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Train Departs: West Chester’s Market Street
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Destination: Historic Glen Mills Station
Here you will be treated to an all you can
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Mama Said
Mama Said
Not surprisingly, when I polled the
masses on Facebook, an astounding
number of moms said their dream
Mother’s Day revolved around uninget your eating pants on and visit
terrupted sleep.
The Desmond in Malvern for a delightful buffet, Brandywine Prime in
Chadds Ford, or Kimberton Inn. For
for that special mom in your life at a memorable dinner, put yourself in
Faunbrook Bed & Breakfast in West the hands of the Dilworthtown Inn.
Chester
(www.faunbrook.com), Their unparalleled service and
Morning Star B&B in Phoenixville breathtaking menu guarantee to
(www.morningstarbandb.net)
or make every occasion special. Does
If it’s an
Waynebrook Inn in Honey Brook mom live out of the area? Send her a
(www.waynebrookinn.com). In ad- bouquet from Katie Mac Floral Dedition to a good night’s rest, these signs. Aside from their namesake aradorable spots also offer massages, ranger, Mandy Stadtmiller and Joyce
that you crave, celebrate Mother’s Jacuzzis and champagne to help Wilder never cease to amaze and
Day at the 18th running of the Wil- mom unwind. Don’t forget to book dazzle with their unique and fabulowdale Steeplechase. Bring the and pay for a babysitter, too.
lous creations (610-431-9414).
whole family for exciting steeplechase racing, a grand carriage paA special Mother’s Day wish goes to
rade, Jack Russell terrier races, chilmy mom, Carol, and my Mommom,
dren’s activities and much more.
Theresa. Without these special laCall 610-444-1582 or visit www.Wildies I would never have the strength
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to be the mother that I am today. I
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Book a spa day for her at Calista
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I promise this isn’t meant
to be self-serving. The editor requested a Mother’s
Day slant to this week’s
column. But if you were
wondering where to take
your favorite mother of
twins named Sarah this
year, I can’t promise there
won’t be a few hints.
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Syrah blend made in a very limited
If you’re anything like amount.
Mom can also enjoy shopping at
me, you’ve waited until the gift shop, stocked with everything
from wine accessories to Mother’s Day gift
the last minute (i.e.,
baskets. For more information, visit www.
Sunday morning) to
chaddsford.com/root/events/dinners.htm.
figure out something Chaddsford Winery
to do for Mother’s
632 Baltimore Pike
Day. Sure, you could Chadds Ford, PA
stop and buy a drug
store card and maybe a West Chester
couple roses, but what
BBQ
fun is that?
Choo Choo
This year, treat your mom to something reHere’s a different idea, but one that’s sure
ally special. Here are six amazing ways to
to make your mother smile. Take a scenic
show the woman who gave birth to you
train ride from West Chester to Glen Mills
that you love her:
and enjoy a savory all-you-can-eat barbeque from the Pig Out BBQ Pit. Enjoy
ribs, pork, chicken and all the fixings at a
picnic grove next to the historic train station. Just be sure to use your napkin, kids!
The train leaves at 6 p.m. and returns at 8
It’s the no-fail, quintessential Mother’s p.m. Tickets are $25. For more informaDay experience. Pack your Zyrtec and en- tion, visit www.pigoutbbqpit.com/.
joy gorgeous May blooms at these picturesque grounds filled with 11,000 types of
plants. Afterwards, treat Mom to a special 138 Glen Mills Road
Mother’s Day brunch ($57 per person), feaGlen Mills, PA
turing an array of dishes including the Terrace Restaurant’s award-winning mushroom soup. In addition, enjoy fine music
from guitarist Daniel Graper. For more information, visit www.longwoodgardens.
org/MothersDayWeekend.html.
If your mother is a Francophile, she’ll enjoy a fine dinner at one of West Chester’s
premier restaurants. Make a reservation
1001 Longwood Road
at one of their four seating times and enKennett Square, PA
joy a five-course meal with your choice of
appetizer, entrée and dessert ($55 per person). For more information, visit: www.
gilmoresrestaurant.com/.
Longwood
Gardens
The Pig Out BBQ Pit
Gilmore’s
Restaurant
Longwood Gardens
Chaddsford
Winery
Rose Tasting
I’m pretty sure this one is on my mom’s
list. All mothers will receive a free wine
tasting, just in time for the release of
Chaddsford Winery’s signature Rose, a
Cooking Class
at
Dilworthtown
Inn
Sure, your mom’s spaghetti sauce is the
best you’ve ever tasted, but that doesn’t
mean she can’t still learn a few tricks.
Make her day by presenting her with tickets to one of the awesome cooking classes
at the Innkeeper’s Kitchen, and make sure
to accompany her. There are seven classes
offered in the month of May -- from an inside look at Philadelphia’s Fork restaurant
to a showdown between Austrian and German wine. Classes run $65 to 75 per person. More information is at http://dilworthtowninn.com/ikk_coursecalendar.
asp.
Dilworthtown Inn
1390 Old Wilmington Pike
West Chester, PA
La Difference
Salon
and Day Spa
Sometimes, mom just wants to relax. Take
her to La Difference, one of the area’s top
spas, located just outside the borough of
West Chester. Make her visit to the spa
extra sweet with a “blueberry smoothie
facial” for $145. Trust us, she’s worth it.
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133 East Gay Street
West Chester, PA
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A Foodies’ Delight:
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BY
MARY
BIGHAM
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I’m thrilled that my best friend recently
moved to Chester County. Not only is
she now just a short drive away, but it
gives me a reason to explore the foodie
goodness in a new area of Chester
County.
In the eight years that I’ve lived in West
Chester, I haven’t had much reason to
head into Southern Chester County,
other than occasional stops for some
“Dangerously Delicious Pies” at the Octoraro Hotel in Oxford. So, since her
move to Avondale, I have had lots of
fun exploring the nooks and crannies
in her backyard. My most recent discovery is just in time for Cinco de Mayo!
Here’s how it went down.
I was heading down Baltimore Pike
from Kennett to Avondale when I realized I was dangerously low on gas, so I
pulled into a Valero gas station to fill
up. The credit card machine at the
pump was out of order, so I ran inside
to pay. Inside was the same problem:
credit machine down and out. So I felt
my pockets for cash. As I pulled the
wrinkled $10 bill from my pocket, I
saw a small sign,
written in
Spanish.
All I could make out was “Tacos, Tortas...” and then I saw “al pastor,” which I
recognized to be one of my favorite
things in the world -- pork with pineapple.
this market/restaurant (though he
plans to put them up soon), but the
name is El Mercadito, which translates
to “The Little Market.” It is run by Oscar and his wife.
