One of the most poignant galleries in National Liberty Museum is “Heroes of Liberty from Around the World.” It is graced by a two-and- one-half-story Flame of Liberty cre- ated by renowned artist Dale Chihuly. The room is encircled by three-dimensional dioramas made of photos and glass art, which honor courageous men and women from all walks of life from 55 nations around the world. Small events for 40 to 75 people can be held in this superb space.
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he Democratic National Convention (DNC) Committee, media outlets and many others experienced the richness of Philadelphia’smeet- ing and event venue offerings this summer.
A plethora of places were picked for singularity and exceptional support services during convention
week.Brûlée Catering played a major role throughout the DNC.
“We catered 78 special events over seven days at sev- eral of our exclusive venues,” says Nina Scimenes, communications and marketing manager for Brûlée. “AMajor LeagueMedia Party welcomed 10,000 guests to Citizens Bank Park on Saturday prior to the con- vention’s kickoff on
Monday.Around-the-clock service and four meals per day were provided at Independence Visitor Center for NBC and MSNBC
staffs.Its LibertyViewBallroomwas transformed into a green room for the Today Show’s Matt Lauer, Savanna Guthrie, Al Roker, Carson Daly and Tamron Hall. C- Span and CBS enjoyed food at National Constitution Center, one of our exclusive venues, while the Wall Street Journal celebrated the end of the week with a happy hour at the center, as well.”
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