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Hundreds compete Magic and Myster y at 4th Annual Philadelphia Brotherly
for Quidditch
Love Cup Quidditch Tournament & Harr y Potter Festival
Champonship Cup
Paula M. Riley
S
ome returning and several new
competitors will take to the fields
at Chestnut Hill College for the
fourth annual Philadelphia Brotherly
Love Cup Saturday, October 19.
The action starts at 10 a.m., and the
teams compete in two simultaneous
matches on adjacent fields in a roundrobin format until a 12:30 lunch break
and “halftime show.” Then the action
picks up again at 2 p.m. with the seeded
teams competing in a tournament format
until the championship match at 4:45.
Hundreds of fans are expected to watch
the action and cheer on their favorites.
Inspired by the Quidditch game in the
J.K. Rowling Harry Potter book series,
in 2005 students at Middlebury College
in Vermont devised a land-based version
for mortals, known as muggles.
Quidditch has been compared to rugby, polo, flag football and dodgeball and
the coed sport is both competitive and
congenial.
In the fall of 2008 Chestnut Hill College formed a team and hosted its first
Quidditch on the Hill tournament –
Pennsylvania’s first – in the fall of
2008. Chestnut Hill College’s team
grew in ability and fame. They were featured on “Good Morning America” and
ESPN and traveled the East Coast to
compete. The tournament grew and
became the Brotherly Love Cup and
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What victory looks like in Quidditch.
Diagon Alley has
Harr y Potter goods
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agic, muggles and marauders
return to Chestnut Hill for a
magical weekend at the Harry
Potter Festival in Chestnut Hill and 4th
Annual Philadelphia Brotherly Love Cup
Quidditch Tournament at Chestnut Hill
College on October 18 and 19.
Chestnut Hill turns into Hogsmeade
where wizards, muggles and their parents
and friends will find spellbinding events,
fun-filled festivities and great entertainment.
The events begin at the opening ceremony on Friday at 5:30pm with Dumbledore as Master of Ceremonies. Come to
the Top of the Hill Fountain Plaza (Germantown and Rex avenues) for a Quidditch team pep rally, a thestral from
Northwestern Stables and characters
from the Harry Potter books. Later,
starting at 7 p.m., adult wizards and muggles will sample the Hill’s best versions of
butter beers at the Harry Potter pub
crawl.
Saturday’s excitement begins at 10:00
a.m. at the 4th Annual Philadelphia
Brotherly Love Cup on Chestnut Hill
College’s softball field. Free and open to
the public, the tournament showcases
eight Quidditch teams features two Quidditch pitches with games played simultaneously for spectators to view. The best
three teams will compete for the Cup in
the final bracket of the tournament.
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Hill becomes
Hogsmeade
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Visit ‘Diagon Alley’ for Potter goods
A class in “The Dark Arts” (Photo by Carol Bates)
Paula M. Riley
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ou don’t need a wizard to
accompany you to Diagon
Alley at the Harry Potter
Festival. Not only is it accessible by
foot but muggles are welcome!
Located at the Market at Fareway,
8229
Germantown
Avenue,
Diagon Alley features a wide range
of interesting treats Harry and his
friends would surely desire.
Market at Fareway includes an
eclectic mix of vendors, many in
their best Harry Potter clothing,
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Vendors will be
dressed in themed clothing.
Melissa Palmer, whose Harry
Potter costume will be a surprise,
greets guests to the Alley and will
be selling floral creations complete
with lightning bolts. Poppy’s Café
has special drinks including nonalcoholic butter beer, exploding
lemonade and pumpkin juice...
Brunette’s Bookshop Bakery is
selling butter beer cupcakes and
pumpkin patties as well as fudge
complete with Harry Potter decorations. Wizards and muggles can
watch as the brunettes and other
vendors prepare their treats as they
sip on muggle cider from Urbane
Tea. In their large black cauldron,
Phila-a-Ding will be mixing up a
secret recipe for tasty pumpkin
soup.
From 1p.m. to 2p.m. there will
be a Sorting Hat Demonstration at
the Market at Fareway. Come and
see how the magical Sorting Hat
selects each student’s house. Will
you be in Gryffindor, Slytherin,
Ravenclaw, or Hufflepuff? Harry
Potter and his friends will be joining the demonstrations so come see
if you’ll be in their house or off
with those evil Slytherins. In addition to the demonstration there
will be face painting and other
activities will be available throughout the day.
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Chestnut Hill will be Hogsmeade for a day
Paula M. Riley
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or a magical two days, Chestnut Hill is transformed into
Hogsmeade Village.
Germantown Avenue becomes High
Street and the shops and restaurants along the cobblestoned business corridor are changed into
Harry’s favorite spots. Whether
you know nothing about Harry
Potter or if you sleep every night
with your cloak, you won’t want to
miss a stroll through Chestnut Hill
on Saturday, October 19.
There will be no shortage of
treats at Madame Puddifoot's Tea
Shoppe (Night Kitchen Bakery),
Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlor (Bredenbeck’s) and Professor
Sprout's Sweetshoppe (Cake) offer
a huge selection of delicious treats
and interesting concoctions.
