At Media is now Cohere, a creative agency on a mission to build better cities through the power of design, and we want to celebrate with you! Join us at our launch party on Wednesday, August 9th, 2017 at the Spring Arts Pop Up.
We're taking over the Spring Arts Pop Up for a summer evening to celebrate with friends, enjoy local food and drink, and support improvements in Philadelphia. Join us and mingle with urbanists, real estate professionals, and the design community right next to one of Philly’s exciting projects - the Viaduct Rail Park. All proceeds from the launch party will go to benefit Philly’s own non-partisan, urbanist political action committee, 5th Square.
Founded in 2014, 5th Square operates as a team of volunteers, activists, and small donors working to create positive change for our public spaces, transportation, and politics. Some of its goals include tripling parks & greenspace funding, starting city-wide street sweeping, and bringing the “Vision Zero” initiative to Philadelphia.
Your ticket includes:
- Support for goals like more parks for the city and creating cleaner, safer streets
- Open bar featuring Philly's own Second District Brewing and Hale & True Cider
- Free newly branded Cohere swag
An after party will be hosted nearby at W/N W/N.
Thanks to the fine folks who are helping us pull it off:
Arts + Crafts Holdings - As the developers of the Spring Arts neighborhood, this team is all about supporting the arts community, preserving history, and creating a vibrant new urban district. These Spring Arts fanatics love their city, their neighborhood, and everything that makes Philadelphia home.
Spring Arts - The up-and-coming neighborhood along Spring Garden Street and the former Reading Viaduct from 8th Street to 13th Street.
Second District Brewing - With uncompromised quality and unconventional ideas, these brewers are serious about beer and doing right by our city.
Hale & True Cider Company - Opening their doors this winter, Hale & True wants to make better cider standard. Their sessionable ciders are made from local Pennsylvania apples.