EventsWorthy Destination Delco


October 6, 2015 Drexel Hill, PA – For more than eleven years, Delaware County, PA has been known as Brandywine Country. But at a grand revealing it became time for a change. A change for the better for the County.The new branding, Destination Delco was presented to more than 200 officials, county council, meeting planners and celebrities at Drexelbrook through creative presentations, celebrity profiles and 5 new expe- riences.


These 5 distinct and exciting experiences, or places stretch from Philadelphia to the Brandywine and were designated as the Brandywine, Crossroads,Main Line, Main Streets and the Riverside and were defined with highway and interstate signs along with Drexelbrook’s cuisine matching the highlighted experiences.


Photo Credits:TomToohey Brown Photography andTracey Ahrendt,Michelle Lee Entertainment


Tore Fiore, Executive Director of Destination Delco flanked by Ed Kelly, Commissioner for SpingfieldTownship and Stephanie Kosta, Board Member for Destination Delco


Michelle Harris, Choice Party Linens, Sarah Mainhart, International Special Events Society and CORT Event Furnishings and Samantha Overstreet, El Poquito Restaurant


County Council Chairman,Mario J. Civera Jr. gets behind the wheel of a 1953 GM Roadster withVice Chair Colleen Morrone to celebrate the unveiling of Delaware County’s new tourism brand: Destination Delco! Back row, Councilmen Mike Culp, John McBlain and DaveWhite.The roadster is owned by artist George Rothacker of Radnor.


Andrew Economon and Danielle Rosamilia of Harrah’s Philadelphia


Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 49


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