| Event Name | Organization | Dates | City | | Plants for Attracting ButterfliesPresented by Shady Brook Farm, Inc. at Shady Brook Farm June 23, 2013 Enjoy butterfly gardening with Jim Shepard and gain a wealth of knowledge on what plants are best to attract butterflies. FREE 6” Annual for all that attend.
| Shady Brook Farm, Inc. | 06/23/13 | Yardley |
Native Shrubs and Perennials with Tom McCannPresented by Shady Brook Farm, Inc. at Shady Brook Farm June 15, 2013 Native plants are more disease resistant and support our bird and beneficial insect populations. Learn about all the native perennials, shrubs & trees we carry. 30% off any native plant. | Shady Brook Farm, Inc. | 06/15/13 | Yardley |
Under The Spell Of The HummingbirdPresented by Shady Brook Farm, Inc. at Shady Brook Farm June 8, 2013 Do you find yourself running to your garden or gazing at your feeder in hopes of seeing the delightful little hummingbird? Then join us to learn some little known facts about this tiny “mystical” bird along with the flowers and feeders most likely to attract them. Coupons for 20% off Hummingbird feeders and perennials, and free landscape design for those who attend.
| Shady Brook Farm, Inc. | 06/08/13 | Yardley |
What’s Wrong With My Plant? Identifying Tree and Shrub Issues with Dave MartinPresented by Shady Brook Farm, Inc. at Shady Brook Farm June 1, 2013 It’s BUG OUT time! Learn how to prevent, protect and control those common garden pests. Enjoy our own expert Dave Martin for this entertaining session on how to handle those pesky pests. FREE bug identification guide and coupons to all who attend. | Shady Brook Farm, Inc. | 06/01/13 | Yardley |
The Dark Side…Shade GardeningPresented by Shady Brook Farm, Inc. at Shady Brook Farm May 25-May 26, 2013 The good news is that plants do grow in filtered and full shade. Join us for an informative session on soil conditions and plants that will thrive in your shady nook. FREE coupon towards any shrub or perennial for the shade. | Shady Brook Farm, Inc. | 05/25/13-
05/26/13 | Yardley |
An Exculisve look at the conversion of the St. Palmer Theological SeminaryPresented by Lower Merion Conservancy at Palmer Theological Seminary June 9, 2013 Illustrated lecture and tour of chapel includes a wine-and-cheese reception
The recent move of Palmer Theological Seminary to King of Prussia created the opportunity to do something special with a historic structure. On the brink of implementation, visit this special historic structure as construction begins to convert this sacred place to apartments. Bob Powers, President of Powers and Company and
David Blumenfeld from Cross Properties will share the story and challenges of... | Lower Merion Conservancy | 06/09/13 | Wynnewood |
14th Annual Village Renaissance FairePresented by Village Library of Wrightstown at Middletown Grange Fairgounds September 21-September 22, 2013 Suspend disbelief this September and be entertained by hundreds of performers every half hour on our eight stages. The Village Faire is designed to entertain, educate, and involve visitors of all ages. Living History Pavilions. Demonstrations. Juried Merchants. Music. Dance. Theatre. Puppetry. Archery. Human Chess. Live Horse Back Jousting. Working Trebuchet Catapult. Free children’s activities. Come early and stay all day as the activities are varied and ongoing.
NEW... | Village Library of Wrightstown | 09/21/13-
09/22/13 | Wrightstown |
Art on the Town- June 7thPresented by Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts at Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts June 7, 2013 Sponsored by the City of Wilmington, Art on the Town is a great way to view the exhibitions in our galleries and visit the artist studios during our extended gallery hours. Held on the first Friday of the month, Art on the Town is free and open to the public from 5 - 9 pm unless otherwise noted. Gallery talks 6:30 pm. | Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts | 06/07/13 | Wilmington |
Art on the Town- July 12thPresented by Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts at Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts July 12, 2013 Sponsored by the City of Wilmington, Art on the Town is a great way to view the exhibitions in our galleries and visit the artist studios during our extended gallery hours. Held on the first Friday of the month, Art on the Town is free and open to the public from 5 - 9 pm unless otherwise noted. Gallery talks 6:30 pm.
