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East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District (EPABID) is revving up for the 8th Annual Car Show and Street Festival on Sunday, July 28, 2013, from Noon to 5:00pm, on EPA between Broad and Dickinson streets. More than 140 cars, motorcycles and trucks are expected to compete for Best of Show and other top honors. The accompanying street festival will feature live music, circus performances, street vendors, rack sales, kids’ activities and the Bang! Boom! CRAFT! Show. Wine and dine among the cars as award-winning restaurants serve street food and summertime drinks at festival prices. Admission is FREE for attendees and $15 for cars. The rain date is Sunday, August 4, 2013. For information, visit www.visiteastpassyunk.com.
“East Passyunk’s Car Show and Street Festival is one of South Philly’s largest outdoor festivals,” said EPABID Director Renee Gilinger. “Families from around the tri-state area, and beyond, flock to EPA to cruise the cars, root for their favorites, sample South Philly fare and enjoy live music on every block.”
More than 140 muscle, classic, antique, custom and show cars, trucks and motorcycles will line the five blocks between Broad and Dickinson streets. The fee for participating cars is $15 per vehicle. Registration will take place at Broad and EPA between 8:00am and 1:00pm. Space is available on a first come, first served basis. Trophies will be awarded in dozens of categories, including: Top 50, Best Stock, Best Modified, Best Engine, Best Paint, Best 50’s Custom, Best Street Rod, Best Low Rider, Best Truck, Best Motorcycle, and Best of Show Car and Motorcycle. One winner will also be honored with the title of “People’s Choice” voted on during the show and on social media.
Live music will keep things moving and grooving with a different band on each block. All music is outdoors unless otherwise noted. The line-up is as follows:
East Passyunk’s award-winning restaurants will serve special street food and summertime beverages. Nearly all food and drink served outside will be specially priced at $5.00 or less. Specials below will be served outside on the street, unless noted below. Drink and food menu to date includes:
Other festivities for everyone in the family will include:
The 8th Annual Car Show and Street Festival, formerly known as the Doo Wop, is hosted by the Northeast Muscle Car Club and presented by East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District. Sponsors include Yelp, Passyunk Avenue Revitalization Corporation, South Philly Review and WOGL.
ABOUT
EAST PASSYUNK AVENUE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District is home to 150
independently owned shops and markets that perfectly balances the best of the
old and the new, mixing old world shopping, authentic Italian restaurants,
world famous cheese steaks, with trendy boutiques, handmade arts, world-class
cuisine and record-breaking events. For more information and directions, go to www.visiteastpassyunk.com,
like East Passyunk Avenue on Facebook or Tweet @epassyunkave.
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Aversa PR and Philly Loves Fun are pleased to present three job and internship opportunities. Please see each listing for specific job descriptions, instructions on how to apply and other details.
Social Media Assistant - Philadelphia, PA and South Jersey
Aversa PR & Events seeks an organized, creative and driven social media rock star to assist with 20+ client accounts that cover retail, fashion, beauty, food, neighborhoods, tourism and much more. We work with small business owners, entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders that expect the best from us - including smart and creative results, on a budget, in a timely manner, with measurable results. We're seeking a proven professional with documented experience in collecting and organizing content, developing short and long range strategies, growing social media followings, crafting an ongoing, unique for each business, teaching social media best practices to clients, and maintaining a content calendar.
Successful candidates will exhibit attention to detail, be good communicators, work well under pressure, have a sense of humor, work within budget and time frames, and be able to generate award-winning messaging on the fly. Proven experience in managing social media accounts (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest) preferred. This is a new starter position with ten to fifteen hours per week with option to grow position in future. Dependable transportation at all times is a must as clients require store visits, photo shoots, meetings and event support. Office-based position in South Philadelphia.
