Kids in a Germantown piano factory
The 2011 Face to Face Summer camp hosted a special program Thursday night featuring presentations from campers, including the video above from the camp’s visit to Philadelphia’s only piano factory, Cunningham Pianos in Germantown.
Face to Face also screened several short videos about other activities that have taken place over the week.
Face to Face is a human services organization which provides free meals, nurse-managed health care, legal and social services, computer training, creative arts studios, and children’s after school and summer programming.
The trip to Cunningham was part of the camp music program. The other events included a robotics demonstration, a garden-to-table vegetable harvest, soccer lessons, a dance program, and more filmic gems.
Visit Face to Face at 109 East Price Street to show your support of the community work. And visit www.youtube.com/facetofacegermantown to see all the videos. For more information about Face to Face, email: marykay@facetofacegermantown.org or call 215-849-0179.
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