Bok is a beehive of creativity and entrepreneurship. Occupying an entire city block, the 340,000 sq ft historic landmark in South Philadelphia is home to over 200 businesses, from glassblowers to a preschool, ESL classes to tattoo artists, interior designers to jewelry makers, and so much more. Nearly 700 people bring the building to life each day, working and collaborating in a dynamic ecosystem.
The rooftop bar draws over 100,000 visitors annually, while another 50,000 attend events hosted within Bok’s walls. This year, our earliest tenants celebrated nine years of growing alongside us, while new members joined the hive, adding their unique talents to the mix. We welcomed The Tailored Collective, a queer and gender-affirming bespoke tailor; Hilo Fiber Bar, a 3D textile string and sip workshop; The LAW Bridal, a wedding gown designer and atelier; YUNS Hardware, a curated hardware store of everyday tools and supplies; and a fresh class of animators, illustrators, designers, visual artists, amongst others.
Every hallway, workshop, and studio pulsed with activity this year, a testament to Bok’s spirit of innovation, collaboration, and creativity—an ever-growing hive of possibility.
of businesses started in a home office or studio 1/2 of businesses are woman-owned 56%
3 in 5 building employees walk, bike, or take public transportation of businesses are under 5 years old 22%
39% of people who work at Bok live in South Philadelphia
74%
of the building is occupied by artists, makers, and creatives
20% of the building is leased to non-profits
1/5 of businesses are minority-owned Bok business categories
348,000 ft2 of building space
City Hall
Independence Hall
Bok
“Bok is like a mini city within the city. The Bok/Scout staff are incredible – fully supportive of our mission, our staff, and our patients. The building is full of interesting history and architecture. It is a very caring and supportive environment.”
Corinne Lagermasini, Executive Director, South Philly East (SoPhiE) Health & Wellness
“Getting to lease a space at Bok 5 years ago was a small bit of luck that’s turned into so much more, and it’s no small exaggeration to say that it’s changed my life.”
Tom Rudnitsky, Vidal
“I love that I get to see my friends and meet new people at Bok all the time. There’s always something going on and something to be a part of. Being in the studio all day can feel very solitary, and knowing that I can walk out of my door and see people, collaborate, and celebrate with one another— that’s a special gift.”
Claire Downes Whitehurst Artist
“Many of our families live in the Bok neighborhood. I love that it is a community and microcosm of interesting businesses, artists, and services. We are happy to be a part of it and contribute to it.”
Sara Trindade Philly InMovement
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this year @ bok
key accomplishments
Our work on Bok is never done, and we’re proud of the projects tackled and milestones reached this year.
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New Trees
Some of you may recall that last year’s Yearbo[o]k was dedicated to our “giving tree” on Bok’s stoop, which we said goodbye to along with the tree in our beloved dog park. After much research and consultation, we were excited to have two new trees planted! These trees not only bring some natural beauty to our street scape but also symbolize growth and renewal for the building. As they mature, the new greenery will provide much-needed shade, improve air quality, and create a more vibrant, welcoming atmosphere for everyone who visits.
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Fully Leased (again!)
While we see a lot of moves within and into the building every year, some larger vacancies were filled in 2024 with our new largest-scale tenant, Philly InMovement. This is a testament to the incredible community Bok attracts and fosters. This year, we also hit a new milestone with a record-breaking 578 leasing inquiries—the highest number to date. We’re so grateful for the continued interest and support from our community inside the walls of Bok and beyond and can’t wait to see all the amazing work our community members continue to create and share.
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Governor Shapiro Visit
On May 22, 2024, on the second day of the Great American Getaway RV tour, Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor Davis made seven stops across Philadelphia to promote small businesses, highlight key historic landmarks that tell the story of our shared history, and launch a series of events leading up to the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. One of those seven stops was Bok, where they, along with the Visit Philly team, toured several small businesses, including Remark Glass, Firth & Wilson Transport Cycles, and Greenly Plant Company.
recognitions + awards
We’re thrilled to see the amazing work of our community and partners getting the recognition it deserves — and we’re always grateful for opportunities to share this work. Here are some of the accolades they earned this year!
