK FURY. RAW ROCK FURY is the 2nd LP for the band, and follows 2015's critically acclaimed SONIC PRAISE, which sa |
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| | Philadelphia, Endless Sacrifice (6/10): Endless Sacrifice was formed March 2009. The band consists of Michael Lamplugh on guitar, Doug Goldspiel vocals, Alex Kush on rhythm guitar, Brandon Uron on bass, and Nick Bozzelli on drums. The band |
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| | Philadelphia, Epoch Failure (6/9): Epoch Failure is a NJ urban pop duo, resulting from the collaborative efforts of singer/producer Billy Joe Marrero and rapper Nick Young. Their music is mixed and co-produced by Grammy-nominated produ |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Ex-girlfriends (6/2): Ex-Girlfriends may only be less than one year old, but don’t let that speak for their sound -- precocious as hell and driven by raw desire, nothing (except maybe a hangover) is holding back these 5 ba |
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| | Philadelphia, Fifth Harmony - The Mann (5/26): The ladies behind the hits “Worth It”, “Work From Home”, “All In My Head” and more return to the Mann this summer on Friday, May 26th for one night only! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, First Friday Open House at Indy Hall - June 2017 (6/2): Whether you're a new friend who hasn't even had a tour yet, or an old friend who we haven't seen in a while, First Fridays are gonna start being a great day to work from Indy Hall...and free, too! |
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| | Philadelphia, Former Belle (6/9): Since its start in the winter of 2010, Former Belle has taken on many different outfits, all led by frontman, Bruno Catrambone. The project self-released a full band EP entitled, Sounds From The Groun |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Future Islands (5/29): Future Islands are an electro synthpop trio from North Carolina, US who formed in 2006. The band consists of Gerrit Welmers (keys), William Cashion (bass/guitar) and Samuel Harding (vocals).
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| |  | Philadelphia, Galactic Empire (6/3): Dark Vader (guitar) had the following to say: "These instruments are crude but should be adequate to shred some faces as we journey across the galaxy. We have been doubling our efforts to complete our |
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| | Philadelphia, Garland Jeffreys (6/8): When Garland Jeffreys released his first solo album in 1973, Village Voice critic Robert Christgau called him both “classy” and “classless.” He wasn’t meaning to be self-contradictory: It was clear ev |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Gene Simmons and His Band Live! (6/2): KISS has sold over 100 million CDs and DVDs worldwide, is celebrating its 43rd year, and continues to sell out stadiums and arenas around the world, breaking box-office records set by Elvis and the Be |
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| |  | Philadelphia, George Burton (6/3): "George Burton represents what many of Jazz’s most exciting figures hoped the genre would become precarious, dynamic, revolutionary... unable to be contained.” — NEXTBOP
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| |  | Philadelphia, Great Voices Rediscovered: Sinclair Lewis (6/14): Sinclair Lewis was the first American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1930. He was a member of the charmed circle of writers that included Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Dos Passos. However, Le |
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| | Philadelphia, Help the Doctor (6/10): “Help The Doctor” is not your typical Los Angeles based band. These four surgeons create innately catchy melodies backed by the crunch of twin guitar attacks and a versatile rhythm section. From the a |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Hopes Night Out (6/6): Individuals to continue their job search and pursue a productive career. Career Wardrobe’s services can mean the difference between another low-wage hourly position and the first step to a successful |
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| |  | Philadelphia, How to Use a Knife (5/26 - 6/18): In the raw, ever-pumping, kitchen of a busy Wall Street restaurant, George -- a master chef with a dark and tortured past -- rules over his crew with the swagger of a giant. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, I Am The Polish Army (5/27): I Am The Polish Army’s debut record, My Old Man is, in many ways, the realization of an idea that began over ten years ago, when DeCorsey was first exploring and experiencing the inspirations and trau |
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| | Philadelphia, Iconoclasm (6/10): Iconoclasm is a Thrash metal trio hailing from Austin, Texas. We like to have a good time and play fast music
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| |  | Philadelphia, In the Presence of Wolves (6/3): In The Presence Of Wolves is a progressive rock/metal band from the South Jersey/Philly area. Established in 2009 and fully realized in 2012, the 4-piece quickly became a staple in the local prog scen |
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| | Philadelphia, Infinien (6/16): Philadelphia-born iNFiNiEN combines eclectic musical personalities into a visionary, unified force. Far from the typical rock band, they explore new territories of sound by using exotic scales, chords |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Japanese Azteroids, The Live Play (5/29): Show synopsis: (Si-Fi Adventure-Romance) The world as we know it has been damaged by a Japanese asteroid hand crafted and detonated by the infamous and ruthless GENERAL HAIKI. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Jean Carne (6/2): Jean Carne was born Sarah Jean Perkins in Columbus, Georgia, U.S.A. Jean was raised in Atlanta. Her parents supported her singing at the age of four in the church choir. They also encouraged her to ta |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Jerrys Girls (4/4 - 7/2): Spend an evening with the music of Jerry Herman and you too will cheer for Broadway's electrifying tribute to this all-American master of song. |
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| | Philadelphia, Jesse Gimbel (6/10): Jesse Gimbel is a multi-instrumentalist and the owner of Jesse Gimbel’s Basement recording studio located in the Philadelphia area. From the performance of guitar, bass, drums, and piano to expertise |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Jonas Rathsman (6/2): Since being declared a ‘Future Star of 2013’ by BBC Radio 1’s key dance gatekeeper, Pete Tong, Jonas Rathsman has gone on to exceed all expectations with a string of first class releases, remixes and |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Joy Riding (6/5): Joe used to be in Makeout Party and The Beatles. Scott used to be in Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start, Decathlete, and The Beatles. John used to be in Up Up Down Down and The Beatles, a |
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| | Philadelphia, June B. Jones The Musical (6/2 - 6/4): Junie B. is one busy first grader. Between new friends, getting glasses and not being allowed to play in the kickball tournament, there's a lot going on! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, June SHARE (6/2 - 6/3): Presented by The Iron Factory, SHARE is a semi-annual performance featuring our current members.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Junior Astronomers (6/3): Junior Astronomers. A consistency in disorder breathes into existence a quintet bound to the loud and impulsive. Gritty and jangled on some occasions, then mangled and diverting in others. The only th |
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| | Philadelphia, Karikatura (6/9): Karikatura makes life-affirming, body-shaking music that moves people around the world.
