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About Avenue of the Arts
The name "Avenue of the arts" originated from the strategy of former Mayor Ed Rendell to redevelop South Broad Street in Center City. The term has been extended to the city planners under Mayor John F. Street 'administration, in order to encourage further development in North Philadelphia.
Officially, the Avenue of the arts begins Broad Street and Glenwood Avenue, north of Temple University, Broad and runs south to Washington Avenue. Avenue South, and the art houses and concert halls, many respected urban theaters, among them is the Kimmel Center, Merriam Theater, Wilma Theater and the Academy of Music. University of Arts' campus is interspersed with various theaters and restaurants that stretch along Broad Street is, in fact several of their buildings, including the Merriam Theater, used for high power output, often with touring theater companies. Avenue South, and the art of one of the most widely-rich parts of Philadelphia, the second perhaps only the Rittenhouse Square.
The Avenue also has several museums and galleries, including the Fabric Workshop and Museum (FWM) and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA). PAFA is America's oldest, and the Museum Art School, founded in 1805, and boasts a collection of American art distinguish.
Many public services provided by SEPTA, including the Broad Street Line, more than one bus, regional rail link, Suburban Station and Market East Station, as well as stops in the vicinity of PATCO Speedlite Avenue and make the arts highly accessible to the entire Philadelphia, as well as visiting the nearby residents in surrounding areas Center City.