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7/15 – Game Night at the Trails End Cafe in Bala

04 Tuesday Jul 2017

Posted by KTE in Community Building, July 2017, Uncategorized

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Our next GAME NIGHT is Saturday July 15
at Trail’s End Cafe!
Are you ready for some fun? Come play and laugh with us!  The cafe is now on summer hours, open until 9:00 pm. We’ll start promptly at 7:oo pm, so we suggest you arrive by 6:30 to check out the menu of sweet and savory treats and soft ice cream. View the menu at trailsend.cafe.
The cafe is at the beginning (or the end, depending on which way you’re going!) of the Cynwyd Heritage Trail. The address is 375 Conshohocken State Road, Bala Cynwyd, near the traffic light on Montgomery Ave.
We’ll have Taboo, Balderdash, Scattergories, and Boggle.  We welcome you to bring your favorite games.
Please tell your friends, and let us know you plan to attend by RSVP’ing to yogageorgette@gmail.com or (484)995-3619.

July 5th – Book Club at New Horizons

01 Saturday Jul 2017

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Join former Librarian Chris Jackson and fellow book-lovers in a stimulating discussion of “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” by C.S.Lewis. This classic fantasy, first published in 1950, has been enchanting the hearts and imaginations of millions for generations, with its story of four siblings who, with the help of a Lion named Aslan, must overcome their own failings to become heroes of a better world.

New Horizons Senior Center 

Wednesday July 5th at 11am

Narberth Borough Hall, 100 Conway Avenue – 2nd Floor 

Narberth, PA 19072

 

LMCN members gather for their fifth annual Summer Connection event

29 Thursday Jun 2017

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On Tuesday, June 27, 2017 members of Lower Merion Community Network (LMCN) gathered for their fifth annual Summer Connection Event at Sontuosa BYOB Restaurant, a new eatery in Bryn Mawr Village. Guests enjoyed a sumptuous menu prepared by Chef/Owner/Visionary Ernesto Guzman. LMCN was founded in 2010 by Belmont Hills resident Karen Ebbert, as a group on Facebook to create a supportive online and real world community that would benefit local businesses and residents. The group has grown to a membership of over 16,000 members, serving as a resource and place to bring out the community in all of us. Bob Coleman, Stacy Harbaugh, Seth Samuel, Jamie Moss and Zack Samuel attended the event.

CLICK HERE to see all the pictures: LMCN members gather for their fifth annual Summer Connection event

Mt. Airy’s New Outdoor Supper Sessions Series Hits This September

05 Monday Sep 2016

Posted by KTE in Community Building, Entertaining, Food

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Do you dream of joining a supper club? How about one that’s all outdoors with your choice of fare from 11 different restaurants and bars?

This September, set aside Wednesday evenings for Supper Sessions on the Avenue, a brand-new series curated by Mt. Airy USA that will transform a block of Germantown Avenue into an alfresco dining destination every week.Supper Sessions On The Avenue Fast FactsDine alfresco in Mt. Airy every Wednesday through September, 5-11 p.m.The 7100 block of Germantown Avenue will be closed to traffic.

Over 10 different restaurants and bars will serve up food and drinks outdoors.Live music will accompany the experience.Many area organizations and businesses will offer extended hours.Replacing the annual Mt. Airy Street Fare, this food-centric event closes the 7100 block of Germantown Avenue to traffic from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. every Wednesday in September, enabling you to grab a table under the stars and enjoy the early-autumn weather over food and drinks.

Choose to dine outside one of the block’s numerous restaurants and bars (Alma Mater, Chef Ken’s, Cresheim Valley Grain Exchange, Earth Bread + Brewery, Golden Crust, Juice Room, Jyoti, McMenamin’s Tavern, Mi Puebla and Trattoria Moma), many of which will offer special menus for the occasion.As you settle in and relax, musicians perform along the street to add the perfect ambiance to your meal.Before or after dinner, guests can participate in pop-up events along the avenue hosted by community organizations.

Many businesses on the block will welcome visitors with later hours and some of the gallery and theater spaces will host special activities.Click here for more information.Mark your calendars now and get ready for four midweek nights (September 7, 14, 21 and 28) of delicious fun!

Source: Mt. Airy’s New Outdoor Supper Sessions Series Hits This September

New and Improved Lower Merion Township Website!

09 Tuesday Aug 2016

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The Township’s got a pretty spiffy new look online. Check out the all-new www.lowermerion.org.

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Volunteers Wanted: Great Expectations Together/Narberth 

04 Thursday Aug 2016

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WANTED: Motivated, creative, and responsible high school, college/grad school students looking for volunteer work for our nonprofit organization located in downtown Narberth. Our mission is for the social inclusion of individuals of all ages and all abilities! Wonderful and rewarding experience for anyone interested in careers in PT, OT, speech therapy, medicine, nursing, advocacy, law, education/special education, social work, or business in the nonprofit sector. Join our amazing and dedicated team as we increase the awareness and acceptance of individuals with disabilities! Potential for employment in the future. Message me or email greatexpectationstogether@gmail.com for more information.

 

Peoples Light & Theatre Community Project // Shoe’s for Art! (By August 10th) 

31 Sunday Jul 2016

Posted by KTE in Art, August 2015, Community Building

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Want to be part of an exciting community project? Help People Light and Theatre collect 250 pairs of shoes by August 10th. Artist Noah Scalin’s amazing body of work includes installations made up entirely of everyday objects. Noah will be creating the production artwork for next season’s opener THE MOUNTAINTOP by Katori Hall and, you guessed it, he’ll be using shoes. Stop by to donate a pair or two in any style, color, or size. Receptacles will be available in the Leonard C. Haas and Steinbright lobbies over the next two weeks.

People Light and Theatre
39 Conestoga Road
Malvern PA

Shoes will be donated to those in need after the artwork is created.

Be sure to check out more of Noah’s work here: http://bit.ly/1qYLfdU

Jan 21st-First Planning Meeting for the Penn Wynne Mural

15 Friday Jan 2016

Posted by KTE in Community Building, January 2016, Schools

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Source: (82) First Planning Meeting for the Penn Wynne Mural

  • Thursday, January 21 at 7 PM
     Cafetorium of the Penn Wynne Elementary School
The Penn Wynne Civic Association, in conjunction with the Community Arts Center, is planning a mural for the wall of the Wynnewood Salon, 1404 Manoa Road facing Haverford Avenue. The project will be lead by muralist and Penn Wynne resident Paul Downie. As part of the fund raiser for the mural, the Civic Association is selling t-shirts with the image above. We will be accepting order forms for the t-shirts at the Jan. 21 meeting.

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For Manayunk Bridge Trail.

30 Friday Oct 2015

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It was a beautiful and exciting day for the ribbon cutting ceremony. Great turnout with lots of familiar faces. Stunning views! Looking forward to seeing everyone biking and walking on the new bridge!







PUBLIC ACCESS TV: Partnership with Radnor channel is attracting Lower Merion TV hosts and coverage – Main Line Times – Main Line Media News

30 Friday Oct 2015

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PUBLIC ACCESS TV: Partnership with Radnor channel is attracting Lower Merion TV hosts and coverage – WAYNE >> It may have taken nearly a year to decide the next chapter for public access television in Lower Merion, but township residents have quickly been interested in the possibilities.

Source: PUBLIC ACCESS TV: Partnership with Radnor channel is attracting Lower Merion TV hosts and coverage – Main Line Times – Main Line Media News

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