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The Fillmore in Philadelphia also will fea- ture an intimate music club,The Foundry, on its top floor. Boasting state-of-the-art lights and sound,up to 450 concert goers will be able to dance and get close to the stage in this energizing space.


In addition,Circle Bar at The Fillmore will be a lively and upscale lounge and bar where guests can enjoy VIP service and enhanced benefits as part of their concert event. Located on the venue's second floor (with private entry), this exclusive lounge will offer top-tier cocktails and craft beers, exceptional service and an extensive food menu before, during and after concerts. Dedicated bar service, friendly hospitality, comfortable seating and private restrooms are just a few of the first-class amenities guestswill enjoy here.


Gretchen McHale, director of sales for The Fillmore, currently is booking the property for private events. “A corporate group is holding its annual awards cere- mony here for 200 guests.We actually can accommodate up to 3,000 people on site if all areas of our facility are used."


“This remarkable new space, I believe, fills a void in Philadelphia.,” she continues. “There are notmany special event venues able to hold so many people. It is thrilling to be part of the revitalization of this neighborhood, and Live Nation will add even more to its offerings here with the opening of a new comedy club in 2016.”


When planning upcoming events, consider the grandeur


and glory of prominent venues such as these. After all, a landmark location promises a milestone event.


Susan Shiber is a professional wordmonger


and public relations specialist who writes in Pottstown,PA.PAPR3101@verizon.net


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“Museums offer an experience and engage the attendees’ senses, which heightens their aware-


ness to what is around them. By creating positive memories during events, it will stick in their minds and create a lasting impression. Kare Anderson


of the Say It Better Center.com teaches us that the multi-sensory cues we feel influence how we react to a place, person and products.”


Pam Wynne, events by Travel and Transport and Ultramar Travel


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