Event set up at The Penn Museum: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia, PA
formances. Groups can utilize Warden Garden, Stoner Courtyard and Mosaic Hall and Courtyard for casual, outdoor affairs.
“We have a host of worthwhile ideas to offer,” glows German. “Atmosphere and an abundance of theme tie-ins are valu- able to clients. Doctors like to correlate Egyptian history with their events. Sometimes a lecture is held here, fol- lowed by a docent tour and then dinner. Often, people really get into our world. They arrive dressed as Cleopatra or a Pharaoh. Or they hire appropriately garbed actors to greet guests. One organ- ization held an event in the Chinese Rotunda and transformed it into a cir- cus, complete with live trapeze artists, a contortionist and casino tables. It was such a good party with authentic carni- val flavor.”
Speaking of flavor, German commends Penn Museum’s exclusive caterer,
Restaurant Associates. “These creative chefs make each and every event unfor- gettable. Whether hosting a corporate extravaganza for hundreds, a quiet recep- tion or a gala filled with thousands of guests, they listen carefully to guidelines ad ideas. Then their imaginations take over to choreograph a menu that sur- passes expectation.”
Creativity is the spice of meetings. For an impeccably seasoned event that will go down in company annals, think out-of-the-ordinary when deciding on the host site for your next event.
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