Happy 1st birthday, Art in the Age!

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Happy 1st birthday, Art in the Age!

POSTED: Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 6:24 PM

Filed Under: Shopping Visual Art

Matt LaFleur

We here at Critical Mass are big fans of the boutique/gallery/booze proprietor Art in the Age (116 N. Third St., 215-922-2600). (Have you been to their First Fridays? Dudes do not skimp on the ROOT cocktails. It's hard not to like 'em after a few.) So we're happy to hear that this Fri., Nov. 6, the store will be celebrating its first birthday, with a party from 6 to 8 p.m. featuring complimentary ROOT drinks, the opening of the "Impermanent Bliss" exhibit (see above for one of the featured works), and many giveaways. Art in the Age's Laura Price tells Critical Mass that said giveaways include goodies from "our vendors like Billy Kirk, NSF, Popomomo, Gitman Brothers, Lauren Moffatt and free tickets to any R5 show in November." Word.

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