Concert, 5K Top This Weekend's Events

Here's what's going on this weekend in Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy.

Free Concert: The will be a free concert at the Mt. Airy Train Station located at 7423 Devon St., Philadelphia on Friday at 7 p.m.  Here's how organizers describe the concert: "Joseph Anthony, experienced kirtan leader, EFT Practitioner, and Waldorf School teacher will lead a night of kirtan chanting - a community event that brings people together from all spiritual traditions to sing, dance, and praise the Divine with body, mind, and spirit. This is an outdoor event, bring a lawn chair or blanket and courage to sing. Rain date is Saturday September 7 same time and place. Dogs, kids, and other chanters also encouraged. For more information call 215-242-0854 or go toWalkaCrookedMileBooks.com"

5K Run: Historic RittenhouseTown will host its 24th Annual PAPER MILL RUN, September 7.  The start is at 10 am in the village at 206 Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia. Expected to draw over 150 runners, this year the planners have added a “Fun Run” for children.  As their race will be much shorter, the kids will also have the opportunity to make paper outside the RittenhouseTown barn. Registration at www.active.com or www.rittenhousetown.org

Book Signing: There will be a book signing on Friday, September 6, 2013, 6:30 PM  at 5601 Greene St, Philadelphia.  Here's the description:  "Rising from the ashes of the mysterious and legendary Suicide Club, the Cacophony Society influenced a surprising and impressive range of subversive trends in pop culture over the past20 years. Fight Club, Burning Man, !ash mobs, urban exploration, and culture jamming are among the wild and playful phenomenon whose beginnings were sown within the radical exploits of the Cacophony Society. At its zenith, the group hosted chapters in over a dozen major cities, and influenced much of the 1980s and ‘90s underground. More than simply a history of a revolutionary subculture, Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society serves as a “How-To”manual for pranksters, artists, adventurers, and anyone interested in rampant creativity."