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• In its historic, 27-acre campus in suburban Philadelphia, Abington Art Center is dedicated to providing opportunities for its many audiences to experience, appreciate and participate in the arts at whatever level they choose. From preschool to lifelong learners, casual observers to art enthusiasts, AAC engages visitors, artists and students with its sculpture park and gallery exhibitions of today's artists, studio art classes, and public programs. Venue: Abington Art Center
• Venue: Adam's Cafe of Gallery Mall
• Adventure Aquarium features nearly 200,000 square feet of sea life and wildlife. Visitors will be in for an ADVENTURE as they visit the West African River Experience featuring hippopotamuses, crocodiles, porcupines and over 20 species of African birds in a free-flight aviary; surround themselves with sharks in a suspended 40-foot walk-through tunnel; explore the wonders of the deep sea in the Jules Verne Gallery; and even have an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to Swim with the Sharks. Venue: Adventure Aquarium
• ** THE AAMP IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION UNTIL JUNE 19, 2009 ** Founded in 1976 in celebration of the nation's Bicentennial, the African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) is the first institution funded and built by a major municipality to preserve, interpret and exhibit the heritage of African Americans. Throughout its evolution, the museum has objectively interpreted and presented the achievements and aspirations of African Americans from pre-colonial times to the current day. The museum is committed to telling the story of African Americans in all its permutations: family life, the Civil Rights movement, arts and entertainment, sports, medicine, architecture, politics, religion, law and technology. The AAMP currently houses four galleries and an auditorium, each of which offer exhibitions anchored by one of our three dominant themes: the African Diaspora, the Philadelphia Story, and the Contemporary Narrative. Venue: African American Museum in Philadelphia
• The American Swedish Historical Museum in South Philadelphia is the oldest Swedish Museum in the United States. Founded in 1926, the Museum has been dedicated to preserving and promoting Swedish and Swedish-American cultural heritage and traditions for nearly 80 years. The Museum is a place where Swedes, Swedish-Americans, and people of all nationalities who appreciate Swedish contributions to history, art, architecture, music, science and technology can come together. The beautiful Museum building was designed by the Swedish-American architect John Nyden. The inspiration came from Eriksberg Slott, a 17th-century mansion in Sweden, and Mount Vernon, George Washington's home in Virginia. On June 2, 1926, Sweden's Crown Prince Gustav Adolf placed the Museum's cornerstone. By October the following year the construction was nearly finished. Venue: American Swedish Historical Museum
• Captain Joseph Lapsley Wilson once owned the land on which the Gallery and the Arboretum of the Barnes Foundation are situated. He began planting a number of trees as early as the 1880s. When Dr. and Laura Barnes purchased the property in 1922, they agreed to preserve Wilson's plantings, which became the nucleus of the Arboretum. Laura Barnes, with the support of Dr. Barnes and Dr. John Fogg, carefully enhanced the living collections to over 3,000 species/varieties of woody plants gathered from different sources around the world. The diversity of species and varieties growing in such a modest area is one of the most noteworthy features of the Arboretum. Venue: Arboretum of the Barnes Foundation
• Venue: Arcadia University Art Gallery
• Art in the Age provides a line of private label tees featuring original art straight from the artist. The store features custom wallpaper and upholstery, custom stationery, housewares, as well as complimentary men and women's apparel and accessory lines. In addition, Art in the Age also purveys merchandise by Pennsylvania folk artisans, like Mennonite quilts and locally made preserves. Highlights of the store are the gallery space inside and the window design installations, realized by our artists, which will rotate monthly. The exhibits are curated by Art in the Age Creative Director and founding member of Space 1026, Ben Woodward. Venue: Art in the Age
• Venue: Artesano Iron Works Gallery
• Venue: Arthur Ross Gallery
• Venue: Arts Scene Gallery
• Venue: Auntie Anne's Hand-Rolled Soft Pretzels
• Venue: AxD Gallery
• An incomparable studio, showroom and gallery located in Philadelphia, bahdeebahdu is home to an exciting and eclectic body of work. Lighting, furniture, art and design all contribute to this international destination for artists, architects, designers, developers and similar visionaries. Offering a range of services and inspired products, bahdeebahdu welcomes both private individuals and the design trade to explore the sublime in a truly unique environment. Venue: Bahdeebahdu
• Production Studio - Music Venue: BatCave Studios
• The Bridgette Mayer Gallery is located in the heart of Washington Square at 709 Walnut Street, 1st Floor. The gallery specializes in unique contemporary paintings and works on paper by emerging and established artists. Venue: Bridgette Mayer Gallery
• We celebrate Mt. Airy First Friday the first Friday of every month - rain or shine. We have a wide variety of stores, galleries, restaurants and boutiques for you to visit while taking a stroll through historic Mt. Airy. Visit Mt. Airy - get to know us! Venue: Business District of Mt. Airy
• Everything at this bruncherie, from the bread to the sausage, is made in-house. Venue: Cafe Estelle
• Full Service Art Gallery - Specializing in Wyeth Art - Featuring artwork by Regional, National, International and African American Artists Venue: Chadds Ford Gallery, Inc.