Please submit cover letter, resume and list of social media samples/handles to [email protected]. Applications will be considered incomplete without all three elements. No phone calls please. For more information about us and our company, visit www.aversapr.com or follow us on Twitter at @koryaversa
Social Media and Public Relations Fall Intern - Philadelphia, PA and South Jersey
Aversa PR & Events seeks a motivated, mature and responsible intern to assist with our award-winning, unique and fun clients. You’ll gain experience in working to promote everything from theatre to cupcakes to circus arts and everything in between. Qualified candidates will have an understanding and some experience with social media, public relations and event planning. We seek someone that is creative, driven and detail-oriented with a good sense of humor. Excellent
communications skills and a strong knowledge of social media are a must! Our agency works with a small businesses, arts groups and nonprofit clients and has the most interesting portfolio in the
region. You will gain a great deal of knowledge and practical professional experience and enjoy some fun perks from those with whom we work. This internship can be full time or part time, but at least 12-15 hours per week. Start and end dates are flexible.
The successful candidate will have the following qualities/experience:
-Strong written and verbal communications skills
-Social media knowledge and presence
-Attention to detail
-Ability and desire to take initiative
-Sense of humor
-Willingness to learn
-Flexibility
-Ability to juggle multiple projects at once and meat deadlines
-Interest in and ability to attend and represent Aversa PR at events
Please submit resume, cover letter and social media handles/samples to [email protected]. Complete applications only. For more about us, visit www.aversapr.com
Philly Loves Fun Fall Intern - Philadelphia, PA and South Jersey
Philly Loves Fun seeks a motivated, mature and responsible intern to assist with social media, public relation and events. We are a website that writes and promotes many of the great activities that happen in Philadelphia that make the city so remarkable. We seek an intern with strong writing skills and a personal polish who can help us cover some of these events. You should have excellent verbal and written communications skills; be experienced in blogging and social media channels including Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram; and come to the position with drive, focus and ideas. You will gain a great deal of knowledge and practical professional experience and enjoy some fun
perks from those with whom we work. This is a part-time internship ranging between 10-20 (or more if desired) hours a week and offers a small weekly stipend.
The successful candidate will have the following qualities/experience:
-Strong writer
-Experience working with blogging content management systems
-Social media knowledge and presence
-Attention to detail
-Ability and desire to take initiative
-Sense of humor
-Willingness to learn
-Flexibility
-Interest in and ability to attend and represent Philly Loves Fun at events
Interested candidates should forward a cover letter, resume, social media links and blog samples to [email protected]. For more about us, visit www.aversapr.com and www.phillylovesfun.com
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Joint project with Philly Loves Fun, 1010 Creative (and Jami Slotnick) and City of Hope Philadelphia Office
Jay Michael Salon and Spa (at The Phoenix, 1600 Arch Street) is helping men lose the fur before beach season as they present Manscape Mania and the search for “Furriest Philadelphian.” On Sunday, May 19, 2013, from 10:00am to 4:00pm, all Jay Michael stylists and employees will volunteer their time and donate 100% of proceeds from men’s salon packages to City of Hope to help them in the fight against prostate cancer. All participants and their guests will enjoy specially priced salon packages, beer tastings, complimentary nibbles, free gifts and a chance to win a $1,000 prize getaway package. In advance of the event, one winner will be named “Furriest Philadelphian,” entitling them to a year of free services and products. An additional winner at the event will be named “Most Dramatic Makeover.” For information, click here or call 267-514-8000.
Manscape Mania is the perfect opportunity for men spruce up and look sharp for summer. Significant others are invited to come and watch as men lose the fur with one-time exclusive packages:
* The Scapegoat - Manly manicure, Pedicure, Chest and Back Wax ($100.00)
* The Cityscape - Manly manicure, eyebrow wax, fifteen minute chair massage,
cut and style ($100.00)
* The Beachscape - Thirty minute relaxation massage, thirty minute facial or
bacial, manly manicure, cut and style ($200.00)
* The Sexyscape - Back or chest wax, thirty minute facial or bacial, manly
manicure, cut and style and hint of
color treatment ($200.00)
A la carte services are also available for cut and style, manly mani and waxing services at a discounted price (one-day only). All pricing is available for one-day only, with appointments available on a first-come, first-served basis. Special pricing can’t be combined with other discounts. One hundred percent of proceeds will go to City of Hope as staff are generously donating their wages from the day to pay it forward or “Live a Beautiful Life” (the company’s tagline/mission statement.)