* Held on the second Friday due to July 4th | Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts | 07/12/13 | Wilmington |
Gretchen Hupfel SymposiumPresented by Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts at Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts June 8, 2013 This year’s Gretchen Hupfel Symposium dovetails with the University of Delaware’s Earth Perfect? Nature, Utopia and the Garden symposium. The public is invited to attend the DCCA for an evening of talks, food, cocktails, and entertainment surrounding the DCCA’s utopian exhibition, imPERFECT CITY. DCCA curator Maiza Hixson will introduce the Gretchen Hupfel Keynote Speaker (TBA) who will speak on themes of utopia and democracy in imPERFECT CITY. | Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts | 06/08/13 | Wilmington |
Verbalized InkPresented by Rise and Walk Theatre Company at The Music School of Delaware - Wilmington Branch June 29, 2013 2011 DC Black Theater Audience Choice Award Nominee is BACK!!! Spoken Word, Hip-Hop and Theater all rolled up into one epic performance!!! See the one that started it all!!!
Wordplay meets drama
Boy meets girl family trauma.
What happened to peace?
Stars: Andre N. Jones, Roderick Slocum, Tiffany Barrett, Kim E. Brown and Steve Crum
Written by 2013 Delaware Emerging Artist Award Winner- Andre N. Jones and sponsored by the... | Rise and Walk Theatre Company | 06/29/13 | Wilmington |
7th Annual Plein Air FestivalPresented by Wayne Art Center at Wayne Art Center May 10-June 29, 2013 Wayne Art Center presents the 7th annual Plein Air Festival, a juried exhibition & sale of local landscapes by national plein artists. This year's juror, Jim Wodark has selected 30 artists to compete in the festival from May 6-10 in Wayne, PA and its historical and pastoral surroudings. Works completed during the festival week will be judged for prizes up to $6,000. | Wayne Art Center | 05/10/13-
06/29/13 | Wayne |
Poets and Prophets ReadingPresented by Poets and Prophets at Stage One June 11, 2013 Poetry reading | Poets and Prophets | 06/11/13 | Wallingford |
Civil War Reunion EventPresented by Pennypacker Mills at Pennypacker Mills June 1-June 2, 2013 As the cannons roar and soldiers march into battle, witness the excitement and patriotism of the American Civil War as Pennypacker Mills brings this nation-defining moment to life. See a daily battle, visit miliary encampments, and the Civilian Street where cooking, fashion and everyday life is portrayed. Artillery demonstrations, foot-stomping music, special speakers, tours of the Pennypacker mansion, and a on-act Civil War Era play, "Mr. President, I'm Frederick Douglas." Kids... | Pennypacker Mills | 06/01/13-
06/02/13 | Schwenksville |
Who's Who Among Governors from Montgomery County Gallery TalkPresented by Pennypacker Mills at Pennypacker Mills July 14, 2013 Hear an indepth talk on the current exhibit, "Who's Who Among Governors from Montgomery County" and learn about the accomplishments of the Governors of Pennsylvania who at one time lived in Montgomery County. Adults. Galleries located on second floor of Pennypacker mansion. | Pennypacker Mills | 07/14/13 | Schwenksville |
The American Heritage of ChocolatePresented by Pennypacker Mills at Pennypacker Mills October 5, 2013 Join Mars Choclate History Ambasssadors s they bring chocolate history to life through an interactive demonstration of the historical of bean-to-beverage story. Touch, taste, and smell chocolate as our Founding Fathers did. A variety of American Heritage Chocolate products will be available for sale. All ages. Program held in the Classroom Building with convenient adjacent parking available. Why not stop by the Pennypacker mansion for a FREE guided tour too! | Pennypacker Mills | 10/05/13 | Schwenksville |
Design Advocacy Group Monthly MeetingPresented by Philadelphia Center for Architecture at Philadelphia Center for Architecture September 3, 2009 - Ongoing Come learn about, comment on, and debate planning projects in and around the Philadelphia region. DAG meetings are often the first place the public can learn about these projects, from proposals for casinos to plans for public parks. The mission of the Design Advocacy Group is to provide an independent and informed public voice for design quality in the architecture and physical planning of the Philadelphia region. | Philadelphia Center for Architecture | 09/03/09-
Ongoing | Philadelphia |
The Erotic Literary Salon
