LOCATIONREPORT Philadelphia, PA
Once a Baptist Temple built in 1891, the new Temple Performing Arts Center on the campus of Temple University is now available for events
provider to the Please Touch Museum, is a full-service catering company, offering detailed event planning, an experienced team of culinary experts, exquisite menu creations and personalized service.
The Franklin Institute Science Museum, named for American statesman and inno- vator Benjamin Franklin, offers breathtak- ing spaces within a stimulating environ- ment that is both fun and sophisticated. For example, its rooftop deck overlooks the city skyline, Fels Planetarium is illumi- nated by celestial wonders, and Franklin Hall is home to a breathtaking marble rotunda.
All events held here benefit from the sci- ence museum's built-in parking garage, convenient location, and accommodating staff, as well.
caterer for the museum, Frog Commisary is experienced in transforming any affair into an elegant occasion through innova- tion and service.
third-quarter of 2012. The Hotel Monaco Philadelphia will be Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants’ second property in Philadelphia; the 230-room Hotel Palomar and adjacent restaurant Square 1682 near Rittenhouse Square opened in October 2009.
Upon completion, the new Hotel Monaco will feature a chef-driven, 120-seat restaurant and bar and approximately 12,000 square feet of meeting space.
In April 2011, Le Meridien, which is a 201-room Starwood hotel, will open with- in a block of the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Another 2,500 rooms are expect- ed to be added to the city soon after the convention center expansion is complete. Attached to the center is the 1,408-room Philadelphia Marriott Downtown and just minutes away is Doubletree Philadelphia and its recently renovated full-service meeting center - Assembly on Five.
In October 2010, the Sofitel Philadelphia debuted Liberté, a restaurant and lounge serving contemporary, French-inspired food and handcrafted cocktails in an urban chic setting. Bedecked in bold jewel tones of ruby and garnet and outfit-
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ted with dynamic, modern furniture, Liberté’s focal point is its oval-shaped central bar.
An extensive international wine list offers 26 varieties by the glass and wine flights that allow guests to experience three styles for the price of one. Beer lovers will enjoy a selection of craft and imported beers. The venue can accommodate around 100 guests, and is open for lunch and dinner daily.
Places to Meet
Whether planning for unique corporate galas and philanthropic productions or elaborate social functions, the Please Touch Museum at Memorial Hall has much to offer. Guests can sip cocktails next to a 70-foot flowing river, eat tea sandwiches in Alice in Wonderland's gar- den, take a spin on a 1908 Dentzel carousel or dance under the stars beneath a 60-foot majestic dome.
Featuring 156,000 square feet of event space, Memorial Hall is a historic building with the capacity to accommodate receptions for up to 3,000 guests. Max & Me Catering, the exclusive culinary
At the heart of Center City's thriving cul- tural scene, the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts offers a premier setting for the finest in musical presentations, theatrical performances and memorable special events. Its stunning architecture and design includes a soaring, 150-foot barrel vaulted glass roof. The center encompasses a city block and is home to the celebrated 2,500-seat Verizon Hall, the versatile 600-seat Perelman Theater, and the Academy Ballroom. This fall, Wolfgang Puck Restaurant and Catering will be coming to the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, as well.
The Academy of Music Ballroom offers traditional elegance and gracious enter- taining options in a landmark setting that overlooks the Avenue of the Arts.
Completely refurbished and restored to its original grandeur, its shimmering chan- deliers and hand-gilded walls of the ball- room help to create an oasis of refined luxury and a classic setting for holiday parities, receptions and celebrations for as many as 250 people.
Considered to be one of the wonders of the Masonic world, the Masonic Temple
As the exclusive evening
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