Events Worthy Holland: Flowering the World


March 11-19, 2017 Philadelphia, PA - The 2017 PHS Philadelphia Flower Show, “Holland: Flowering the World,” celebrated the beauty and ingenuity of Dutch culture, from vivid flower fields to innovative eco-design, at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.


Started in 1829, the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is the nation's largest and longest-running horticultural event, and features displays by the world’s premier floral and landscape designers. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) is a nonprofit organization that connects people with horticulture. Proceeds from the show sup- port the work and programs of PHS (community gardens, planting of trees, greening vacant lots, and creating/maintaining public landscapes).


Sponsors of the 2017 Flower Show: Premier - Subaru; Exclusive -Bank of America; Official - AARP, Accenture, Acme, Bartlett Tree Experts, Belgard, Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Flonase Sensimist, and Green Mountain Energy; Supporting - Amtrak, FTD, and SugarHouse Casino; Contributing - Bath Fitter, Breck’s, Brent and Becky’s Bulbs, Cruise Planners, Espoma Organic, Fios, Global Home Improvement, LeafFilter, Mid-Atlantic Waterproofing, Stash Tea, and STIHL; and Official Media Partner - 6ABC.


Photo Credit: Mary Kupka


ILEA


April 12, 2017 Philadelphia, PA - Attendees gathered at the National


Museum of American Jewish History for ILEA Philadelphia’s night of networking and a wine and food pairing education.


Guests sampled wines from Popova Kula Winery as Sensational Host paired their


cuisine for each selection. Photo Credit: Jordan Brian Photography


Leona Davis, Little Pearls Design Stationary, Don Blyler, PAFA and Sarah Anello of Center City District


Erin Crofchick of the Westin Mt. Laurel, Bob Mills, Philly Event Group and Casey Rock, Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine


Popova Kula Winery owner Mid-Atlantic EvEnts Magazine 61


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