Congress for the New Urbanism Conference SCOUT
In May 2024, founder and managing partner of Scout, Lindsey Scannapieco presented a session on adaptive reuse at the Congress for the New Urbanism’s 32nd national convening in Cincinnati, OH. CNU’s flagship annual event gathers policymakers, planners, urban designers, developers, and advocates to debate and discuss trends and challenges related to building places people love. Using Bok as a case study, Lindsey’s session “Old School, New Ideas” delved into the impact of a nationwide school closure crisis, the challenges of adaptive reuse of a school building, and the value of incremental, community-centered development, offering a framework and model to apply in other cities.
Philadelphia Magazine
Best Wedding: Bridal Designer The LAW Bridal
Chef’s Table Thai Cuisine Episode
Nok Suntaranon, Bok Bar Partner
Presente Media
A Space for Cultural Rebirth for the Latine Community in Philadelphia Bok
Elle Magazine
14 Best Cleansing Oils to Unclog Pores and Easily Remove Makeup Sabbatical Beauty
Eater Philly
Best Holiday Desserts in Philly Machine Shop & Second Daughter
Philadelphia Magazine
150 Most Influential People in Philadelphia
The Creator’s Creator Lindsey Scannapieco
James Beard Awards Leadership
Down North Pizza, Bok Bar Partner
New York Times
22 of the Best Bakeries Across the U.S. Right Now Machine Shop
New York Times
Our 50 Favorite Places in America Right Now
Sweet Amalia, Bok Bar Partner
Lindsey Scannapieco at CNU
“It is a bit moving to think that the Bok Building still stands after its discontinued use as a school and that the space is still being used for the community’s benefit. Not everything needs to be destroyed, new life can be brought to these spaces. Here, new communities can be birthed, and with that new opportunities are created.”
The Bok Building: A Space for Cultural Rebirth for the Latine Community in Philadelphia
buzz about: bok
From design to food and festivities, the team behind Bok’s operating businesses grabbed headlines in 2024.
BOK & BOK EVENTS
Lightbox Film Center finds a new home at the Bok Building
Where to Sit When You’re Out & About & Around Philadelphia
Ken Weinstein wants to bring a version of South Philly’s Bok Building to Nicetown
Local author’s novel ‘The Sicilian Inheritance’ loosely based on relative’s murder
Things to do in Philadelphia this weekend: Monster Jam, Broad Street Run
How the breakfast taco won over Philadelphia
WOMEN BUILD IT
Music videos for – and by – Philadelphia artists will play at the Bok Building later this month
Following UArts closure, Lightbox Film Center is now an independent nonprofit
The most festive holiday markets in Philadelphia
La Expo Tianguis y Posada connects generations of Latino businesses in Philly
BOK BAR
The Best Rooftop Bars In The World
7 Best Rooftop Bars and Restaurants in Philadelphia
The 12 Best Philly Restaurants for Outdoor Dining
Memorial Day Weekend 2024 in Philadelphia: 30+ Events, Fests & Exhibitions
IRWIN’S
Craig LaBan’s favorite meals, dishes, and other food highlights of 2024
The Resy Guide to Splurge-Worthy Dining in Philadelphia
The Best Spritz Cocktails of Philadelphia
Her great-greatgrandmother was murdered in Sicily. Now Philly’s Jo Piazza is trying to solve the mystery
The 31 Best Views in Greater Philadelphia
5 Unique Outdoor Venues in Philadelphia
“[Minimal Chaos] has woven Middle Eastern treasures into the local fabric, making a striking impression on the neighborhood’s tapestry.”
“The workshops here [Weaver House] are an almost sacred space, where newcomers and longtime members of the city’s fiber and craft communities come together to learn the craft of weaving.“
“[Machine Shop] uses a fresh modern approach to hone its French classics.”
buzz about: bok community
Our community really knows how to get the town talking!
Here are just a handful of the local and national media mentions Bok businesses received this year.
