Live Arts Contemporary PAC

FringeArts

Funding Received: 2011
Philadelphia, PA
$350,000
Funding Period: 1 year and 5 months
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The creation of the Live Arts Contemporary Performing Arts Center in an historic pumping station capitalizes on the new James Corner-designed Race Street Pier Park to reactivate Philadelphia’s waterfront and create a year-round presence for the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe. The Center will house artist workspace, a flexible 225-seat theater, a restaurant/bar, rehearsal studios, and office and meeting space and will feature year-round programming.

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See below for recent updates, press, and events from this project

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Supporting local efforts to activate the waterfront, City of Philadelphia Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy is working with Numen/For Use, a Croatian-Austrian... Read More
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The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe is primed to support more artists, reach more audiences, and bring more art to Philadelphia from around... Read More
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The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe is primed to support more artists, reach more audiences, and bring more art to Philadelphia from around... Read More
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The Live Arts Contemporary Performing Arts Center will be built into an historic pumping station, capitalizing on the new James Corner-designed Race Street Pier Park... Read More
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Philadelphia Live Arts announces the launch of Scratch Night as part of the organization’s year-round programming at the Live Arts Brewery (LAB). Scratch Night is... Read More
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In October the Live Arts Brewery , better known as the LAB began our third year of activity at our home in Northern Liberties. The... Read More
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The Philadelphia Live Arts Festival is thrilled to announce its upcoming US premiere presentation and the only American showing of FOOD COURT , a production... Read More
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It’s been on the QT, but now we can reveal that indeed, we are an ArtPlace partner. In The New York Times , Robin Pogrebin... Read More
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Philly Waterfront gets new life with year-found home for Philadelphia Live Arts Festival. For 15 years, the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe has... Read More
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Philly Waterfront gets new life with year-found home for Philadelphia Live Arts Festival. For 15 years, the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe has... Read More