Meet the magazine features, including cover story Aaries. Enjoy performances by Aaries, healing sounds by Kuan Young, poetry by Kai Davis, vibes from Neptune XXI… and more.
Food. Drinks. Giveaways. Includes a copy of the Winter issue of Love Now Magazine. Early Bird tickets $20, Regular Tickets are $30, VIP $65 includes open bar and private seating via Eventbrite. All tickets include a copy of the magazine and refreshments.
Thursday, December 5, 2024 | 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at Fringe Bar (140 N. Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106) .
Love Now Magazine is a beacon of inspiration and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. We’re more than just a publication; we’re a vibrant community cultivating joy, hope, and love in its purest form, right at this moment, right where you are.
Amidst the puppets, art installations, and banners, the spirit of community love filled the park, casting a warm glow over the gathering. The air was alive with excitement, showcasing the unity and creativity of the Greater Philadelphia area.
Bush sees herself as a disrupter and change agent. “I create movement in community for people who are voiceless,” she says, “but it all comes from the grassroots.” For Bush, the ability to shift to fill the needs of those in her community is freedom. She believes that education and the respect it brings is freedom.
Auditing across the state helps to ensure our tax dollars are spent efficiently, an issue brought up by Philadelphia citizens in interviews outside City Hall by Love Now Media’s team of youth reporters. “I pay a lot of taxes,” said Raheem.
Together, they remind us that the best things in life come in their own time—love and success come with hard work. Tracey and Cheri Syphax do not take for granted that they get to enjoy the freedom they’ve earned along the way. Instead, like everything else, they share it.
A wise poet once wrote, “life for me ain’t been no crystal stair.” This could not be truer for a person who is justice-impacted. As a mother returning from incarceration, life is full of bumps, cracks, and splinters on stairs that bruise as they knock me down one step for every two steps that I climb. My journey from incarceration to stability has been a roller coaster ride since I returned to society nearly two decades ago.
Williams utilized his hardships as tools for success and grew a thriving social media platform known as Philly’s Motivation, posting 60-second videos that make people smile, whether through “a prayer or inspiring someone through grief, suicidal thoughts, or depression,” said Williams.
His messages were like little love notes to the community, spreading hope and optimism in challenging times.
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