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What's New for First Friday in Fishtown

By
Real Estate Agent with The Somers Team at KW Philadelphia

Every year, First Friday in Fishtown continues to grow, as new galleries and businesses fill out the neighborhood and bring exciting works and wares into the fray. We scanned November's First Friday schedule and look forward to checking out some of the latest participants:

Craft Foundry - A destination for handcrafted jewelry and book-binding, with craft classes such as Greeting Cards and Decorative Papers. For every book that is sold, a tree is planted in collaboration with Eco-Libris.

701 Belgrade Street

267-977-8499

Kensington Yoga and Reiki - We heard about the recent opening of this yoga studio which offers a sliding payment scale that is income-based with no questions asked. It puts classes at a budget-friendly range of $5-$15.

2042-46 Amber Street First Floor

267-593-4962

The Lola Bean - The Frankford Avenue coffeeshop has opened recently, and they'll be having a reception featuring multi media works by Henry Bermudez & Michelle Marcuse during First Friday. In addition to cheese and wine, check out their regular offerings, which include apple cider with whipped cream and the LolaCinno.

First Fridays at the Lola Bean

Friday at 6:00pm

1325 Frankford Ave

Check out the schedule for a full list of First Friday happenings in Fishtown.

Laura Cerrano
Feng Shui Manhattan Long Island - Locust Valley, NY
Certified Feng Shui Expert, Speaker & Researcher

Hey Chris, this sounds like a great couple of events coming up, If you have time to go...enjoy!

Nov 03, 2010 09:26 AM
Charlottesville Solutions
Charlottesville Solutions - Charlottesville, VA

You always have some thing new and exciting to share!

your friend in Charlottesville

Nov 03, 2010 02:07 PM
Steve and Jan Bachman
RE/MAX Gateway, Reston, Herndon, Ashburn, Sterling, Fairfax - Herndon, VA
Realtors - Northern Virginia

Great local post as always. I enjoy the way you showcase your area. It is an example to all.

My Grandma lived in a rowhouse in Germantown for 30 years ....then moved to Dresher in the burbs.

Nov 04, 2010 04:40 AM