TO-DO LIST: Pay homage to this beautiful day

This week's To-Do List includes a community help day at Bookspace, a screening of War Photographer at Philadelphia Photo Arts Center and Brave New Worlds' "Hammy Sparkle" exhibit. Sparkle!

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TO-DO LIST: Pay homage to this beautiful day

POSTED: Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 3:00 PM

Filed Under: Events | To-Do List

Every Wednesday, Chris Brown digs into our listings bin and pulls out a little something-something to do every day of the week.

Things have been quiet at Bookspace as of late, but there is a change in the works. According to their Twitter, they are in the midst of "some necessary renovation type work," and it sounds like they could use some help. If you're interested reach out to them using whatever social media platform you feel most comfortable with and pay homage to this beautiful day by offering someone a helping hand. Wed., Feb. 1, The Bookspace, 1113 Frankford Ave., phillybookspace.blogspot.com.

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