During the event, participants will also enjoy complimentary nibbles and beer samples from Tirnanog, as well as a free Matrix boxed gift set (valued at $40) and a free ride gift card from Uber (valued up to $20). All participants will also be entered to win a grand prize package for two inclusive of items such as a Tiffany necklace and an Atlantic City Weekend Hotel Package!
In advance of Manscape Mania, City of Hope and Jay Michael is looking to crown one lucky male “Furriest Philadelphian.” The winner will receive a makeover during Manscape Mania, plus a year of free styling products (approximate value $400) and a year of complementary haircuts (approximate value $2,000). Interested applicants can apply by sending a current photo (headshot and full body) to [email protected] by May 12, 2013. Friends and family can also nominate a winner. Entries must include name, age and email address. Must be 21 and older to participate. Certain restrictions apply.
“It’s a humorous way to show our salon’s not-so-serious side,” explained Manager, Sylwia Cunningham. “We are a five-star salon and spa but we also like to have fun and also help those in need. City of Hope is a very worthy charity and we’re happy to help find—and make over— this furry man! I guess you could say we’re letting our hair down for a day!”
At the event, one lucky winner will also be named “Most Dramatic Makeover.” Before and after shots will be judged at the end of the day by Josh Hafetz, President of Raylon Corporation, a wholesale beauty distributor.
“We love working with Jay Michael Salon and Spa, “ said Harry Giordano, Senior Director of Development for City of Hope’s Northeast Region. “They have been long-time supporters of our cause I am looking forward to seeing the before and after of the Furriest Philadelphian – it’s a fun event for everyone and a day that going to be really great!”
For more information visit www.facebook.com/ ManscapeMania. Appointments are now being accepted by calling 267-514-8000 or visiting jaymichael.com. Entries for Furriest Philadelphian are also now being taken via email to [email protected].
About Jay Michael Salon and Spa
Jay Michael Salon and Spa has been providing exceptional salon experiences since 1985. For decades, Philadelphia’s elite have flocked to Jay’s gorgeously appointed salons. Jay has partnered with Sarah Keating, owner of the former Phoenix Salon and Spa, and now has two warm and welcoming beauty establishments, one at Center City’s The Phoenix, the other at The Radnor Hotel. Jay Michael employs only the most seasoned, sensational staff members, extending incredible services to his clients. From coloring and cutting to breathtaking up dos, from indulgent massages and facials to waxing, make-up applications and manicures, Jay Michael Salon and Spa does it all. Each salon visit is guaranteed to exceed your most discriminating expectations, all the while making you look and feel fabulous. Visit jaymichael.com for more info.
About City of Hope
City of Hope is recognized worldwide for its compassionate patient care, innovative science and translational research, which rapidly turns laboratory breakthroughs into promising new therapies. For 100 years, City of Hope’s pioneering research has brought the world closer to cures for many life-threatening diseases, from cancer to diabetes. Compassion drives our innovation. Every discovery we make and new treatment we develop gives patients the chance to live longer, better and more fully. As an independent medical and research institution, we can break through the barriers that traditionally stand between scientists and physicians, accelerating the application of laboratory findings to more effective treatments. We work with urgency because time matters. Patients with cancer need better options today, not next week or next year. For many people, City of Hope is where hope begins. Visit cityofhope.org for more information.
