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Special Promotional SectionDowntown Media offers convenient and ample parking year-round and during our signatureevents. Parking is ideal for worry-free browsing, shopping, banking, doing business, and is freeafter 6 p.m. and on weekends and holidays. In addition to on-street parking, there are sevenparking lots in close proximity to all downtown attractions. Experience Downtown Media……Diverse…Welcoming…Entertaining!Voted BestAl Fresco Event byDining Underthe StarsApril 20, 2013 June 8, 2013 Wed., Every May–Sept.Wednesday Oct. 6, 2013 Nov. 16, 2013May – SeptemberSTROLL, SHOP, DINE!For more events, VisitMediapa.com, or call 610-566-5039.ENJOY EASY ACCESS TO MEDIA AND CONVENIENT,FREE PARKING DURING OUR EVENTS!= Parking LotsSepta Bus Service: Route 110 and 118Train Service: R-3 • Trolley Service: 101

Special Promotional SectionHedgerow TheatreA professional regional repertory theater since 1923, theHedgerow Theatre serves as a cultural resource for bothestablished and emerging artists, plus audiences of all ages.The theater is renowned nationally as well as locally for theexcellence of its ensemble approach, the development ofgenerations of artists, and educating the general public.Hedgerow offers regular Main Stage performances withthe resident ensemble, consisting of local and nationalperformers; Theatre for Kids! every Saturday at 11 a.m.;theater education for all ages; Showcase Performances byHedgerow’s young adult actors; and programming and toursfor students across the region.Dedicated to creating an atmosphere of inclusion and apassion for excellence, Hedgerow remains the “mother ofall Philadelphia theatres.”For more information, visit www.hedgerowtheatre.orgor call (610) 565-4211.Media TheatreThe Media Theatre is Delaware County’s only professionalmusic theater, offering a full season of Broadway musicals fromSeptember to May. The New York Daily News calls it “the culturalanchor of Delaware County.”Artistic director Jesse Cline oversees all productions by thecompany. Each Broadway series features a cast of Actors EquityAssociation members and a live orchestra.Emmy winner Wanda Sykes, American Idol star Justin Guariniand Tony nominee Ann Crumb have all appeared in Media Theatreproductions. Legendary Broadway star Andrea McArdle will capthe 2012-13 season when she appears in Mame in April and May.The holiday season features popular sportscaster and actor BillVargus as Dr. Dolittle.The theater also features year-round educational programs,youth productions, a popular summer camp, and the New School, aconservatory-style approach to music-theater education.The Media Theatre has received “Best of” honors and awardsfrom such publications as the Philadelphia Inquirer, Main Line Todayand the Delaware County Daily Times.For tickets and information, call (610) 891-0100 or visitmediatheatre.org.Rotary Club of MediaFounded in 1928, the Rotary Club is the world’s largest serviceorganization dedicated to helping others. The motto of “Service AboveSelf” is the cornerstone of Rotary Clubs around the world. The RotaryClub of Media is almost 100 members strong, made up of men andwomen from all walks of life with the goal of world understandingand peace through service to their community. Always open to newmembers, the club meets every Thursday at noon for lunch at theTowne House to discuss topics affecting the community and theworld. Annual fundraising and community events include the AnnualPancake Day (March), Annual Rotary at Work Day (April) and Rotariansplay Hedgerow’s “A Christmas Carol” (December). Last year, the club’sfoundation donated tens of thousands of dollars to needy charities,groups and schools.To learn more, visit www.mediarotary.org.M6 december 2012 l www.mainlinetoday.com