ALL CAPS
Zara Dropped the BuzzerBeater Collaboration of the Year
Hypebeast Flea New York
Vendor Spotlight: ALL CAPS STUDIO
AMY NOVINSKI
Adult Students, Get Ready for These 2024 Summer Intensives
POINTE
ARTXSTITCH
Black History Month exhibit at Philadelphia City Hall celebrates untold stories
BANDIT
From DIY to nationwide: How Bandit built its vegan cheese business
BEEHIVE
2024 Family Favorite Honoree – Playspace
BLACKSTAR
The BlackStar Film Festival Has a Mission, and Plenty of Ambition
11 films you should not miss at the BlackStar Film Festival
BOTTLE UNDERGROUND
Local innovators divert glass from the landfill
CHAR AND WHISKERS
Philly Favorites 2024: Silver Best Pet Store, Bronze Best Place to Buy a Gift
DEACON HOSPITALITY GROUP
YOWIE named one of the 100 Best New Hotels in the world
Around the World in Seven Beds: Getting Eclectic at YOWIE Hotel
DIADORA
Diadora Returns to Japan for the Third Pre-Order of the Latest 2024
GARCES FOUNDATION
Garces Foundation annual fundraiser brings local talent together for a good cause
HILO FIBER BAR
Hilo Fiber Bar is a string and sip class in South Philadelphia that allows you to try your hand at creating 3D textiles.
JEFF RUBIO
Toy Stories
KLIP COLLECTIVE
KLIPXXI: Klip Collective’s Been Keeping It Weird for 21 Years
LOBO MAU
Siblings run Philly fashion business inspired by their Brazilian heritage
MACHINE SHOP
Philly’s James Beard-Honored Restaurants, 2019 to 2024
MILES TABLE
Here Are Four New Additions to Philly’s Food Scene
MINIMAL CHAOS
Minimal Chaos brings maximum delight to East Passyunk Avenue
“All Caps Studio has been pumping out some of the most unique, imaginative, and kindhearted ‘TANGIBLE IDEAS AND OBJECTS’—to use its studio motto—for over half a decade...with uninhibited creativity coursing through every piece.”
The 215: Sabbatical Beauty, El Idrissi Judo Academy, Eric the Puzzler, Lavett Ballard
47 May Beauty Launches Our Editors Can’t Get Enough Of
Glow Like Never Before With These 27 Asian-Owned Beauty Brands
SEAMAAC
Philly’s oldest and largest refugee founded non-profit, SEAMAAC, holds toy drive
SECOND DAUGHTER
Philly’s Absolute Best Cookie
It’s the People Who Make Philadelphia’s Best Restaurants Worth Traveling For
“You can’t go wrong [at Second Daughter Baking Company], but the giant fudge brownie is a particular winner.”
TUFT THE WORLD
New Tufting Book Launch at Booked on World Book Day
Tuft the World is selling rugs designed by TikTok influencer Grey Prince
Philly artist redefines handmade’ with tech-driven rug-making to ease physical strain
THE WELCOMING CENTER
Welcoming Center gets $1 million grant to expand job preparation for immigrants
The Latino Christmas market returns to Bok, this time with mixed feelings about what the next 4 years can bring
TWO PERSONS
This School Turned Coffee Shop is an Adaptive Reuse Gem
UGLY ART
Rising Star Director Elijah Crawford Reveals ‘The Cure for Depression’ with Legendary Philadelphia Film Debut
WEAVER HOUSE
South Philly weaving studio/ yarn shop teaches the slowest kind of fashion
new faces + spaces
In 2024, Bok continued to see consistent growth within our tenant community. Tenants expanded into larger spaces, consistently filled our event spaces, and built on our local community tenfold. Tenants like Ars Nova Workshop, Cambodian American Girls Empowering, Echo Metals, Gnome Architects, Laos in the House, Philly InMovement, The Tiny Jeweler, and Weaver House, among others, grew their spatial footprint within the building. We supported these many expansions through a “relocation tetris” as needed by our tenants and their growing needs.
We also welcomed many wonderful new members to our community including a queer and gender-affirming bespoke tailor (The Tailored Collective), a 3D textile string and sip workshop (Hilo Fiber Bar), a wedding gown designer and atelier (The LAW Bridal), a curated hardware store of everyday tools and supplies (YUNS Hardware), as well as a new class of animators, illustrators, ceramicists, visual artists, and lighting designers — while our earliest tenants celebrated nine years at Bok!