• Venue: Chinese Rotunda & Upper Egyptian Gallery at Penn Museum
• Located on the First Tier, this versatile entertainment suite is designed as one large or two smaller function areas. Designed with simple, clean lines, the space can be dressed up for social occasions or kept simple for meetings or other corporate events. Capacities: 100 (seated dinner), 125 (reception) Venue: Comcast Circle
• Venue: Crane Arts Building
• Cuba! Restaurant and Gallery specializes in fine authentic Cuban cuisine inspired by the private recipes of Cuba's elite. Hosted in a romantic and intimate, art-filled setting, you will be taken to both the Cuba of yesteryear and the Cuba of today. Executive chef: Jake Bukowski Dining Style: Casual Elegant Cross Street: Evergreen Street Parking: Public Lot Public Transit: Public transportation from the greater Philadelphia area delivers you to the doorstep of Cuba! The R8 and various city buses are available. Please consult septa.org for route information. Venue: Cuba! Restaurant
• Venue: Danger Danger Gallery
• Venue: Darlington Arts Center
• As the Delaware Art Museum has expanded and grown physically it is important to acknowledge its great fortune in having a collection of art that is both beautiful and thought provoking. It is also important to recognize that the Museum has evolved over the decades due to the hard work and generosity of countless dedicated individuals beginning with that small circle of friends on a cold winter night in 1912. Venue: Delaware Art Museum
• A cultural center and home studio/gallery of Deborah Kates and Greg Layton. Also the location for multi-arts public events staged by Coatesville Area Arts Alliance, a nonprofit corporation that promotes the truth that Art means Business. Beautiful rural location featuring gardens and outdoor sculpture, as well as hundreds of pieces of fantastic realism (contemporary ) art indoors. Always plenty of free parking. Venue: eARTh
• Located in an historic brownstone just a half block from the Kimmel Center, Ernesto's 1521 Cafe has been welcoming theatre patrons & neighbors since 1992. First established as a coffeehouse/art gallery, Ernesto's has gradually evolved into a full service restaurant featuring two dining rooms, a wisteria covered rear patio & sidewalk seating out front. A family affair since it's inception, Livia, Ernesto's mother oversees the kitchen & creates delicious Italian desserts while mentoring Chef Cirilo Pantoja in Italian cuisine. The menu features such classics as cotoletta milanese, osso buco, bucatini all'amatriciana & ravioli di zucca just to name a few. Patrons may enjoy selections from Ernesto's all-Italian wine list or bring their own for a modest $5 per bottle corkage fee Executive chef: Cirilo Pantoja Dining Style: Casual Elegant Cross Street: 15th Parking: No Venue: Ernesto's 1521 Café
• Venue: Esther M. Klein Gallery
• Window Gallery features rotating art exhibits from Media Arts Council Venue: First Keystone Bank Window Gallery
• Operated by local artists, you will find jewelry, art, clothes, paintings, sculptures, furniture, home goods, fun stuff & more! Venue: Fishtown Airways Artist's Market & Co-Op
• Venue: Gallerie Isad
• Venue: Gallery 50
• Venue: Gallery Diner Restaurant
• Venue: Gallery Isada
• Venue: Gallery Pizza
• Venue: Gallery Restaurant & Pizza
• The Gershman Y is located in the cultural heart of Philadelphia on the Avenue of the Arts and stands proudly among theaters, restaurants and performing arts venues as a visible, tangible symbol that arts and culture - including Jewish arts and culture - are very much alive and well in Philadelphia. Since 1923, The Gershman Y has provided social, cultural and spiritual programs and services to the community at this location; we are the Philadelphia area's only Jewish affiliated institution dedicated exclusively to arts and culture. This season is filled with vibrant and stimulating speakers and events, including the acclaimed Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival and Borowsky and Open Lens Galleries exhibits. Visit the Gershman Y and see what we have to offer. Venue: Gershman Y
• Venue: H&R Block
• Venue: HL Chalfant American Fine Art & Antiques
