Larry C. Muirhead
philadelphia, pa
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- Member since: 2007-04-16 00:00:00
- Last log-in: 2007-06-02 00:00:00
- Events: 11
Events:
Alexander Cheves: Careful skies, the sun and some
Where: Cerulean Arts
Date: 2007-04-27 00:00:00
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Cerulean Arts is pleased to present Alexander Cheves: Careful skies, the sun and some, featuring sculpture and paintings by California artist Alexander Cheves. The work presented is greatly inspired by the landscape and architecture of the artist’s hometown in California’s Central Valley. Opening reception is Friday, April 27th from 5-9pm. Exhibition continues through June 15th.
World Music with David Antonio
Where: Village Coffeehaus & Books
Date: 2007-05-12 18:00:00
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Village Coffeehaus & Books is pleased to present area artists in a small intimate setting. Relax with a hot drink after a day of shopping in Skippack Village or before or after dinner in one of Skippack's Restaurants.
Metric
Where: The Trocadero Theatre
Date: 2007-09-19 19:00:00
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w/ Crystal Castle Presented by R5 Productions Tix: $14.00 adv $16.00 dos Doors @ 7:00pm - All Ages
The Dream Jam Band
Where: World Cafe Live
Date: 2007-08-25 11:30:00
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The Dream Jam Band are five musicians from the Northeast who write and play an eclectic collection of original music for children of all ages young and old. Their influences range from The Beatles to Mozart from Duke Ellington to Woody Guthrie.
Philly City Links
Where: The Armory
Date: 2007-05-30 11:00:00
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Here’s a great activity for city dwellers looking for something new to help while away their lunch break... On Wednesday, May 30th, The Glenlivet City Links - an indoor, urban-scaled, nine-hole golf course fashioned in the likeness of traditional Scottish greens - will open in Philadelphia. Created by famed golf course designer Arne Lundmark, this urban-scaled course is comprised of nine challenging holes sloped with water hazards, bridges and sand traps. Proportioned to fit in a 10,000 square foot office space at The Armory, the course provides an excellent opportunity for avid golfers to sneak in a quick round during their lunch hour, all the while helping to raise funds for the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition. This is a fun, visual story, and we can provide interviews with The Glenlivet's Brand Director, who will be decked out in full Scottish Highland regalia. If you are interested in sending someone to check it out, we would love to outfit him or her in a kilt to really give him or her a true Scottish golfing experience. When: Grand Opening: May 30, 2007 Tee time for media preview: 9:00 a.m. Regular Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Open May 30-June 1; June 5-8. Closing Night: June 8, 2007 Where: The Glenlivet City Links Philadelphia The Armory - 22 South 23rd Street (between Chestnut and Market Streets)
Anoushka Shankar, Sitarist
Where: World Cafe Live
Date: 2007-08-28 19:30:00
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This young star and sitar prodigy, daughter of legendary sitar master Ravi Shankar, previously recorded strictly in the classical traditions of her father, but has since emerged as a potent creative force by exhibiting her own unique voice as a composer, arranger and producer.
Commerce Bank Philadelphia International Championship
Where: Philadelphia Museum of Art
Date: 2007-06-11 00:00:00
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COMMERCE BANK TRIPLE CROWN OF CYCLING 2007 EVENT DATES RELEASED Pro Cycling Tour, producers of the Commerce Bank Triple Crown of Cycling Benefiting Fox Chase Cancer Center, the all Pennsylvania international pro cycling series, announces the 2007 dates for the three events. The dates and cities are as follows: Commerce Bank Tom Bamford Lancaster Classic: Sunday, June 3, 2007 Commerce Bank Reading Classic: Thursday, June 7, 2007 Commerce Bank Philadelphia International Championship: Sunday, June 10, 2007. The three events drew over 300,000 spectators, 400 athletes from 23 countries, close to 1000 amateur cyclists in ancillary events, over 60 expo exhibitors and attracted more than 50,000 visitors to the expos. The Philadelphia International Classic will celebrate its 23rd year and the women’s race, The Liberty Classic, will take place for the 14th year. “We had one of the most successful race series ever in our history,” said David Chauner, Pro Cycling Tour director. “Thanks to our extremely enthusiastic sponsor, Commerce Bank, the tremendous support of the Commonwealth of PA, the cities of Philadelphia, Lancaster and Reading and a wonderful cause, Fox Chase Cancer Center, we have a great formula for success and we plan on making it bigger and better next year.” For further information, log on to www.procyclingtour.com
VHS or Beta
Where: First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
Date: 2007-11-15 20:00:00
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This four-piece indie band plays lively disco tunes. The Moving Units are a punk/funk band from Los Angeles.
