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CENTER CITY DISTRICT PARKS The Natural Choice for Your Next Event

DILWORTH PARKHold Your Event on Philadelphia’s Center Stage

DILWORTH PARKBroad & Market Streets, West Side of City Hall

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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RENTAL PRICES, PLEASE CONTACT SARAH ANELLO AT 215.440.5507 OR [email protected]

Socialize next to a national historic landmark, alongside dancing fountains, stroll the lush lawn, get cozy in our sidebar café with views up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway – mingling can become magical at the center of the city.

WITHIN WALKING DISTANCEPhiladelphia’s major office district, the Pennsylvania Convention Center, major hotels, the Avenue of the Arts & the Masonic Temple.

DESCRIPTIONThis grand, state-of-the-art park promises a new standard for corporate, social and celebratory functions, and offers the flexibility to accommodate every need. Imagine your networking event, corporate or wedding reception or, milestone birthday party at the center of Center City, adjacent to historic City Hall.

DILWORTH PARK FEATURES

The FountainThe Fountain at Dilworth is water sculpture set in motion; its streams of water spout at random intervals--a lively accent to your festivities. The fountain jets can be custom-programmed at your discretion.

PNC TerraceLarge crowds find their comfort level at PNC Plaza, an inviting open space adjacent to the café, offering views up the Parkway to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This terrace can seat over 100 people, while the café makes room for 25 more. Make it your go-to place to forge collegial connections, present to large groups, put on a speaker series--all in tune with the rhythm of the city around you.

The Albert M. Greenfield LawnThis green space surrounded by seating areas offers endless ways to entertain. Whether you’re planning a company picnic complete with lawn games, a family circle picnic, an outdoor movie screening or a lunchtime concert, the lawn provides a splash of greenery in the city’s most vibrant new park.

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SISTER CITIES PARKA Splash Of Green Under the City Lights

LOCATED IN LOGAN SQUAREPositioned between the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, Swann Fountain and the Four Seasons Hotel. Within a short walk of The Barnes Foundation, Embassy Suites Hotel, The Franklin Institute, The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art and all major downtown office buildings. DESCRIPTIONAt the midpoint on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway between City Hall and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Sister Cities Park adds a picturesque swath of green to the heart of Philadelphia’s notable arts and cultural district. From here, panoramic views bring skyscrapers, historic cathedrals and museums into harmony, while the Sister Cities fountain, a unique representation of the world with Philadelphia at

its center, is close enough for adults to touch and children to run through. The fountain’s ten geyser-like spouts symbolize our ten sister cities, each positioned according to its global relationship to Philadelphia.

The Park also offers a Children’s Discovery Garden at the north end, with a children’s wading pool in warm weather months and an interactive play area when the weather turns cool.

The charm of Sister Cities Park lends itself to everything from children’s birthday parties to wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners, from uncommon celebrations to corporate teambuilding exercises. Whatever the occasion, consider this the quintessential spot for an event on the Parkway.

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SISTER CITIES PARK18th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway


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JOHN F. COLLINS PARKA Tranquil Oasis in the Heart of the City

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WITHIN WALKING DISTANCEWestin, Sofitel, Palomar Hotels, all major downtown office buildings, Rittenhouse Row shopping district.

DESCRIPTIONJohn F. Collins Park is a hushed, landscaped hideaway tucked within Center City’s bustling business district. Adjacent to one of Center City’s busiest streets, it can now

be a private haven for you and your guests. The entrance from Chestnut Street leads through a wrought iron gateway sculpted with whimsical animal life. Inside, you’re transported to a dreamlike garden defined by miniature fountains, blossoming flowers and cozy stone benches. This hidden gem is home to elegant cocktail parties, small receptions and intimate wedding ceremonies – making indelible memories along the way.

JOHN F. COLLINS PARK1707 Chestnut Street - Between Chestnut and Ranstead Streets


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For Additional Information please contactCenter City District 660 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia PA, 19106215.440.5500

WWW.CCDPARKS.ORG

Philadelphia’s Center City District extends this invitation to book your next special event at one of our city’s finest parks and plazas – ideal outdoor

settings that add character and personality to any spring, summer or fall get-together. From book

readings or corporate gatherings to wine tastings or weddings, come celebrate in signature style with the Philadelphia skyline as your breathtaking backdrop.

Photos: Richard Barnes, Eventine Design, James Ewing, KieranTimberlake, Caitlin Magarity, Kimberly Mufferi, Michael Spain-Smith, Spark, Peter Tobia, Jason Varney, Emily Wren

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