• The Holiday Inn Express & Suites, North East, MD is located on the north end of town only 1/2 mile from Interstate 95. Positioned in the heart of the North Eastern Maryland, our award-winning hotel offers 71 over sized rooms including 22 suites. With focus on both the business & leisure traveler, we offer amenities for everyone. Our hotel offers and outdoor heated pool with whirlpool, fitness facility, 24 HR business center, microwaves, refrigerators and the Complimentary Express Start breakfast with hot items. We are an ideal location to hold your seminars, meetings or just an overnight trip to visit our quaint town of North East. The town streets are lined with antique and novelty shoppes. Enjoy golf, hiking or boating nearby. Relax in our beautifully decorated king and queen suites. When your day is complete relax in our Grand Room or prepare for an excellent dining experience in one of the nearby restaurants. Only 2 miles from the North East Historic District, you can enjoy many local eateries such as Woodys Crab House, Steak and Main & many other restaurants. along with museums, galleries and antique shops. Within 10 minutes of the town of Elkton and many chain restaurants. Our friendly, professional staff will welcome you and provide exceptional service during your visit. Let us accommodate you and remember Kids Stay Free. Play hard and Stay Smart with the Holiday Inn Express & Suites, North East, MD. Special Notes: No pets allowed at this time. Nearest Airport: Baltimore Washington Int. (BWI) - Distance: 50.0MI/80.5KM Venue: Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Northeast
• Welcome to the nation's most historic square mile! In the heart of downtown Philadelphia Olde City, 8 miles away from the international PHL airport, the Holiday Inn Hotel Historic District Philadelphia offers the best in Philadelphia accommodations! We are only 5 min. walk to the major historic attractions Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, National Constitution Center and Betsy Ross House. Walk or take a short subway ride to Pennsylvania Convention Center.Visiting Thomas Jefferson hospital or Pennsylvania hospital? Reserve a room at the smoke free Holiday Inn Historic District Philadelphia in a safe neighborhood with 40 restaurants. Government offices within walking distance to Holiday Inn Historic District Phila Hotel include US Federal Court House, IRS, US Attorneys office, Department of Labor, FPS, Social Security Administration, FRB, Department of Justice and DEA.Holiday Inn Historic District Philadelphia, PA offering free wifi is conveniently located about 2 miles away from Art Museum and Franklin Institute currently featuring Real Pirates exhibit. With short drive to kid friendly attractions such as Aquarium, New Jersey Battleship and ZOO, families will appreciate the central location of Holiday Inn Historic District in Philly, Pennsylvania. And if Market Street, Gallery shopping mall, and South Street shops haven t wore you out yet, King of Prussia Mall is only 30 min. drive away. Special Notes: Pets are not permitted. Nearest Airport: Philadelphia International (PHL) - Distance: 8.0MI/12.9KM Venue: Holiday Inn Philadelphia - Historic District
• Founded in 1963, the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania is a leader in the presentation of contemporary art. Through exhibitions, commissions, educational programs, and publications, ICA invites the public to share in the experience, interpretation and understanding of the work of established and emerging artists. Venue: Institute of Contemporary Art
• Venue: Jose Sebourne Art Gallery
• Venue: July Grille and Gallery
• Venue: Knapp Gallery
• Venue: Living Arts Club
• Founded in 1937 by a group of local artists, Main Line Art Center's mission is to inspire and engage artistic creativity for individuals of all ages and abilities and to celebrate and strengthen the essential role of visual art in community life. With its vast and wide-ranging course offerings, the Art Center has become a regional leader in visual arts education. Its extensive outreach programs and promotion of new artists through multiple exhibition opportunities help attract individuals new to the arts and cultivate support from art patrons. Venue: Main Line Art Center
• Art Exhibit Venue: Manayunk Art Gallery
• From the Schuylkill Expressway you can see its dome peaking above the treetops. Or you may recognize it as the backdrop for many a movie set. Memorial Hall is one of Fairmount Park's most recognizable landmarks and the only major building left from the 1876 Centennial Exposition. Fairmount Park Chief Engineer Hermann Schwarzmann created this national significant Centennial Art Gallery as one of America's first examples of Beaux-Arts architecture. Memorial Hall's price tag was $1.5 million, quite a sum at that time. Consider though that Memorial Hall was built without wood and was fireproofed. The dedication of this fine building was made by U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant at the Centennial. Memorial Hall served as the city's art museum until the Philadelphia Museum of Art opened in 1928. If you've never set foot in its Great Hall you're missing one of Philadelphia's vast spaces. A whole new generation will soon be introduced to its grand architecture and important history as the Please Touch Museum occupies Memorial Hall in 2007. To the Centennial Model enthusiasts among you, the scale Model of the 1876 Centennial Exposition fairgrounds will stay! Venue: Memorial Hall