Special Promotional Section““Think of the South by Southwest music conference in the early days and run a trolleydown the middle. That’s the Roots Ramble in Media.” — Philadelphia City Paper“It reminds me of New Orleans or festivals in Europe. Media does a great job to get themusic out there and educate the people. It’s great to see the young people out …carrying on the music.” —World renowned jazz saxophonist Odean PopeTime to Jam! America’s Music Festival Series brings a stunning array of talentand sounds to the streets of Media.Americana Roots RambleBegun in 2003, the Americana Roots Rambleis presented in April and features a variety ofAmerican roots music, from early rock ‘n’ roll,rockabilly and classic rhythm & blues tobluegrass, folk and zydeco. Artists performin 20 indoor restaurant venues. Past actsinclude Bill Kirchen, Sleepy LaBeef, CharlieGracie, Peter Stampfel, Tom Gillam, SaraLee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, Frank Bey, BabyFlamehead, Georgie Bonds, Craig Bickhardt,Kenn Kweder, Barleyjuice, Frog Holler, theLowlands, and the Razorbacks. WXPN88.5 FM has selected the Roots Ramble asan annual member event.State Street Blues StrollPresented annually in June since 2001, theState Street Blues Stroll takes place in 20indoor venues and on two outdoor stages,with a Main Stage at the Media Theatre.Past performers include Little Ed & the BluesImperials, Catherine Russell, Otis Taylor, RoryBlock, Debbie Davies, Johnny Rawls, LonnieShields, Sharrie Williams & the Wiseguys,Melvin Taylor, Clarence Spady, Steve Guyger,Catfish Hodge, Ola Dixon, Paul Rishell andAnnie Raines, Gina Sicilia, Leroy Hawkes,Dennis Gruenling, Melanie Mason and James“Thunderbird” Ford. WXPN has selected theBlues Stroll as an annual member event.Jazz by Night CelebrationSince 2003, the Jazz by Night Celebration hasbeen held every November at venues throughoutdowntown. Past notable performersinclude Mickey Roker, Bootsie Barnes, OdeanPope, Charles Fambrough, Byard Lancaster,Larry McKenna, Dennis DiBlasio, Papa JohnDeFrancesco, Denise King, Don Gardner,John Swana, Chuck Anderson, MonnetteSudler, Sid Simmons, Tony Miceli, G. CalvinWeston, Duane Eubanks, Tim Warfield, KhanJamal, Aaron Graves and Pearl Williams. WRTI90.1 FM has been a cosponsor in recent years.The event received the state’s festival designationin 2007 and 2008.Discover Culture The Media Arts Council connects artists with the communityand brings life to downtown with the following programs and events.2nd Saturday Arts StrollHeld each month from 6 to9 p.m., the 2nd Saturday ArtsStroll offers free events indowntown Media, includingmusic performances, art exhibitsby local artists, book signings,poetry readings, dancing, jewelrydisplays, children’s craft activities,and more.Bastille Day CelebrationThe biggest 2nd Saturdayevent of the year is the BastilleDay celebration in July, featuringprofessional theater presentations,visual-art displays, livemusic and dancing, children’sactivities, and a reenactment ofthe storming of the Bastille.Media Film Festival:April 2013The Media Film Festivalshowcases the best in localfilmmaking, along with workfrom across the country andaround the world.Media Youth Film InitiativeThe Media Arts Council, incollaboration with the MediaYouth Center, is holding MyFi, afilm class for Delaware Countyhigh school students. The10-week course meets everyWednesday, with the secondsession beginning Feb. 27, 2013.Artist RegistryArtists living in Media—orexhibiting work here—canparticipate in exclusive artshows, including This Space 4Rent, the MAC Window Galleryand the 2nd Saturday Arts Stroll.For more information, visitmedia-artscouncil.org.www.mainlinetoday.com l december 2012 M7

Special Promotional SectionA Taste of MediaVisit State Street in Media and sample an international array of cuisine frommore than 40 restaurants at Media’s Food & Crafts Festival, held everyOctober. The event also features live music and craft booths, a kids’ area, andmore. Past sponsors include Aqua Pennsylvania, M&T Bank, Dougherty & ConradInsurance, Main Line Today and Franklin Mint Credit Union.For more information, call (610) 566-5039 or visit visitmediapa.com.PHOTOS BY JAYNE TOOHEYMedia, Pa.: America’s First Fair Trade TownMedia’s Fair Trade campaign began as a lark in 2005 and has since growninto a serious movement. Twenty-three U.S. towns have followed inMedia’s footsteps. Boston, Chicago and San Francisco are among themore than 1,000 towns worldwide that are now Fair Trade, spanning 22nations and five continents.Fair Trade is part of Media’s DNA. The town’s high school, Penncrest,worked to become the nation’s first Fair Trade public high school, PennState Brandywine is now a Fair Trade campus, the Media Rotary Clubhas its own Fair Trade coffee it sells as a fundraiser, and a variety ofstores and restaurants in Media feature Fair Trade products or deliciousingredients. Fair Trade not only improves the lives of producers ofcoffee and of other products we can’t seem to live without, it strengthensMedia’s local economy through shared concerns, efforts and sales forlocal merchants.On May 5, 2013, Media will host Fair Trade Live, a free outdoor concertand marketplace in the heart of downtown.For more information, visit visitmediapa.com/fairtrade.TimeBank MediaTimeBank Media is a volunteer-led initiative ofTransition Town Media that strives to create acommunity-wide circle of giving to encouragepeople to volunteer their talents and receive helpwith their unmet needs in return. You can becomeinvolved with TimeBank Media in many differentways. There are individual and family memberships,and companies/nonprofits can become “CommunityPartners” with TimeBank Media. You can alsohelp us organize and run the TimeBank byvolunteering your time with the coordinators (andreceiving TimeDollars in return) or becoming oneyourself. Whatever your passion, there is a need.For more information, visit timebankmedia.org.For inquiries or information about startinga timebank, email marie@timebankmedia.org.Media BoroughRecognized as one of America’s best places to live, work, learn andvisit, Media is home to a variety of merchants and culturally diverserestaurants. The town is a stage all year, playing host to various acclaimedmusic festivals. Streets close for the annual Media Food Festival,summer’s Dining Under the Stars, Chinese New Year, Santa’s arrival and aTimes Square-inspired ball drop. Businesses become galleries every2nd Saturday thanks to the Media Arts Council. Join others as Media’sexciting events attract widespread attention.M8 december 2012 l www.mainlinetoday.com

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