Avg. Event Rating(4.8 Stars): Presented by The Erotic Literary Salon at Time September 21, 2010 - Ongoing Avg. Event Rating (4.8 Stars): Come hear and see what all of Philadelphia, the Daily News and thePhiladelphia Inquirer are talking about. Susana Mayer, Ph.D., is the creator and host of this comfortable and safe space to hear erotic words and discussions on various subjects related to sexuality and erotica. You may participate as a writer, reader, story teller, spoken word performer, or just come to listen, enjoy and applaud. Resident Nonagenarian (96-years young woman) often reads her spicy erotica. Please visit the... | The Erotic Literary Salon | 09/21/10-
Ongoing | Philadelphia |
| Central Stage: Teen Open Mic | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 02/01/13-
06/07/13 | Philadelphia |
Susan Rimby: Mira Lloyd Dock and the Progressive Era Conservation Movement.Presented by Athenaeum of Philadelphia at Athenaeum of Philadelphia June 12, 2013 For her time, Mira Lloyd Dock was an exceptional woman: a university-trained botanist, lecturer, women’s club leader, activist in the City Beautiful movement, and public official—the first woman to be appointed to Pennsylvania’s state government. In her twelve years on the Pennsylvania Forest Commission, she allied with the likes of J. T. Rothrock, Gifford Pinchot, and Dietrich Brandis to help bring about a new era in American forestry. She was also an integral force in... | Athenaeum of Philadelphia | 06/12/13 | Philadelphia |
Family Weekend 2013: Pets in Prison!Presented by Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site at Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site August 17-August 18, 2013 Some furry (and some creepy-crawly) creatures once lived behind Eastern State Penitentiary's walls. Some prisoners kept pets in solitary confinement, and a colony of feral cats occupied the property when the prison was abandoned. Officers once patrolled the grounds on horseback, and kept German Shepherds for security. Families will discover unique stories about animals all weekend long! Kids will learn more about Eastern State Penitentiary’s most famous four-legged resident, Pep the... | Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site | 08/17/13-
08/18/13 | Philadelphia |
Prehistoric Wessex: Towards a Deep MapPresented by University of Penn Van Pelt Library at University of Pennsylvania - Kamin Gallery March 11-August 12, 2013 When novelist and poet Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) fictionalized the region of England in which he lived, he revived the name of a long extinct Anglo-Saxon kingdom. His Wessex was a rich combination of old and new, showing rural life under assault from industrialization. The region's monuments that were a key element of his semi-imaginary geography had already been the object of study by artists, antiquarians, historians, and archaeologists. Materials from Penn's collections exhibit the ways in... | University of Penn Van Pelt Library | 03/11/13-
08/12/13 | Philadelphia |
| Meet the Author: David Sedaris | Penn Bookstore | 06/04/13 | Philadelphia |
Lecture and Music: James Goggin and Lattimore/Zeigler DuoPresented by Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) at Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) May 29, 2013 Ruminate on the nuances of color with designer James Goggin. Following the lecture enjoy an improvisational performance by the harp and synthesizer duo of Mary Lattimore and Jeff Zeigler. ICA galleries will remain open until 9pm and refreshments will be served. | Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) | 05/29/13 | Philadelphia |
Tale of Two Brains: How Artists Often Got There FirstPresented by Fleisher Art Memorial at Fleisher Art Memorial June 6, 2013 Bedside diagnosis is struggling in our times of sophisticated diagnostic technology. In fact, the whole art of medicine is struggling. Ironically, one way to rekindle it may indeed be the use of the arts. Multiple studies have shown that structured observation of artworks enhances inspection skills, which is not surprising since many physical findings were often first described by artists and only later by physicians. This lecture by Sal Mangione MD, Associate Professor of Medicine at... | Fleisher Art Memorial | 06/06/13 | Philadelphia |
Drexel University Mediterranean Ensemble & Panel DiscussionPresented by Drexel University - Mandell Theater at Drexel University - Mandell Theater June 5, 2013 A distinguished panel of Drexel University’s directors of music and entrepreneurial programs talk with music industry representatives from a wide range of companies that manufacture the equipment that gets the music heard.
