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Work by Cleveland artist Nicole McGee

National Spotlight: The rising creative reuse movement turns trash into treasure

American cities are home to growing number of recycling facilities catering to artists, educators and other creative types. Philadelphia is getting in on the action, creating green jobs and keeping waste out of landfills.

Pearl Street

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Pearl Street Block Party, Art-Reach's Fall Festiva and a grand opening in Old City

Check out Flying Kite's top event picks for the week of September 24.

Q&A: Wharton Professor Peter Cappelli talks jobs

This local thinker has made waves by addressing "Why Good People Can't Get Jobs," and laying some of the blame at the feet of rigid employers.  Next week, Cappelli will give a talk at the JOIN(t) Action Forum, a gathering of thought leaders, advocates and employers workshopping best practices for creating and filling jobs in Philadelphia.

Used Bookstore Guide

Browse Local: A guide to Philadelphia's best used bookstores

Philadelphia's neighborhoods are home to some wonderful used bookstores rife with hidden gems and great deals. Whether its an old theater in Port Richmond or a small storefront in West Philly, these spots are set to steal your afternoon.

Junction Box in Denver

National Skyline: Creative Placemaking is transforming neighborhoods, here and around the country

Whether its in Denver, Minneapolis or right here in West Philadelphia, the integration of arts, community and place is transforming neighborhoods.



The Quiet Volume

Fringe Festival: Reading as performance in 'The Quiet Volume'

In the coming weeks, Philadelphia will play host to myriad innovative, experimental and engaging performances -- including this one. Head to the Free Library for this interactive exploration of the act of reading where attendees become both actor and installation.

On the Concept of the Face, Regarding the Son of God

Flying Kite's picks for the 17th annual Fringe Festival

One of Philadelphia's most exciting events is happening again this September. We help you cull through the listings.

Work by Rachel Citrino

Inliquid Artist Profile: Rachel Citrino

An interview with this Fishtown-based painter.

Project Liberty

Project Liberty startup incubator expands thanks to Knight Funding


Coriell

Inventing the Future: Solving genetic riddles at Camden's hidden gem

Imagine treating a disease before symptoms even appear -- at the Coriell Institute for Medical Research, a massive study is laying the groundwork for the genomics revolution in health care. 

I Bike Philly

Progress in the bike share game


Greenfest Philly

PHILLY 3 FOR ALL: Dance on the Falls Bridge, Greenfest and Camden's Anti-Violence Block Party

Check out our list of the next two weeks' best events.

Cathedral Kitchen

On the Ground: Cathedral Kitchen changes lives through food

An innovative culinary training program (and soup kitchen) in Camden is set to expand, augmenting their community-driven offerings with a for-profit cafe.
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