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Gatsby’s Weekly lineup: 4936 Pennell Road, July 30, Chillin with Charlie, 8 p.m. Aug. 2, DJ Steve Kurtz, 5-8 p.m. Aug 4, Karaoke with Kurtz, 7 p.m.
Martin’s Tap House: Wednesday, Karaoke with Kurtz, 8 p.m.
Hedgerow Theatre Company: gets into a family-friendly summer of fun with The World According to Snoopy.The run was to close July 31. However, toe-tapping musical brings together the entire cast of characters from Charles M. Schulz’s beloved comic strip “Peanuts” has added a performance August 6 at noon and August 7 at 2 p.m. This mainstage production for audiences of all ages has also been Barrymore recommended. The World According to Snoopy, the sequel to You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, boasts a wonderful score full of memorable songs as well as many moments of Charles Schulz’s Peanuts wisdom. The World According to Snoopy preview performance tickets are $20; beginning opening night, adult tickets are $35, youth tickets (under 18) are $20. For tickets, call the Box Office at 610-565-4211 or visit www.hedgerowtheatre.org. For groups of 10 or more, contact Art Hunter, Group Sales & Outreach Director ahunter@hedgerowtheatre.org or 610-565-4211.
Penn Museum: will unveil its Eastern Mediterranean Gallery: Crossroads of Cultures, November 19, the revealing how innovations rooted in this diverse region still impact the world today—from the alphabet to the origins of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. For more than 4,000 years, the region that now encompasses Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the Palestinian Territories, and Cyprus has been a nexus where priests, merchants, armies, and immigrants created a cosmopolitan culture with global significance. The reimagined signature gallery will uncover the area’s remarkable technological innovation, as well as the personal stories of its people, with nearly 400 artifacts from the Middle Bronze Age (2,000 to 1,200 BCE) through the Ottoman Period (1299 to 1922 CE). Co-curated by Dr. Lauren Ristvet, Dr. Virginia Herrmann, Dr. Joanna Smith, and Eric Hubbard, a Ph.D. candidate in the Anthropology Department at Penn, the gallery aims to dispel popular misconceptions that this region has been defined only by conflict. The Penn Museum is open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. The Café is open Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. For more information, visit www.penn.museum, call 215.898.4000, or follow @PennMuseum on social media.
Congregation Beth El-Ner Tamid: 715 Paxon Hollow Road, Broomall. July 27, 6 p.m. Sizzling Summertime Celebration BBQ, Israeli Dancing and Games
The 13th Annual 2nd Street Festival: will pop-up and take over Northern Liberties August 7, from Noon-9 p.m. This year the event will extend to the largest footprint in the event’s history, along N. 2nd Street from Spring Garden extending all the way to Girard clocking in at more than three-quarters of a mile long. The all-ages celebration includes restaurants, food trucks, beer gardens, family fun, live music, artists, pop-up shops and entertainment. Street food and summertime sips will be available from a giant list of 50+ restaurants, bars, breweries and food trucks, including 15 outdoor beer and cocktail gardens. Get ready to dance in the street with live music and DJs on two main stages, plus throughout the festival, with Moonroof, Bougie and the Beasts, Bickel Brothers Band, Mobbluz, Koser, M11son, Dell-P, Solar Circuit, Upholstery, Plush in the Box, Gretchen Emery Band, Venn Sung, Dirty Soap Band, Reggae Thunder, Last Generation on Film and Swing That Cat, plus DJ MostHated, DJ Eric, DJ Frosty, DJ Xtina and Rebel Foster, DJ Nate G. and Uptown Eddie. The event is free and open to the public. 2nd Street Festival is family friendly, and four-legged friends that are well-behaved and on leashes are also welcome. For more information, visit www.2ndstfestival.org and follow @2ndstfestival.