I looked at my money and then asked A contractor by trade, Oscar routinely
the very sweet man behind the counter, drove past the location. After stopping
“Do you sell food here?”
in and noticing it seemed a bit neglected, he inquired about purchasing the
“Yes, we do,” he said, beaming. He space. The previous owners seemed to
pointed to the small counter and kitch- have lost their motivation to focus on
en area, where I saw women cooking the to-go food portion of the property,
away. “And it’s delicious!” he added.
and Oscar thought he could provide a
better experience for customers. With
With that, I told him I wanted $5 in gas the friendly atmosphere, fast service
and I spent the other $5 on food. I could and fresh offerings, he certainly has.
get gasoline at the next spot, but I
couldn’t miss out on a food find.
Oscar caters to those in the local farming industry by opening his doors at 4
After a return visit, I learned that this a.m. every day, and he doesn’t close uncharismatic man’s name is Oscar Gar- til 8 p.m.
cias and he is the recent owner of the
Valero property. There are no signs in- “Most of the rush comes at 4 a.m., 9
dicating the exis- a.m., and then at noon.,” he said. “The 9
t e n c e a.m. hour is like a lunch break, so we
o f get a lot of farmers and workers stopping by to fill up on food.”
There is no seating yet, but that’s in the
plans for the near future, along with a
walk-up window for shaved ice. For
now, it’s an unassuming gas station on
the outside, with a lot of incredible food
choices on the inside.
sions for the market. But he assured me
that the food is always made with their
special seasoning and recipes. They
even make their own corn tortillas, and
get their meat and vegetables from lo- Did you know that the United States
cal grocers.
celebrates Cinco de Mayo more than
people do in Mexico? We can be glad
After he gathered his wife and their about that, because not only is it a great
four young children for a picture in way to celebrate spring, it’s a great exfront of his new sign, we laughed about cuse to spice things up with a healthy
our chance meeting weeks prior -- all dose of Mexican culture. Chester
because of a credit card machine that County is chock full of places to get
didn’t work (Thanks goodness for that!). some fantastic Mexican cuisine.
So be sure to stop in and try some of El
Mercadito’s offerings for yourself. They For authentic, delicious Mexican food
will have food specials for Cinco de in Phoenixville, try
Mayo, but here are a few of my picks to
try anytime:
Get Your
Cinco On!
Guaraches:
Los Mariachis
Mexican Restaurant
A thick, oval- located in a bright yellow building at
shaped, corn tortilla made in-house 201 Gay St
(think Mexican pita) and topped with
Phoenixville, PA
meat, cheese, lettuce, beans and all the
They seat up to 60 people, so bring your
fixings.
favorite celebratory alcohol (it’s a
A variation of the Guarch- BYOB) and save your spot early.
Sopes:
es, but smaller and piled with marinated sirloin, beans, tomato, cheese, avo- This place has all the basics and much
more. Try the $2 tacos with traditional
cado and sour cream.
fixin’s (cilantro and chopped onion), or
White- prepared “Tex-Mex” style with lettuce,
cheese-stuffed Anaheim or poblano tomato and sour cream. Tostadas are
green pepper, fried in egg batter and $3. Hungry and want to try a variety?
Get the Cominaciode Tex-Mex platter
smothered in a tomato sauce.
for $15 and choose three of the following:
quesadilla, chile relleno, two soft
Inspired
taquitos,
two enchiladas, two tamales,
by the popular Cuban sandwich, this
one
Tex-Mex
taco, one chalupa or one
big guy packs a punch with ham, Mexitostada.
Oh
-and
everything is made to
can steak (even a sliced hot dog!), white
order.
Ole!
cheese and fried egg. That makes this
Chile relleno:
Torta Cubana:
The Spanish-speaking community has
embraced El Mercadito’s food, which is
made from recipes passed down
through the generations in Oscar’s family. His experience working in restau- sandwich equal to about five meals in
rants, including a French restaurant in one (but it’s only $6.50)!
Pittsburgh, fueled his passion for proOn Baltimore Pike
viding good food.
from Kennett
to Avon“My mother helped me develop a strong inside the Valero gas station)
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and then I learned from the people Avondale, PA
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around me to make it even better,” he
many
said.
other
spots to
Right now you’ll see Oscar doing moststop and try
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some authentic Mexican cuisine. Keep 611 W Strasburg Road
your eyes peeled for a roasted corn West Chester
stand at a Mexican grocer where the
corn is steamed, covered in a cream
sauce, rolled in cheese and lightly It’s part restaurant and part market, and
sprinkled with cayenne pepper. It’s said has fresh, tasty and affordable authento be like a salty and savory fireball, tic Mexican cuisine with a simple seatwith a good heat that keeps you com- ing area. You cannot go wrong with any
ing back for more. You can also get flavor of tacos for $2.50, although my
fresh mangoes, peeled, covered in fresh- personal favorite is the el pastor taco
ly squeezed lime juice, and topped with (pork and pineapple) with a little of the
cayenne pepper and salt. It’s served on special green sauce (always on the table) and some guacamole.
a stick for sticky-free eating.
610-431-3212
I may be biased because it’s the closest
to where I live, but one of my go-to
places is
Don Gabriel
Restaurant
Want to try a
Mexican
sandwich?
Tortas are $5.50, come with any of the
fillings you’d get in a taco, and are
served on sweet, soft bread with mayo,
lettuce, tomato, onions, hot peppers
and avocado. Yum.
Closer to
Downingtown?
tasted like a vacation in my mouth.
For a real treat, order the molcajete,
which is served in a traditional Mexican version of the mortar and pestle
tool made out of volcanic rock. It’s
made to order and is filled with mashed
ingredients that cook in the hot stone
and make a tasty sauce. Then Mexican
sausage, chicken, pork, asada steak and
a Mexican grilled cheese are added, and
it’s served in the sizzling rock. Owner
Alberto says it’s easily three pounds of
meat.
A must-visit spot is Rincon Tarasco, 2
Wallace Ave, Downingtown (610-5183210). Standouts are the Cochineal Pibil taco, a $2 slow-roasted pork dish
from the Yucatan. Preparation of traditional cochinita or puerco pibil involves marinating the meat in citrus
juice, coloring it with annatto seed and
roasting the meat while it is wrapped in
a banana leaf. It takes 10 hours to make
and it is made from scratch. Another
favorite of mine is the ceviche, made
with talapia, lime juice, tomato and a
big pinch of an island breeze. Each bite
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DAWN
WARDEN
WC DISH
Say ‘olé’ at home
If you’re not into reveling with the halibut or a smoky-spicy grilled pork
masses (and don’t mind cleaning up loin, no one’s going to call you out on
after your friends), a DIY fiesta can be a technicality.
a lot of fun.
Afterwards, you can really wow your
Start with a basic party package of guests with a chaser of Kahlua and
Mexican beer, a few pitchers of sea- coffee, followed by a nightcap of your
sonally inspired margaritas, a hearty favorite — and not too insanely
spread of Mexican eats such as enchi- priced — sipping tequila such as Caladas, sweet and savory empanadas, zadores Añejo, El Jimador Añejo, Cortamales, chorizo (just throw it on the ralejo Reposado or Herradura Reposagrill, toss warm tortilla and top with do (all available at PLCB stores).
a piquant salsa verde), tacos, guacamole, chips and salsa. Add rice, pinto Maria De Jesus Mexican Grocery (610beans and black beans for sides, along 436-7456) in West Chester, El-Somwith grilled papaya, mango and pine- brero Grocery Store (610-268-3553)
apple. The grand finale can be “Pastel and El Nayarit Mexican Food Store
de Tres Leches” or “Tres Leches Cake,” (610-444-3412) in Kennett Square are
a flour-egg-sugar-oil-vanilla based three great outlets for your provisions, especially for unique salsas and
cake, soaked in three types of milk.
homemade chips.