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| Philadelphia, Kenneth J. Miller Founders Award Luncheon (ACE17) (6/12): People can't change the world, change their community, or even go to school if they spend vast amounts of time walking back and forth to distant, muddy holes carrying up to 40 pounds of water. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Killiam Shakespeare (5/30): Killiam Shakespeare is a critically acclaimed music collective based in Philadelphia. The band is led by Steve McKie and Corey Bernhard – both seasoned musicians and producers whose status as artists |
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| | Philadelphia, Kinder Than Wolves (6/8): Kinder Than Wolves is a new indie-rock three-piece consisting of members Paige Coley (vocals, guitar), Ryan Snow (guitar), and Grant Freeman (drums). The act—one hailing from sunny Orlando, Florida—ca |
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| |  | Philadelphia, King Django (6/6): King Django is internationally loved and respected as an important proponent of roots music. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Kings Cabinet Add some spice to your life (6/1): Do you like spicy foods? Well how about spicy cocktails? Well show you how to shake and stir a little spice into your cocktails and excite your palate. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Kittens Slay Dragons (6/2): Electropop band that sings songs upbeat songs about cats, depression, and nerd culture!
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| |  | Philadelphia, Kyle Bent (5/27): Kyle Bent (born August, 12, 1997) is an American rapper from the town of Randolph, Massachusetts. Bent was originally born in Jamaica where he resided until the age of two, before his parents decided |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Lisa Chosed (6/4): Lisa Chosed is Chosed1Creations (photo, design, video, art curator) and Singer/Songwriter as well as an event host in Philly.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Madam West (6/1): MADAM WEST is a misanthropic psych-soul-pop band. Listen: madamwest.bandcamp.com. (Also on Spotify, Soundcloud, Apple, Google)
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| |  | Philadelphia, Making History (5/25 - 6/10): In Making History, powerful historical forces determine the destinies of Hugh ONeill, the Earl of Tyrone and Red Hugh ODonnell before and after the battle of Kinsale. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Mat Burke (6/1): With the angst of a mid 20s punk rocker, the sorrow of a traditional country artist, and the free wheeling spirit of his folk heros. Mat Burke is unlike anything else. Pint after pint and song after s |
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| | Philadelphia, Melodime (6/15): Melodime blends rock and roll, stunning piano melodies, and catchy guitar riffs with strong story-telling country roots and sing-along choruses.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Memorial Day Irish Festival (5/29): Please come and join us on May 29th at Cannstatter Volksfest Verein. Looking forward to seeing you there! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Moth Ball (6/1): The Moth Ball is for science lovers looking for something a bit different. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Mother of Divine Grace Italian Festival 2017 (6/1 - 6/10): Aromatic homemade authentic Italian dinners and a beer garden along with games of chance and kids' activities make this a fun event for the whole family, with proceeds benefiting the parish. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Murray Dessner: Illuminations (4/26 - 7/16): Celebrated artist and art educator Murray Dessner (1934-2012) was born in Philadelphia and attended the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, where he went on to teach painting and drawing. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Needle Points (6/3): Needle Points is a psych-boogie outfit from Philadelphia formed in 2013. Their music, largely influenced by sixties and seventies vibes, is what punk music would have been if Keith Richards invented i |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Opening Tap 2017 (6/1): The Hammer of Glory completes its city-wide relay when it arrives to officially declare the beginning of Beer Week in America's Best Beer-Drinking City! Beer sampling from 40+ local and national brew |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Orion Tango (6/6): A tango is all about moving smoothly as one with your partner. Orion Tango's tango is all about doing the same thing between minds and instruments. The newest project from Philadelphia's genre-defying |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Pallbearer (6/2): Pallbearer’s third album, Heartless, is an inspired collection of monumental rock music. The band offers a complex sonic architecture that weaves together the spacious exploratory elements of classic |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Parca Run for Rhinos (6/4): Our mission is to prevent extinction of the rhino and to preserve the ecosystem in which it resides. The funds raised will go toward educating the public about rhino conservation and to support partne |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Peaceable Kingdom (5/10 - 5/28): A dark comedy about the Quaker settlement of Pennsylvania. Inspired by the famous series by Philadelphia painter Edward Hicks (1780 - 1849), Peaceable Kingdom is a fable about the longing for utopia. |
