Here's the Mural SEPTA Riders Will See in Malvern
Click through to see the full mural, which will be painted on the wall of Gallagher's Auto Service in Malvern Borough, near the railroad.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Malvern's M. Night Shyamalan Gets TV Series Deal
The Main Line native, known mainly for films, tweeted that Fox had greenlit 'Wayward Pines.'
Renowned Philadelphia-area director and producer M. Night Shyamalan announced via Twitter that the Fox network had ordered 10 episodes of his "Wayward Pines" television series. Shyamalan tweeted, "It was just announced that my TV series got greenlit! It's called #WaywardPines. Ten episodes on #Fox. Matt Dillion is starring. SO FUN!" The show is set to debut in 2014, with Dillon playing a Secret Service man looking for two missing federal agents in the titular Idaho town, Deadline.com reported. A Malvern resident and former Gladwyne neighbor of ex-Philadelphia 76er Allen Iverson, Shyamalan is best known for big-screen thrillers such as "The Sixth Sense," starring Bruce Willis, and "Signs" with Mel Gibson. His sci-fi film "After Earth," …
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Cajun Rockers Kick Off East Whiteland Concert Series
The Friends of Summer Stage concert series in Valley Creek Park begins again June 12.
The Friends of Summer Stage concert series returns in 2013 with a performance by Grammy-winning artist Steve Riley and his band The Mamou Playboys. The three-concert series runs Wednesdays in June, with all concerts beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Valley Creek Park. Here's the 2013 concert lineup, according to an email from program director Erica Ricciardi: Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys Ali Wadsworth June 19 The Plants Music Training Center All-Stars Rock Band June 26 Cabinet Katie Frank & the Pheromones Check out the attached video to see Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys in action. The Friends of Summer Stage launched last year, bringing acts like Jefferson Starship and…
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'The Community Delivered!' Says Malvern Arts Group
In an open letter, Malvern Community Arts Project shares its latest news and thanks its supporters.
Friday, May 10, 2013
'Army Wives' Actor Reads Malvern Novelist's Latest Work
Click through to hear an excerpt of 'Don't Go.'
Sunday, May 5, 2013
'Into the Woods' Debuts at Local Church Thursday
St. Peter's Players will perform the Sondheim musical May 9 to 11.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Children's Author Signs Books at People's Light Saturdays
Newberry Medal-winner Jerry Spinelli's book Stargirl is being performed as a play at People's Light and Theatre.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Senior Center Brings Music of England, Ireland and Sweden
Bucks County Spelmanslag Music Ensemble will perform Thursday at Paoli Hospital in a program sponsored by Great Valley Senior Center.
Local Author Nominated for National Award
Shannon Wiersbitzky has been nominated for the William Allen White Children’s Book Award for her debut novel, published in 2011.
East Whiteland resident Shannon Wiersbitzky has been nominated for a national book award for her debut novel, The Summer of Hammers and Angels. Published in July 2011 by Namelos, Hammers and Angels tells the story of Delia, a West Virginian whose mother was struck by lightning and whose home is in danger of foreclosure. The William Allen White Children’s Book Award is administered by Emporia State University in Kansas: Wiersbitzky next book, a sequel titled What Flowers Remember, is due out in November. For more information about Wiersbitzky's work and the award, see the Malvern Patch announcement about her nomination. See also:
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Katherine Azar
11:51 pm on Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Congratulations, Shannon! The Summer of Hammers and Angels was phenomenal and I cannot wait to read What Flowers Remember. Keep 'em coming! more ›
Sunday, April 28, 2013
Attention Artists: Retreat Show Deadline is Saturday
Submissions for Malvern Retreat House ArtShow2014 are due May 4, and jurying will begin June 3.
Michael J. Salek
10:43 am on Monday, May 20, 2013
does anyone know where he lives? Obviously my first guess would be in one of those pads on Providence Road. more ›