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Scarlett Alley’s Design Philadelphia Party, Tonight the Festival Wraps Up with a Fundraiser

October 18, 2013 by HughE Dillon
Scarlett Alley’s DesignPhiladelphia Event of cocktails & conversation with jewelry artisan Catherine Canino. 

SCARLETT ALLEY Bringing the new to OLD CITY, Philadelphia since
1993. Shop this neighborhood gem, nationally recognized for fab
ever-changing inventory with value & design, friendly service, free
gift wrap and worldwide shipping

 Gary Krause, Liz Scarlett, Angela Basolis, and Joanne Greico
 
 JOHN WIND MAXIMAL ART is sold at Scarlett Alley
 Catherine Canino Jewelry is designed and handmade with integrity, love and attention to detail in NYC by a team of craftspeople.
 Catherine Canino handmade pieces inspired by equestrian & nautical hardware have been a favorite of Scarlett Alley customers for many years
 Angela Basolis
Scarlett Alley also carries many other fun products, soap, china, scarves, and papery. It’s the only stationary store in Old City for invitations to events, weddings and special occasions.
 Richard Scarlett & Jeffrey Smith
Doreen & Kevin Creede
 
 Richard Scarlett, Jolyne Dalzell, and Catherine Canin

 

 DesignPhiladelphia is an important festival for the city, showcasing the
key role design has played in the history of the region. Tonight, the whole festival wraps with The Closing Party: A Fundraiser for Friends of the Rail Park,
a ticketed benefit party and presentation of conceptual designs by
Olin, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, and CVM for transforming the former City
Branch of the Reading Railroad into a public park.

At 6 p.m., join in a merry fundraising event and meet the design team and board of Friends of the Rail Park.
Contribute $75 per person, and learn about the incredible vision for a
three-mile long park along the Reading Viaduct east of Broad Street and
the submerged lines to the west.

From 8 to 11 p.m., show up for a festive fete to celebrate DesignPhiladelphia and the completion of this important festival. A $25
ticket supports the efforts of the rail park, too.
Thanks to PhillyChitChat 2nd shooter, Photographer Amit Gabai for shooting this event.