Fajitas lean a little Tex-Mex, but if
given a little twist, such as tilapia, And if you really want to impress
guests, you can pack a cooler full of
ice and stop at La Michoacana Ice
Cream (610-444-2996) for some cucumber chile, corn or other crazy-flavored handmade flavor.
Trust us -- follow this guide, and you’ll
earn the right to wave a Mexican flag
in your kitchen, and secure your status as the go-to destination for Cinco
de Mayo.
Don’t forget to amp up your iPod with
some mariachi music. Dress up your
deck, patio, garage, basement or whatever party space you’ve got with
bright lights, colorful streamers and
sombreros, a cactus or two, a few arrangements of zinnias, sunflowers or
Gerber daisies, and -- what the heck -a piñata filled with candy.
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For a really
sweet way
to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, you’ve gotta go to
La Michoacana
Ice Cream
231 E State St.
Kennett Square
610-444-2996
They have more than 50 flavors of authentic Mexican ice cream and sorbet.
With amazing flavors like corn, rice
pudding, avocado and chili made with
real-deal ingredients, you can’t be
bored. Kids will love to eat their veggies
if it’s ice cream.
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MARY
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AIMEE
OLEXY
With Mother’s Day on the horizon, we sat down with the woman behind one of the most
successful restaurants in Chester County to talk work and motherhood. Aimee Olexy,
owner of Talula’s Table, smiles through the day-to-day challenges of balancing the quaint
Kennett Square market (and most sought-after table in Philadelphia) and her biggest job
of all, being a mother.
Though most of us have to wait a year to get a moment with Aimee in all her glory, she makes lots of special time
for her biggest fan, daughter Annalee Talula Rae. Here’s what Aimee had to say about being successful at work
and as a mother.
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TALULA’S
TABLE
have playtime and make dinner together or, as she calls it, “messipes.”
www.talulastable.com
102 W. State St.
Kennett Square, PA
610-444-8255
What’s a messipe?
Tell us about you and
Annalee.
Annalee’s version of a ‘recipe.’ I’ll
get all of the ingredients for dinner
out and set aside extra for her. She’ll
take my lead as I cook and go off in
her own direction and end up with
her own kiddie dinner … not always
edible, but at least it was fun!
Annalee is a fiesty 4 1/2-year-old girl. Talula’s Table is known for
We live in Southern Chester Coun- being open 7 days a week; do
ty, where I own and work at Talula’s you ever get time away?
Table, a restaurant and gourmet I do! We went to Disney for a few
days this winter. I try to take a long
market.
weekend off every other month and
What’s it like to be a parent go on what we call “mini vacations.”
while running a restaurant? We love going to the beach when
It’s hard but rewarding, just like I it’s warm, and she just can’t get
imagine it would be for any other enough of the Disney princesses!
parent with a job. The restaurant
schedule is typically unconvention- Any Chester County favoral, but Annalee and I work hard at ites?
creating a structured lifestyle to Oh, gosh -- we love going to Meadowset Farm’s annual sheep shearkeep us on track.
ing. … We love going to Longwood
Gardens,
and she gets really excited
How so?
on
trips
to
the dairy. She really is
I have great family and friends
into
the
behind-the-scenes
of food.
around here, and we all work together to keep Annalee’s daily life
happy and familiar. She goes to a
great little school down the street
while I’m at the market during the
day, and a family friend for years
plays with her for a few hours in the
afternoon. When I get home, we
(laughs) We’re very similar. One of
our biggest differences though, is
that she hates smelly cheese. Who
would have thought?
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WHERE TWO SINGLES MEET AND REVIEW
the food & each other.
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MARY
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AGE: 27
AGE: 24
JOB: Credit Coordinator
JOB: Server/Bartender
INTERESTS: Being with my
INTERESTS:
friends, playing with the dogs,
enjoying music, wine and snowboarding, being spontaneous
Playing basketball and golf, going
out to dinner, enjoying nightlife
with my friends
We got stuck in traffic on the way to the
range, but we had such an easy conversation
that we got to Phoenixville in what felt like
no time at all.
BRANDON: From the second I picked
Nicky up, we were talking the whole time.
The conversation felt effortless and smooth
270 Schuylkill Road
all night and I can’t pinpoint even one
Phoenixville, PA
awkward pause. She didn’t seem like a shy
(610) 933-7200
person, which is always a plus on a blind
date.
NICKY: I shot guns once before when I
lived in Arizona, so I was excited to do it
520 Kimberton Road (Route 113)
again. Brandon had not, but he was a
Phoenixville, PA
natural!
(610) 935-4540
BRANDON: French Creek was a great
experience. Nicky had shot a gun before and
FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
I hadn’t, which had me a little nervous.
NICKY: Brandon was sweet enough to pick me
NICKY: Stan, our host, was great! Very
up before our date. He was on time and came to the
encouraging, though Brandon and I didn’t
front door to get me. Our two golden retrievers
decided they needed to be the first ones to meet him, seem to need it ... we’re both totally
awesome at shooting guns and each shot
but they seemed to like him. I usually don’t date
guys with facial hair, but his looks good on him and about 97 percent bullseyes. Child’s play!
Brandon almost bought himself a gun on
I thought he was cute. He was dressed nicely and
the way out, but then thought that maybe
was tall, which is a huge plus!
CC wouldn’t foot that bill. Stan kept telling
BRANDON: I picked Nicky up at her house and
me not to make Brandon angry since his
my first impression was that she was definitely a
shot was so good. Hopefully Brandon will
cute girl. Her dogs escorted her to the door, which
stick to water guns! We tried three different
was a huge plus because I absolutely love any dog.
guns with three different sizes of bullets
She had on a beige shirt with brown stripes and
jeans. She wasn’t the type of girl I would typically go and, before we knew it, we were loading
for physically, but that’s not really a huge factor for them up like pros! I would definitely do it
again some time.
me.
BRANDON: Stan was our aide and he
THE DATE:
was very helpful and encouraging, which
NICKY: I thought it would be fun to do somemade the experience a lot better. I think I
thing different, so we got set up to go shooting at
did pretty well shooting, but I’ll have to
French Creek Outfitters in Phoenixville. I had been admit that Nicky was definitely a better
target shooting once before and had a blast, so I was shot.
really excited to try again.