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|  | Philadelphia, PECO Multicultural Series Irish American Festival 2017 (6/4): This daylong event offers two stages of music, dance and bagpiping performances in celebration of Irish culture. Attendees can sample classic Irish bites like shepherd’s pie and bangers and mash |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Pennypack Park Music Festival 2017 (5/31): Head to Pennypack Park for an energetic lineup of celebrated local and national talent at the Pennypack Park Music Festival in Philadelphia |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival 2017 (5/9 - 6/11): This one-of-a-kind experience includes an all-new collection of larger-than-life, illuminated silk sculptures, acrobatics, dancers, authentic crafts and the return of a 200-foot-long dragon
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| |  | Philadelphia, Philadelphia Latino Film Festival 2017 (6/2 - 6/4): Filadelfia Latin American Film Festival, the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival showcases and promotes emerging Latin American and Latino filmmakers in the Philadelphia community |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Philly Fight Night - Lundy vs. Evangelista (6/2): This will be Lundy’s first fight at the 2300 Arena, located in his backyard, and only his seventh hometown appearance since he turned professional 11 years ago. |
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| | Philadelphia, Philly POPS Memorial Day Salute Concert (5/27): Particular blocks of tickets will be provided for veterans, active military, Philadelphia police officers, and firefighters - plus local students and Boy and Girl Scouts. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Pitch! Commonspace Auditions (5/27 - 5/31): Featured on Commonspace, our collaborative radio show, podcast, and live event series responding to the pressing issues of our time. Come tell your provocative, heartwarming or remarkable story for a |
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| |  | Philadelphia, PostWarDreamBand (5/27): Indie rock band out of Philadephia that combines melancholy folk with heart felt anthems.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Prison Food Weekend: Nutraloaf from around the U.S. (6/3 - 6/4): Courts have generally upheld the rights of prisons to punish inmates with these diets, but the practice remains controversial. They can then record their thoughts on a tasting card and decide for them |
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| | Philadelphia, Protoje (6/10): There is an exciting resurgence of conscious, organic music in Jamaica and industry experts and fans alike agree that Protoje is among those at the forefront of the movement known as the ‘Reggae Reviv |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Restorative Justice Art Exhibition Opening (6/2): Come support our Mural Arts Restorative Justice Program, artist Hank Willis Thomas, poet Ursula Rucker, artists Jesse Krimes and Russel Omar-Shareef... |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Roots Rock Run 5K (6/3): 1 mile walk to support GrassROOTS Community Foundation wellness and public health initiatives in Philadelphia. GrassROOTS Community Foundation is a public health and social action organization. We inv |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Roswell (6/2): Roswell is a Lebanese Alternative/Rock band located in Beirut-Lebanon .Third album "Unraveling New Beginnings" is now available online
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| | Philadelphia, Royal Blood (6/7): Royal Blood are a British rock band, comprising Mike Kerr (bassist, singer) and Ben Thatcher (drummer). They formed in Brighton in 2013.
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| | Philadelphia, Sera Cahoone (6/14): The pedal steel, the fiddle, the hush of a song sung from the heart—the world of American roots music is no stranger to Seattle songwriter Sera Cahoone. After three albums on Sub Pop Records and years |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Seth Adam (6/6): Singer/songwriter Seth Adam writes compelling, genuine songs with honest lyrics. The alt-country, Americana rocker draws comparisons to Counting Crows, Tom Petty, Ryan Adams, and Jason Isbell.
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| | Philadelphia, Shake Some Action! (6/10): Shake Some Action! is a band from Seattle, WA, steeped in the influences of classic pop from the '60s through the '90s.
