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Blackbird Society Orchestra
Part of the Music in the Park Series – Blackbird Society Orchestra at Bardascino Park last night.
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Music in the Park is Back!
After a two year hiatus, thanks to the pandemic – Music in the Park is back! Last night Chelsea Reed and the Fairweather Five entertained the crowd with swing music at Bardascino Park in South Philly.
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Frosty & Friend
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Honky Tonkin’
Honky Tonkin’ played in Bardascino Park last night as part of Fringe Arts. They sang many old time, classic country standards by Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Tammy Wynette, and Hank Williams – the crowd loved them!
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Tagged Bardascino Park, country music, Fringe Arts, Honky Tonkin'
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Feline Friday
Out and about in Bardascino Park!
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Tagged Bardascino Park, cat on a leash, ginger cats, Plywood the Cat
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The Belleville Quartet
Saturday afternoon in Bardascino Park with The Belleville Quartet.
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One More Day ‘Til Halloween!
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Looking South – Music in the Park – The Belleville Quartet
On Tuesday night, The Belleville Quartet – a Philadelphia based acoustic jazz ensemble played at Bardascino Park at 10th and Carpenter. It’s the first in a series of summer concerts my neighbors and I look forward to. SaveSave SaveSave
