calendar: 2012 Screenings, Events & Workshops
WINTER 2012 Workshops Schedule
Precious Places airs on WHYY TV 12 on Sundays at 10:30PM.
and airs on Y-ARTS Monday evenings at 8:30 PM through March 2011.
AIRING SUNDAY, February 20, 10:30pm on WHYY TV 12:
Pride of the Hill by Cramer Hill Residents Association ----The Manayunk Club by Manayunk Neighborhood Council ----Ardmore, A Village at Risk by Save Ardmore Coalition
AIRING MONDAY, February 21, 8:30 PM on Y-ARTS:
To Badlands and Back Again by Fair Hill Cemetery ----Girard Avenue – A New Destination by West Girard Community Council---- Southwark: 30 Years and Growing by the Neighborhood Gardens Assoc. and Southwark Queen’s Village Community Garden
*SEE WEEKLY PROGRAM SCHEDULE NOW
February 10 – March 19
4017 Walnut Street
Reception: Thursday, March 3, 2011
6:30PM-8:00PM
Free & Open to the Public
Scribe is pleased to announce that selections from the Precious Places Community History Project will be on exhibit in the gallery at the Slought Foundation from February 17, 2011- to March 20, 2011. A reception, free to the public, will take place on Thursday, March 3, 2011 from 6:30-8:30pm, with remarks by Louis Massiah, Scribe's Executive Director, and a special screening of King on the Avenue by People's Emergency Center Community Development Corporation featuring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1965 visit to 40th and Lancaster in West Philadelphia (8:54 minutes, 2009). MORE INFO
Scribe Video Center’s
Precious Places Community History Project
Premieres on WHYY TV 12
Sunday evenings at 10:30 PM, for 20 weeks, beginning November 7, 2010
(Also on Y-Arts – beginning Monday, November 15 at 8:30 PM.)
NOTE: Due to the WHYY-TV 12 pledge drive airing through December 2010, Precious Places will air weekly only on Y-ARTS starting Monday November 29. Precious Places will begin to air again on WHYY TV 12 beginning 12/26.
Check www.whyy.org for complete program listings OR see full schedule below.
Scribe Video Center’s Precious Places Community History Project reveals bypassed neighborhood sites as bright landmarks. Produced and directed by neighborhood residents from 63 diverse communities from across Philadelphia, Camden, NJ, Chester, PA, and Ardmore, PA, this collection of portraits combines oral history, personal archives and contemporary footage to redefine the region. Some of these short documentaries uncover long forgotten histories, some explore contemporary issues; all celebrate the places we call home. For more information contact: Corey Chao, Community Programs Coordinator at 215-222-4201 or corey@scribe.org.
On Y-Arts: Monday, November 29, 8:30pm
On WHYY TV 12: Sunday, November 7, 10:30pm