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| | Philadelphia, Shy Shape (6/10): Shy Shape is a 50’s indie rock band based out of New Brunswick, New Jersey. Surf beats, melodic guitar lines, and vocal centric choruses are the foundations of their first EP, Out At Night. To be rele |
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| | Philadelphia, Sigur Rós (6/16): Sigur Rós (['s????r rou?s] is an Icelandic post-rock band with melodic, classical, experimental, and minimalist elements. The band is known for its ethereal sound and lead singer Jónsi’s falsetto voic |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Siravo (6/3): The band formed as a 3-piece group, and has since entertained countless crowds throughout the Philadelphia and New Jersey scenes. The band has endured several lineup changes, inviting new players into |
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| Philadelphia, SoLow Festival 2017 (6/15 - 6/25): The SoLow Festival in Philadelphia gives stage actors an opportunity to break from their complex productions with large ensembles and perform in the most vulnerable way possible - by themselves. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Spinderella, A Hip/Hop Musical Friday,June 16, 2017@7pm (6/16): Spinderella is written and directed by Germantown’s own Lisa Y. Hopkins who is the Founder fo Kama- Sahlor Group who shares a belief that ‘Art Saves Lives’ especially for children who encounter violen |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Starship featuring Mickey Thomas (6/3): Mickey Thomas joined joined Jefferson Starship in 1979. Mickey’s voice had become legendary after recording “Fooled Around and Fell in Love” with the Elvin Bishop Band and he was planning to pursue a |
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| | Philadelphia, Stuyedeyed (6/8): Stuyedeyed is Nelson, Humberto, Andrea, and Luis. They are from Brooklyn, NY. They make music to make you uncomfortable with yourself.
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| |  | Philadelphia, Suburban Living (5/27): Some things just take time. Nothing could be truer for Philadelphia's Suburban Living, a project originally envisioned in 2011 as a solo endeavor of Virginia native Wesley Bunch. Yet, after 5 years an |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Sunday Brunch : Join us weekly for an extensive a la carte brunch menu including Cannoli Pancakes, Bananas Foster Waffles, and Lobster Omelet! |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Taste of Philly Food Tour (1/4 - 5/27): Philly is famous for its cheesesteaks, hoagies and pretzels. Learn the story behind these and other local food favorites, and the vibrant and historic Reading Terminal Market where they're sold during |
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| | Philadelphia, Tektonic (6/11): Since their formation in Philadelphia during the summer of 2015, Tektonic has crafted a unique style of instrumental fusion dubbed “East Coast Metallic Groove Shit.” Described recently as “if Tauk and |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey (5/17 - 6/4): One of the greatest storytellers of his generation, James Lecesne, takes us to a small Jersey shore town to unravel the story of Leonard Pelkey, a tenaciously optimistic and luminous 14-year-old boy. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Absolute Brightness of Leonard Pelkey (5/19 - 6/4): A small coastal community in New Jersey comes together around the mysterious disappearance of a tenaciously optimistic and flamboyant 14 year old. |
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| | Philadelphia, The Bad Bees (6/16): We're all semi college educated people with a serious passion for making noises.
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| | Philadelphia, The Brackish (6/14): Thrillingly unique instrumental post-punk psych band featuring alumni of The Liftmen, Zun Zun Egui, This Is The Kit and Phantom Limb.
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Chainsmokers (6/3): The Chainsmokers are a DJ duo from New York, New York, US consisting of the members Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall. Their music encompasses the genres of electro house, progressive house, and EDM.
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| | Philadelphia, The Dupont Brothers (6/8): Zack and Sam DuPont are a Burlington, VT based, sibling indie-folk-rock duo. Since the start of the band in 2013, the brothers have spent most of their time on the road touring heavily throughout the |
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| | Philadelphia, The Ghostly Circus: Heavens Theatre - 2 Show Dates! (6/16 - 6/17): This unique, other-worldly show will include fire dancing, aerial performers, theatrical sideshow, and a Dance With the Dead After-Party. Bring your own blankets or beach chairs and enjoy an evening u |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Golden Grass (6/3): THE GOLDEN GRASS is free-wheelin, good-time rock and roll band. They play a soulful mix of heavy-country-funk-boogie and progressive-psychedelic-freakbeat. Their music is bursting with a feel-good ene |
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| | Philadelphia, The Juan Maclean (6/16): The dance world way too often privileges the new, and not many dance artists write albums as good as In A Dream, the third full-length album by The Juan MacLean, this far into their career. The Juan M |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Light Princess (4/5 - 6/2): Filled with wonderful characters and a beguiling score, this enchanting, clever and wickedly funny new musical will delight kids and parents alike. |
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| | Philadelphia, The Loving Story Film Screening (6/8): Join us for a screening of the award-winning HBO documentary, The Loving Story — the definitive account of the landmark 1967 Supreme Court decision that legalized interracial marriage. This film was d |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Morelings (5/27): Founded by cowriters Matthew William and Kedra Caroline, The Morelings hit the Philly scene as a three piece in August of 2014 and later recorded their debut studio project with Philadelphia producer |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Motels (6/3): The iconic LA band who first defined MTV with Top Ten hits "Only the Lonely" and "Suddenly Last Summer," on world tour, new album/videos coming soon!
