Hidden City Philadelphia Month

June is Hidden City Philadelphia month. Don't miss it!

PCB member Jude Robison took the Hidden City Philadelphia bus tour this week and was inducted into several hidden and not so hidden treasures. These included lovely libraries and disintegrating archives, museums, crypts, and more. There are art installations and performances, most of which are free, at the sites. Visit www.hiddencityphila.org for more information.
Here are some snapshots.

PCB Members Meeting Reminder!

Friday, June 5, 2009 / 4:00pm - 6:00pm
The Hybrid Book Fair
The University of the Arts, Gershman Y / 401 South Broad Street

Join Philadelphia Center for the Book at The Hybrid Book Fair for refreshments and socializing in the Chapel at the Gershman Y, and get updated on PCB news and events.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Members meetings are open to anyone interested in learning more about Philadelphia Center for the Book.

Hybrid Book Fair Reminder!

The Hybrid Book Fair at The University of the Arts is coming up June 5th and 6th--and Philadelphia Center for the Book is excited to be a part of it!

The Fair is free and open to the public Friday, June 5th, from 1-6 PM.
It will be held in the Gymnasium of the Gershman Y at 401 South Broad Street.

Come see over 100 book artists and vendors, and view their amazing work!

Welcome!

Philadelphia Center for the Book has grown considerably in the past year. We have added members, established Committees, and sponsored many exhibits and programs. And now, we have a completely new website and blog! Please visit and explore often.

Be sure to email us your comments at book@philadelphiacenterforthebook.org--we’d love to hear from you!

Be a part of the PCB blog
Please send us event and exhibition notifications, as well as calls for entry. We also encourage our members to volunteer to write a guest blog entry. Suggested topics include reviews of book arts-related events you attended, artist interviews, book reviews, a description of a person, place, or technique of interest to the book arts field, or some way that PCB has affected your life. While you may include pictures of your work, you may not attempt to sell your work or list prices on the blog. You may direct interested readers to see more of your work on your own website.

Requirements for the PCB blog
Blog entries can be up to 1000 words. Images can be submitted using jpg format. Please include a photo credit if applicable. If you’d like to include a video, please contact the blog editor. The weekly deadline for submissions is Saturday at 6:00 pm, and a new entry will be posted each Sunday.