Well at one time that is what Philadelphia justifiably called itself. Times have changed as it always will but this web site takes a look at the industrial archeology of Philadelphia and Frankford appears prominently. I found some things I never knew and it does make you want to know more. Take a look: http://www.workshopoftheworld.com/frankford/frankford.html
Happenings at Mozaic
The Dylan Taylor Trio will be performing at mozaic tonight, July 28th.. from 7PM – 11PM featuring the amazing Jim Ridl on the Baby Grand, Jim Miller. drums and Dylan Taylor, acoustic bass.
Gallery Night At mozaic Wednesday, August 1st., 6PM – 8PM The photograpy of Jim Sell will be exhibted at mozaic from August 1st. ’til September 29th.Come and meet Jim, enjoy the wine and cheese buffet, grab a bite, get your cards read, have your silhouette drawn and listen to the renowned Father John D’Amico on the Baby Grand. This promises to be a special night.
Bloggers & Blogettes, I so look forward to seeing you all on August, 4th. It’s gonna be a par-tay. The Chef is working on a Blog Special. Scoats, I’m addicted to the Badger Dance, thanks to you. The stress reducing qualities of it really do prepare one for when the snakes in the grass pop up.
Peace,
Joan Oliveto
mozaic
4524 Frankford AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19124
215-535-5040
mozaic is a BYOB restaurant/gallery featuring live jazz every Saturday night and wallet-friendly fine dining.
The website is up but still under construction.www.mozaicrestaurant.com
New Chef at Mozaic
mozaic is very proud to welcome Chef Michael Leitmeyer. Chef Michael, formally of the White Dog Cafe, looks forward to exciting and expanding your palate with his culinary skills.
Deni Playground
Press release from Councilman Savage:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thursday July 26, 2007
CONTACT: Elizabeth McCollum Nazario – 215-686-3448
On August 3, 2007 at 6:30pm some forty children will play baseball and t-ball at Deni playground for the first time in twenty years. The inaugural game comes as the result of the work done by the Deni Advisory Council created in April, 2007 by Councilman Daniel J. Savage. The Council is comprised of 4 board members and is supported by local volunteers. Councilman Savage said he “wanted to bring some life back to the playground” and saw the advisory council and ball teams as a great way to do that.
The forty or so participants will range in age from 5-12 with the 5-7 year olds playing t-ball and the 8-12 year olds playing instructional baseball. The advisory council hopes that this year’s flagship team will lead to even greater enrollment and participation in the coming seasons and years. The teams, which are sponsored by The Phillies Rookie League, will also be playing a spring season in 2008. Councilman Savage noted that he is “delighted and proud to have played a role in bringing something to the neighborhoods which is great for the kids and the community as a whole”.
Phillyblog at Mozaic
I watch the happenings on Phillyblog daily and have noticed the interest that some of the posters have in the development of Frankford. The Northeast folks occasionally have a meet up where they get together face to face and have decided to make it to Mozaic on August 4th. This is a practical decision but also a show of support from a lot of folks who do not live in Frankford. When you get right down to it, we are all in this together. Cheers to the Phillyblog folks. http://www.phillyblog.com/philly/showthread.php?t=40325
