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Phoenixville Area Time Bank hosting its 3rd Annual "It's About Time" Dance and Silent Auction

Reader Margo K. wrote in to tell me about an event the Phoenixville Area Time Bank is hosting on October 11th.

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"It's About Time" to Dance the Night Away

The Phoenixville Area Time Bank will hold its 3rd Annual "It's About Time" Dance and Silent Auction on Saturday, October 11 from 7 to 11 p.m. This year's event will be at the newly opened South Main Street Cafe, 119 S Main (and Hall) St, in the heart of downtown Phoenixville.

Chico Huff and Friends, a trio of internationally acclaimed musicians, will offer the evening's entertainment. BYOB, food, and soft drinks will be provided.

The annual silent auction will offer a variety of desirable items, including donations and gift certificates from area stores and restaurants, fine artwork, and handmade crafts.

Tickets are $25 in advance or $30 at the door. For ticket purchase information or silent auction donations, call 610-608-9281 or email timedollar@verizon.net.

Proceeds from this event will benefit the Phoenix ville Area Time Bank, a local non-profit 501(c)(3) group that builds community through members sharing their skills and services in exchange for Time Dollars. Each Time Dollar represents an hour of service. Typical services include: rides to the airport, gardening, pet care, handyman services, food exchanges, and computer help. For more details, visit the organization’s website at http://www.pa-timebank.com.
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I have added a post to the Phoenixville Soapbox where Councilman Buckwalter's case can be discussed. Please keep comments on topic.
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