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‘Controlled chaos:’ Kids contribute to mosaic mural at Norristown’s Carver Center (opens the original)
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NORRISTOWN — It’s not nearly as noteworthy as the “lost” second century Roman sea-life mosaic recently unveiled at England’s Corinium Museum. On the other hand, the brand new mosaic at Norristown’s Carver Center couldn’t be more meaningful to the local kids who helped Norristown Rotaract club members install the hundreds of colorful ceramic and mirrored glass chips that make up the center’s striking poolside seascape. “I think everybody had a good time,” said Rotaract’s Jane Pekol. “There was a
Conshohocken church and Rotary team up for Uganda educational initiative (opens the original)
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CONSHOHOCKEN — Members of Conshohocken Plymouth Whitemarsh Rotary Club and Conshohocken United Methodist Church are co-sponsoring a songwriting contest to launch a “new global youth arts initiative connecting local students with young people at the Karama Education Center in Uganda.” The competition is part of a fundraising effort to expand the Ugandan primary school’s Music, Dance and Drama program, and organizers are on the hunt for original songs that “express the power of youth, inspire posi
Celebrating ‘the power of the arts’ at park festival in Norristown (opens the original)
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September is perennial kick-off time for upcoming arts seasons. Locally, Philadelphia Orchestra’s 2026-27 season was scheduled to begin on Sept. 24, Opera Philadelphia’s on Sept. 9 and Old City galleries’ First Fridays on Sept. 4. Expressive Path’s annual Art in the Park Arts & Music Festival has become one of this area’s cultural harbingers. This year’s event is set for Sept. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Elmwood Park Zoo, 1661 Harding Blvd., Norristown. Admission is free for residents of the 19
Did you miss International Beer Day? Don’t fret: Every day is beer day at this bottle shop (opens the original)
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Al Capone’s younger brother Matthew (“Matty”) was generally regarded as one of the “good” Capones. He ran a bar in Cicero, Ill., during the 1940s, but biographers largely agree he kept his distance from the notorious Chicago crime syndicate headed by his gangster sibling, including its infamous Prohibition-era booze business. During the 1990s, another “good” Matthew Capone (this one, AKA “Matt” — no relation to those other Capones) began making a name for himself in global beer circles when he t
The man behind Ava’s Ice Cream turns out small-batch treats made with love (opens the original)
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TROOPER — By day, Don Blest is a “non-emergency wheelchair transport driver” for Shannondell Rehabilitation in Audubon. But off the clock, he’s busy mixing up batch after batch of homemade ice cream for his and wife Beth’s Ava’s Ice Cream and Water Ice in flavors that range from their always popular vanilla and chocolate to Raspberry Habanero Truffle and Hot Mango — even the nearly impossible-to-find outside of the Nordic countries, the Netherlands, Australia and parts of Canada — licorice. Admi
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