Gerardo Razumney
Jonathan Cass wrote:
Drum Circle? You haven't seen them hanging with those juggling Carney-folk have you?
I don't like the sound of that combination one bit.
I would hope that the unleashed dogs in the Bowl would have the sense to break up that gathering.
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Charles H. Buchholtz wrote:
I miss Manhattan, where as a kid I would go out every weekend and ride around Central Park on my bike until I found a conga band to listen to. Does anyone know if there's something similar in West Philly?
There's a drum circle that plays in Clark Park by the Dickens statue every so often. There's no schedule, and they appear very irregularly. Sort of like leprechauns.
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