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.

Miss Redd is a brassy, sassy Broadway showgirl. She just celebrated her 2 year anniversary and one year in the Philly Drag Mafia. A real-life Cinderella, she sings live, sews her own costumes, and runs away from men as quickly as possible.

Stefani Steel is a star slutted queen on the rise, she loves to give beauty and fashion all while doing a high-energy number with kicks and splits and drops!

Asia Monroe - Looking for that Classic Timeless Drag? Miss Asia Monroe is your Lady! She is one of Philadelphia’s fabulous entertainers. Ever since starting her Drag career a little under 4 years ago, she has been performing all over the Tri-State and United States, being part of the new generation of drag she still carries the old school roots of drag.

Brittany Lynn has been performing all over Philly and the tri-state area for 25 years. She is not only the "Don" of the Philly Drag Mafia, but she also founded the Miss Fancy Brigade (the only all LGBTQIA Mummers Brigade) that proudly marches every New Year's Day in the parade.

Originally opened in 2006, Fond grew from a BYOB with 28 seats to one of Philadelphia’s prime restaurants with more than 50 seats, a stellar bar program, and a full wine list.

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.