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World Cafe Live is the first music venue to participate in ACCESS program by Art-Reach

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PHILADELPHIA — Nonprofit independent venue World Cafe Live has just announced its participation in the ACCESS program established by Art-Reach, offering cardholders $2 tickets to its robust calendar of live music and events. Among a list of over 80 participating arts and cultural organizations such as the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Franklin Institute, World Cafe Live is the first music venue to join ACCESS. “We’re proud to be able to open our doors to ACCESS cardholders, deepening our commitment to create opportunities and provide accessible arts experiences for all Philadelphians,” said Kerri Park, COO of World Cafe Live. “We are working toward facilitating live music for everyone, regardless of status or ability, and we look forward to our fellow venues and promoters in PA and DE joining the program alongside us.”

ACCESS is a community initiative developed to make arts and cultural spaces more accessible and affordable. Now running for over 10 years, ACCESS is the largest and fastest-growing program at Art-Reach. ACCESS provides $2 admission to cultural sites throughout Greater Philadelphia and Delaware for individuals receiving public assistance for food or medical benefits. “We’re excited to have World Cafe Live participate in the ACCESS Program, and we value their commitment to accessibility,” said Art-Reach Director of Programs Alex Boyle. “Art-Reach has been a longtime partner of World Cafe Live to create accessible experiences at their educational Bridge Session performances, and we can’t wait for more of our community to experience the power of live music through the ACCESS Program.”

Starting today, March 20, ACCESS cardholders can purchase $2 tickets for up to four people to most World Cafe Live events. Tickets can be purchased online at worldcafelive.com through the venue’s official ticketing partner, Etix, or in person at the Box Office. Guests must show their ACCESS card along with valid photo ID to receive the tickets. The ACCESS discount is not valid on select special events, sold out shows, or with any other offers.

For more information on the ACCESS Program, please visit the Art-Reach website.

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Frazier Smith Wins YCS Indy!!!

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Photo Credit: Konami

Congrats to Former YCS Champion Frazier Smith from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for taking first place in the Ultimate Time Wizard Tournament this weekend using his HERO Frog Deck!

Checkout IMNerd Podcast as Frazier breaks down his road to 1st place.

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41st Annual Candlelight Vigil Anniversary Celebration for Co-Founder Margaret ‘Mom’ Wells

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Philadelphia, PA – One Day at a Time (ODAAT) hosts its 41st Annual Candlelight Vigil Anniversary Celebration for Co-Founder Margaret ‘Mom’ Wells and includes a community concert with special guests and performers featuring Philly’s favorite’s Wallo and Gillie, vendors, free food, and a resource fair at the Met Philly. The theme of the 41st Annual Anniversary is, ‘One Love, One Philly’ which ODAAT invites the community to address the urgent issues of gun violence and recovery to celebrate the resilience and diversity that defines us as a people. 
One Day at a Time is a non-profit organization that works consistently to provide services to those suffering from addiction. ODAAT President Mel Wells stated‘For decades we’ve had a candlelight vigil to remember those who passed away due to HIV/AIDS and gun violence. In honor of this tradition, we are continuing the legacy of my mother ‘Mom’ Wells who was the guiding light in helping people fight their addictions and pursue the road to recovery. We invite the community to be a part of this free celebration in remembrance of what Philly can be if we keep loving each other and pursuing peace in the streets’.
The annual community concert and resource fair brings together families, loved ones, neighbors, and friends to remember those they’ve lost and celebrate life in a fun-filled and safe environment. 

On-site resource tables will be available including free HIV/STD testing, employment opportunities, and more! Now more than ever, we are proud to stand with Mayor Cherelle Parker under the One Philly, A City United anthem as we celebrate this event themed, ‘One Love, One Philly’. 

