With approximately 20 years of operation under each former brand name at its point of departure, Brûlée Catering begins serv- ing a wide array of prestigious venus at which it is the exclusive foodservice provider, including: National Constitution Center, Please Touch Museum at Memorial Hall, Independence Visitor Center, Independence Seaport Museum, Masonic Temple of Philadelphia, and Carpenters’ Hall.
Approaching its 30th anniversary in 2012, Philadelphia Hospitality is non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the city as a world-class destination by providing unique and distinctive cultural experiences for its clients. Philadelphia Hospitality offers one-of-a-kind, exclusive access to the city and its rich collection of cultural and historic treasures.
Extraordinary Meetings & Special Events The Franklin Institute
For information please contact the
Facility Sales Department at 215.448.1165 or visit our website at
www.fi.edu/tfi/info/rentals
As a founding culinary family in Philadelphia, Di Bruno Bros. legacy has been built on providing an experience defined by great food and great service. From their gourmet shop on Chestnut Street to their new space at the Ardmore Farmer’s Market in the suburbs, Di Bruno Bros. offers private event space as well as off-premise catering.
Winner of the 2008 World Series MVP award, Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels and wife, Heidi were on the red carpet in September as part of their annu- al fund raising campaign called “Diamonds and Denim,” which raises funds for The Hamels Foundation. The foundation gives thousands of dollars to schools in the city as well as to children in Africa. This was the third annual installation of the event, which took place at the Crystal Tea Room with more than 850 people in attendance. It included both silent and live auctions, and several members of the Phillies were in attendance.
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222 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 215.448.1165
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The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) is the nation’s first school of art and offers one of the best collections of American art found anywhere in the world. A perfect combination of modern and classic, this museum will simultaneously amaze, impress and delight.
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