Features - The Temple News

Creating new opportunities for rising, young animators

20 October 2015 Emily Thomas

Local animation collective OOF will host a free showcase of short films from around the world Oct. 24.

Through interactive art, Dufala brothers explore Philadelphia’s demolitions

20 October 2015 Angela Gervasi

The Dufala Brothers tackle Philadelphian issues through interactive, conceptual art in “Waste Dreams.”

French-Canadian cuisine comes to South Philly

20 October 2015 Madeline Presland

Chef Andy Tessier is utilizing French cooking techniques at new restaurant Coeur.

New chapbook provides city’s emerging poets with an outlet

20 October 2015 Tom Dougherty

Moonstone Arts recently closed submissions for its first annual poetry chapbook contest.

Robert Perry, owner of Tattooed Mom, hosted the “TV Rots Your Brains” pop-up shop showcasing nostalgic pop culture. | Jenny Kerrigan TTN

Tattooed Mom celebrates pop culture on South Street

20 October 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Tattooed Mom hosted a nostalgia-fueled one day pop up shop Oct. 11.

In new play, Fergie’s Pub becomes the stage

20 October 2015 Grace Maiorano

Inis Nua Theatre Company sets its latest show at Fergie’s Pub.

Game explores human interaction

20 October 2015 Alexa Zizzi

Steel Owl Room Adventures created “Escape the 1980s,” a time-traveling mystery escape game and adventure room.

In new play, local pub becomes the stage

19 October 2015 Sean Brown

Dejan Majerle (left), headstands at Temple’s Bboy team’s practice in Mitten Hall. | Khanya Brann TTN

Flipping breakdance on its head

13 October 2015 Eamon Dreisbach

Steve Graham used his knowledge of the business and breakdancing worlds to form the Urban Dance and Education Foundation in 2013.

Marching to end oppression

13 October 2015 Angela Gervasi

Different from marches in the past, the 2015 March to End Rape Culture focused on intersectionality by striving to include minorities and the trans community of Philadelphia.