THE RESTAURANT:
BRANDON: For the date we went to French
NICKY: We headed over to Sly Fox to get
Creek Outfitters to shoot pistols, then to Sly Fox
Brewery for dinner and a beer tasting. I’ve never shot some dinner and taste their brews. It
pistols before, but was very excited to try. I’m a huge reminded me a bit of Victory, just not nearly
microbrew-beer fan, so the Sly Fox beer tasting was as large. They had a nice outdoor patio,
which wasn’t open since it was so chilly out,
right up my alley.
but on a nice day it would have been a good
THE CONVERSATION:
place to sit and people watch.
NICKY: At first, we talked about work, food, beer,
BRANDON: This was the first time I had
music, school, West Chester and, really, all types of ever been to Sly Fox Brewery. We were told
things. It wasn’t awkward, which was cool. I had had that they had just moved to this location
a really busy day, but he had gone to the trouble to
Saturday, and you could tell because the
find out exactly where we were going and knew who place still had a new feel to it. It was a great
we needed to talk to once we got there. That was
place with a nice little menu consisting
very reassuring and helped me to feel more at ease. mostly of pub food, like appetizers and
THE SHOOTING RANGE
& THE RESTAURANT:
French Creek
Outfitters
Sly Fox Brewery
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THE SERVICE:
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NICKY: The manager came over and
seated us. We ordered two flights of beers:
five 5-oounce beers per person, and shared
them. They were good! Loved the ales and
the IPA. We almost ordered tiny shots of
Jameson and tiny shots of Baileys to make
tiny car bombs out of the tiny stouts, but
something told us that no one sells .5 ounce
shots! Future business ideas!
BRANDON: The service was good at Sly
Fox. I give any server credit that works at a
brewery because there is an awful lot of
information to learn and remember. We had
a few different people come up to our table
throughout the night to check on us and
make sure everything was up to par. It’s
good to see when restaurants are attentive.
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DRINKS WITH DINNER/BEER
TASTING:
sandwich on a pretzel roll. Both sandwiches looked
great when they came out and tasted just as good.
Between the beer and the food, I would definitely
recommend Sly Fox to friends.
CONVERSATION
AND CHEMISTRY:
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NICKY: We got into the subject of music, which
is a big passion of his. I love talking about music, so I
jumped right in and challenged him with some new
music that he might like. I’ll let you know as soon as
he comes back to me and tells me he LOVED it! We
went to McKenzie’s after dinner to grab another beer
… I had a seasonal and he had the Pale Ale, which is
always delicious. Then he challenged me to a game
of beer pong on the TOUCH game machine and was
a little bitter when I kicked his butt. Ha!
BRANDON: I believe we did have some chemistry just the way the conversation kept rolling all
night. She was a very easy girl to talk to and we got
along very well, although I couldn’t tell if there were
sparks.
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YOU EXCHANGE NUMBERS?
• NICKY: We had one sample of each beer DID
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NICKY:
Yup, he asked for mine.
on the menu, plus the U.S. Saaz Pilsner.
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BRANDON:
We did exchange numbers.
Brandon had been telling me about what a
beer connoisseur he is, but we more or less WAS IT A MATCH?
just relaxed and tried the beers ourselves.
• BRANDON: One thing that impressed • NICKY: We’ll see. If not, I’d love to stay friends
me with Nicky is that she said she’s a big fan
of beer. So, when we decided to try a beer
tasting, we thought, ‘Why not try all 10
beers they have on tap?’ My personal two
favorite beers were the 113 IPA and the
Phoenix Pale Ale. Both were pretty hoppy
beers, but were not overly bitter and were
very drinkable. Out of the 10 samples there
were probably only two we didn’t care for,
and that’s a pretty good success rate.
THE FOOD:
because he seems like a lot of fun and we had very
similar senses of humor. And he knows what the
Eagles Club is. Bonus!
WAS THERE A KISS?
• NICKY: So personal!
• BRANDON: I’m a gentleman, so no kiss.
WILL THERE BE A SECOND DATE?
• NICKY: He has my number.
• BRANDON: I’m not sure about a second date. I
would definitely hang out with Nicky again.
DID YOU LEAVE IT?
• NICKY: I had a turkey burger and he had •HOW
NICKY:
He dropped me off and said goodnight.
the pretzel melt sandwich, after we had the
• BRANDON: I dropped Nicky back off at her
roasted crab and corn dip, which was
awesome! The food was good and it’s always
interesting to see how breweries do their
food and their service. I was starving, so I
housed my turkey burger and didn’t share.
The corn dip was a perfect dish to share and
it had a good kick from the jalapeños!
BRANDON: The food was awesome at
Sly Fox. We got a crab and corn dip as an
appetizer and we both really enjoyed it. For
the entrée, we got sandwiches. Nicky got a
turkey burger and I got a ham and turkey
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house and I told her next time she comes into West
Chester she needs to text me and we can meet up
and have drinks.
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BY
JAMES
LEE
BURK
SPELLINGDoes it really matter?
if 6 were 9
To an educated person reading an article, misspellings usu- quantify each word with the proper spelling and punctuaally lead to a feeling of being smarter than the writer. Con- tion:
gratulations, everyone with the IQ level of a genius (around
Apratnephy it dsonen’t mtaetre waht oderr the ltetress in a
140) has gone down to 131 because of misspelled words.
word are, the olny ipmoratnt tihng is taht the fisrt and lsat
I was born with an innate sense of the meaning and place- ltetre be in the rhgit palce. The rset can be a toatle mses and
ment of words, but one of my very real -- yet evidently not you can stlil raed it whituot a porbelm. Tihs is bacesue the
crippling -- problems is a very real lack of any ability when hamun mnid deos not raed evrey ltetre by itlesf, but the
it comes to the spelling of particular words. All you have to wrod as a wolhe.
do is ask my editor.
In the same way, when we look at a picture we assimilate
Boy, will this article be frustrating to a person who must only a small percentage of the actual image, breaking it
naked tiger attacks villagers
Frog Island
into color and shapes. The human mind is a complex, yet
beautiful, organ that -- with training -- can learn to understand and organize random thoughts and images into a
simple, yet still very complex thought.
I will present you today paintings that have hidden meanings and.
(The painting “if 6were 9” can be found at Spence Café in
West Chester.)
-- James Lee Burk
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PHILLIP
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SPECIAL TO
CC
The Circle of Wine Writers is a UK
organization boasting some of the
most distinguished wine writers of
our time. So imagine my surprise
when they invited me to “put my
name forward” to be nominated for
membership. I responded before the
ink on the letter had even dried and
they took very little time to welcome
me.
drinking — nations. Bravo.
has been a revolution in the wine
world these past three decades and
I remember celebrating the bicenten- we’ve all benefitted from the indenial week in Philadelphia. It was my pendence it’s spawned for our perfirst trip to the City of Brotherly Love sonal — and individual — tastes.
and I quickly discovered a state store.
