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Sister Cities Park on Logan Square is nestled between Swann Fountain and the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.


Dilworth is the host of large tented events as well as awareness campaigns for brands and non-profits. In the sum- mer, it has dancing fountains and a great lawn. In the winter, Anello says the Rothman Ice Rink and Cabin, Wintergarden Maze, and the Deck the Hall Light Show in the park make it perhaps the coolest place in Center City at which to hold a winter party.


Planners can host an event in the Rothman Institute Cabin and purchase group tickets for their guests to skate. Some planners have hired figure skaters to perform on the ice and then skate along with attendees. Planners also can hire instructors to teach skat- ing lessons to anyone in their group who might be interested in learning.


If it is too cold to skate, fire pits offer an outdoor area in which to gather and warm up with a cup of hot cocoa, cider or a glass of mulled wine.


Planners can take advantage of the cold and have a professional ice carver transform a block of ice into a sculp- ture before their guests’ eyes while they watch through the glass walls of the Rothman Cabin. Colorful lights and topiaries accent the Wintergarden, pro- viding a festive location for a cocktail party, dessert station or a photo op.


John F. Collins is a perfect location for an outdoor ceremony, reception, first look or engagement. Sister Cities Park is a popular family destination and hosts birthday parties year around.


In the event of inclement weather, all of the spaces at the Center City District parks can be tented.


Peddler’s Village Lahaska, PA


At Peddler’s Village, Ann Lipcsey, assis- tant director of sales, says that a room with four walls and no windows is bor- ing, and encourages planners to think outside the box and bring their guests to a place that will delight all of their senses.


“In Peddler’s Village, all of our meeting rooms have amazing views of our award-winning gardens,” notes Lipcsey. “There isn’t a person in the world who can sit through an eight-hour meeting without their eyes - and sometimes attention - wandering. Here, you can see something pleasant and beautiful to rejuvenate your mind and spirit! Groups also can take breaks outside to meander the gardens and along our red brick paths. A breath of fresh air is


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