East Passyunk Avenue has been named one of the "10 Best Foodie Streets in America" in the May 2013 issue of Food & Wine Magazine. The story honors the thriving dining scene with special mentions for Fond (1537 S. 11th Street), Pollyodd (1908 EPA), Marras (1736-8 EPA), Will BYOB (1911 EPA) and Era Atomica (1726 EPA). On Wednesday, April 17, 2013, East Passyunk Business Improvement District (EPABID) will celebrate this amazing accolade with a party around the Singing Fountain (EPA and Tasker Street) from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. DisCanto, folk musicians from Abruzzo, will perform a free concert as part of a tour arranged by Le Virtu. Fond, Stateside and other restaurants around the Singing Fountain will present happy hour specials. Chef Joncarl Lachman, of the soon-to-open Noord, will meet and greet his new neighbors and provide a quick look into the new restaurant. Other surprises will be added - and guests are invited to make a group toast with a photo around the Singing Fountain. For updates, please follow @epassyunkave on Twitter or "Like" East Passyunk Avenue on Facebook.
This great honor follows the successful launch of East Passyunk Restaurant Week, and comes in advance of the soon-to-sell out Flavors of the Avenue festival. Other opportunities to dine and explore East Passyunk in April include:
* Saturday, April 13, 2013 (All day, extended hours into night) - April Second Saturday - Largest Second Saturday in East Passyunk's history with art, music, specials, sales, fashion and food festivities
* Sunday, April 14, 2013 (1:00pm to 4:00pm) - QOTA Party - Monthly rotating LGBT happy hour comes to Metro Mens (1615 EPA)
* Thursday, April 25, 2013 (11:00am to 3:00pm) - Debut of Dining Out for Life Gourmet Food Truck Round-Up at parking lot between Tasker and Morris, including Vernalicious, The Cow and the Curd, Spot Burgers, Delicias, Gigi's & Big R, The Farm Truck, Cupcake Carnivale, Mac Mart and The Sunflower Truck
* Saturday, April 27, 2013 (1:00pm to 4:00pm) - Flavors of the Avenue - South Philadelphia's outdoor food and drink festival featuring a record-setting 25 restaurants, all VIP tickets sold out in under two weeks, and general admission pre-sale tickets on track to sell out within a week, Crafty Balboa April showers featuring sold-out roster of crafters and artisans
Outside of exciting dining options, East Passyunk Avenue announces the debut of new retail stores that will give diners five new reasons to come before dinner and shop, stroll and explore:
* Addiciton Boutique (Coming to 1713 S. 12th St.) - Women's fashions
* Cloth (Coming to 1605 EPA) - Natural baby-apparel and accessories
* Hip & Thrifty (Coming to 1810 EPA) - Vintage and gently used clothing
* Oliver & Company Tea Room (Grand opening this weekend at 1613 EPA) - East Passyunk's first tea room
* Occasionette (Grand opening this weekend at 1825 EPA) - Girls Can Tell opens new gift shop
For more information and directions, like East Passyunk Avenue on Facebook, follow @epassyunkave on Twitter, pin East Passyunk Avenue on Pinterest, visit www.visiteastpassyunk.com or call 215-336-1455.
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East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District (EPABID) – one of Food & Wine’s Top 10 Best Foodie Streets in America -- presents April’s “Second Saturday” this Saturday, April 13, 2013 with a full roster of events, specials, tastings and openings. Shop and restaurant owners are opening up their doors for what promises to be the largest Second Saturday to date – and a beautiful, warm, sunny day. Highlights include HOME’s photo and art exhibit based on the food of East Passyunk, Le Virtu’s photo exhibit and live music by Abruzzese folk group DisCanto, the grand opening of Occasionette and much more. For the most complete schedule of activities, visit East Passyunk Avenue on Facebook and search the “Event” tab. Also, please visit http://visiteastpassyunk.com or call 215-336-1455. Times and any fees for activities are listed below.
SECOND SATURDAY
LINE-UP (As of Wednesday, April 10, 2013):
* Calm Studio (1214 Moore St) - $2.00 off any yoga class for
the week of April 13th starting with Second Saturday or book any massage and
get $10 off. Calm monthly specials are excluded from this offer. View schedule
of classes and prices atwww.becalmbewell.com.