As an introduction to the discussion, the panelists will join Drexel’s Mediterranean Ensemble in performance. | Drexel University - Mandell Theater | 06/05/13 | Philadelphia |
First Person Arts StorySlam: OvernightPresented by First Person Arts at World Cafe Live - Philadelphia June 10, 2013 A StorySlam is more than a storytelling competition. It's an invitation to share five minutes of your life in a room full of people who appreciate a well-told tale. Each night features a new theme, so the stories are always fresh and entertaining. Come lend an ear, or share an experience. Got five minutes?
If you want to guarantee a table at the Slam, make a reservation with World Cafe Live! Call 215-222-1400 after 10:00 AM up until the Monday of the Slam. | First Person Arts | 06/10/13 | Philadelphia |
First Person Arts StorySlam: CriminalPresented by First Person Arts at World Cafe Live - Philadelphia July 8, 2013 A StorySlam is more than a storytelling competition. It's an invitation to share five minutes of your life in a room full of people who appreciate a well-told tale. Each night features a new theme, so the stories are always fresh and entertaining. Come lend an ear, or share an experience. Got five minutes?
If you want to guarantee a table at the Slam, make a reservation with World Cafe Live! Call 215-222-1400 after 10:00 AM up until the Monday of the Slam. | First Person Arts | 07/08/13 | Philadelphia |
First Person Arts StorySlam: On the RoadPresented by First Person Arts at L'Etage June 25, 2013 A StorySlam is more than a storytelling competition. It's an invitation to share five minutes of your life in a room full of people who appreciate a well-told tale. Each night features a new theme, so the stories are always fresh and entertaining. Come lend an ear, or share an experience. Got five minutes?
Want to skip the line and stake out the best seat in the house for any of our 2013 L’Etage StorySlams? Purchase VIP tickets online today and guarantee a spot in the... | First Person Arts | 06/25/13 | Philadelphia |
| Gallery Talk with Susan Hagen | Center for Art in Wood | 06/08/13 | Philadelphia |
| CAA - Poetry & Discussion | Center in the Park | 05/02/13-
05/30/13 | Philadelphia |
| "Coping With The Unfriendly Skies" | Central Senior Services/ Parkway Central Library | 06/19/13 | Philadelphia |
Caveat Emptor - Fakes, Forgeries and ReproductionsPresented by Center for Art in Wood at Freeman's Auction House May 23, 2013 A seminar presented by Charles F. Hummel, Curator Emeritus and Adjunct Professor, Winterthur Museum & Garden and Author of "With Hammer in Hand: The Dominy Craftsmen of East Hampton, NY."
This mini-course includes two illustrated lectures on the subject of fakes, forgeries, and reproductions of decorative arts made or used in America. The morning lecture provides an overview of the subject by examining examples of ceramics, ironware, pewter, prints, and silver. The... | Center for Art in Wood | 05/23/13 | Philadelphia |
Envision Peace Museum Film & Discussion SeriesPresented by Envision Peace Museum at Friends Center May 1-July 3, 2013 Envision Peace Museum fosters insight into the meanings and roots of peace while aiming to empower people to overcome violence and injustice on multiple levels. Our film and discussion series explores some of the key pillars of a just and sustainable peace including Active Nonviolence, a Culture of Peace, Ecological Health, Vibrant Democracy, and Economic Justice.
