THE PHILADELPHIA METRO INTRODUCES THE ARTS & CULTURE SECTION in Thursday’s Edition Party – Pick it Up!!
October 24, 2008
by HughE Dillon
JL Sullivans in the Bellevue, hosted The Philadelphia Metro’s kickoff party for their new Arts & Culture section which will be in the Thursday edition.
Council women Blondell Reynolds Brown and Peggy Amsterdam of Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance gets into the Philles spirit.
Ryan Martinez is a member of Philadelphia Beatles which was at the Society Hill Playhouse, but closed prematurely this week, with Maryanne Sterin, Deen Kogers of the Society Hill Playhouse
Mann Music Center’s Marketing Manager Phil Sumpter and Natasha Towles
GPFO‘s Director of Marketing Nicole Ross recently organized a “Green going on the Silver Screen event”; “Our main goal tonight is not to completely change the way the film industry thinks about the environment, but it is our goal to get them to think about the choices that they make everyday on their sets,” Nicole Ross said; with her is GPFO Director Joan Bressler (coming up next week photos from the GPFO Annual Party, and you’ll never guess who was there, well unless you read MK’s column this week and saw the picture I took published.
Gary P Steuer, Philadelphia’s newly named chief cultural officer of the Office of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, Peggy Amsterdam and Metro publisher Eric Mayberry
The first issue with the section focusing on arts & culture in Philadelphia.
Council women Blondell Reynolds Brown and Peggy Amsterdam of Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance gets into the Philles spirit.
Ryan Martinez is a member of Philadelphia Beatles which was at the Society Hill Playhouse, but closed prematurely this week, with Maryanne Sterin, Deen Kogers of the Society Hill Playhouse
Mann Music Center’s Marketing Manager Phil Sumpter and Natasha Towles
GPFO‘s Director of Marketing Nicole Ross recently organized a “Green going on the Silver Screen event”; “Our main goal tonight is not to completely change the way the film industry thinks about the environment, but it is our goal to get them to think about the choices that they make everyday on their sets,” Nicole Ross said; with her is GPFO Director Joan Bressler (coming up next week photos from the GPFO Annual Party, and you’ll never guess who was there, well unless you read MK’s column this week and saw the picture I took published.
Gary P Steuer, Philadelphia’s newly named chief cultural officer of the Office of Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy, Peggy Amsterdam and Metro publisher Eric Mayberry
The first issue with the section focusing on arts & culture in Philadelphia.
Proud wearing McCain/Palin button wearer Craig Drake, with democratic former City Controller Jonathan Saidel, attorney’s George Bochetto, Christy Adams, Scott Sigmen of Bochetto & Lentz. A few weeks back I was invited to a kicking party at their firm to welcome their new entertainment industry attorney Kevon Glickman.
Councilwomen Blondell Reynolds-Brown checking out the new arts & culture section, which is in the Thursday’s edition of the Philadelphia Metro – did I mention that?
Thanks so much for visiting PCC this week. OMG I was so busy, I am now getting the occassional Photographer for hire events, and those photos must be turned around and sent out to the client in a very short time, so that’s why my blog entries are sometimes delayed. Also if a photo from an event is to be in one of the media organization I contribute to, well that’s another delay. The biggest being Michael Klein’s Sunday column which always delays the photos a week. I am going to work on a solution for that so I can be more current. I know people have been inquiring about a few parties I’ve attended and I promise I will be posting them this week. The numbers this week are unbelievable, but of course I wrote about the Phillies, oh and I get about 100 inquires about the Henri David Ball and the Elvira event through google. So just think it took me a year and a day to get 100,000 hits, and less than 4 months to get 60,000 hits. So thank you very much, especially to my daily readers. – HughE PS Check out this cool Obama picture a few artist constructed in a Shickshinny, Pennsylvania Field of Hope http://pa.barackobama.com/fieldofhope
Councilwomen Blondell Reynolds-Brown checking out the new arts & culture section, which is in the Thursday’s edition of the Philadelphia Metro – did I mention that?
Thanks so much for visiting PCC this week. OMG I was so busy, I am now getting the occassional Photographer for hire events, and those photos must be turned around and sent out to the client in a very short time, so that’s why my blog entries are sometimes delayed. Also if a photo from an event is to be in one of the media organization I contribute to, well that’s another delay. The biggest being Michael Klein’s Sunday column which always delays the photos a week. I am going to work on a solution for that so I can be more current. I know people have been inquiring about a few parties I’ve attended and I promise I will be posting them this week. The numbers this week are unbelievable, but of course I wrote about the Phillies, oh and I get about 100 inquires about the Henri David Ball and the Elvira event through google. So just think it took me a year and a day to get 100,000 hits, and less than 4 months to get 60,000 hits. So thank you very much, especially to my daily readers. – HughE PS Check out this cool Obama picture a few artist constructed in a Shickshinny, Pennsylvania Field of Hope http://pa.barackobama.com/fieldofhope