Yuns Hardware
Weaver House
Hilo Fiber Bar
community community
seniors in the building since 2015-2017
Abby Schwartz
Associates
AJ Clarinets
Amazulu Collections
Ars Nova Workshop
Art Sphere
Big Sound
Blair Brothers Music
Bok Bar
Bottle Underground
C.A.G.E
Chris Reed
Colin Lenton
David Guinn
David Morgan
David Papp
Done & Dusted
Donna Wells
Emily Eichelberger
Federation of Neighborhood Centers
Firth & Wilson Transport Cycles
seniors community
KG Strong
Klip Collective
Kyle Cook Laos in the House
Madlab Entertainment
Malanie Bilenker
Mallory Weston
Mangrove Media
Lauren Lyles
Leslie Abend
Lobo Mau Designs
Machine Shop
Forever Valentine Tattoo
Franklin & Whitman Fringe Salon Garces Foundation
G. Kellum Gnome Architects
Irwin’s Isaac Lin
seniors in the building since 2015-2017
Maria Eife
Matt Stanley Photo
Miles Table
Philips Black
Project P.L.A.Y. School
Remark Glass Revival Letterpress
Ryan Johnson
Sam Oberter Photography Scout
Shira Walinsky
Steve Boyle Photo
StevieChris
Stover Ceramics
Studio Kitchen Consulting
Toner Architects
Vivas Music
seniors
Forever Valentine of Forever Valentine Tattoo
juniors in the building since 2018-2020
1HP Entertainment ALLCAPS STUDIO
Alex Wasserman
Andrew Mead, Ben Sibley, Cory J Popp
Astrobus Media
Aubrie Costello
Bandit
Beehive @ Bok
Bevy of Objects
Bifocal Creative
Blackstar Projects
Caroline Kunka
Crisco & Frisco
Deacon Hospitality Group
Design Manifest
Diadora U.S.
Dindga McCannon
Dragonfly Audio Post
Echo Metals
Elizabeth Bergeland
juniors
Elliot Reynolds
Ellyse Bendillo
Ficks Music
James Dybvig
Jeff Rubio
John (JT) Kane
Kara Howland
Kate Dannenberg
Lea Colie Wight
Linda Dennin
Lynn Snyder
My ND Integrative Health
Myriad Magnetic
Ohm Family
Chiropractic
RGA Associates
Rachel Pierson Art
Rebecca Asch
Redshift Sports
Lace in the Moon
Marcelino Stuhmer
juniors in the building since 2018-2020
Rider Ceramics
Roantree Weavers
Robert Boone
Room Shop
SKOVES ART
Sabbatical Beauty
Scipio’s Commercial
Cleaning
Shira Friedman
Sierra Barela
Smith & Diction
Streets Dept
Studio Incamminati
Sweetwater Portraits
Symone Salib Studio
T. Kahres Jewelry
Texture Florals
The Tiny Jeweler
Two Persons
Uh Huh Art Objects
Vidal
WC Pottery
Wag Days
Weaver House
Wyss Wellness Center
Ceramicist Jeff Rubio, photo by Peter Sherno
sophomores in the building since 2021-2023
A.Filomena ARTXSTITCH
Alexander Tominsky
Amy Novinski
Anthony DeMelas
Aubrey Levinthal
Black Cat Design House
Bok Events
Bouffants and Broken Hearts
Cannuscio Radar Family Foundation
Catt Fields White
Char & Whiskers
Claire Whitehurst
DG Printlab
David Campbell
Days Away Creative
Dice
Emily Stroud
Emma Vieser FABSCRAP
sophomores community
Four/Ten Media
Girls Inc.
Gladney Hall
Greenly Plant Co
Jacob Zelenkofske
James Bailey
Jason Killinger
Jen Riley
Jessica Lawrence
John Quick Ceramics
Kinfolk Bride
MarkoArt
Haiama Beauty Co
Holly Simple Studio
Hyde Guitars
Jack Kubizne
Mendelssohn Chorus of Philadelphia
Mighty Writers
Minimal Chaos
Mural Arts Philadelphia & Southeast by Southeast
sophomores in the building since 2021-2023
Nazeer Sabree
Nicole Aro
Noni
Overhead Mgmt
Parcel Island
Pet Riso Studio
PhillyWisper
Possum Creek Games
Queens Vintage Guitars
Rita Carroll
Ryan Putnam
Sarah Rachel Brown
Second Daughter Baking Co.
