The PHS Philadelphia Flower Show is the nation's largest and the world’s longest-running horticultural event and features stunning displays by some of the world’s premier floral and landscape designers.

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS), an internationally recognized nonprofit organization founded in 1827, plays an essential role in the vitality of the Philadelphia region by creating healthier living environments, increasing access to fresh food, growing economic opportunity, and building deeper social connections between people.

Brûlée Catering by Chef Jean-Marie Lacroix is a premier catering company serving the Greater Philadelphia area. 

PHILADEPHIA - Spectra is an industry leader in hosting and entertainment, partnering with clients to create memorable experiences for millions of visitors every year.

Lokal Artisan Foods was founded in 2018 by Charisse McGill, who turned lemonade sales by her daughter into a fast-growing Philly-celebrated brand that now has two brick and mortar locations, a spice on grocery store shelves, two beer releases, and a brand-new French Toast Bites Coffee with Bean2Bean.

Yards Brewing Company has been proudly brewing in the City of Brotherly Love since 1994. We’ve grown from a garage-sized operation to our newest location — a 70,000-square-foot brewery and taproom at 500 Spring Garden Street. Philadelphia Pale Ale, Signature IPA, and Brawler, all nationally recognized ales.

Northern Liberties Business Improvement District was formed in 2018 to provide supplements to the municipal services of the City of Philadelphia; maintain a safe, clean, and vibrant commercial district for the benefit of the residents, users, and owners within the district, and to citizens of Philadelphia and the region.

Opera Philadelphia, the only American finalist for both the 2016 International Opera Award for Best Opera Company and the 2020 International Opera Award for Best Festival, is “the very model of a modern opera company” (Washington Post). Committed to developing opera for the 21st century, the company is recognized as “a hotbed of operatic innovation” (New York Times).

Rittenhouse Row is a 501-C6 non-profit organization that is a catalyst for commerce and community in the commercial district around Rittenhouse Square, from Broad Street to the Schuylkill River, from the Parkway to South Street.

Philly AIDS Thrift is a 501(c)(3) non-profit thrift store benefiting HIV /AIDS service organizations. It first opened a small shop on Bainbridge Street in 2005; it expanded to additional warehouse space in 2007.

My Local Brew Works takes a multifaceted approach to nano brewing with three areas of business — contract brewing, special events, and direct-to-public. Founded by 2020’s Home Sweet Homebrau Competition People’s Choice winners, Wayne Humphrey and Tim Montague, MLBW began in 2010 when the two started homebrewing in a Philadelphia backyard and never looked back.

About Bistrot La Minette… Owner Peter Woolsey established himself as one of the city’s most capable French chefs when he debuted Bistrot La Minette in 2008. The cozy restaurant, which he owns along with his wife, Peggy Baud-Woolsey, is a family affair: Peggy’s photos adorn the walls, and tables that Woolsey built with his father from wood reclaimed during the restaurant’s construction fill the glowing dining room. A comfortable private dining room is also available for gatherings of friends, family, or co-workers. Despite the beautiful setting,