Media Arts Council’s 16th Annual Juried Photography Exhibit: All photographers are invited to enter. The 2022 theme is: “In the Moment.” Photos may depict any subject matter in any location, provided they reflect the theme. Deadline for entries is 11:59 PM, Friday August 26, 2022. Photography stops time and captures unique moments of light on subject matter. Whether intentional or through a fleeting serendipitous shutter click, use your own unique interpretation of this theme in your photographic submissions. The juror will consider composition and photographic technique, as well as interesting subject matter and interpretation of the theme for this year’s finalists. This year’s juror is Amie Potsic, CEO and Principal of Amie Potsic Art Advisory LLC, Host of the Art Watch Radio Show & Podcast, as well as an established photographer and installation artist. View the complete rules and submission form at: https://mediaartscouncil.org/photoex-2022-call-for-entries
Delaware County Community College and Hedgerow Theatre Company: have joined together to produce William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, to be performed at 8 p.m., August 3–6 on the outdoor stage at the College’s Marple Campus, 901 S. Media Line Road, Media. General admission is $15, and tickets can be purchased online at dccc.edu/theatre and in-person the evening of the performance. Attendees are invited to bring chairs and blankets as well as refreshments to enjoy during the performance on the lawn under the stars in the courtyard.
Philadelphia Welsh Week: There’s a warm welcome for everyone at Philadelphia Welsh Week, Aug 27 – Sep 4, a celebration of three centuries of the rich Welsh history in Philadelphia, including music, film, seminars, books, genealogy, language, and history. The Welsh are world-famous for their singing and two concerts of Welsh music will take place at The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts – a traditional male voice choir and a concert of contemporary Welsh music. The Doubletree Hotel will host screenings, seminars, theatre, a Penderyn Welsh Whisky Masterclass, and an opportunity to buy Welsh crafts and enjoy delicious Welsh cakes and tea. At the center of Welsh Week is the North American Festival of Wales organized by the Welsh North America Association in association with the Welsh Society of Philadelphia and the Welsh Government headquartered at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Center City. The festival includes a full program of seminars of Welsh interest ranging from holy wells in Wales to modern literature, traditional Welsh singalongs, Welsh language practice, a daily tea room offering Welsh tea and cakes, and a marketplace with vendors from Wales and across North America selling Welsh and other Celtic items. Day passes are also available. A full list of events and activities including both free and ticketed events is available at www.philawelshweek.org.
Free Outdoor Concert at Sellers LIbrary: Bring your chair or a blanket for Minas’ free one-hour concert on the lawn of the Sellers Memorial Branch of the Upper Darby Township Library on August 5, 7 p.m. From small intimate settings to large venues, Orlando Haddad and Patricia King of Minas (minasmusic.com) enchant audiences with their magical and unique sound, artistry, and warmth. Minas takes Brazilian and American roots to create a sound that is fresh and innovative, from ballads tinged with melancholic traits of blues and choro, to folk coasting on the subtle coolness of a bossa nova pulse, to upbeat sambas elaborated with instrumental jazz improvisation, scat singing, and whimsical whistling. With a catalogue of eight recordings released on their label Bluezul and a collection of over 100 songs, Orlando and Patricia’s compositions have been compared to classics by Cole Porter and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Capturing the essence of great songwriting with memorable melodies, inventive harmonies, and poetic lyrics, the music of Minas is engaging and timeless. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please leave pets at home. If you use a spray-on sunscreen and/or bug repellant, please apply prior to arrival. Alcohol and smoking will be prohibited. In the event of inclement weather, the concert will be held in the accessible Adult Library. Call the library at 610-789-4440 for more information. The Sellers Memorial Branch is located at 76 South State Road in Upper Darby.
Main Line Today and Today Media: announce the grand return of the Best of the Main Line and Western Suburbs Party July 28 at Drexelbrook Special Event Center (4700 Drexelbrook Drive). Eat, drink and dance the night away while celebrating the 2022 winners that include top restaurants, bars, retail shops, small businesses and people of the region as voted by the people and the critics. This year’s event will feature over 50 top businesses and special guests. From 5:30pm to 9:00pm, guests will sample fabulous food and drink from this year’s winners, dance to live music from the award-winning band Jellyroll, and participate in a silent auction to benefit Brandywine SPCA. VIP tickets are $75 and include the VIP experience with a special lounge featuring a guest appearance by James Beard Award Winner and Iron Chef Jose Garces, and VIP samples by Buena Onda, Brick and Brew, Drexelbrooke and Penns Woods Winery. General admission tickets are $55 and include full access to the main ballroom, band, dancing and more. Tickets are available at https://mainlinetoday.com/best-of-the-main-line-party/.
West Chester’s American Helicopter Museum and Education Center: upcoming schedule includes World Helicopter Day on August 14, a drone workshop on August 27, the opening of the “Star Trek Screen-Used Props and Costumes” exhibit on September 8, Haunted Helicopters on October 29, and SantaFest on December 10. Visit the museum’s website at www.americanhelicopter.museum for a complete schedule of events and more information.