Join us on First Wednesdays at the Friends Center (1501 Cherry St, Philadelphia, PA) this summer for a season focus... | Envision Peace Museum | 05/01/13-
07/03/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Oliver Sacks | Hallucinations Presented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library July 22, 2013 In conversation with Anna Dhody, curator Mütter Museum
Known for his ability to describe the intricacies of the medical world using accessible and engaging prose, renowned neurologist Oliver Sacks is the author of numerous bestselling books that detail the inner workings of the brain, including Musicophilia, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, An Anthropologist on Mars, and The Mind’s Eye. Called “the greatest living ethnographer of those fascinating tribes... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 07/22/13 | Philadelphia |
The Eve of GettysburgPresented by National Constitution Center at National Constitution Center June 17, 2013 In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg—the deadliest fight of the Civil War and considered a turning point—the National Constitution Center presents a conversation with scholars Ted Widmer, Sean Wilentz, Carla Petersen, and Adam Goodheart of the popular New York Times "Disunion" blog. In conjunction with the release of their new book, these insightful historians will provide social and political context for understanding the pivotal Gettysburg... | National Constitution Center | 06/17/13 | Philadelphia |
Garbage Warrior Viewing & Discussion with Jonah ReynoldsPresented by LoveLovingLove Inc. at Ethical Society Building May 24, 2013 Imagine a home that heats and cools itself, that provides its own water and electricity, grows its own food and manages its own sewage. Thirty years ago, world renowned architect Michael Reynolds of Taos, New Mexico imagined this home – then set out to build it. He believes that in an age of ecological instability, poverty and impending natural disaster, his buildings can – and will – change the way we live. Join us in an evening of viewing and discussion of Garbage Warrior... | LoveLovingLove Inc. | 05/24/13 | Philadelphia |
| "Preventing Problems & Getting Justice" | Central Senior Services/ Parkway Central Library | 06/26/13 | Philadelphia |
Salvaging New Ideas: Reflections on a Residency ProgramPresented by Center for Art in Wood at Center for Art in Wood May 25, 2013 A closing gallery talk with exhibiting artist Mark Gardner, moderated by Executive Director Albert LeCoff. Event is free, RSVP to The Center by calling 215-923-8000. | Center for Art in Wood | 05/25/13 | Philadelphia |
Wines of the Continental CongressPresented by Pinot Boutique at Pinot Boutique May 4-May 26, 2013 During the years of 1774 to 1789, delegates from the thirteen colonies gathered together to decide the fate of our nation. These groups of men were called the Continental Congress and under them, we declared our independence from Great Britain. Many famous historical figures were part of this group, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams; the men we would eventually recognize as our Founding Fathers. But what were the Founding Father’s doing when they were... | Pinot Boutique | 05/04/13-
05/26/13 | Philadelphia |
Beyond the Surface: Environmental Art in Action Presented by Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education at Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education May 31, 2013 This groundbreaking conference will bring environmental artists and arts professionals from around the country to Philadelphia to discuss ways in which art can create environmental awareness and restore ecological systems. Funded in part by the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage and The National Endowment of the Arts, the conference will provide a forum for professionals and students from arts and culture, design, environmental education, and the environmental sciences to discuss how... | Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education | 05/31/13 | Philadelphia |
Behind the Walls of The Eastern State Penitentiary Presented by Free Library of Philadelphia at Free Library of Philadelphia - Central Branch June 5, 2013 Meet the programming staff of Eastern State Penitentiary, and see what most visitors can't: views from the towers, historic images of the prisoners, and behind the scenes views of this National Historic Landmark.
