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Community activists John Unger and Cynthia Bradley cross Wadsworth Avenue, East Mount Airy's commercial thoroughfare. (Alejandro A. Alvarez / Staff)
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This exhibit features life-sized Lego sculptures of endangered animals assembled by artist Sean Kenney. These Lego animals inhabit a series of 10 free-standing habitats innovatively designed by the Zoo's creative team.
Monday, April 19
• 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM •
Philadelphia Zoo, The • 3400 W. Girard Ave., Philadelphia, PA
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Cynthia Bradley flat-out loves East Mount Airy. She wanted to feel good about living there as she grew older, a task she has devoted herself to since her 'midlife community-organizer epiphany' four years ago.
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