Crossroads Comedy Theater: is pleased to announce that their Comedy Hub will return during the 2022 Philadelphia Fringe Festival, with offerings from September 14-18. This five-day series of performances and workshops will highlight the diversity of Crossroads’ signature offerings while celebrating the city’s long-standing Fringe Festival. The company will present their programming at South Philly’s Theatre Exile (1340 S. 13th Street). Dozens of improvisers, stand-ups, sketch comedians, storytellers, and theater artists from the Philly area will be performing at the Comedy Hub. Tickets can be purchased by visiting fringearts.com. Show performer information can be found at xroadscomedy.com.
Evil Genius Beer Company: has made a name for themselves with witty beer names, pop culture references, and a quippy attitude of sheer irreverence. Now the Philadelphia based brewery is making waves with a whole new series of summer fun with drag brunches thanks to their partnership with Summer of Troy Productions.Hot the heels (figuratively and literally) several sold-out Swiftie themed-drag shows in the spring, Evil Genius returns with a full line-up for July, August and September, including Hoedown Throwdown: A Country Drag Brunch celebrating Pop Country’s biggest stars from Jolene to car keyin’ Carrie and everything in between at Evil Genius Beer Company on July 24th; Ariana Grande Vs. Mariah Carey: Battle of The Vocal Wobblers Drag Brunch on August 7th, and Brunch (Taylor’s Version): A Swifties Drag Brunch Special on August 21st and September 4th. Tickets are all on sale now and selling fast, with starting prices at $20 a person for bar seating, $25 for general seating and $50 for VIP seating, that includes a seat near the stage, a free pint, a six pack to go and a raffle ticket. For ticket links, visit: https://evil-genius-beer-company.ticketleap.com/
Delaware County Victim Assistance Center: (formerly known as Delaware County Women Against Rape) has been providing services to victims of sexual assault and to their significant others since 1974. The non-profit agency depends on the support of our volunteers to help us assist meeting the needs of our clients 24-hours a day. Services to victims include hospital/police interview accompaniment, and telephone crisis intervention. Volunteers receive a 40-hour training to prepare them for their responsibilities and are asked to provide support at least twice a month for an evening or weekend shift. Delaware County Victim Assistance Center is asking interested community members to please contact Lauren Guenther at 610-566-4342 or lciatteo@delcowar.org
Delaware County Victim Assistance Center: (formerly known as Delaware County Women Against Rape) offers free and confidential counseling in person and through our 24-hour hotline to victims of sexual assault. The agency provides medical, police and court accompaniment. DCVAC also facilitates support groups for Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuse, Adult Rape Survivors, and Teen Survivors of Sexual Assault. Educational programs are available to schools, professionals and community groups. Any questions or for services please contact our 24-hour hotline at 610-566-4342.
Delaware County Victim Assistance Center: (formerly known as Delaware County Women Against Rape) offers police/court accompaniment, advocacy and free confidential counseling to victims of serious crimes including robbery, burglary, assault, arson and the surviving family members of homicide victims. Any questions or for services please contact Delaware County Victim Assistance Center at 610-566-4342.
People’s Light: 39 Conestoga Road in Malvern, takes a new approach to the 2022/23 theatre season, dividing next year into two series: Fall/Winter and Spring/Summer. The Fall/Winter Series opens in September with the much-anticipated world premiere of Mushroom by Pulitzer Prize finalist and Mare of Easttown series regular Eisa Davis. Set against the backdrop of Kennett Square’s mushroom farming industry, Mushroom experiments with language and theatrical form to explore the dreams and fears of an array of intersecting characters in a production unlike anything People’s Light has produced. November brings a brand-new, topsy-turvy musical panto to the stage with Alice in Wonderland, sure to put an extra-wide grin on your face. In late January, an exclusive film adaptation of 9 Parts of Desire—Heather Raffo’s multi-award-winning global theatrical phenomenon—streams at peopleslight.org. To conclude the Fall/Winter Series, Brian Marable (Skeleton Crew) stars as Thurgood Marshall in Thurgood, the captivating one-man play and homage to a true champion of American justice, onstage into March. Subscriptions and single tickets are on sale now. Visit peopleslight.org to learn more or call the Box Office at 610.644.3500.
