You’ll recall that last year chatter was that PHS was going to POP UP with a beer garden at
3 Logan Square, at 18th and Cherry
Streets, but it never materialized.
Streets, but it never materialized.
Reports were that the plaza was under construction, but I’ve learned it was because Tower Bistro at 1717 Arch St, had already applied for the liquor license for the plaza and I’ve been told that only one can be issued per space. Yesterday it was granted to Tower Bistro who will have a permanent Pop Up space for you to imbibed outdoors. Now you can enjoy beer and much more spirits at 3 Logan Plaza, including sandwiches from Tower Bistro, which is owned by the same folks who run Top of the Tower’s Sky Brunch on the 50th Floor.
Michael Garden,Friends of the Rail Park
visited the Philadelphian on Monday and chatted about the project (as a spur goes right in front of our building, under ground) and the new Pop-up beer garden partnership with PHS this summer at 10th and Hamilton Streets.
Philly Mag has all the deets on it and the other one PHS is doing.As Oprah Would Say: You Get A Beer Garden, You Get A Beer Garden, You Get A Beer Garden
Did you know that Fairmount Park is planning Pop-up Beer and food concessions spots within the Fairmount Park system.
A list of potential parks and recreations sites are linked below:
- Aviator Park/Logan Square
- Paine’s Park (Franklin’s Paine Skatepark)
- Schuylkill Banks (between Walnut & Market)
- Water Works / Lloyd Hall, lawn area between the two along the Schuylkill river
- Lemon Hill Mansion (park also available if desired)
- Playing Angels (Kelly Drive)
- Sedgley Woods Disc Golf Course
- Mt. Pleasant
- Clark Park
- Belmont Plateau
- Japanese House & Gardens (Shofuso)
- Horticulture Center
- Smith Memorial Arch/Whispering Wall
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) Park
- Jefferson Square Park
- Hawthorne Park
- Penn Treaty Park
- Powers Park
From the press release: This innovative reuse of outdoor space invites people to experience an old Philadelphia tradition in the parks,
harkening back to the mid-19th century when German immigrants brought
‘biergartens’ to Philadelphians. The Mobile Food and Beverage Garden
program revives the old tradition with an original 21st century twist,
offering families throughout the City the opportunity to experience a
nearby food and beverage garden with their
friends and neighbors. Patrons and visitors alike will have a chance to
celebrate Philadelphia’s rich culture, history and beautiful parks while celebrating the city’s burgeoning status as a global food and beverage destination.
Congrats to Alex and Joey Conicella on their move to Dallas
Congrats to Christie Honigman who’s transformed her life
It’s a girl!!
On October 15th, 2016 The Abramson Cancer Center presents Philly Fights Cancer Round 2 with an amazing line up of entertainers: Comedian Tig Notaro, Jennifer Hudson and Lionel Richie at Legacy Youth Tennis and Education Center