Having visited Moscow in the old
days of the Soviet Union, you’ll understand my initial comparison between the liquor store and a govern- Phillip Silverstone is a radio and TV
ment office in the USSR. Greeted by “Wine-tertainer” in the US and the UK.
an unsmiling officer as I placed my He hosts wine events for corporate and
order across a counter, I was puzzled private parties. He can be contacted at
by this experience in a nation which thesilverstonecollection.com. His column
had been presented to me as the
appears each week
“Land of the Free.” It’s a far cry
in Main Line
from the Wine & Spirit
Ticket.
Shoppes which today offer a 21st-century wine
shopping experience.
A vision started by
ex-chairman Jonathan
Newman
several years ago
and continues to
improve
every
day under the
new stewardship.
I share this with you out of absolute
pride in my work and because my
columns in this paper have contributed to the legitimacy of my work.
The substance of my columns may
often be light, perhaps cynical, even
self-aggrandizing sometimes, but the
sum of these parts is my wholeheartyet ed desire to make the world of wine a
under- comfortable one for my audience. So
into a I wanted to extend my appreciation
to the readers of Main Line Ticket
and to this newspaper — especially
mean- my editor, James Myers — for affording me the opportunity to develop
my skills each week so that I could
Café in attain a level which has been recognized and embraced by my peers. I
am enormously grateful to you for Pioneers with vithis privilege.
sion are the essence of this
When I arrived at my late father-in- country. There
law’s liquor store in Lawnside, N.J.,
in 1977, he told me to look at the
wine bottles on the shelves and learn
about them. I studied the labels carefully. And what an education -names which collectively represented the wine world in this country at
the end of its first era: Boone’s Farm,
Annie Green Springs, Night Train,
MD 2020, Thunderbird. Soon after
my arrival a new era dawned, lead by
Ernest and Julio Gallo, Paul Masson
and the brilliant Robert Mondavi.
Today, the Gallos and the Mondavis
may not be held with the same reverence as some of the more “prestigious” names tripping from the lips
of present-day wine lovers, but they
are all owed an enormous debt of
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Chester County Road Trip
Live Nude
Ok, maybe heading to York, PA, an
hour & 15 minutes away, isn’t exactly a road trip, but it is out of Chester
County, so I’m gonna count it.
er for an hour or a bit longer. Sure, its
just 2 guys talking, but both of those
guys are extrememly funny, so it’s
worth listening in on, if you appreciate Smith’s movies, crude humor,
Having been a fan of his movies since great dialogue & quite a few chose
I saw “Clerks” back in the mid-90s, words.
I’ve recently discovered Kevin
Smith’s “SModcasts” (available on A few weeks ago I found out via KeviTunes, or the Kevin Smith iPhone in’s tweets that they would be doing
app). Basically a SModcast is Kevin & live versions of SModcasts, the Livehis producer/friend Scott Mosier of- NudeSModcast tour (no, they dont
fering up their own variety of pod- do it naked ... it’s just a gimmick),
cast (1st letter of Smith + 1st letter of with audiences & that they would be
Mosier + podcast - p = SModcast) kicking off the tour in York. I decided
which consists of the two of them sit- that I needed to go, especially since I
ting around & talking about whatev- lived in York for 8 years through
BY
HOLLY
RODRIGUEZ
SPECIAL
TO CC
high school & college.
annoying in the 90s (“Haha ... it’s not
a schooner, it’s a sailboat!”). Skies
I headed out about 4 to hopefully cleared up on the other side of Lanavoid “rush hour” traffic through caster, so it was smooth sailing from
Lancaster. Between Downingtown & there.
Lancaster it poured down raining,
On my way, I stopped at the home of
which reminded me that my right
some old high school friends who I
windshield wiper is broken & if I use
havn’t seen in years to say “hey” bethe wipers on anything above a very
fore the show which was literally
low intermittent setting, it flies off.
within view of their house. Always
So I spent that portion of the drive
good to catch up a bit, even if it is
squinting through the raindrops on
only for a few short minutes. They
my windshield to see the road ahead,
have 2 beautiful children who each
which naturally made me feel like
made me a “bracelet” before I had to
the guy in “Mallrats” who spent his
head out.
days staring at those optical illusion
“art” prints that were so popular & The event was at the Pullo (everyone
pronounced
it poo-lo) Center
on the campus
of Penn State York. Our family has
been staunch anti-Penn State’ers as
long as I can remember. This was the
first time I ever stepped foot on any
part of any Penn State.
The Pullo Center is beautiful. I don’t
know if it’s new, but it certainly felt
like it was. Climbed several flights of
stairs, picked up my ticket at will-call
& headed into the auditorium. Not as
many people as I expected, but a
good crowd none-the-less. Mostly
college aged. A few minutes later, a
lady comes out & does her shpeel &
then Kevin & Scott come onto stage.
Kevin is wearing his standard uniform of hooded hockey (Oilers)
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GARY WRIGHT
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THE SELLERSVILLE THEATRE PROMOTING HIS NEW ALBUM “CONNECTED”
It seems like only yesterday that
Gary Wright emerged onto the rock
scene with the smash hits “Dreamweaver” and “Love Is Alive”. Now,
more than three decades later,
Wright is enjoying a career that has
allowed him to grace concert stages
all over the world, appear on national TV and record and perform with
some of the biggest names in rock
history. With his new album “Connected” scheduled for a June release,
Wright is currently on tour, playing
a series of concert dates before hitting the road with Ringo Star this
summer.
industry recognized
the value of Wright’s
work, using the song
“Dreamweaver” in the films
“Wayne’s World” and “The
People vs. Larry Flynt”.
His songs crossed
over into other
musical
g e n r e s
w h e n
Chaka
Kahn
did a
r e make
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“Love
I
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Alive”
in 1984,
which she
renamed
“My Love Is
Alive”, and the
heavy metal band Judas Priest dug deep into
Wright’s past by recording Spooky
In 1974 Wright embarked on a solo Tooth’s “Better By You”.
career, achieving international fame
just two years later with the release In the years following his charting
of the classic album “The Dream- success, Wright continued to record
weaver”. The title track reached and release solo efforts while pronumber two on the Billboard Chart’s ducing and touring with a number
Hot 100, selling over one million of artists. In 2008 he joined up with
copies. His follow-up hit “Love Is his old friend Ringo Starr as a memAlive” fueled the momentum, solid- ber of “Ringo’s All Star Band”. “I’ve
ifying Wright as a rising star. The been blessed to have been able to
“Dreamweaver” album went on to have had such big hits that have susmulti-platinum status, earning both tained me over the years”, say
critical acclaim and adulation from Wright. “To this day I’m always
the general public. In the summer working on my career, writing new
of ‘76 Wright graced the stage of songs and making new albums. I’m
Philadelphia’s JFK Stadium as the just doing it all the time, and I think
opening act for Peter Frampton and that’s the difference. Some people
Yes, playing to more than 100,000 have success and they don’t think
delirious fans. Wright’s fame was they can have any more and they
short lived, however, as subsequent just kind of fold up and they quit.
albums failed to live up to the com- I’m the other way. I have a lot of life
mercial fame of “The Dreamweav- left in me. I’m satisfied and content
er”. His 1981 hit single “Really Wan- with the results that have come at
na Know You” saw Wright return to this stage of my life”, added Wright.