Discuss the challenges of addressing today's mass incarceration prison system within the walls of this ancient prison, and share your views on possible programming ideas moving forward. | Free Library of Philadelphia | 06/05/13 | Philadelphia |
Mr. Kennedy Goes to Washington: 45th Anniversary of Bobby Kennedy's Final SpeechPresented by New City Stage Company at Adrienne Theater - Skybox June 4, 2013 New City Stage Company's hit play is coming back in 2013. We will be presenting the play as part of the Capital Fringe Festival in Washington, D.C. in July and to start the 2013-14 season at the Adrienne Theatre in November. We need your help to get there! Please come to our only fundraising event of the season!
This one night only event features Russ Widdall as Senator Robert F. Kennedy on the last day of his life -- the day he won the Democratic Primary in California on... | New City Stage Company | 06/04/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Walter Mosley | Little Green: An Easy Rawlins MysteryPresented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 3, 2013 Walter Mosley is the bestselling author of more than 41 books, including Little Scarlet, Fear Itself, and Bad Boy Brawly Brown. His many honors include an O. Henry Award, the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, a Grammy award, and the PEN American Center’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Mosley burst on the literary scene in 1990 with Devil in a Blue Dress, the first Easy Rawlins mystery mysteries featuring a hard-boiled detective and World War II veteran living in the Watts neighborhood of Los... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/03/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Jessica Wapner | The Philadelphia ChromosomePresented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 4, 2013 In The Philadelphia Chromosome, science journalist Jessica Wapner reconstructs the crucial breakthroughs in discovering the links between cancers and their genetic causes. The story unfolds over 50 years, from the first glimpse of a genetic mutation—dubbed the Philadelphia chromosome—in 1959 to determining its role in causing chronic myeloid leukemia and the development of a revolutionary drug that made this once-fatal cancer treatable with a single daily pill. Wapner’s... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/04/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Gordon Campbell | The Hermit in the GardenPresented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 6, 2013 Distinguished historian Gordon Campbell is the author of numerous books on literature, art, history, and biography, including the bestseller Bible: The Story of the King James Bible. Professor of Renaissance Studies at the University of Leicester, he is a fellow of the British Academy and a former chair of the Society for Renaissance Studies. In 2012 he was awarded the Longman-History Today Trustees Award for a lifetime contribution to History. In The Hermit in the Garden, his interests in... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/06/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Rick Atkinson | The Guns at Last Light Presented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 11, 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and military historian Rick Atkinson is the bestselling author of An Army at Dawn, The Day of Battle, The Long Gray Line, In the Company of Soldiers, and Crusade. He served as a reporter, foreign correspondent, and senior editor for 25 years at the Washington Post. His many awards include the George Polk award, the Gerald R. Ford Award for Distinguished Reporting on National Defense, and the Pritzker Military Library Literature Award for Lifetime Achievement in... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/11/13 | Philadelphia |
| Beyond Green: How can sustainable design transform our lives? Featuring Rob Fleming | Academy of Natural Sciences | 05/30/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Gene Robinson | God Believes in Love: Straight Talk About Gay MarriagePresented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 12, 2013 The first openly gay bishop in the Episcopal Church, Gene Robinson served as the ninth Bishop of the Diocese of New Hampshire and is the world’s leading religious spokesperson for gay marriage. He is a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress in Washington, D.C., where he works to develop policy about faith and LGBT issues, and a longtime advocate for antiracism training in the diocese and wider church. He is the co-author of three AIDS education curricula for youth and... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/12/13 | Philadelphia |
A Conversation with Jill McCorkle | Life After Life | Jami Attenberg | The MiddlesteinsPresented by Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library at Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library June 13, 2013 Jill McCorkle’s eight books include the New York Times Notable Books The Cheer Leader, July 7th, Tending to Virginia, Ferris Beach, and Carolina Moon, as well as four short story collections. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The Atlantic, Ploughshares, New Stories from the South, and Best American Short Stories 2002, 2004, and 2009. A member of the Fellowship of Southern Writers, she teaches writing at North Carolina State University and is the recipient of the... | Free Library of Philadelphia - Parkway Central Library | 06/13/13 | Philadelphia |
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