Press is welcomed and encouraged to attend, please RSVP to teresa@tmlfirm.com
General Information:
Date: WednesdayJune 26, 2024
Time: 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: (Indoors and Outdoors) – The Met Philadelphia, 858 N. Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19130. Traffic Note, the Street will be blocked off on Popular Street.
General Ticket Reservation is Required for Entry: https://odaat.ticketleap.com/2024-candlelight-vigil/
Social Media #’s:  #odaat, #odaatphilly #onephilly #onelove

Corporate Sponsors: Thomas Jefferson University & TJUH System, Aetna, Trooper Foods, Caron Foundation, Bradley & Bradley Associates, The Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office, The Philadelphia Foundation, Community College of Philadelphia, The Southeast Council of Philadelphia.

Community Partners: Senator Sharif Street, Urban Affairs Coalition, NOMO Foundation, City of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office, Philadelphia Councilman Jeffrey Young, Jr., District 5, OHS-Office of Homeless Services, DHH – Department of HIV Health, CEG- Community Expansion Grant from the City of Philadelphia’s Office of Policy and Strategic Initiatives for Criminal Justice & Public Safety, SCA- Single County Authority, PHS – Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, PAD- police assisted diversion program, DBHIDS – Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual dis-Abilities, The Preparedness Program.

About ODAAT: One Day at a Time is dedicated to serving low-income and homeless men and women and their families in the Philadelphia area who are afflicted by addiction and HIV/AIDS. One Day at a Time Recovery, Inc. offers drug and alcohol services to individuals seeking shelter and support in their recovery efforts. ODAAT’s many program services can include case management, classes and workshops, HIV rapid testing, HIV Education and Prevention Services, Food Bank, outreach, and special events. odaat-philly.org

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Event Schedule 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM
*Schedule to be updated accordingly throughout the event

Registration: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Panel Discussion, ‘Breaking the Poverty Mindset’: 3:20 PM – 4:00 PM
Moderator: Cheyenne Corin, Fox 29 Reporter
Special Performances: 4:15 PM – 7:45 PM
Hosted by: Wallo & Gillie
Music Artists: Freeway, Suzann Christine, and others to be announced during the community awards presentations.

Presentation of the Community Awards: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
4:00 PM – 4:15 PM | Award: ODAAT Guardian Angel, Awardee:  Every Murder is Real Chante Love & Tony Bell
4:45 PM – 5:00 PM | Award: ODAAT Guardian Angel, Awardee: Paulre Hennessy, Urban Affairs Coalition & G. Lamar Stewart, Founder of Taylor MADE Opportunities
5:00 PM – 5:20 PM | INTERMISSION: Wallo & Gillie Fireside Chat Moderated by Mel Wells, One Day at a Time
5:20 PM – 5:30 PM | Award: ODAAT Community Champion of the Year, Awardee: Pastor Carl Day
6:00 PM – 6:15 PM | Award: Community Partner of the Year, Awardee: Rickey Duncan, NOMO Foundation
6:45 PM – 7:00 PM | Award: Corporate Partner of the Year, Awardee: Dr. Keith Leaphart, Jefferson Health 
Special Performance: 7:00 PM – 7:45 PM
Music Artist: To Be Publicly Announced on June 12, 2024
Candlelight Vigil: 7:45 PM – 8:00 PM 
Mel Wells, President of One Day at a Time

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Akuma in Resident Evil 2?!?!

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Originally published in April 1998 as an April Fool’s joke in EGM (Electronic Gaming Monthly), Akuma was rumored to be an unlockable character within the PlayStation original, Resident Evil 2. To unlock the famed Street Fighter character, players must play through both scenarios of the game six times, while only using a knife and handgun to achieve an A ranking in all of them. When you start the seventh playthrough, play until you reach the computer console. Instead of typing “GUEST”, players must type in “AKUMA” causing players to transform into the character.

26 years later, the April Fools joke was brought to life. Modders Captain Kashup, Snipz, and Zky created Akuma Mode, a mod for Resident Evil 2 that allows players to use Akuma, the tatsumaki, and fire ball to defeat your enemies. Find 8 special zombies for a secret ending.

Requirements: https://www.moddb.com/mods/akuma-mode 

Don’t have time to download Akuma Mode? Check out Maximillian Dood’s playthrough.

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