the limelight yet he was unable to “I’m going to continue to make mureach the level of his earlier success. sic for a long, long time and tour and
While his popularity slipped with play with other people. I’m probably
the record buying public, the film going to write a book next year on
two unsuccessful singles, Wright
was off to Europe to study psychology. In1967 he joined the band
“Spooky Tooth” as the singer and
keyboard player giving Wright his
first taste of commercial success. As
a highly respected musician in the
Wright’s music career started back fertile British pop scene, Wright
in 1959 as one half of the duo “Gary worked with a number of luminar& Billy”. Following the release of ies as well as some rising stars,
which included George Harrison, Elton John, Steve Winwood and Harry
Nilsson. “I knew most of those artists”, recalls Wright. “Steve Winwood used to play on some of our
songs. Elton John - we used to hang
out together when he was a struggling
songwriter. That was a period
Chester County’s
of
time
when we were all a small
Premier Beer Store
community. It was a very creative
time”, added Wright, “and I was fortunate to have been given the opportunity to play keyboards on a lot
of these people’s albums. I’ve just
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to do. I’m very blessed and very
grateful.”
On April 14, 2010 Gary Wright made
a rare appearance at the Sellersville
Theatre in Sellersville, PA, playing
to an enthusiastic crowd of fans.
Fronting a solid five-piece band,
Wright didn’t skip a beat, offering
up selections from his impending
June release ”Connected” while
throwing in the classics “Dreamweaver”, “Love Is Alive” and “Really
Wanna Know You”. A native of
New Jersey, the gig was a homecoming of sorts with family, friends and
fans sending him into the night with
a most deserved standing ovation.
Look for Wright this summer as a
member of “Ringo Starr’s All Star
Band”. At this writing, the closest
Philadelphia date is the American
Music Theatre in Lancaster, PA on
July 6, 2010. For more info on Gary
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from Lancaster, Indonesia, Connectiblazened with “Fleshlight”, the tours ence (“We’re gonna acknowledge you ten to & laugh at their conversation the opportunity arose.
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this is”), all of it sexually related, of
course. From the news they moved
on to talking briefly about Kevin’s
Southwest Air debauchle & other “2
fat 2 fly issues (“See man, thin people
... that’s the problem”), about their
friend & actor Jason Mewes (Jay to
Smith’s Silent Bob) & Craigslist,
which led them back to Mewes & his
escapades involving Craigslist (“He
doesn’t like to talk about it, but he’s
not here, so eff him”). Then the discussion turned to the outdoors (“If
you go outside, you’re outdoorsy”) &
foreign travels which somehow
came back around to talking again
about Mewes. After which, Smith
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TICKETS FOR MOST CONCERTS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH LIVENATION.COM OR COMCASTTIX.COM.
THE WACHOVIA CENTER, Philadelphia:
Carole King and James Taylor (June 10 and 22,
7:30 p.m., $39.50 to $125); Maxwell with Jill
Scott (June 19, 7 p.m., $57 to $152); Tom Petty
and the Heartbreakers with Buddy Guy (July
31, 7:30 p.m., sold out, and Aug. 1); Lady Gaga
(Sept. 14 and 15, 8 p.m., $52.50 to $178).
SUSQUEHANNA BANK CENTER INDOOR THEATER, Camden, N.J.: Sugarland
with Jake Owen and Danny Gokey (May 15, 7
p.m., $32.25 to $57); WMMR-B-Q with Stone
Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Three Days
Grace, Fuel, Skillet and Dive (May 23, noon,
$49.50 and $75); Brad Paisley “H20 World
Tour” with Daris Rucker, Justin Moore, Easton
Corbin, Steel Magnolia and Josh Thompson
(June 19, 5 p.m., $26.50 to $59.75); Phish (June
24 and 25, 7:30 p.m., $50); The Dave Matthews
Band with Martin Sexton (June 30 and July 1, 7
p.m., $40 and $75); Sting with orchestra (July
10, 8 p.m., $42.25 to $157.25); Jack Johnson
with G. Love and ALO (July 11, 7 p.m., $35 and
$55); Vans Warped Tour (July 16, noon, $30);
Rush (July 21, 7:30 p.m., $35 to $150); Mayhem
Festival with Korn, Rob Zombie, Lamb of God,
Hatebreed and others (July 23, 2:15 p.m., $25 to
$69.50); John Mayer with Train (July 30, 7:30
p.m., $36 and $75); Brooks & Dunn with Gary
Allan (July 31, 7:30 p.m., $25 to $65); Green
Day with AFI (Aug. 3, 7 p.m., $35 to $85); Kings
of Leon (Aug. 5, 7:30 p.m., $35.50 and $60.50);
Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band (Aug.
7 and 10, 8 p.m., $36 and $136); Slayer, Megadeth and Testament (Aug. 15, 7 p.m., $39 to
$57.50); Rihanna with Ke$ha and Nicki Minaj
(Aug. 18, 7:30 p.m., $31 to $106).
FESTIVAL PIER, Philadelphia: The Roots Picnic with The Roots, Vampire Weekend, Clipse,
Mayer Hawthorne and the Country, The Very
Best, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Tune-Yards and others (June
5, 2 p.m., $66); 30H!3 and Cobra Starship with
Travis McCoy and I Fight Dragons (June 11, 7
p.m., $27.50); the John Butler Trio and State
Radio (June 17, 7 p.m., $29.50); The Bamboozle
Roadshow featuring All Time Low, Boys Like
Girls, LMFAO, Third Eye Blind, Good Charlotte, Simple Plan, Forever the Sickest Kids,
Stereo Skyline, The Ready Set and others (June
20, noon, $32.50); O.A.R. with Citizen Cope
(July 24, 7 p.m., $37.50); Paramore with Tegan
& Sara, Newfound Glory and Kadawatha (Aug.
4, 6:30 p.m., $37.50); STS9 with Lotus and The
Album Leaf (Aug. 14, 6 p.m., $32.50).
Great Plaza at Penn’s Landing, Philadelphia:
Silversun Pickups with Against Me!, Metric
and The Henry Clay People (June 28, 6 p.m.,
$35).
LINCOLN FIANCIAL FIELD, Philadelphia:
U2 (July 12, 7 p.m., $33.50 to $253.50).
The Liacouras Center, Philadelphia: Mo’Nique,
Rodney Perry, Tone-X and DJ Ant (May 21, 8 p.
m., $39.50 and $65).
CITIZENS BANK PARK, Philadelphia: The
Eagles, The Dixie Chicks and Keith Urban
(June 14, 6 p.m., $50 to $225).
LIACOURAS CENTER, Philadelphia: Super
Jam featuring Ludacris, Trey Songz, B.o.B.,
Lloyd Banks, Mario, Waka Flocka Flame, Fat
Joe, Teairra Mari, Meek Millz and Dondria
(June 13, 5 p.m., $20.10 to $75).