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Neptune Waves (6/5): A four piece musical collective that embodies euphoria and despair in each song. The music is characterised by the band's desire to push for something different and unique, while finding the balance b |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Searchlight Series (6/6): Carol S. Steiker and Jordan M. Steiker, sibling co-authors of Courting Death, conclude that the Court has failed to fix the death penalty’s many problems. They also conclude, however, that the Court’s |
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| | Philadelphia, The Stargazer Lilies (6/9): The Stargazer Lilies “We Are The Dreamers” is hands down the best dream pop album of the year. Or even: of the past decade. |
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| | Philadelphia, The Steel Wheels (6/11): Some things come to be in their own time, of their own accord. Such has been the case with The Steel Wheels. In the beginning, it was simply a matter of four young men who’d happened to cross paths at |
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Stolen (5/28): The Stolen is a Pop Rock band from Old Bridge, NJ, consisting of Dom Cuce (Vocals), Rob Chiarappa (Guitar/Vocals), Kevin Smart (Bass), and Mike Chiarappa (Drums). The quartet formed in 2005 as neighbo |
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| | Philadelphia, The Tracys (6/8): Blistering old school punk rock outfit The Tracys are as clear an 80s punk revival as it gets. - Michael Haskoor, The Deli Magazine
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| |  | Philadelphia, The Wild Now (5/31): The Wild Now is an Austin, TX based duo consisting of Taylor Baker and Drew Walker. The two met in 2013 at a Local Natives show at the city’s annual SXSW Music Festival. Following that fateful day in |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Thorazine (6/4): Thorazine, a punk band from Philadelphia PA who spent most of the 90's wandering coast to coast on tour.
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| | Philadelphia, Timber Timbre (6/8): Timber Timbre is a Canadian music group, featuring Taylor Kirk, Simon Trottier, Mathieu Charbonneau and Olivier Fairfield. The moniker refers to an early series of recordings made in a timber-framed c |
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| | Philadelphia, Tomo Nakayama (6/11): Tomo Nakayama is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter from Seattle, Washington. His music has been praised by NPR, New York Times, and KEXP, and he has toured throughout the US and Japan at |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Uada (5/28): From the darkness, UADA (meaning haunted in latin) emerges breathing the spirit of the original 90’s Black Metal wave. Since 2014, this Portland, Oregon four-piece has used a unique approach to combin |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Uncle Vanya (5/31 - 6/18): What keeps a person alive? A celebrated professor has built a life and career off of the profits of a rural farm run by Sonya, his daughter, and Vanya, his brother-in-law from a previous marriage. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Urban Cone (5/27): For Urban Cone — four high-school friends from a Stockholm suburb — creating irresistibly catchy, emotionally resonant music that has the potential to connect with fans all over the world is all they’ |
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| | Philadelphia, Vanna (6/16): Sometimes, the road can actually feel like home for a band. It's only natural as the bulk of a musician's time is spent traversing the globe and playing countless cities in something of a whirlwind. W |
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| |  | Philadelphia, VMC Volunteer Orientation (6/2): Join us at our headquarters in Philadelphia for our next Volunteer Orientation Info Session to find out more about how you can get involved at the Veterans Multi-Service Center. |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Wizard World Comic Con Philadelphia (6/1 - 6/4): North America's largest pop-culture touring expo, June 1-4 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Thousands of fans will be on hand to celebrate the best in pop culture: movies, comics, cosplay, video |
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| |  | Philadelphia, Yeah Son (6/3): Yeah Son! combines elements of rock, funk, reggae and hip-hop. Together they bring an energy to the crowd that makes you want to dance and rock out!
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| |  | Philadelphia, York Street Hustle (5/27): The York Street Hustle is a Philly-based 10-piece 60's soul ensemble. Our repertoire spans over a decade of music including Detroit, Memphis & Chicago soul
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| |  | Philadelphia, Zymotic Flow (6/3): Zymotic Flow is the reincarnation of itself into a modern 5 piece high energy rock and roll band. From 90s alternative rock to modern pop and classic rock
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| |  | Philipsburg, Black Moshannon 5k/10k and Combo Races (5/27): Join the YMCA in the annual Black Moshannon Races. The 2017 races will have a slight change to the start times of each race. The 5k will start at 8am, the 10k at 9am. |
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| |  | Phoenixville, Chester County Pride Fest (6/3): Its time for our annual Chester County Pride Festival! Join LGBT Equality Alliance and the Chester County community for an afternoon of music, food, vendors, family activities, giveaways, and more! Pr |
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| |  | Phoenixville, Man of La Mancha (6/2): The story of the “mad” knight, Don Quixote, as a play within a play, is performed by Cervantes and his fellow prisoners as he awaits a hearing with the Spanish Inquisition. |
