CONTENTS July • August 2017
Front Cover: Flyboys, the adult swim up bar at Aquatopia, the indoor waterpark at Camelback Lodge in Tannersville, PA in the Pocono Mountains Region (page 58)
PAGE 36 A-Z Party Rental Ltd. offers a wide range of extensive rentals for special events both big and small
FEATURES 11
photo credit: Pictures by Todd Photography
PAGE 54 The Chester County Culinary Challenge at the Desmond Hotel, Malvern, PA added some tequila to the event and created a Margarita mixology competition, as well
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Gaming Properties and Destinations Offerings and amenities at resort casinos throughout the region
Specialized Markets Associations, SMERF and sports-related groups
The Big Picture in Rentals Experts in the rental profession discuss how to handle big events
FAM Trips and Group Outings Creating memorable experiences for groups by utilizing the right resources
There’s an App for That! Can the concierge industry survive in today’s DIY world?
Hip Hotels and Hot Restaurants An inside look at some trendsetting places and spaces
EVENTS EXTRAS Roadshow: Pocono Mountains Region Event Security: Tips from Roberts Event Group
EventsWorthy MPI PHL Awards Gala
Chester County Culinary Challenge Pow Wow in Washington, DC
Location Report Pocono Mountains Region, PA Lehigh Valley, PA
EventMakers Calendar of Events
PAGE 74 Nectar, a hip restaurant in Berwyn, PA is available for hosting group outings and special events photo courtesy: Peter Breslow Consulting and Public Relations
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Escape to Camelback Mountain Happening In Events
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EVENTS MID-ATLANTIC July • August 2017
Gaming Destinations FAM & Group Tours
Association, SMERF and Sports Groups
Adult only swim up bar, Flyboys, in Aquatopia, the indoor waterpark at Camelback Lodge in Tannersville, PA
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