Archive for the ‘Neighborhood: Rittenhouse’ Category
A little piano music… Jan 31 & Feb 1
| Mozart, Mendelssohn, & Rubinstein |
 Mikhail Yanovitsky, piano Sunday, January 31, 2010 at 2:30 PM Perelman Theater, Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts Ignat Solzhenitsyn, conductor For tickets, click here or call the box office at 215.893.1709! Program: Mozart: Symphony No. 31 in D Major, K. 297 (300a), “Paris” Please join Maestro Solzhenitsyn and Mr. Yanovitsky for “Classical Conversations” immediately following the Sunday performance. |
Holiday Sale at Print Center
Finish up your holiday shopping with our Holiday Auction Sale!
There are many great pieces of art and gift certificates available for the Minimum Bid Price.
No more bidding - first come, first serve.
Browse online or stop by the gallery to see the work in person.
Taylor Stayton & Steven LaBrie
Thursday, December 10th – 7:00 PM
THE CONNOISSEUR SERIES:
Taylor Stayton, tenor & Steven LaBrie, baritone
at the Philadelphia Art Alliance
Philadelphia Art Alliance | 251 S. South 18th Street | Philadelphia | PA | 19103
Admission: $15
PAA Members FREE
Award-winning Academy of Vocal Arts residents Taylor Stayton and Steven LaBrie present a joint concert of solos and duets from the opera and Broadway stages. Don’t miss these two young rising stars destined for major careers in the music world.
Between the Sheets: The Print Center Annual Auction
Enjoy the sensual delights of decadent chocolate and delectable champagne! Exclusively for The Print Center’s Auction, one of our favorite artists, Virgil Marti, is teaming up with Philadelphia’s premiere chocolatiers Sara and Tom Block of Naked Chocolate Café, to create a specially crafted chocolate delight just perfect for laying on your pillow! Come early and get the first look at Auction items or close bidding by selecting Buy It Now! Don’t miss this sensational evening!
The auction will feature incredible work by artists such as Dotty Attie, Andrea M. Baldeck, Diane Burko, Paul Cava, Susan Fenton, Carl Fudge, David Graham, Daniel Heyman, Henry Horenstein, Jane Irish, Tristan Lowe, Sam Maitin, D.W. Mellor, Andrea Modica, Stuart Shils, Larry Spaid, Doug & Mike Starn and a South African Safariplus much more!
Five CFEVA Artists “Who Will Make You Rich”
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Philadelphia Magazine Names
Five CFEVA Artists “Who Will Make You Rich”  Julia Blaukopf, Rachel Constantine, Brooke Hine, Mark Khaisman, and Julia Stratton
These 5 local artists - all participants in CFEVA’s programs - were identifited by CFEVA Artistic Advisor Eileen Tognini as some of Philadelphia’s top emerging artists. Be sure to grab a copy of the November 2009 issue and read this full article on page 36! Also featured in this issue are Kate Kaman and Joel Erland, a pair of CFEVA artists who own an operate HumanKind Design, a fine art and fabrication studio. Work by these artists is available at the Center for Emerging Visual Artists When?
Monday, November 30th – Friday December 18th 10:00 am – 5:00 pm – Monday – Friday Extended evening hours: Where? What? |
Curtis Chamber Orchestra
Curtis Chamber Orchestra
Mischa Santora, conductor
Sarah Kwak, violin
Fora Baltacigil, double bass
Friday, December 4, 2009 | Perelman Theater
Brahms • Bottesini • Stravinsky
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Conductor Mischa Santora leads the always excellent Curtis Chamber Orchestra in a program of Brahms, Bottesini and Stravinsky. Two Curtis graduates – Sarah Kwak, violin and Fora Baltacigil, double bass – join the group as soloists.
Philly Live Arts + Fringe PREVIEWS
On Stage Philadelphia
Philly Live Arts + Fringe Preview Nights at Plays and Players Theatre
Monday, August 17, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Monday, August 24, 2009 at 8:00 PM
Monday, August 31, 2009 at 8:00 PM
On Stage Philadelphia features ten minute sneak-peak performances of upcoming productions in the Philadelphia area representing a wide range of artistic disciplines. Following the performances, audiences will have an opportunity to meet and mingle with artists, and enjoy special offers to the upcoming productions at the post-show marketplace. Audiences are provided with an opportunity to see which performances are compatible to their interests, and frequently go on to attend the full versions of what they see at preview night.
Plays & Players Theatre
1714 Delancey Place
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (215) 735-0630
Website: www.playsandplayers.org
Map & Directions
WHAT TO DO NEARBY?
As luck would have it, Plays and Players Theatre is centrally located in the Rittenhouse Sq area with lots and lots to do nearby. OnStage Philadelphia doesn’t start til 8pm, so you can hit up any of the local bars for happy hour or dinner. PhilaCulturati favorites include Tank Bar (upstairs at Friday, Saturday, Sunday), and the Black Sheep for a laid-back atmosphere with seriously good food. Rittenhouse also has some stellar window shopping opportunities. Check out all the cute boutiques and galleries, and specialty stores. Hello World, DiBruno Bros Gourmet Market, and Barney’s New York should top your list.