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| |  | Pine Grove, Memorial Day Swing at Sweet Arrow Lake (5/29): Join us for the first concert of the Summer 2017 season as the M&J Big Band of Pottsville, PA plays at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park. |
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| | Pittsburgh, 2017 Three Rivers Arts Festival (6/2 - 6/11): The Three Rivers Arts Festival is a celebration of the arts in downtown Pittsburgh unlike any other in the nation. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, 9th Annual Full Bloom: Summer Dance Party (6/3): l benefit bash and celebration of summer in the city! Every June, East Liberty heats up as crowds from all corners of the city. Live performances, food and drinks from the East End’s best bars and res |
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| | Pittsburgh, A Night in the Spotlight (6/8): Come and Join us! For A Night in the Spotlight, with emcee Brian Ceponis. The evening features heavy hors d'oeuvres, a cash bar, and a silent auction. With Individual Donor Kristen S. Kurland. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, A Tour and Tasting in Old Allegheny (6/2 - 6/3): A summer weekend visiting some of the most lavishly landscaped and decorated spaces in the Allegheny West Historic District of Pittsburgh’s Northside. The 2017 tour features wines from Spain and delec |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, A Very Sordid Pride (6/2): Come out and celebrate the beginning of Pride with Hot Metal Hardware on the first Friday at Cruze Bar for A Very Sordid Pride. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Buffalo Rose at The Park House (5/26): Buffalo Rose will be providing foot stomping music for your ears at The Park House! They've got the best falafel in town, free popcorn, great beer and a great atmosphere, come get down with us! |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Carolyn Reed Barritt and Theodore Bolha (6/3): Her abstracted depictions and landscapes are created with marks made from ink, markers, and paint. Her sculptural works incorporate a diverse spectrum of materials, both natural and man-made, includin |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Chicken Hill Project Community Meeting (6/5): A McKinley Park Green Infrastructure project by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and American Planning Association (APA) in 2016. This project will target storm water management in |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Create Festival Pittsburgh 2017 (6/1): The CREATE Festival features a full-day line-up of art, tech, workshops, talks, performances, awards, parties and opportunities to experience the newest trends in creativity and innovation. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, DePaul SPEAKeasy (6/2): Head over to the SPEAKeasy on Friday, June 2nd and party like it's 1929 for a GREAT cause! |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Discovering Nature Through Journaling (6/2 - 6/30): This class maintains a supportive atmosphere for people of all skill levels. You don't need to feel like an artist or a writer to keep a nature journal, all you need is a notebook and pencil. Each cla |
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| | Pittsburgh, Factory Swing Shift (6/16): This practice continued into adulthood, and he eventually accumulated a profusion of photographs, movie posters, and other memorabilia. Warhol’s lifelong infatuation with fame is traced from his earli |
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| | Pittsburgh, Frick Environmental Center Guided Tour (6/15): A cutting-edge building, the new Center enhances visitor experience while acting as a "living laboratory." The new Center connects learners of all ages to hands-on environmental education in a buildin |
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| | Pittsburgh, From This Day Forward (6/15): Her name to Trisha, Sharon was in the awkward throes of middle school. Her father’s transition to female was difficult for her straight-identified mother, Marcia, to accept, but her parents stayed tog |
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| | Pittsburgh, Invasive Plant Identification Training (6/10): Join Parks Conservancy staff in Frick Park for tips on how to differentiate invasive plants from native lookalikes. Families are welcome! Event will meet at the entrance to Falls Ravine Trail on Beech |
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| | Pittsburgh, June Juice (6/7): It’s an event aimed at advertising professionals from marketers, creatives, media specialists, producers, strategists and vendor partners who share a passion for advertising and the important role it |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Ken Double (5/27): You’ll enjoy Ken’s informal approach on the PATOS Wurlitzer theatre organ, plus Ken will accompany Daniel on several selections, some of which will reflect Daniel’s Venezuelan heritage. You’ll also ma |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Lgbtq+ Youth Prom: Outer Space (5/27): Prom includes a sit-down dinner from, guest DJs from Chances Dances and dancing from 7–10 p.m., silkscreen printing, and free photobooth photos all night. This year's theme is "Outer Space." The LGBTQ |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Memorial Day Parade (5/29): Come walk a mile ias a part of teh parade and throw candy! Meet at BTO. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Magazines Best Restaurants Party (6/6): Best Restaurants Party presented by UPMC Health Plan, our most popular event of the year, brings together the region's best restaurants with over 2,000 local foodies for an evening of delicious sampli |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, PupsPintsPizza (6/1): We are hosting our 2nd Pups Pints and Pizza night on our Rooftop Deck at Bado's! |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Sacred Drum Circle: Horse (5/30): By "Sacred" drum circle, we mean that this event is focused on a floor altar and uses frame drums for healing and supportive purposes. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Strider Cup (5/27): Strider Cup races are the highest level national Strider sanctioned races that give small children and people with special needs a chance to put their Strider Balance Bike skills to the test at severa |