Madame Puddifoot’s is selling
pumpkin pastries, chocolate frog
cupcakes, and lightning bolt cookies. The popular Snitches return to
Florean Fortescue’s – these bright
yellow balls with handheld winged
tasty truffles were a huge hit last
year.
Professor Sprout’s Sweetshoppe
and Florean Fortescue’s are both
selling treacle tart (Harry’s
favorite) made with crisp tart shells
and chewy, googey molasses filling.
Chocolate lovers can enjoy cockroach clusters (dark chocolate
loaded with caramel crunch) at
Fortescue’s for ones that are even
more delicious than those at Honey Dukes!
If Harry truly is your favorite
character, visit the Big Bean Shop
(Top of the Hill Market) where
everyone gets to decorate (and take
home) a small pumpkin. There
will be eyeballs to put on the
pumpkin and plenty of sharpies to
draw his infamous lightning bolt
scar. Quality Quidditch Supplies
Chestnut Hill is transformed into Hogsmeade. See next page for locations. (Photo by Carol Bates)
(Chestnut Hill Sports) is selling
Harry Potter trading cards, glasses
and tee shirts!
You can accessorize your costume
at The Phoenix Feather (El Quetzal) where everyone gets a glittery
tattoo and feathers are available for
purchase. The talented muggles at
The Phoenix Feather are happy to
braid the feathers into your hair to
complete that magical look.
Stop at The Quill Shop (Musehouse) and test your skills – write a
magical spell in The Big Black
Book of Magic Spells straight from
the Library of Hogwarts. Witches
and their Muggle moms won’t want
to miss Madame Monika’s Magical
Emporium (Bohemian Pink) where
witches go when they just wanna
have fun! Mad-Eye Moody will be
there as well!
Parents of wizards and witches
will have an array of fun drinks
available at the local pubs including butterbeer at The Leaky Cauldran (McNally’s) and specialty
beer made just for Harry Potter fans
at The Great Hall (Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant. Try out Dumbledore’s Dubbel, and other
delicious beers. Newt’s Potion
(Kitchen Kapers) is giving out free
espresso, cappuccino & coffee as
well.
Many other restaurants and
shops are offering Harry Potter
themed specials and activities. You
can purchase wizard supplies at
Dumbledore's Villages (Ten Thousand Villages) and enjoy pretzel
wands, Sorting Hat cookies, and
Hogwart's stew at Hogwart's
Kitchen (Drake’s Catering.)
After you’ll filled your belly and
replenished all your wizardly supplies, take the Hogwarts Express
Shuttle to visit Dumbledore’s Powers Maze at Woodmere Art Museum. This thrilling haymaze offers
many surprises and there are other
exciting events for families on the
grounds of this museum at Germantown and Bethlehem Pike.
Don your cloak, grab your wands
and jump on your broomstick for
an incredible day of magic and
mystery in Chestnut Hill.
Visit www.chestnuthillpa.org for a
full schedule of events and participating businesses.
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Harry Potter Festival Locations
J. McLaughlin Chestnut Hill
8401 Germantown Avenue
Knockturn Alley
Gravers Lane Gallery
8405 Germantown Avenue
Dumbledore's Villages
Ten Thousand Villages
8331 Germantown Avenue
Honey Dukes Sweetshop
Zipf's Candies
8433D Germantown Avenue
Big Bean Shop
Top of the Hill Farmers Market
186 E. Evergreen Avenue
Tugwood’s Beauty Potions
Diamond Spa
8430 Germantown Avenue
The Phoenix Feather
El Quetzal
8427 Germantown Avenue
The Quill Shop
Muse House
7924 Germantown Avenue
Potage’s Cauldron Shop
Kithen Capers
8530 Germantown Avenue
Pudding Lane Bakery
Baker Street Bread Company
8009 Germantown Avenue
Madame Monika’s Magica Emporium
Bohemian Pink
8133 Germantown Avenue
Madame Primpernelles
Follicles Hair Design
8229 Germantown Avenue
Weazley’s Wizard Wheezes
O'Doodles
8532 Germantown Avenue
Gladrags Wizard Wear
Salon & Day Spay Spa Elysium
8705A Germantown Avenue
Dumbledore’s Powers Maze
Woodmere Art Museum
9201 Germantown Avenue
Quality Quidditch Supplies
Chestnut Hill Sports
8628 Germantown Avenue
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Hunt for the Horcrux
Block by Block Activities
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Hunt for the
Horcrux
Block by Block Activities
7700 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Wizard Bingo
• Constellation
Mapping
7800 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Cauldron Catch
Face Painter
7900 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Guess the Every
Flavor Bean
Face Painter
8000 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Free Dobby Sock
Matching Contest
• The Owl Post
Large crowds cheer on their teams in the annual Brotherly Love Cup Quidditch Tournament.
