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Weekend Top 5: Concerts and Benefits

Check out these great events close to home and around the region this weekend.

Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our top regional events:

1. Luther College Nordic Choir

  • When: Saturday, Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
  • Where: St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
  • Why Go: The world-acclaimed Nordic Choir from Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, will be coming to St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church.  This is a ticketed event, $15 for adults and children over 12.  Younger children are admitted free of charge.  The Nordic Choir is one of the premier choirs in America, having performed at Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Orchestra Hall, Chicago and The Mormon Tabernacle, among other venues in the United States and Europe.  The 65-voice choir, which last came to St. Paul's in 2007, will be directed by Dr. Allen Hightower, who took over leadership of the ensemble in 2010.  Tickets can be purchased from the church starting in December, or by contacting Millie at millie@stpaulsardmore.org or 610-642-3211.

2. Voices United Against Abuse Benefit Concert

  • When: Sunday, Jan. 20 from 3 - 7 p.m.
  • Where: The New Leaf Club, 225 Montrose Ave,Rosemont
  • Why Go: Help women and children that are victims of domestic abuse by coming out for an afternoon of music, food and more.  Your ticket gives you four hours of live music by some of the best musicians, food catered by local restaurants, and a raffle and silent auction.  100% of the events proceeds will go to the organization WOMEN AGAINST ABUSE.
  • Cost: $20

3. Empty Bowls at Malvern Prep

  • When: Monday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.
  • Where: Malvern Prep School 418 S Warren Ave, Malvern
  • Why Go: Malvern Preparatory School is sponsoring its fifth annual Empty Bowls Event on Martin Luther King Day. This dinner event will feature over 800 ceramic bowls created by the Malvern community and friends, and a silent auction of artwork donated by students and area artists. Guests choose one bowl to keep as a reminder that there are always Empty Bowls in the world. Remaining bowls are available for sale. All proceeds will be donated to Bethesda Project.
  • Cost: $25/adult and $15/child ten and under

4. Brit Pop Show

  • When: Friday, Jan. 18 and Saturday, Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m.
  • Where: Main Line School of Rock, 511 Old Lancaster Rd, Berwyn
  • Why Go:  Come out for a night of British pop, focusing on the sounds of the early '90s featuring bands such as Pulp, Oasis and Blur on through the '00s with bands such as Franz Ferdinand, The Kaiser Chiefs and the Arctic Monkeys.
  • Cost: $10

5. WCFS Empty Bowl Supper

  • When: Friday, Jan. 18 from 6 - 8 p.m.
  • Where: West Chester Friends School
  • Why Go: The West Chester Friends School is hosting an Empty Bowl supper to benefit the West Chester Food Cupboard. Empty Bowl is a national effort to raise awareness about hunger and food insecurity in communities. Participants receive a handmade glazed bowl, a simple supper, bowl filled with soup, and bread.
  • Cost: $10 per person, or $20 for families of two or more.

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bigben April 5, 2013 at 09:29 am
Dont you have to bake these things at 400+ in the oven before serving? Won't that sterilize theRead More food?
Frank Baran February 24, 2013 at 02:37 am
With all due respect to Giant (I shop there), I do believe that seed and suet for backyard birdsRead More should be purchased by a locally owned store. A locally run store has a higher turnaround in seed and suet, meaning the product is fresher. Stay away from "big box" discount stores. Their seed and suet may sit on store shelves for months, letting the products turn rancid. Also, big box stores often by seed mixtures that contain fillers such as red millet. Backyard birds do not eat red millet (they do love white millet, however). If you think you're saving money when you buy a seed mixture containing red millet, it's really not a bargain. Shop locally! And be a smart shopper!
Smedley February 24, 2013 at 02:44 pm
The Davis Feed Mill in Perkasie and the Moyer Feed Mill in Souderton are good sources for bird seed.Read More Locally owned and operated. Support your community business.
Jeepers63 February 25, 2013 at 04:21 am
Dove's eat red millet. Your right about red millet in most seed bags which are over half the seeds,Read More what a waste. We buy big bags of parrot seeds & they to are filled with filler things that they don't even eat. I don't like the fact that the seed bags can't be seen through anymore. Easy way to rip people off.
FRANKW January 8, 2013 at 03:31 pm
Well....there goes that Bar Mitzvah!
CalbernDontLie January 8, 2013 at 04:09 pm
+1 haha
JEFFREY January 9, 2013 at 03:50 am
Get you lox/nova from Costco. It's almost half the price and much tastier and if they ever have aRead More recall, they notify you, individually, and you don't need a receipt to get cash back. Once I discovered how good their smoked salmon tastes, and I get it at such a great price, I never will get it from anywhere else. One catch... you have to join the Costco club but man, it's worth it. I used to buy 1/2 lbs from Genardi's and when they got bought out by Giant, I had to look elsewhere. Now that I found Costco, I buy 1 1/2 lbs at about the same price and it's even more delicious. Happy Bar Mitzvah.