Food specials include a special anniversary burger, mac and cheese, collard greens, and anniversary chili with barbecue items from Pigheaded BBQ. 19th St.) one-year anniversary under ownership of Michael Strauss and Pete Fry, the eatery will host a tap takeover with Bella Vista Beer Distributor, a chef pop-up with Pigheaded BBQ, and performance from the Gin Canaries at 4 p.m. In celebration of Taproom on 19th's (2400 S. We hope you've worked up an appetite for this one. All aboard the garden's real-life train, too. 8) at the Camden Children's Garden (3 Riverside Dr., Camden, N.J.) Train Festival. Good times chug along with model train vendors, locomotive crafts and character meet and greets from PBS's "Dinosaur Train" (1:30 p.m. It's all housed in the 23rd Street Armory (22 S. Curated by the minds behind Art Star Gallery and Boutique, the bazaar welcomes 60 vendors, "make and take" demos, games and food trucks (Seoul Food, Pie Stand, Foolish Waffles, Sweetbox Cupcakes, Poi Dog and Delicias). The Art Star Craft Bazaar returns for its indoor market on Saturday, Nov. 8, get a full-body workout with a combination of cardio, resistance training and stretching.
Kick your Saturday morning into high gear with The Market and Shops at Comcast Center's (1701 JFK Blvd.) #BootyBootCamp workout series. Also expect live entertainment and fountain shows from 6 p.m. How's this for ambiance? A homemade lantern-lit promenade among Longwood Gardens' (1001 Longwood Rd., Kennett Square) chrysanthemums will illuminate the night on Friday, Nov. Get into the Christmas spirit at Peddler's Village (Routes 202 & 263, Lahaska) at their Kick Off to the Holidays event, 6:30 p.m. It's never too early for a little festive illumination and storytime with Mrs. Sixty-plus other artists will be at the convention, running 4 p.m. Get some art from big inkers like "Tattoo Rescue" contestant Joey Tattoo, and Matti Hixton, Lydia Bruno and Halo from "Ink Master" at the Atlantic City Tattoo Expo at the Tropicana (2381 Boardwalk, Atlantic City). never feels quite right without some new art to admire come Monday.
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Take part in a series of events that'll have you bragging to your coworkers next week.įour days, over 195 crafters (from near - Philly - and far-Santa Barbara, Calif.) sell their goods at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show at the Pennsylvania Convention Center (1101 Arch St.) from 11 a.m. “It is a really small step but it’s our first step here and maybe next year it will be better and bigger in another place,” she said.The light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter and the events keep on rolling in. Only an estimated 100 people attended the weekend convention in Cairo, fewer than what organizer Orne Gil had hoped for. “There is a lot of ups and downs but you know the struggle that we face here, I think it motivates us to work harder,” he said. Timur Reda, 38, who has been tattooing in Cairo for seven years, says artists like him face many challenges. Organizers say they hope to showcase the artistic side of the practice, which is loosely regulated in Egypt and mostly performed by artists using licenses for beauty parlors. CAIRO: In Egypt, where tattoos are widely considered taboo, organizers have held a convention to challenge stereotypes and show off the ink designs as an art form.Įnthusiasts met over the weekend in the city’s leafy upscale Zamalek neighborhood to check out the latest designs and watch the pros at work at the 2014 Cairo Tattoo Expo.
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