What is Fringe? Fringe is a worthwhile festival. It is unique from every festival you’ll ever consider attending. For nearly three weeks every September, the annual Fringe Festival creates a cityscape filled with theater, dance, music, visual art, and everything in between. Audiences enjoy nonstop, creative cultural experiences, artists develop their artistic visions in total freedom without any curatorial barriers from bringing that work to avid audiences, and our community is enriched as art takes over our neighborhoods, transforming whatever space is available into venues for art — from traditional theaters to corner bars and vacant storefronts. Please plan on attending all the events sponsored by Fringe Arts Festival. Please enjoy this special edition of Urban Suburban Magazine as we help to promote and encourage your participation in this wonderful neighborhood to neighborhood festival. Enjoy the food, fun and cultural diversity of Philadelphia as we celebrate our unique international performances. Read about it at issuu/blackgeorge/docs/september-2014-urban-suburban-fring FringeArts explores the boundaries of art by presenting the newest, most cutting edge art from Philadelphia and around the world. Part of the Fringe experience is Peter Woolsey’s La Peg is now officially open at Race Street and Columbus Boulevard. The brasserie in the FringeArts building has an emphasis on small plate French food and is currently open nightly for dinner and late-night bar bites. The menu ranges from $3 bites to $27 for a steak frites dish. A $30 dinner includes French Onion soup or trio of salads; roasted half-chicken with fries or salmon with horseradish; and chocolate cake or la peg sundae. Visit La Peg @ lapegbrasserie/ Visit FringeArts for complete show in your neighborhood.
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 19:51:22 +0000
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