Basia Bulat
Where: Serrano & Tin Angel
Date: 2008-02-28 20:30:00
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Basia Bulat is a Canadian pop music singer-songwriter.
Philly Bands Rock for Net Neutrality with Beretta 76, Victor...
Where: Tritone
Date: 2008-02-23 21:00:00
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 14, 2008 CONTACT Casey Rae-Hunter Communications Director Future of Music Coalition www.futureofmusic.org casey@futureofmusic.org p: 202-822-2051 c: 301-642-6210 PHILLY BANDS ROCK FOR NET NEUTRALITY “Sugar Town” at Tritone Club presents a night of lady rockers and DJs Philadelphia, PA – On Saturday, February 23, a bevy of woman-centric bands and DJs will play South Street music hub Tritone. Part of a series of monthly events showcasing female musicians, the show is also in support of “Rock the Net” — Future of Music Coalition’s ongoing campaign for net neutrality. Appearing at the “Sugar Town” concert are Beretta 76, Victor Victor Band, KeN, Surgeon and DJ Chatty Cathy. The Internet is an increasingly powerful tool for musicians. The current structure of the web lets the biggest record labels and smallest bedroom recording artists exist on a more or less equal technological playing field. But some telecoms would like to charge content providers a fee for the faster loading of their sites. Those who couldn’t afford to — or didn’t want to — pay a toll would be relegated the slow lane. Net neutrality preserves everyone’s access to the varied, exciting and legal musical offerings online. When: Saturday, February 23 at 9 PM Where: Tritone, 1508 South St. Philadelphia, PA Admission: $7. 21+. About the bands: Beretta 76 is a hard-rocking act that has drawn comparisons to the Pretenders, Cheap Trick and the Ramones. Proud natives of South Philly, they embrace the rough ’n’ tumble sounds of early punk, but with strong pop hooks. Victor Victor Band is a two-piece, guy-girl garage-flavored band that “recalls a more sinister White Stripes,” according to Philadelphia Weekly’s Doug Wallen. Philly five-piece KeN has been kicking up garage-rawk dirt for more than a decade. This lady-powered band has a raw natural desire to kick some rock and roll ass. Influenced by waning moons, booze, the concept that music is math and the urban Philadelphia shadows, KeN has been described as an “estro-gin power collective” by PW scribe Joey Sweeney. Surgeon (formerly Bumrunner) features the twitchy guitar of Lydia Giordano. The trio mixes the heavy paranoia of Black Sabbath with more modern influences like Tool and Arcade Fire. DJ Chatty Cathy is an ambitious slacker, pop-culture freak, karaoke diva, saucy cowgirl, amateur photographer and mistress of air guitar. She’s also a DJ at various locations around Philadelphia. About Rock the Net: Rock the Net was established to increase musician awareness about the importance of net neutrality. Since its launch, over 750 bands and 155 independent labels have joined the campaign. More information can be found at http://www.futureofmusic.org/rockthenet/ and http://www.myspace.com/futureofmusiccoalition. Rock the Net founding bands include: R.E.M. • Pearl Jam • Ted Leo • Boots Riley • Death Cab for Cutie • OK Go • Bob Mould • Calexico • Kathleen Hanna • The Donnas • Jerry Harrison • John Doe • Les Claypool • Kronos Quartet • Jimmy Tamborello • Street to Nowhere • The Locust • Rogue Wave • Guster • State Radio • Matt Wertz • Griffin House • Matt Nathanson • The Wrens About Future of Music Coalition FMC is a national nonprofit education, research and advocacy organization that identifies, examines, interprets and translates the challenging issues at the intersection of music, law, technology and policy. FMC achieves this through continuous interaction with musicians and through collaborations with other creator/citizen groups. ### -- Casey Rae-Hunter Communications Director Future of Music Coalition o: 202-822-2051 c: 301-642-6210