Inn at Grace Winery: in Glen Mills, released Gracie Red, a merlot-style wine. The name of the wine, like the 35-acre estate and its dragonfly logo, are a tribute to Grace, who owned the estate until her untimely death. Since 1999, the winery and its inn have been owned by her brother Christopher LeVine and his wife Vicki. The name Grace carries special meaning to the family; LeVine’s aunt is Grace Kelly, the Philadelphia actress who became Princess of Monaco. Grace’s main house, which holds a fine dining restaurant, is accented with framed photos, tartan plaid and other touches that honor LeVine’s family history. Grace’s wines are available for purchase through its https://gracewinery.com/ and at the Inn at Grace Winery, 50 Sweetwater Road in Glen Mills. Nestled into 35 acres of the Brandywine Valley, the Inn at Grace Winery is an oasis of fine wine and food, five-star accommodations and a renovated 1750s-era barn that hosts weddings, corporate events and a tasting room. Please check Grace’s calendar for hours and reservations.
Delaware Shakespeare: is thrilled to be back in full production mode at Rockwood Park to present “The Tempest,” Shakespeare’s magical tale of forgiveness and family. Performances run Wednesdays through Sundays from July 15-31 at Rockwood Park, 4651 Washington St. Extension, Wilmington. After two years of producing smaller-scale offerings, Del Shakes resumes this beloved signature program, which offers family-friendly entertainment in a picnic-perfect setting. Tickets are Pay-What-You-Decide at $10, $20, or $30, as well as options for Saved Seats, VIP tents, and Festival Passes. Visit delshakes.org for the calendar of events, the most up to date COVID protocols, and Festival information.
Circus Summer Camp: makes it one for the record books as one of the largest circus camps for kids in the country – right here in Philadelphia. Camp runs through August 26. Daytime regular camp sessions – various ages, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Extended camp 3-5 p.m. Philadelphia School for Circus Arts, 6452 Greene Street, Philadelphia, Free parking lot available. The most children in the history of PSCA are enrolled for summer 2022, Kids ages 4 -5 (Tots), 6 -7 (Junior), 8 – 12 (Youth) and 13 – 18 (Teen), Artists: Professional performers perform. Past guests included a sword-swallower, International Jugglers Association Champions, and a sleight-of-hand magician. All camp sessions for Circus Summer Camp are taught by experienced youth educators. Pre-registration and a deposit is required for all camp programs. Sign-up by visiting www.phillycircus.com, e-mailing info@phillycircus.com, or calling (215) 849-1991. For families with multiple children enrolling, inquire about sibling discounts for all camp programs.
Family Discovery Series: The Kimmel Cultural Campus is delighted to announce the returning Family Discovery Series for the upcoming 2022-23 season. In its 7th year, the lineup includes kid-friendly favorites and re-envisioned family classics, curated to appeal to the littlest growing arts lovers. Packages and single tickets to select shows in the 2022-23 Family Discovery Series go are on sale. Packages can be purchased by calling 215-893-1950, online at kimmelculturalcampus.org, or at the Kimmel Cultural Campus Box Office. Group sales are available for groups of 10 or more and can be purchased by calling (215) 790-5883. More information at https://www.kimmelculturalcampus.org/family. The 2022-23 Family Discovery Series lineup includes: Annie (October 11 – 16, 2022); Disney Junior Live On Tour: Costume Palooza! (October 28, 2022); Bluey’s Big Play (December 2 – 3, 2022); Blue Man Group (December 27 – 31, 2022); Divi Roxx Kids (February 25, 2023); KODO (March 7, 2023); CATS (March 14 – 19, 2023); Disney’s Winnie The Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation (March 23 – 26, 2023); Step Afrika! (April 28, 2023) This season’s Family Discovery Series is generously sponsored by Dietz & Watson.