MANN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING
ARTS, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia (www.
manncenter.org): Faith No More (July 3, 8 p.
m.); Furthur with Phil Lesh and Bob Weir (July
10 and 11, 7:30 p.m.); Cheap Trick with Squeeze
(July 16, 7:30 p.m.).
THE TOWER THEATER, Upper Darby: Mark
Knopfler with Pieta Brown (May 7, 8 p.m., $39
to $95); Erykah Badu with Bilal (May 26, 8 p.m.,
$40.50 to $76); Imogen Heap (May 27, 8 p.m.,
$30); Comedians of Chelsea Lately featuring
Loni Love, Josh Wolf and Brad Wollack (June
4, 8 p.m., $35); Conan O’Brien with Reggie
Watts (June 7, 8 p.m., $39.50 to $79.50); Yes
with Peter Frampton (June 15, 7:30 p.m., $45 to
$95); Aziz Ansari (July 16, 8 p.m., $35); Jackson
Browne with David Lindley (Sept. 11, 8 p.m.,
$41 to $76).
THEATER OF THE LIVING ARTS, 334
South St., Philadelphia: OK Go with Earl Greyhound and The Booze (May 3, 8 p.m., $17); We
the Kings with Cartel, Artist Vs. Poet and Stereo Skyline (May 5, 7 p.m., $18); Josh Ritter and
the Royal City Band with Dawn Landes (May 7,
9 p.m., $20); Ratt Infestation Record Release
Party with Carte Blanche (May 8, 9 p.m., $30);
Dierks Bentley featuring the Travelin’ McCourys with Hayes Carll (May 12, 8 p.m., $30);
The Saw Doctors (May 13, 9 p.m., $22); Little
Brother (May 14 cancelled); Toy Soldiers record release show with Drink Up Buttercup,
The Extraordinaires, the Great Unknown and
others (May 15, 9 p.m., $12); Mumford & Sons
with The Middle East (May 16, 8 p.m., $15);
Animal Liberation Orchestra with Chris Velan
(May 21, 9 p.m., $14); Alesixonfire with Trash
Talk, Therefore I Am and La Dispute (May 22, 8
p.m., $14); Of Montreal with Noot D’Noot and
James Husband (May 29, 9 p.m., $24); Kings of
Convenience with Franklin For Short (June 1,
8 p.m., $22); Zame Lamprey: Drinking Made
Easy with Marc Ryan and Steve McKenna
(June 3, 9 p.m., $19.33 to $25); Brian Jonestown
Massacre with Young Sinclairs (June 8, 8 p.m.,
$16); Melvins and Isis (June 17, 9 p.m., $20); Evelyn Evelyn (June 18, 9 p.m., $25).
THE ELECTRIC FACTORY, Philadelphia:
Jonsi from Sigur Ros with Death Vessel (May 3,
8 p.m., $30); Sublime with Rome (May 5, 8:30
p.m., sold out); Angels & Airwaves with Say
Anything (May 7, 8:30 p.m., $27); Dr. Dog with
Deer Tick (May 13, 8:30 p.m., $18); Insane
Clown Posse with Kottonmouth Kings, Coolio,
Kittie and Necro (May 19, 7:30 p.m., $29.50);
Dark Star Orchestra (May 20, 8:30 p.m., $25);
Coheed and Cambria with Circa Survive and
Torche (May 21 and 22, 8:30 p.m., $29); The National (June 4 and 5, 8:30 p.m., $25).
THE KESWICK THEATRE, Easton Road and
Keswick Avenue, Glenside (215-572-7650 or
www.keswicktheatre.com): Tommy James and
the Shondells (May 7, 8 p.m., $39.50); “Love
Songs and Doo Wop” with the Duprees, Jimmy
Beaumont and the Skyliners and others (May
8, 8 p.m., $42.50 and $52.50); ELP Tribute Project with The Waiting Room (May 15, 8 p.m.,
$24.50); Pat Metheny solo (May 18, 8 p.m.,
$52.50); Railroad Earth and Donna the Buffalo
(May 20, 7:30 p.m., $24 to $34); Buddy Guy
with Jimmie Vaughan, and Moreland and Arbuckle (May 21, 7:30 p.m., $29.50 to $49.50);
Delbert McClinton with James McMurrtry
(May 22, 8 p.m., $36); Toad the Wet Sprocket
(May 26, 8 p.m., $27.50 and $32.50); Bela Fleck,
Zakir Hussain and Edgar Meyer (May 27, 8
p.m., $38.50); Randy Hansen’s tribute to Jimi
Hendrix (June 4, 8 p.m., $29 and $32); The Machine: Pink Floyd tribute (June 18, 8 p.m.);
Stanley Clarke and Hiromi (June 21, 8 p.m.,
$38.50); John Hiatt with Paula Cole (June 23,
7:30 p.m., $29.50 to $49.50); Weird Al Yankovic
(June 25, 8 p.m., $29 to $49); B.B. King with Lukas Nelson (July 7, 8 p.m., $75); Boz Scaggs
(July 8, 7:30 p.m., $49.50 and $59.50); Craig Ferguson (July 10, 8 p.m., $49.50); Chris Isaak with
Marc Broussard (July 14, 7:30 p.m., $69.50);
Zoso: Led Zeppelin tribute (July 15, 8 p.m.,
$25); Levon Helm with The Wood Brothers
(July 22, 7:30 p.m., $39.50 to $59.50); Level 42
(July 24, 8 p.m., $34.50); Cyndi Lauper (July 30,
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Thursday. Live bands on weekends from 9:30
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with DJ. Karaoke on Wednesdays from 9 p.m.
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CAROUSEL BALLROOM, 319 Westtown
Rd., Suite P, West Chester (610-701-0600 or
www.carouselballroom.-com). Group dancing
and lessons scheduled. Admission inculdes appetizers and desserts. No partner necessary.
DOC MAGROGAN’S, 117 E. Gay St., West
Chester (610-429-4046 or www.docmagrogans.
com). Karaoke on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. Trivia on
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p.m. DJ Stu on Fridays at 10 p.m. Live bands
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HILLTOP CRABHOUSE RESTAURANT,
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HORSESHOE PUB, at the Waynebrook Inn,
4690 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook (610-2739000 or www.thehorseshoepub.com). Open
jukebox on Tuesday. Open Mic with Guitar
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KENNETT FLASH, 102 Sycamore Alley, Kennett Square (484-732-8295 or www.kennettflash.org). Blue Monday Jam on Mondays at 8
p.m. Del Bittle’s Bluegrass jam every Thursday
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(800-594-8499 or www.thenote.tickets.musictoday.com): I See Stars with Let’s Get It and All
the Day Holiday (May 3, 7:30 p.m., $12); Reflections Eternal featuring Talib Kweli and DJ HiTek (May 5, 8 p.m., $25); Taylor Hawkins and
the Coattails with Lovedrug (May 7, 9 p.m.,
$15); Saw Doctors (May 13 -- moved to TLA);
Karma to Burn and Year Long Disaster (May
15, 9 p.m., $10); Jason Castro (May 16, 8 p.m.,
$15); Downingtown Skate Park benefit (May
29, 8 p.m., $20); The Riverside Jam (July 31, 8
p.m., $10).