* Coco Lu's Fashionz, Flowerz & More (1935 EPA)
- 20% discount off total purchase, 11am-4pm.
* Frame Fatale (1813 EPA) - Opening reception for “Postcards
from the Ledge: Philadelphia Windows” -- black and white photography by RA
Friedman. Lead by the unique quirkiness, mystery and beauty of the Philadelphia
cityscape, RA Friedman presents a selection of captured reflections and odd
spaces in silvery postcard-sized prints. Refreshments will be served. 6pm-9pm
* Fringe Salon (1728 EPA) – Sara Karolina Heinio presents works in her “Mexican Culture Series. 6pm-10pm
* Headhunters Hair Design (1718 EPA) - Spring Second
Saturday deals + contest. Rock a new look for spring with 10% off new jewelry,
20% off new clients (with Christine) for any service, 10% off airbrushing.
* HOME | A Furnishings Boutique (1815 EPA) -
Philadelphia based artists Felicia Perretti and Hawk Krall will be exhibiting
their food artwork. They teamed up to showcase the most well-known food spots
along Passyunk. Refreshments. Starts at 6pm
* Kings Music (1828 EPA) - Peavey showcase with
live music. Check out new amps, guitars and more. 11am-4pm
* Le Virtu (1927 EPA) - "Photographer Kateri
Likoudis in Abruzzo" with a performance by the Abruzzese folk group
DisCanto; admission is free; complimentary stuzzichini (snacks) and wine.
Exhibition of photos taken in the region in late spring and fall of 2012. 1pm-3pm
* Lucky 13 (1820 S. 13th Street) - Sweet Jane
Vintage trunk show + artwork by Paul Carpenter with drink specials and 20-50%
off on all vintage. 1pm-5pm
* Metro Men's Clothing (1615 EPA) - 15% off and
complimentary cocktails while you shop.
* Ms Goody Cupcake (1838 EPA) - Cake truffles buy 2
get 1 free, $2 special flavor cupcakes and spring flavor sampling. FREE coffee
with any purchase in morning. Open 9am - 4pm (or sell out)
* N.R.S. Boutique (1822 EPA) - Spring sale! All
items 20% off, 11:30am-8pm
* Noir Philadelphia (1909 EPA) - After the art
openings and shopping sprees, come sit a spell with a special Second Saturday
late night happy hour with $1 off drafts, $4 wine, $4 well drinks and half off
select appetizers at the bar. 9-11pm
* Nice Things... Handmade (1731 EPA) - Check out
this months new work by local artist Bridget Mccafferty who also happens to be
the printing hands behind Typsy Gypsy Tees. This show is a collection of her
most recent paintings featuring all new work! Meet the artist and enjoy
refreshments. 6-10pm
* Occasionette (1825 EPA) - Grand opening party!!
Get ready to shop until you drop as East Passyunk's newest gift shop makes its
grand debut. Complimentary light refreshments. 5pm-10pm
* Oliver & Company Tea Room (1613 EPA) - Grand
opening party in our brand new tea room! Time TBA.
* Pollyodd (1908 EPA) - Complimentary
Strawberrycello Cream samples, a new and special treat! 5-7pm
* Sermania Jewelry (1719 EPA) - Sale on all
Communion gift items, there is still time to place a special order on a
personalized ware. Browse new arrivals of sterling, gold and colored stones
jewelry for Mom's Day. Complimentary jewelry item inspection and cleaning,
along with refreshments will be offered.
ABOUT EAST PASSYUNK AVENUE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District is home to 150 independently owned shops and markets that perfectly balances the best of the old and the new, mixing old world shopping, authentic Italian restaurants, world famous cheese steaks, with trendy boutiques, handmade arts, world-class cuisine and record-breaking events.