Eastern State Penitentiary: Night Tours: Summer Twilight, a new evening program that debuted at Eastern State Penitentiary last spring, returns this year with expanded operating hours: Thursday through Sunday evenings, now through September 4. Visitors can explore Eastern State’s historic cellblocks as the sun goes down, enjoy a Triple Bottom Brewing Company beer, soft drink, or snack in The Fair Chance Beer Garden, and reflect on Eastern State’s history and legacy of criminal justice reform through hands-on activities like trivia, letter-writing, and art. Night Tours visitors explore the historic site using “The Voices of Eastern State” Audio Tour, which is narrated by actor Steve Buscemi and features the voices of former prisoners and correctional staff. The route includes popular points of interest such as Al Capone’s cell, Death Row, and the award-winning exhibit Prisons Today: Questions in the Age of Mass Incarceration. Night Tours also includes some exclusive offerings, such as the Fair Chance Beer Garden. Presented by Eastern State Penitentiary and Triple Bottom Brewing Company, two organizations committed to fair chance hiring and social justice storytelling, the beer garden is located outdoors on the penitentiary’s baseball field and offers a selection of Triple Bottom beer for purchase. The Fair Chance Beer Garden creates meaningful, living-wage jobs for people who may otherwise be excluded from the mainstream economy, including people who have experienced homelessness or incarceration. Visitors to The Fair Chance Beer Garden can also participate in hands-on activities as they reflect on Eastern State’s history and legacy of criminal justice reform. Activities focus on art, writing, and music, and prompt conversation on issues of justice today. Night Tours: Summer Twilight runs Thursday through Sunday evenings, now through September 4, 2022. Tickets are available online at www.EasternState.org or at the door, subject to availability. Ticket prices start at $19. Free for Eastern State members. For more information, visit www.EasternState.org/NightTours.
Upper Chichester Senior Citizen’s Club: meets on the first and third Thursday of each month at The Community Services Building, 1950 Market St., Linwood. All Upper Chichester residents 60 years of age or older and their spouse regardless of their age are welcome to join. Bingo will be played prior to our meetings at 11:30 a.m., meetings begin at 1 p.m. Refreshments are served after our meetings. bProof of being fully vaccinated is required to become a member. For additional information contact: Jan at 610 745-9858 or Barbara Johnson @ 610 497 9682. For trip information contact: Dot Bowman @ 610 485 -6284
The Penn Museum: is offering special events throughout the summer that expand access to archaeology and anthropology. In collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and the Department of Defense, the Penn Museum is among hundreds of Blue Star Museums across the country that will offer free admission to active-duty U.S. military personnel, including the National Guard and Reserves, and their families (up to 5 members) through Labor Day. A military identification card must be presented at the welcome desk to receive free entry. The Penn Museum is free to active-duty personnel and military veterans all year long. Ancient Alcohol: A Taste of Bygone Booze Tour and Beer Tasting invites explorers ages 21+ to experience the Penn Museum in an entirely new way, July 23, 3-4:30 p.m. Discover ancient beer and wine, modern-day brewing techniques, and how “drinking culture” has changed over time. At the end of the tour, taste-test Flying Fish Exit 3 Blueberry Braggot, which is similar to an ancient beverage recipe revealed by a Penn biomolecular archaeologist. Tickets include museum admission and a guided tour. ($30 for drinking adults who wish to participate in the beer tasting. $24 for “designated drivers” who will not be given a beer.) All ticket holders for this event must be over 21 and registration is required. More tours included with admission and other in-person and virtual summer programs can be found on the Penn Museum’s calendar of events.
Middletown Township Trips: 610.565.2700, www.middletowndelcopa.gov. August 6-NYC Broadway Show – Six – Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived. From Tudor Queens to Pop Princesses, the SIX wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five hundred years of historical heartbreak into an exuberant celebration of 21st century girl power! This new original musical is the global sensation that everyone is losing their head over. The New York Times says SIX “TOTALLY RULES!” (Critic’s Pick) and The Washington Post hails SIX as “Exactly the kind of energizing, inspirational illumination this town aches for! The Broadway season got supercharged!” LV/RT 8:30AM/8:30PM $240 (2). October 22-NYC Broadway Show – Music Man – Two-time Tony Award, Grammy Award, and Emmy Award winner Hugh Jackman will make his highly anticipated return to Broadway in what is widely agreed to be the greatest role ever created for an actor in the history of musical theater: Professor Harold Hill in Meredith Willson’s beloved classic, The Music Man. Two-time Tony Award-winning musical comedy superstar, Sutton Foster, will star as Marian Paroo. One of the most universally cherished treasures of the American musical theater, The Music Man was an instant smash hit when it premiered on Broadway. It went on to win five Tony Awards, including the prize for Best Musical, and ran for 1,375 performances. The Smithsonian Institution ranks The Music Man as one of the “great glories” of American popular culture. LV/RT 8:30AM/8:30PM $298/person(2)
Morris Arboretum: Take a model train rail ride through America’s iconic roadside attractions in miniature, learn how to grind corn on a pedal-powered mill, and enjoy stories among the trees as spring kicks off at the Morris Arboretum. Join us as we celebrate the season with events that are fun for everyone. All events listed below are free with Arboretum general admission. For more information, visit morrisarboretum.org. Garden Railway: America’s Roadside Attractions, , May 27—October 10, Free with general Arboretum admission. The Morris Arboretum’s popular Garden Railway returns just in time for Memorial Day Weekend! View a wide range of model trains zipping in and out of tunnels and over bridges along a quarter mile of spectacular outdoor track.
