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Philadelphia Site Visit: August 13-14, 2014
After a welcome at
the Betsy Ross Bridge, an escort to the hotel. photos above: Mayor Michael A.
Nutter |
Lunch.
What else but cheesesteaks at Pat's Steaks. photo: Philadelphia CVB |
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Wells Fargo Center. photo: Philadelphia 2016 |
Xfinity Live. Mayor Nutter tweeted "great venue for events." photos: Philadelphia 2016 |
Welcome at the Philadelphia Convention Center. photo: Philadelphia 2016 |
photo: City of Philadelphia |
Touring the Philadelphia Convention Center.
photo:
Mayor
Michael
A.
Nutter |
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Chocolate
donkey from Chocolate by Mueller. photos:
Chocolate by Mueller |
Reading Terminal Market. photo: City of Philadelphia |
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Day 2 all photos: Philadelphia 2016 |
Lunch at the
National Constitution Center including an amazing display by Termini
Brothers bakery (you can just see the cake in the center above). |
A visit to the Barnes, including
a performance of Freedom Rising. |
Franklin Hall at The Franklin
Institute. |
Philadelphia Museum of Art. |
At the Philadelphia Museum of
Art, Mayor Michael Nutter gives a toast to wrap up the visit. |
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Cheers to Philly: Distilled in Philadelphia, Blue Coat Gin is an aromatic, locally-made dry gin that contains the perfect combination of certified organic botanicals providing the perfect base for classic martinis and other gin cocktails. Our Tastiest Treat: While our city’s #1 baked good brand has become a worldwide phenomenon, Tastykake still calls Philadelphia home with its headquarters located in the Navy Yard. Tastykake recently celebrated its 100th birthday! Man’s Best Friend: In 2009, Philly entrepreneur Seun Olubodun and his English bulldog, Duke, transformed Seun’s cosmopolitan upbringing in the UK into casual clothing line, Duke & Winston, for our city’s trend- setting men with a limited line for pups. Save Water, Not Soap: Duross & Langel’s soap and skin care products are the result of age-old family recipes, common sense, and the most skin-friendly formulations possible. Locally-made in Philadelphia, all products are handmade and cruelty-free. One in a MELEion: Top Philadelphia hairstylist Giovanni Mele’s signature hair care line, G Mele, features sulfate- free, anti-aging products leaving Philadelphian’s with age-defying locks. The line is available at his signature salon, Giovanni & Pileggi. Drink & Dress Up: Art in the Age boutique and gallery sells specialized and handcrafted goods like organic spirits and designer apparel. Their popular “Artist T’s” feature the works of local Philadelphia artists. Artisan Classic: After three brothers emigrated from Italy to Philadelphia in 1939, the original DiBruno Bros. opened in the heart of today’s Italian Market in South Philadelphia. They now have five city locations and are a city favorite. Caffeinating Crowds: Todd Carmichael and Jean Philippe Iberti unveiled La Colombe Coffee’s first four flagship “Classic Blend” in 1994 in Philadelphia, PA. Their coffee was soon sent to locations coast to coast, or wherever culinary elite appreciate the idea that “taste always trumps novelty”. DJ-Turned-Designer: The iconic 611 Records on South Street helped inspire 611, a men’s clothing and accessories brand. Although the brand is unique to Philadelphia, founder and designer DJ Nigel Richards was heavily influenced by international style through his worldly travels as a techno DJ. Wussification: After his infamous accusation of America becoming “A Nation Of Wusses” because of the cancellation of a snowed-out Eagles game, former Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell’s entertaining memoir, A Nation of Wusses, takes a look back at his life of service and the decisions where he didn’t wuss out. Tailored Philly: One of the finest clothing retailers in Philadelphia since 1938, third-generation family-owned Boyds treats each and every customer like an elite member of society and offers the highest quality brands for men and women including custom made suits and designer shoes. Dressing Our Divas: Dressing the women of Philadelphia to look professional and stylish, Nicole Miller’s threads don the backs of many of the city’s ladies at charity galas and law offices. Sweet Tooth: No need to search tirelessly for gourmet desserts, the Sugar Philly Truck makes it possible for even the busiest of Philadelphians to enjoy a sweet treat on the go stopping at iconic spots in Philadelphia followed by a frenzy. A STARR is Born: If you’re enjoying one of the best meals of your life any given day in Philly, it’s likely you’re dining at a Stephen Starr restaurant. With 21 restaurants in hometown Philadelphia and 32 across the country, this creative restaurateur paved the way for Philly’s restaurant renaissance. |
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