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November 2015     Happenings Inside
IN Center City
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On November 13, the Rothman Institute Ice Rink at Dilworth Park opens for its second season on the west side of City Hall! This year, the rink has expanded hours, special events, promotions and the opportunity to learn to ice skate! Open daily through February 28, 2016, admission is $3 for children ages 10 and under and $5 for adults. Skate rental is $9. Plus, the new Rothman Cabin will be steps away from the rink with tasty food and drink from Garces Events, featuring everything from Cuban burgers and fries to hot chocolate. It's going to be another great season of skating and fun, right in the heart of Center City! The Rothman Institute Ice Rink is sponsored by Rothman Institute, PNC Bank, 6abc, and Temple University Center City. Visit DilworthPark.org/rothmanicerink for special hours, events, rental information, and more.

 
Happenings

November 4
Bach @ 7 Cantata Series

Choral Arts of Philadelphia
Saint Clement’s Church
20th and Cherry Streets
267.240.2586
ChoralArts.com

November 5-December 6
Underneath the Lintel
(An Impressive Presentation of Lovely Evidences)

Lantern Theater Company
St. Stephen's Theater
10th and Ludlow Streets
215.829.0935
LanternTheater.org

November 7-21
Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival

Gershman Y
401 South Broad Street
215.446.3019
PJFF.org

November 7, 10 & 12
Don Giovanni

Academy of Vocal Arts
1920 Spruce Street
215.735.1685
AVAOpera.org

November 12-December 31
Electrical Spectacle: A Holiday Light Show

Franklin Square
6th and Race Streets
215.629.4026
HistoricPhiladelphia.org

November 14
Centennial Gala and Street Party

Lenfest Hall, Curtis Institute of Music
1616 Locust Street
215.735.6090
PrintCenter.org

November 16
Dreamers and Doers: Dr. Ruth

National Museum of American Jewish History
101 South Independence Mall East
215.923.3811
NMAJH.org

November 18-22
Ballet X: Fall Series

The Wilma Theater
265 South Broad Street
215.546.7824
BalletX.org

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Inside

LAGOS Joins with Philabundance for the 2015 Sample Sale
This year, LAGOS is proud to partner with Philabundance during their much-anticipated jewelry sample sale, November 6-7 and 13-14. Philabundance is the region’s largest hunger relief organization, providing emergency food and access to three quarters of a million people at risk of hunger and food insecurity in the Delaware Valley. LAGOS will donate a portion of the proceeds from this year's sample sale to them. Come out for jewelry at 50% off retail and support Philabundance.
LAGOS Sample Sale, 441 North 5th Street, LAGOSSampleSale.com

Played in Philadelphia: Albert Schoenhut, Philadelphia's Own Santa Claus
Visit the circus, tickle the ivories and become a kid again by visiting the world of Albert Schoenhut’s toys at the Philadelphia History Museum. Exhibition highlights include the Humpty Dumpty Circus, rarely-seen dolls and an interactive piano. Open now through December 31.
Philadelphia History Museum at the Atwater Kent, 15 South 7th Street, 215.685.4827, PhiladelphiaHistory.org

Buy a Pie, Nourish a Neighbor
MANNA's Pie in the Sky 2015 has officially begun! With every pie you buy, MANNA prepares and delivers seven nourishing meals to someone battling a life threatening illness such as cancer, HIV/AIDS, cardiac disease, and more. This year, MANNA is excited to offer American Airlines Sky Pie and Aberdeen Apple Pie. You can feel good about doing good.
MANNA Pie in the Sky, 215.496.2662, MANNAPies.org

Thanksgiving at the Prime Rib

The Prime Rib, known for its steak and seafood, is currently accepting reservations for Thanksgiving. In addition to the regular menu, they’re offering roasted turkey, butternut squash soup, whipped sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie.
The Prime Rib, 1701 Locust Street, 215.772.1701, ThePrimeRib.com

Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of Dave Heath
Photographer Dave Heath began his life more than 80 years ago right here in Philadelphia, and has come full circle with an in-depth exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Multitude, Solitude: The Photographs of Dave Heath runs through February 21, 2016, and marks the very first time all of the images from Heath’s lauded book A Dialogue with Solitude are displayed together in a museum within the United States. The exhibition covers Heath’s work from the 1940s through the 1960s, and follows his whereabouts — beginning in Philadelphia, traversing the country and serving in Korea as a part of the U.S. Army, and later moving to New York City before settling in Toronto.
Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 215.763.8100, PhilaMuseum.org

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