Delco Foundation COVID-19 Impact Report: Thank you to our nonprofit partners, governmental allies, and donors for stepping up to care for our community. As we mark the second anniversary since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Foundation for Delaware County’s COVID-19 Impact Report offers a glimpse of how we at the foundation and others in our community responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s keep investing in Delaware County together. Report: https://delcofoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/TFDC-COVID-19-Response-Final.pdf
Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University: The River Feeds Back, June 1- Oct. 30, free with regular museum admission. A new project commissioned by the Academy is created by collaborating artists Annea Lockwood, known for her explorations of the rich world of natural acoustic sounds and environments, and Liz Phillips, who combines audio and visual forms with new technologies to create interactive experiences. The enchanting soundscape for The River Feeds Back was recorded at Pennsylvania sites along 135 miles of the Schuylkill River, from its headwaters to its mouth, as well as its tributaries including Tulpehocken Creek, French Creek and Wissahickon Creek. Lockwood and Phillips have composed a layered sound map that captures glimpses of the river system above and below its surface, including the underwater life of aquatic insects, eels, fish and swirling currents. Participants will experience this dynamic sound work through a variety of listening portals spatially arranged throughout the Academy’s Dietrich Gallery. Benches, hollowed tree trunks, and pieces of slate embedded with transducers (devices that translate electronic signals to sound waves of varying frequencies, some below the range of human hearing) will provide a visceral experience of the river and transport listeners to the subaquatic worlds of the Schuylkill. A wooden table etched with a contour map will pinpoint the artists’ recording sites along the Schuylkill’s riverbanks in a tactile form.
Andalusia Open Saturdays: 1237 State Rd, Andalusia, PA 19020. Date: September 17, October 29 and November 5. Time: 10 a.m –Noon and 1-3 p.m. Open Saturdays provide six special opportunities for you to visit Andalusia on the weekend. Enjoy self-guided garden tours through the beautiful gardens and riverfront grounds. Tours including access to the “Big House” are also available at 10 a.m. 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Cost: Starting at $20 Website: https://andalusiapa.ticketleap.com/open-saturdays-self-guided-garden-tours-2022/
Travel Club: For information 215-7125-5004. July 28, Ceasars Casino Atlantic City, The Drifters “Under The Boardwalk “ Charlie Thomas Played A Monumental Roll In The Rise Of The R&B Sensation The Drifters In The 50’s An Original Member Of The Group You Will Be Hearing Classics Like There Goes My Baby And Save The Last Dance For Me Package Includes Show Ticket And $25 Slot Play. Show At 3:30, $69 Pp. September 11-17, Mackinaw Island Michigan, Franklenmuth and Walnut Creek Ohio, Motor coach transportation one night Femont OH, Ford factory and museum, 3 nights in Mackinaw City Lake front rooms, Mackinaw Island for the day Boat ride to Island with lunch at the Grand Hotel, 2 hr carriage ride of the Island time to shop Soo Lock boat ride Sault st Marie time for shopping, Tour of Mackinaw city , Frankenmuth barvaria Lodge Tour of Frankenmuth Bonners Christmas village Wine tasting, Walnut Creek Ohio Amish country of Ohio, All meals accommodations tours gratuities all included 1,299.00 pp Double, More complete information and flyer call 215-715-5004 October 20, The Capris, Sweet Doo Wop Sounds Of Ny Street Corner, Hit Song There’s A Moon Out Tonight And More, Package Includes Show Ticket And $25 Slot Play, $69 Pp. October 20, Ceasar Casino Atlantic City, The Capris, Sweet Doo Wop Sounds Of Ny Street Corner, Hit Song There’s A Moon Out Tonight And More, Package Includes Show Ticket And $25 Slot Play, $69 Pp. Mackinaw Island Michigan, Frankenmuth Michigan, Walnut Creek, Ohio, November 1, Sight and sound theater show David Lunch at Hershey Farms includes bus transportation and is an 11 show $140 pp. Call 215-715-5004
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