Name: Murder Most Felt; or It's Not Easy Bleeding Green- a puppet murder mystery play
Start: 2026-09-08T17:15:00-04:00
Location: Asian Arts initiative 1219 vine st Philadelphia, pa

Asian Arts initiative 1219 vine st Philadelphia, pa

Cannonball and Philly Fringe present Murder Most Felt; or It's Not Easy Bleeding Green an interactive puppet murder mystery.It is a dark and stormy night and veteran detective Jack Russell is murdered at his own retirement party. Among those in attendance: his amphibian butler, a no-nonsense police inspector, his aquatic archenemy, an incomprehensible chef, a reanimated corpse, and... ... 8th President Martin Van Buren? Using nothing but their wits, ragdoll physics, and just a bit of audience participation, it is up to this eclectic band of familiar but legally distinct puppets to figure out which one of them is a killer before they strike again.

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Murder Most Felt; or It's Not Easy Bleeding...

Cannonball and Philly Fringe present Murder Most Felt; or It's Not Easy Bleeding Green an interactive puppet murder mystery.It...

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Boyer College of Music and Dance

The Community Music Scholars Program is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 season! Temple Music Prep's Community Music Scholars Program (CMSP) has been delivering comprehensive, high-quality music instruction to Philadelphia's school children from low income families since 1968.&nbsp; 
Throughout the 30-week academic year, students immerse themselves in individual lessons covering orchestral and band instruments, participate in classical, jazz, and wind ensembles, and study across three levels of music theory classes.&nbsp; 
The Community Music Scholars Program meets on Saturday mornings at Temple University’s Presser Hall. 
There is no fee to audition, registration is required. Submit your application and learn more at: <a href="https://tinyurl.com/TUCMSP" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://tinyurl.com/TUCMSP</a>

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Tuesdays just got better at NaBrasa Brazilian Steakhouse in Center City Philadelphia.Enjoy $1 wings every Tuesday at the NaBrasa Bar. Grab your crew, choose your favorite flavor, and make Tuesday your new wing night.$1 Wings Choose Your Flavor 10-Wing Minimum Bar Only Walk-Ins WelcomeAvailable Tuesdays at NaBrasa Bar. Dine-in only. Minimum order of 10 wings. Cannot be combined with other offers, discounts, or promotions.

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This event is part of Philadelphia: For the People, an exhibition that explores Philadelphia’s public infrastructure through the lens of the Declaration of Independence and its affirmation of government that exists to serve the people.
This event will take place in Room 108 on the first floor of Parkway Central Library.
The views expressed by the authors and moderators are strictly their own and do not represent the opinions of the Free Library of Philadelphia or its employees.

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It’s a great opportunity to discover new ways to bring the history of science into your classroom and experience the exhibitions before bringing your class for a group tour.
We look forward to welcoming educators from across the region for an evening of learning, exploration, and inspiration.
This event is FREE; <a href="https://www.sciencehistory.org/visit/events/educator-night-back-to-school-2026/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">registration is required</a>.

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Get a glimpse into what students of the past left behind in their laboratory notebooks. Love notes, doodles, mysterious scribbles, clever quotes: what do&nbsp;you&nbsp;take note of in class?
School is back in session, so make your first field trip to the Science History Institute this First Friday! Flip through history with a selection of historical lab notebooks filled with scientific discoveries, unexpected artwork, and a few lingering mysteries. Then take a page from the past and create your own lab notebook! There will be hands-on crafts and activities for all ages.
Ever taken a science class? What experiment—or lab mishap—has stuck with you over the years? Drop by the museum and share your favorite classroom memories. We'd love to compare notes!
Science has been taught in countless ways through the ages. From children’s chemistry sets to building block models of molecules. Explore the many tools people have used to understand the world around them through our handling collection.
Many of the artifacts on display tonight will be featured in the upcoming Closer Read exhibit on historical laboratory notebooks. At&nbsp;6pm, curator&nbsp;Taylor Bailey&nbsp;will offer a brief preview of the exhibition and highlight a few fascinating stories hidden in the margins.
Be sure to pencil this event into your calendar. (Don't worry, there won't be a pop quiz!)

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