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| | Pittsburgh, Summer Reading Extravaganza (6/11): The fun begins June 11 with an outdoor festival for all ages. Head over to the Library in Oakland for music, crafts, games, storytelling, food trucks and more! While you’re there, find out how to enro |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Super Science Saturdays: The Power of Poison (5/27): Deadliest poisons with special, hands-on activities with Super Science Saturday! Super Science Saturdays is a program at Carnegie Museum of Natural History that allows visitors of all ages to explore |
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| | Pittsburgh, Take Steps Pittsburgh for Crohns and Colitis (6/10): Is a fun and family friendly event where patients, loved ones, friends, and care givers empower and inspire each other to continue the fight against these devastating diseases. Patients and their fami |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Thick Bikes MTB South Side Ride (5/30): This is a mixed surface ride intended for mountain bikes. Explore the parks of the South Side by bike and take in some magnificent views of Pittsburgh in the process. |
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| |  | Pittsburgh, Tikkun Leil Shavuot (5/30): Join in our unique community-wide all-night study session. Choose from numerous opportunities to study with local rabbis and thinkers in a festival of learning from across the Jewish spectrum. |
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| | Pittsburgh, Waterball 2017 (6/10): Join us for an elegant evening of Dining, Dancing and Entertainment as we celebrate the incredible work AQWALIFE has been able to accomplish because of people like you. |
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| | Pittsburgh, Yoga in Schenley Plaza (6/12): Stretch on the emerald lawn at Schenley Plaza during this free yoga class. Wear comfortable clothes, bring a water bottle and a mat -- or borrow one of ours! Registration for this class is not require |
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| |  | Pocono Pines, Panther Pounce 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run (6/4): Join us in our Panther Pounce 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run. The starting point will be at the Tobyhanna Elementary Center flagpole. Preregistration is highly encouraged. All preregistered participants |
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| | Portersville, Outdoor Extravaganza (5/26 - 5/29): Base Camp is at Breakneck Campground near McConnell's Mill and Moraine State Park, but activities and trips go various places. Register online. 15 - 20 activities to choose from each day! |
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| | Punxsutawney, Hogtoberfest Craft Beer Festival (5/27): Homebrewers! It's time to start brewing! Mark your calendar for the 2016 Hogtoberfest Craft Beer Festival and Home Brew Competition! "Celebrating Spring with Phil"! |
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| |  | Quakertown, Summer Spotlight Academy Performing Arts Camp (8/7 - 8/27): Star of the Day’s Summer Spotlight Academy’s mission is two-fold: to provide a top-notch musical theater education in a safe, creative and nurturing environment where young actors be creative. |
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| |  | Reading, Penn Street Market opening day (6/1): We are kicking off the market season on Thursday, June 1 at 10 am located at 5th & Penn Streets. Stay tuned for more details! |
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| |  | Ridgway, Thirsty Thursday Group Ride (6/1): Country Squirrel Outfitters has partnered with Jordan's Bar and Grill to bring the monthly "Thirsty Thursday" group road bike rides back for 2017. |
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| | Saltsburg, Saltsburg Canal Days (6/2 - 6/4): Bring the entire family to enjoy a weekend of kid-friendly activities, local bands, great food and a lot of fun! |
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| |  | Schuylkill Haven, Chicken Bar B Q (6/2): BBQ Chicken, rool and butter, applesauce, and a baked potato $8.50. Drive through or you can eat in the pavilion! |
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| | Sellersville, Danielle Nicole (6/8): Danielle Nicole is a Blues/Roots/Soul Singer and Bassist based in Kansas City, MO. Formerly bassist and shared vocalist of popular band Trampled Under Foot
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| |  | Sellersville, John Mayall (6/2): John Mayall was born on the 29th of November 1933 and grew up in a village not too far from Manchester, England. It was here as a teenager that he first became attracted to the jazz and blues 78s in h |
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| | Sellersville, Laura Cheadle (6/8): Multi- Blues Award Winning Singer-Songwriter Laura Cheadle keeping the blues alive with the family by my side.
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| |  | Sellersville, Mojo Stu (6/2): Entertaining audiences from concert halls to coffeehouses, festivals and listening rooms, Mojo Stu performs his unique, intense and friendly solo-acoustic music.
