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On Sunday, March 3, 2013, G Philly and the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society hosted the third annual LGBT Night at the PHS Philadelphia Flower Show. This year’s event theme, “God Save The Queens” paid homage to the 2013 Flower Show’s “Brilliant!” interpretation of British gardening. Guests were treated to the royal antics of the queen of Philly’s drag scene, Martha Graham Cracker, and enjoyed signature cocktails from Pinnacle Vodka and Palm Bay. Synergetic Sounds kept things lively throughout the night and guests left with a bag of goodies all their own. G Philly gratefully acknowledges PECO for its generous contributions to this festive occasion. Photos by HughE Dillon
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On February 8, 2013, Philadelphia magazine honored its 9th Annual Trailblazer Award recipient, Dr. Audrey E. Evans, co-founder of the Ronald McDonald House and St. James School. A private luncheon was hosted by XIX at Hyatt at the Bellevue. Among the invited guests were noteworthy women of influence from the Philadelphia area, and friends and supporters of The Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House. In honor of her many accomplishments and contributions, Lagos presented Dr. Evans with a breathtakingly beautiful Derby, buckle bracelet. Philadelphia magazine gratefully acknowledges Cancer Treatment Centers of America, Lagos, Robertson’s Flowers, 14 Hands, and Casa Papel for their contributions to this memorable occasion.
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On January 10, 2013, wedding industry professionals gathered at the all-new Petah Bashano Event and Floral Design showroom to celebrate the launch of Philadelphia Wedding’s Spring/Summer 2013 issue. Guests enjoyed signature bites by Chef Jean-Marie Lacroix of Brûlée Catering and themed cocktails by Pearl Vodka amidst an extraordinary décor showcase. Visit phillymag.com/weddings for more from Philadelphia Wedding. Photography by Campli Photography.
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Innovation was the name of the game at Philadelphia magazine’s first-ever ThinkFest, held on November 30 and December 1, 2012 at The Rittenhouse Hotel. A keynote conversation with restaurant visionary Stephen Starr kicked off the two-day event. The region’s brightest minds convened for discussions centered around the future of Philadelphia, covering topics such as technology, science, art, and Philly’s food scene. The conversation doesn’t just stop here—keep it going! #ThinkFest. Presented by Philadelphia magazine and Beneficial Bank. Sponsored by Subaru and Drexel University’s LeBow College of Business. Hosted by The Rittenhouse Hotel. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes.
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