Chef-driven restaurants have pushed this once-faded community into the national spotlight. East Passyunk Avenue boasts more than 30 eateries, from authentic traditional Italian restaurants to gastropubs, including four of Philadelphia magazine’s Top 50 Restaurants: Stateside, Le Virtu, Fond and Will. Capogiro Gelato Artisans scoops up National Geographic’s “best ice cream in the world” just down the block from cheese steak global headquarters, where Pat’s and Geno’s still vie to be called the best of this Philly staple.
Anchored by the beautifully restored Singing Fountain, a communal gathering place on Tasker Street, this store-lined commercial corridor hosts events of all shapes and sizes. Annual outdoor favorites include foodie-festival Flavors of the Avenue, the Car Show & Street Festival, Farmers’ Markets and East Passyunk Craft Beer Day.
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Forty professional bakers, pastry chefs and students present their finest fondant creations during the 9th “Let Them Eat Cake: A Night at the Movies” on Monday, April 15, 2013 at the Marion (1301 Route 130 South, Cinnaminson, New Jersey). Dessert lovers, food fanatics and brides/grooms-to-be will converge for the 9th annual competition featuring the best of the best. Guests will enjoy samplings of the area’s finest pastry decorated in movie themes, complimentary Korbel champagne, fabulous sounds from Back 2 Life by Brandywine Valley Talent, and the opportunity to meet celebrity judge Ron Ben-Israel, host of cooking competition TV show Sweet Genius. All proceeds benefit cancer research & treatment at City of Hope. Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door. For tickets, contact Harry Giordano at 215-985-0869. Parking is free.
VIP judges from the culinary arts and wedding industries, as well as local celebrities, will be on hand to award Best of Show, Most Artistic, Best Tasting and a Best Theme prize for the cake with the finest display of this year’s theme of “A Night at the Movies”. Guests can also vote in the "People Choice" category. The roster of celebrity judges includes Ron Ben-Israel, host of cooking competition TV show Sweet Genius, as well as:
** Anne-Michelle
Alberston, Chef Alberstons Cooking School
** Charlotte
Albertson, Chef Alberstons Cooking School
** Mary Bigham,
Town Dish and What's Cooking with Mary on WCHE
** Laura Burkhardt,
Where Magazine
** Natanya DiBona,
Co-CHair Diner en Blanc Philadelphia
** Tracey DeShaine,
Chef/ Owner of Dixie Picnic
** Kathy Gold,
President of Les Dames D'Escoffier & Chef/ Owner of In the Kitchen CookingCompany
** George Kryatas,
Owner/TV Chef Sweetwater Grille
** Lari Robling,
Food Journalist/ Producer WHYY (nominated for James Beard Award)
** Marilyn Russell,
BENFM
A partial list of bakeries and chefs signed up for 2013’s “Cake” event include:
** Granny Schmidt's
** The Merion
** Piece 'a Cake
** Classic Cake
** The Master's
Baker
** Adelaides Cakes
** Artisserie
Bakery
** The Sweet Life
Bakery
** Good Foods to Go
** Art Institute of
Philadelphia (Eric Boerner)
** Sweet T's
Bakeshop
** The Ambler Bake
Shop LLC
** Davio's Restaurant
** Truly Custom
Cakery
** Restaurant
School of Walnut Hill
** Art Institute of
Philadelphia (Eric Boerner)
** Restaurant
School of Walnut Hill
Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door. For tickets, contact Harry Giordano at 215-985-0869. Tickets are also available online.
About City of Hope
City of Hope is a leading research and treatment center for cancer, diabetes and other life-threatening diseases. Designated as a Comprehensive Cancer Center, the highest honor bestowed by the National Cancer Institute, and a founding member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network,
City of Hope's research and treatment protocols advance care throughout the nation. City of Hope is located in Duarte, Calif., just northeast of Los Angeles, and is ranked as one of “America’s Best Hospitals” in cancer and urology by U.S.News & World Report. Founded in 1913, City of Hope is a pioneer in the fields of bone marrow transplantation and genetics. For more information, visit www.cityofhope.org.
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