8100 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Player’s Pie
Eating Contest
Godric’s Hollow –
Defense Against the
Dark Art Classes
8200 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Hedwig’s
Headquarters
Hedwig’s Hollow –
Magic Show &
Balloon Art
Diagon Alley –
Sorting Hat
Demonstration
8300 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Shoot the Snitch
• Pin the Wings on the
Golden Snitch
8400 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• School of Witchcraft
and Wizadry
Knockturn Alley –
Fortune Teller
Caricaturist
Ministry of Magic –
Potter Headquarters
8500 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Quidditch Cup Camel
Face Painter
Pin the Nose on
Voldemort!
Harry Potter Movies
8600 Block
Hunt for the
Horcrux
• Olivander’s Wand
Shop
• Potter Coloring
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Firebolt 5k run
Paula M. Riley
I
f you don’t believe that muggles
can fly you won’t want to miss
the Friends of J.S. Jenks Firebolt
5K and 1-mile walk.
Starting on 8 a.m. on Saturday,
October 19, energetic muggles will
show their wizardly powers as they
fly (run) through the neighborhood during the Firebolt 5K. It
begins and ends at the Church of
St. Martin in the Fields (St Martin's Lane & Willow Grove
Avenue) and winds through the
green streets of west Chestnut Hill.
The Firebolt is one of the only
timed 5Ks in the city without a single traffic light.
Young spectators will enjoy a
Kids Fun Zone, sponsored by Bow-
man Properties, at the Church of
St. Martin’s, complete with moonbounce, children’s activities and
maybe even an appearance by Harry’s best friend.
The 5K and 1-mile walk raise
funds for Friends of J.S. Jenks, a
not-for-profit community organization comprised of parents, teachers,
administrators and civic leaders
from across Northwest Philadelphia who all share a dedication to
enhancing the educational and
enrichment opportunities at Jenks.
Support from Friends of J.S. Jenks
allows the school to develop innovative programs, student support
systems and infrastructure.
Registration for the race is $25 for
adults and $5 for children at
www.friendsofjsjenks.org.
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Enjoy fall foods, potions demonstrations, Quidditch merchandise
for sale, and other fun surprises.
Hop on the complementary
Hogwarts Express Shuttle from the
college into Chestnut Hill where
the shops and restaurants are magically transformed into the pages of
the books. Visit the Leaky Cauldron, Madam Puddifoot’s Tea
Shop,
Weasley’s
Wizarding
Wheeezes, The Great Hall and
many more. Use the complimentary Knight Bus Trolley to travel the
Avenue, go by foot or broomstick
and enjoy wizardly activities, magic
shows, performances as well as
food, drink and retail promotions.
Children will delight in Woodmere
Art Museum’s Dumbledore’s Powers Maze, Defense against the Dark
Arts Classes, “The Hunt for the
Horcrux” free activity stations up
and down the avenue, and an
exciting closing ceremony at Norwood-Fontbonne Academy.
Visit www.chestnuthillpa.com or
call 215.247.6696 or visit
www.chc.edu/quidditch for details
on the 4th Annual Philadelphia
Brotherly Love Cup.
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Chestnut Hill College to host 2nd Annual Harr y Potter Conference
C
hestnut Hill College will
host its second annual academic conference on “Harry
Potter: Reflections on the Major
Themes in J.K. Rowling's Literature" on Friday, October 18, from
3-5 p.m. in the Rotunda, St. Joseph
Hall.
The conference is an academic
outlet for students, faculty and other scholars to present papers,
research or art related to the Harry
Potter book series. This conference
brings a scholarly component to
the Harry Potter Festival and the
College’s Philadelphia Brotherly
Love Quidditch Cup Tournament.
Presenters at the conference
include Tolonda Henderson of
George Washington University,
who will present “Shhhhh!:
Hermione and the Marginalization
of the Hogwarts Library,” and Jeff
Ambrose, M.A., adjunct instructor
in communications, arts and
humanities at Delaware County
Community College who will discuss “Teaching Through Terror:
Horror in Harry Potter.” This year
artistic presentations will also be
welcomed, including artwork and
performances.
Chestnut Hill faculty presenting
include Patrick McCauley, assistant professor of religious studies &
philosophy, who will address
"King’s Crossroads: The Border
between the Real and the Imagined,” and Robert D. Meyer, Ph.D.,
professor of biology, who will
address “The Inheritance of Magic
Use: Genetics in the Wizarding
World.”
For information about presenting,
please contact Karen Wendling,
Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry at wendlingk@chc.edu or Patrick
McCauley, Ph.D., assistant professor
of religious studies and philosophy at
mccauleyp@chc.edu. For more information on presenting or to register,
please visit http://www.harrypotterconference.com/home.html
No Harry Potter festival is complete without the neighborhood’s best Wizards-in-training. (Photo by Carol Bates)
In middle school.
Quidditch
Tournament
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attracted teams from hundreds of
miles away.
The sport of Quidditch now has
its own international association
and boasts more than 300 college
teams and is played in 12 countries.
This year’s participating
teams include:
Chestnut Hill College
Kutztown University
Franklin & Marshall University
Lafayette College
Shippensburg
Penn State
The New Jersey Nargles
The Phila. Honey Badgers
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