Your PhillyPlans: Women Bike PHL Coffee Club, ‘The Land’ screening, Paint Party at Dahlak
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Wednesday 8/12
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| 8:00 am: A Women Bike PHL Coffee Club meet-up at Peddler Coffee.Free. |
| 5:30 pm: Community Design Collaborative presents a screening of The Land, about a Welsh adventure playground, with director Erin Davis at Center for Architecture. $5 – $10. |
| 6:00 pm: Artist Nile Livingston hosts a paint party on the patio at the Dahlak Paradise Ethiopian Restaurant in West Philly. $30. |
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6:00 pm: An architectural walking tour of Rittenhouse Square West with the Preservation Alliance. $10 – $15.
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Thursday 8/13
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| 6:00 pm: The Grays Ferry Triangles summer music series has music from Dylan Taylor and the Whirly Pig food truck at the pedestrian plaza.Free. |
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6:30 pm: The first North Delaware District Plan meeting kicks off at the Holmesburg Recreation Center. Free.
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Saturday 8/15
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| 10:00 am: Paul Steinke and Michael Garden lead a tour of the Rail Park.$25 minimum donation. |
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2:00 pm: A walking tour of Jewish immigrant landmarks in Philadelphia.$10 – $15.
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Sunday 8/16
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2:00 pm: An historic walking tour of Haddonfield with the Preservation Alliance. $10 – $15.
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Tuesday 8/18
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| 6:30 pm: A down and dirty vermicompost workshop at the Shissler Rec Center. $15 per kit. |
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