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Do You Love Me @ People's Cinema Club — John Morrison reviewed a screening of a 2025 experimental doc depicting Lebanese life across generations. Read more here.
Spencer Krug @ Johnny Brenda's — Tyler Maxwell caught the Canadian musician perform a set that spanned his full songwriting career, with nothing beyond his voice and a keyboard at his disposal. Read here.
Cooking Class with Vetri Community Partnership — Mizzy Mack reported on the community (and fun cultural clashes) found at a biweekly cooking instructional. Read here.
Scream Of My Blood: A Gogol Bordello Story @ Philamoca Tuesday October 6th, 7:30 $14.52 - Screening of a documentary about Ukrainian "immigrant punk" legend Eugene Hütz, whose photo was glued to my notebook cover in middle school. The film follows the band's return to Ukraine during the Russian invasion interwoven with the history of the project.
Starz, Gripper, Classic Traffic @ Ruba Club Saturday October 10th, 7:00 PM $23.79 - New Jersey 70s hard rockers Starz is a band that /almost/ made it really big many moons ago, they will be joined by Philly hard rock revivalists Gripper and Classic Traffic. If you like Sheer Mag you will love this show.
Mirah, Evan Greer, Sad13 @ Philamoca Saturday October 10th, 7:30 $24.20 - Gentle PNW folk rock from Mirah, folk veteran and Fight For The Future organizer Evan Greer, and Philly's own evil pop princess Sad13.
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