Cat Walk on the Avenue of the Arts, Autumn Fashions

237 South Broad Street,Philadelphia PA 19107

20 October, 2021

Description

Cat Walk on Avenue on the Arts venue space and times for some experience to pro models for work. Practice with some professional guidance. A meetup location to chat about the Philadelphia Fashion Industry. Cat Walk on the Avenue of the Arts provides a venue location for models on or near the Avenue of the Arts. The Avenue of the Arts is from the South side of Broad street from City Hall to Washington Ave, and from S. 13th St. (East) to S. 15th St. (West) in Philadelphia. The Event Organizer and Airbnb Host, Bonnie Harmon has been a member of the Friends of the Avenue of the Arts organization for 10 years and she is a member of Fashion Group International (FGI) Philadelphia. To date she is sharing a way for models to become a greater demand in the Arts community by practicing charisma and poise on the Avenue of the Arts. Supporting and Partner Organizations:Avenue of the Avenue of the Arts, Inc.: We're on the Avenue of the Arts, Inc.'s Face Book page- https://www.facebook.com/AvenueOfTheArtsIncFriends of the Avenue of the Arts: Become Our Friend- https://www.avenueofthearts.org/friendsDot N Ray, Inc. is a non-profit organization and its Enrichment Program, The Greatest Philadelphia Performing Arts is to establish the basis of the arts performances for the Inner City youth (see history photo at a Macy's location; course students: from Temple University - PASCEP) and young adults on the Avenue of the Arts. Fall 2021 coming workshops, guests will be taught from real time and hands on learning in the district for an excellent experience and making a difference in their lives. This is a social impact experience where 100% of what you pay for this experience goes to The Greatest Philadelphia Performing Arts Enrichment Program. Cat Walk on the Avenue of the Arts at Airbnb Experiences- See poster and link! View On Airbnb A local professional model who has been in the arts industry since 1986. She worked as a professional model in several fashion shows as well as cultural events through productions, and did mannequin modeling in department store display windows, which today is known as freeze modeling.