4th Friday Wine & Cheese; a leading, monthly, community-based, event series serving the Philadelphia metropolitan area, announces an agreement with Projects Gallery, as its official location for 2009. For more information contact info@wuadi.com

The 4th Friday Wine & Cheese enters its fourth consecutive year providing networking events throughout various communities in Philadelphia with a specific focus on education, entrepreneurship and entertainment. Selecting a new gallery each year, the 4th Friday organizers (a collective of business professionals) provide patrons with an experience that includes wine tasting, catered cuisine, art appreciation, business development, shopping and even massage therapy. The fact that it takes place all under one roof makes it an irresistible destination stop for anyone interested in business, art, wine tasting, networking, foreign cuisine, unique gifts or simply a way to unwind at the end of a stressful work week.

The 4th Friday Wine and Cheese will be held at Projects Gallery 7pm-9pm: June 26, July 31, and August 28.

About 4th Friday Wine and Cheese Organizers:
The origins of 4th Friday Wine & Cheese trace back to September 2005 where its founding members; Thaddeus Govan Jr., Karma Pace, Rudyard Snaggs, Sa’d & Abu Tilghman (Thaddeus Govan Jr. Photography, KRenee, LLC., RL Snaggs and Whole Unit Holdings respectively) met during a orientation, for Philadelphia Development Partnership/Community Capital Works workshops. While attending the workshops (www.pdp-inc.org) the founding members decided to pull resources together and host yearly events. For more information contact info@wuadi.com

In the summer months of artist Lisa Murch will be creating an immersive installation in the lower level of Projects Gallery. Known for her obsessively detailed biomorphic creations, Murch will be working on an ongoing audience participatory site-specific environmental installation, where the process is as much of the art as the final result. Please come visit Projects Gallery and interact with Ms. Murch and give her feedback as you experience the space as it is created. The artist hopes to work on the installation through the summer and have the completed work on display in the autumn in time for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival. Examples of her work are visible on her website http://lisamurch.com/

Coming soon: information on closed dates, Fringe Festival events, Fresh! 2009, and future show schedule.