Solidarity Stained Glass
Studio 1935
Studio Bladel
Surry Hills Stones
The Bowery Presents
The Chicken
The Craftship
sophomores community
The Deli Collective
Theodore Harris
Tony Havrilla Tuft the World
Ugly Art
Valerio D’Ospina Vessel Garden Wearwell
WebShop GiftShop Welcoming Center for New Pennsylvanians Wild Chairy Yamanya Natural
You Wraps Yuvaroo Studio
freshmen in the building since 2024
YUNS Hardware
Elissa DeFranceschi
FLOX Studio
Gina Triplett
HamsaMade
HiLo Fiber Bar
Kelechi’s Novelty Cartoons
Lily Xie
Mae Krasniewicz
Molly Egan
Phebe Corcoran
Philly InMovement
Ricardo Maldonado
The LAW Bridal
The Tailored Collective
Wax Poetic Clothing
Illustrator Molly Egan
Multimedia artist Elissa DeFranceschi
community collaborations
Collaboration is key to Bok, and our community members are always finding ways to work together. Teamwork makes the dream work!
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ALL CAPS STUDIO + Room Shop
All Caps Studio collaborated with a number of amazing businesses this yearincluding our own. All Caps teamed up with another Bok creator, small batch accessories designer Room Shop, to create a series of whimsical bags and charms. All Caps also developed a series of Bok merch for our team, including water bottles and silkscreen printed totes inspired by Bok’s past and future.
2 StreetsDept + Art Outside
Bok tenant Conrad Benner (aka StreetsDept) co-released the second season of Art Outside, a podcast from WHYY that dives deep into the diverse and dynamic artworks adorning our streets, explores the state of Philadelphia’s creative landscape and ponders our collective future. This season featured Bok tenant Nicole Nikolich, also known as Lace in the Moon, a Philadelphiabased installation artist specializing in intricate crochet creations.
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Rider x Romolini collab
Ceramics artist Lauren Rider and tattoo artist Chris Romolini of Forever Valentine Tattoos collaborated on a “modern take on an ancient art” by combining tattoo illustration with functional ceramics. The ceramics were hand painted and expertly gilded with gold and glaze, and the pieces were exhibited at a “SURFACE + FORM” art exhibit at Bok in May of 2024. The pieces were sold to community members both in person and via online sales, and allowed the ceramics and tattoo artist communities to meet and mingle.
community impact
Our building community continues to be one of our greatest strengths, inspiring us more each year. Here are some standout moments from 2024:
1 Garces Foundation
In 2024, Garces Foundation saw significant growth, with enrollment up 30% from the previous year. Nearly half of the students reported pay raises thanks to their improved English skills, highlighting the program’s real impact. The foundation’s dental clinic also made a difference, treating over 800 patients. By addressing both education and healthcare, Garces Foundation continues to drive meaningful change in the communities it serves.
2 Mural Arts x Streets Dept x East Gym
In February, the East Gym played host to a contribution for the 2024 PHS Flower Show. The project titled Remember to Water was a stunning mural created by Mural Arts and curated by Bok tenant Conrad Benner. It featured the work of three talented local artists—Tai Corriente, Melissa Rothman, and Natalie Flor Negron— showcasing their creativity and connection to the community.
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SEAMAAC
For the 2024 holiday season, SEAMAAC proudly distributed over 800 toys to children in the community, marking a significant milestone in their efforts to support local families. This was the largest toy collection to date, and Bok was a close partner in collecting and publicizing these efforts. The event brought joy to hundreds of children in our neighborhood and continued to foster a sense of community and care as we worked alongside our longterm community partner.
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Bok Events
Bok Events donated space rentals for over 300 community events this year, drawing in over 20,000 guests and donating and discounting over $200,000 in space donations to support local causes. Key partners included Southwark School, Puentes de Salud, El Comité, and SEAMAAC. With notable events like “Southwark Got Talent” and a Día de Muertos sugar skull workshop, Bok Events continues to play a central role in fostering community engagement.
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events
We host events, big and small, nearly every day across our venue spaces. From our flagship internal events like Open Studios, B[L]OK Party, and Alumni Day to rentals that bring together communities from near and far—whether across the street or across the globe—we’re proud to be a gathering place for all kinds of people and occasions. In 2024 we hosted 338 community events and 56 events with external partners.
bok open studios
Open Studios grows with us each year as we welcome more members into our building community. This has expanded our fan base, with visitors eager to climb all nine floors to meet the artists, makers, and small business owners who call us their work home. New this year, we added an extra hour, opening at 5:00pm to encourage attendance for all ages at our favorite building-wide celebration.