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE AND THE
BABY GRAND, 818 Market St., Wilmington,
Del. (302-652-5577 or www.TicketsAtTheGrand.org): “Whose Live Anyway?” with Ryan
Stiles, Greg Proops, Chip Esten and Jeff Davis
(May 9, 7 p.m., $37 to $57); Jakob Dylan and
Three Legs featuring Neko Case and Kelly Hogan (May 19 -- cancelled).
LONGWOOD CONCERTS
LONGWOOD GARDENS, Route 1, Kennett
Square (610-893-1999 or www.longwoodgardens.org), presents: Joan Armatrading with
Shawn Colvin (July 7, 7:30 p.m., $35 to $55);
Chris Isaak with Marc Broussard (July 13, 7:30
p.m., $39.50 to $69.50). Tickets at Ticketmaster.com, or call 1-800-745-3000.
‘BROADWAY CHORAL EVENT’
EAST HIGH SCHOOL, 450 Ellis Lane at Paoli
Pike, West Chester, will be the site of “A Broadway Choral Event” on May 8 at 7 p.m. The concert features the West Chester Area Community Chorus performing Broadway hits. Tickets
are $5. Call 610-344-9906 or www.westchesterchorus.org for reservations or more information.
THEATRE
PEOPLE’S LIGHT SEASON
PEOPLE’S LIGHT AND THEATRE COMPANY, 39 Conestoga Rd., Malvern (610-6443500 or www.peopleslight.org), presents: “The
Secret of Sherlock Holmes” (July 7 to Aug. 8).
Call or visit online for information.
BARLEY SHEAF SEASON
THE BARLEY SHEAF PLAYERS, 810 N.
Whitford Rd., Lionville (610-363-7075 or www.
barleysheaf.org), presents: “Follies” by Stephen
Sondheim (June 4 to 26). Tickets are $15 ($12
for students and seniors). Visit online for more
audience. Open Mic every Sunday at 7 p.m.,
information.
hosted by Butch Zito. Admission $4.
MAS CANTINA, 102 E. Market St., West MEDIA THEATRE SEASON
Chester (610-918-6280 or www.mascantina. THE MEDIA THEATRE, 104 E. State St., Mecom). Karaoke on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. DJs dia (610-891-0100 or www.mediatheatre.org),
on Thursdays at 10 p.m. Rock bands on Fridays presents “Rent” (May 5 to June 6). Tickets are
at 10 p.m. DJ Dance Party on Saturdays at 10 $22 to $42.50. Matinees and evening shows are
p.m.
scheduled. Call or visit online for tickets.
MCKENZIE BREW HOUSE, 451 WilmingDUPONT
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ton-West Chester Pike (Route 202) (610-361THE DUPONT THEATRE, Wilmington, Del.
9800 or www.mckenziebrewhouse.com). Pok(800-338-0881 or www.DupontTheatre.com),
er and Quizzo on Mondays. Bar Bingo on
presents: “Xanadu” (May 4 to 9 -- Tuesday,
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days. Karaoke on Thursdays. DJ and dancing in
and Saturday at 8 p.m.; Wednesday and SunMetro on Fridays. Live music on Saturdays.
day matinees at 2 p.m. Tickets begin at $40).
MCKENZIE BREW HOUSE, 240 Lancaster
Call or visit online for tickets.
Ave., Malvern (610-296-2222 or www.mckenziebrewhouse.com). DJ in the Pub on Fridays at BROADWAY SERIES
THE KIMMEL CENTER BROADWAY SE10 p.m. Live music on Saturdays at 10 p.m.
MR. E’S TAVERN, 313 W. Kings Highway, RIES will feature touring shows staged at the
Coatesville (610-384-4356 or www.mrestavern. Academy of Music, Merriam Theater and Forbiz). Trivia and prizes on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. rest Theatre. The Broadway Series includes:
Free pool on Thursdays from 8 p.m. to mid- Michael Flatley’s “Lord of the Dance” (May 14
night.
to 16, $20 to $70); “Avenue Q” (June 18 to 20);
PACE ONE RESTAURANT, 341 Thornton Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles (June 18 to 20,
Rd., Thornton, hosts a Five-Year Celebration $35 to $85); “Dreamgirls” (June 22 to 27). Visit
Dinner Dance for HomeAID for Africa on May www.kimmelcenter.org or call 215-893-1999.
15 from 6 to 10 p.m. Proceeds benefit African
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women and children affected by HIV/AIDS.
THE WALNUT STREET THEATRE, 825
Tickets are $100. Music by Big G and the Cool
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Featuring huge 1 & 2 bedrms
Near Berwyn train station
Pet friendly
1 bedroom
from $1055
2 bedroom, 2 bath
from $1225
750 Old Lancaster Rd.
Berwyn, PA 19312
610-647-1235
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MALVERN: 1 br, EIK, LR, off st.
prkg, on site w/d & storage.
$725/mo. Available immediately. 2 car gar/storage
$225/mo. (610)384-4133
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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Pioneer Materials, the regions leading concrete supplier is
currently accepting applications for the following position:
Ready Mix Driver
You may apply in person at either of the following locations:
101 Rogers Road, Suite 202, Wilmington, DE 19801
or 376 Holly Oak Lane, Cheswold, DE 19936
Or Send Your Resume To:
Pioneer Materials
ATTENTION: Human Resources Manager
101 Rogers Road, Suite 202, Wilmington, DE 19801
For More Information call the Pioneer Materials
Job Hotline at 570-501-2857
Or Visit our website at
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DOWNINGTOWN 2BR, W/W,
Hot/W incl, lndry, prkg
Call 610-269-3856 for specials!
DOWNINGTOWN
1 & 2BR apts. Hot Wtr incld.
W/W Carpet, no pets (exc.
gde) 1st mo. free to qualified
applicants. Call (610) 873-1133
DOWNINGTOWN
BLACK HAWK APTS
“Spring Specials”
Select 2BR Apts.
starting @ $895/mo.
ONLY 1 LEFT!
1BR Apts. Also Available
Hours Mon-Fri., 9:30-6:00
Saturdays By Appt. Only
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Call 610-269-4900
Visa & Master Card Accepted
PAOLI - 1BR 2nd floor apt. with
garage. Close to train.
$850/mo. Call 610-742-5941.
Marchwood Apartments
105 Coach Lane
Exton, PA 19341
Tele: 610-363-9067
$99.00 move-in special
1 and 2 BR available.
Move in for $99!!
Paoli Place….
Main Line
Luxury you CAN afford!”
Currently offering 2BR 1½ BA
townhomes w/full basement
with W/D starting at $1150.
Free month with 13 month
lease and $99 security deposit*
*Qualified Applicants
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Email: paoliplace@westover
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(610) 644-3333
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