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| | Sellersville, Rik Emmett (6/9): Rik Emmett has his fair share of gold and platinum hanging on the wall after surviving three decades in the music biz. Awards from Best Guitarist at the
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| |  | Sewickley, Memorial Day Murph (5/29): Every year on Memorial Day, CrossFitters everywhere complete the grueling CrossFit hero workout called "Murph". |
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| |  | Sewickley, Muddled + Mixed (6/2): Get your taste buds ready! Pittsburgh’s food and drink scene is booming, and we want to celebrate! |
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| |  | Sharon, A Night of Hope featuring Bill Strickland (5/31): A Night of Hope, to benefit the Hope Center for Arts and Technology (HopeCAT) will take place on Wednesday, May 31st on the campus of Penn State Shenango in Sharon. |
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| |  | Shillington, Open Studio Workshop (BYOB!) (6/1): Please come and join us on June 1st at Blush & Brushes Art Studio. Looking forward to seeing you there! |
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| | Slippery Rock, Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival (6/9 - 6/11): Come celebrate the birth of the Jeep, June 9-11. Festival events at Cooper's Lake Campground all weekend with Jeep Invasion in downtown Butler on Friday night. |
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| | Slippery Rock, Bantam Jeep Muddy 5K (6/11): Bantam Jeep Muddy 5K. Family-friendly 5K mud race on foot. 8 AM. The race course will challenge people to perform as well as a tricked-out Jeep and will feature even more mud and fun than last year |
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| | Slippery Rock, LionFire Festival (5/27 - 5/28): LionFire Festival: a Fireworks Competition & Music Festival is unleashing the roar of pyrotechnic leaders at Cooper's Lake Campground on May 27th & 28th. |
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| | Springfield, Mothers Home 5k Run and Walk (6/11): To Benefit Mothers’ Home (a residential shelter which provides a safe haven for vulnerable, pregnant women in a crisis who choose life as a sacred gift.)Please join us for a 5k run and walk. |
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| | Stroudsburg, 29th Annual Farm Animal (5/27): Join us for two weekends of family fun as Quiet Valley comes alive with baby farm animals! |
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| |  | Stroudsburg, Messages from Heaven (6/1): This is an amazing gallery event where George Koury and Dolores Rilho will use their gift of Mediumship to reconnect the audience with their loved ones in the spirit world. |
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| |  | Susquehanna, Tranquil beach paint class (5/30): Tranquil beach paint class at Oakland corner pub on May 30 at 6pm. Class fee is $25 but bring a friend and each pay $20. |
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| |  | Tannersville, NEPA Crafters Unite Craftsmen Shows (4/6 - 7/16): NEPA Crafters Unite will be holding monthly Crafters Markets. Crafters will be scattered throughout the walk areas of the Crossing Premium Outlet Stores. |
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| |  | Temple, Kokedama Workshop (5/31): Kokedama ("moss balls") is a style of Japanese bonsai where a plants root system is simply wrapped in sphagnum moss and bound with string, transforming it into a sculptural art form. |
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| |  | Trevose, New Owners Clinic (5/30): Learn proper maintenance on your new motorcycle including all the proper settings and adjustments. |
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| |  | Troy, Trojan Must-Dash 5k Trail Run / Walk (6/4): Grab your sneakers, family, and friends and join us for the 4th Annual Trojan Must-Dash! This 5K Trail Run/Walk follows the beautiful trails of Mt. Pisgah State Park for a wonderful run/walk |
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| |  | Uniontown, Memorial Day Red, White, & Blue Scramble (5/29): Join us for our annual Red, White, and Blue Scramble on Memorial Day!! Call 724-437-3831 or message is to sign up your team! All participants are invited to our Memorial Day Pool Party! |
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| |  | Warminster, Designer Bag Bingo (6/4): Win Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Korrs bags and totes all while supporting local children affected by cancer. |
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| |  | Washington, 2017 Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival (5/26 - 5/28): The food trucks will be out in full force along with over 30 regional vendors and artisans, craft beer, local wineries, kids activities, live music and lots more. |
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| | Wayne, Conestoga Generals 5k and 1 Mile Fun Run (6/10): Welcome to the 1st annual Conestoga Generals 5K & 1 Mile FUN RUN! The Conestoga Generals are a popular Pop Warner football and cheerleading organization located in Tredyffrin Easttown Township. We cur |
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| |  | West Chester, 10VE Turn Up (6/1): Come one, come all to the 1st Annual #10VE TURN UP! |
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| | Wilcox, Dahoga Dash 5K (5/28): Join us for the exhilarating Dahoga Dash 5k race! Get your blood pumping, meet and interact with interesting nature loving runners. This is the 1st leg of Elk County Striders Triple Crown Race. |
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| |  | Wind Gap, 19th Annual Tortoise & Hare 5K Run / Walk (5/29): Join us in our 19th Annual Tortoise & Hare 5K Run / Walk. 80 Finishers Medals will be Awarded. Our race gives out the most awards of any 5K race in the region. In addition to overall male and female w |
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| | Wind Gap, 2017 Wind Gap Bluegrass Fest (5/25 - 5/28): The 36th Annual Wind Gap Bluegrass Festival offers live music on two stages with 25+ national and regional bands, workshops. |
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| | Wynnewood, Alex’s “Original” Lemonade Stand (6/10): Each June, on the second Saturday of the month, one of our most important lemonade stands of the year is held to honor the tradition of ALSF founder Alexandra “Alex” Scott’s annual summer lemonade sta |
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| | Wynnewood, Midsummer Night 5K Series (6/8): The course will consist of 3 circuits on a slightly rolling course called the “Ardmore Loop.” Runners will accumulate points in overall male/female categories along with their age group categories. A |
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| |  | Yardley, Yardley 5K Run and Walk (6/11): Yardley Borough Recreation Board presents the 8th Annual Yardley 5K. Run though Bucks County’s beautiful and historic Yardley Borough, along the Delaware River and Delaware Canal towpath. |
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| |  | York, Call for Art: NOVUS (6/2): The Parliament is seeking art submissions from YOU that are inspired by tracks of Anthony Bruno's new sophomore album NOVUS. |
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| |  | York, I Love The 80s Fundraiser Dance (6/3): Grab your gnarly clothes and hairspray! June 3rd McCallister & Myers and Impact Red Lion are dancing the night away and supporting a local charity, Elks 213 Veterans Service Committee. |
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