B[L]OK party
“Hot town, summer in the city…” Our annual B[L]OK Party marks the start of summer, taking place shortly after the school year ends. It’s our chance to invite friends, families, and neighbors—both from inside and outside the building—to join in on this South Philly-inspired celebration. We ate, danced, sipped, and shopped alongside neighbors and pals, right on the 800 block of Mifflin.
alumni day
The Wildcats of Bok Tech HS came back in style for this year’s Alumni Day! Though rain moved us off the roof, we kept the energy high in the Boys Gym with a former classmate DJing and an official Bok Tech roll call, welcoming alumni from the 1980s to 2013!
Pesta Nusantara: An Indonesian Gala
The Oxtail Exchange & Friends
SEAMAAC Roots of Happiness Holiday Party
KLIPXXI
Music Video Showcase
Ugly Art Film Shoot
community events
$215K donated
community events
Beyond the SEA Market
Each year, Bok renews its commitment to serving the community by offering discounted and donated event space, as well as collaborating on events that align with our mission and values. We continue to strengthen our partnerships with key community organizations to ensure these collaborations are mutually beneficial. Through this, we are able to share our versatile spaces for fundraisers, gatherings, and community initiatives, amplifying the collective impact of all involved.
A few highlights from 2024 include:
• Mural Arts collaboration with Streets Department
• Music Video Showcase
• Lightbox Film screenings
• Made @ Bok Markets
• New + Old Dreams Record Fair
• Dia de los Muertos
• Com.Unity Events
• KLIPXXI
Proposal Athena Global Advisors All Staff Meeting
Philly Story Fest Candlelight Concert
external events 25K
visitors to bok attracted
events with external partners
Be Well Philly
Through our event rentals, we engage with a diverse range of clients who choose our spaces as the backdrop for everything from fundraisers and panels to photo shoots, proposals, athletic events, and craft markets. More than just a venue, they also connect with the Bok community that shares the space. Whether for small or large-scale events, from our hallways and Auditorium to the West Gym and terraces, we’re always excited to welcome new groups and share this special place.
A few highlights from 2024 include:
• Red Ball Tennis
• Breakwater Studios Film Shoot
• Philly Story Fest
• Candlelight
• Trans Art Market
• Fiber Craft Market
• Mpact Innovators PK Slam
rooftop
irwin’s
From soirées to sardines, Irwin’s had an eventful year in 2024. Highlights included hosting incredible events such as the NYE Bash, the Irwin’s x Bar Brutal (Transaldente) collaboration at Fort Mifflin for Making Time, and Mr. Budd’s Cookout—a fundraiser for the Diabetes Association of America in honor of Executive Chef Michael Ferreri’s late uncle, Wayne. In addition to these memorable occasions, Irwin’s celebrated its busiest summer season to date and broke its reservation record. As part of the Bok community, the team cherishes seeing so many guests at their events or joining them for dinner. They look forward to another year of slinging champagne and doling out caviar!
Michael Ferreri Executive Chef
Ervis Kullolli
Chef de Cuisine
Taylor Fellerman
General Manager
Michael Lancaster Wine Director
Caitlin
Dagle
Lead Server & Event Coordinator
Manager
Damián Langarica Beverage
Meghann Ferreri Hospitality Consultant
bok bar
This year up on the roof was the biggest and boldest to date. Season 9 featured the longest run yet, stretching a full 30 weeks from April to the early days of November. It was jam packed with happenings, performances, and countless reasons to spend time together. While there were many new faces, much of our beloved Bok Bar staff returned for another great season of gathering, celebrating, and sharing moments together in front of the city’s most beautiful views.
Food Partners
April
Darnel’s, Cafe fare with Italian & French influences
May
Jezabel’s, NW Argentine
June
Puyero, Venezuelan
July
Down North, Pizza
August
Korea Taqueria, Korean Mexican eats
September
Gabriella’s Vietnam, Vietnamese
October
Sweet Amalia, Oyster farm + market
Monthly Event Residencies
Sunset Drag Show
Brittany Lynn & her Drag Mafia
Salsa Night
DJ Big George + DJ Vspice
‘Boot Scoot’ Country Line Dancing
DJ Hugo Max + Giddy Up Philly
Ian Kingsbery General Manager
Joana Moono Assistant General Manager
Special Events
Cosmic Rhythms Party
BWC Sounds
Making Time
Dave P. + Caribou
30 week season
7 food partners
25+ free events hosted on the roof
100k bar guests came through our doors
60% of our team has been with us for 3+ years
75% of food + event partners were Woman or Minorityowned businesses
