Locations – Venues for Kosher Catering in Philadelphia, New Jersey, and the Delaware Valley
Over the last two decades, we have found and know over 86 sites in the Delaware Valley area — from ballrooms to barns, from intimate “house” spaces, to vast museums and halls.
Ask us and we will have an idea that suits your style as well as your budget.
Our job is to find the right space for the celebration and the celebrants.
We have many to offer our friends and clients.
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Franklin Inn Club | Philadelphia, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Physick House, Society Hill | Philadelphia, PA
Physick House, Society Hill, Philadelphia, PA. Another exceptional 18th Century masterpiece town house with garden. 20-75 guests.
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Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Powell House, Society Hill | Philadelphia, PA
Powell House, Society Hill in Philadelphia. Exceptional Philadelphia 18th Century masterpiece town house in superb condition – with garden. 20-95 guests.
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Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
The Racquet Club | Philadelphia, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Bartram’s Gardens | West Philadelphia, PA
Bartram’s Gardens, Grounds and House, West Philadelphia on the Schuylkill: woods, gardens, river, dells, farmhouse, barns, stables, dovecote. The biggest surprise that we have in Philadelphia – the country in the city. The nation’s first botanical gardens with restored early 18th century farmhouse with brick floored stables. Suitable for small and large receptions, weddings, and conferences. 25-200 guests. Tenting may be needed.
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Awbury Arboretum | Germantown, PA
The Cope family mansion and informal, well treed grounds. The house has a wrap-around porch useful for many indoor-outdoor parties. 50-200 guests with tenting.
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Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion | Philadelphia, PA
In Mt Airy Philadelphia area, an 1860s Victorian Museum House – period romance suitable for theme events, intimate receptions and weddings with a Victorian romance feel. Tenting may be needed. 15-100 guests.
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Sedgwick Theater | Philadelphia, PA
Sedgwick Community Arts Association in Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia. A converted film palace – with a sense of it being a “ruin” , fascinating with art gallery display. 80-300 guests.
Cliveden Mansion | Philadelphia, PA
In Germantown, Philadelphia; the seat of the Chew Family – an 18th century Georgian house. Coach house has been re-done for rentals. Informal garden and lawn. 40-120 guests.
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Renaissance Art Gallery Church | Philadelphia, PA
Renaissance Art Gallery Church in South Philadelphia, Fleisher Art Memorial. Amazing art surrounds you in a de-consecrated Italian Renaissance Church with sculpture, painting and mosaics. Modern gallery spaces co-join. Suitable for receptions, dinners, weddings. 50-150 guests.
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Trinity Cultural Community Center | Philadelphia, PA
Trinity Cultural Community Center is located on 22nd by Locust. A fine peaked roof church converted for general use. The minister supports many community activities. Fine space-very useful. 50-200 guests.
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University of the Arts Atrium | Philadelphia, PA
University of the Arts Atrium in Center City Philadelphia. Majestic, soaring space suitable for large receptions, dinners, weddings. Only occasionally available to a partner client. 100-300 guests.
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Powell House, Society Hill | Philadelphia, PA
Powell House, Society Hill in Philadelphia. Exceptional Philadelphia 18th Century masterpiece town house in superb condition – with garden. 20-95 guests.
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Physick House, Society Hill | Philadelphia, PA
Physick House, Society Hill, Philadelphia, PA. Another exceptional 18th Century masterpiece town house with garden. 20-75 guests.
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Art Galleries in Old City | Philadelphia, PA
Art Galleries in Old City Philadelphia. Modern and classic spaces. We know of several who are able to accommodate events. 15-100 guests.
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Moore College of Art | Philadelphia, PA
Moore College of Art on Logan Circle. Gallery spaces for an airy contemporary approach to a space. 50-150 guests.
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Ethical Society on Rittenhouse Square | Philadelphia, PA
Ethical Society Rittenhouse Square in Philadelphia. Two large rooms available for a variety of needs from presentations to receptions. Useful – not elegant. 50-200 guests.
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Carpenter’s Hall, Independence Park | Philadelphia, PA
Carpenter’s Hall, Independence Park in Philadelphia. Refined Georgian brick elegance – free standing in the middle of the park. Superb moments in history. 30-120 guests.
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International House, University City | Philadelphia, PA
International House in University City, Philadelphia. A variety of meeting rooms and larger halls. Suitable for meetings, presentations and receptions. 12-300 guests.
Mask and Wig Club | Philadelphia, PA
Mask and Wig Club is located in Center City Philadelphia. Feeling of a Rathskellar paneled bar-room with large upper floor with peaked roof. 45-175 guests.
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Philadelphia City Hall | Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia City Hall in Center City. Two fabulous rooms – the Mayor’s Reception Room – an 1880s formal space; Conversation Hall – a marble, formal peiod extravaganza. 50-300 guests.
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Sedgeley Club, Boat House Row | Philadelphia, PA
Sedgeley Club, Boat House Row in Philadelphia A small wedding catering site or Philadelphia rehearsal dinner site; perched over the rive with a light house over your head. Pleasant domestic club interior. 25-95 guests.
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The Rodin Museum | Philadelphia, PA
The Rodin Museum, the Parkway in Philadelphia. An exclusive wedding catering site; surrounded by the artist’s work. Unique exclusivity. Only available for corporate donors to the Art Museum. 50-300 guests.
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Sailing Ship on the Delaware | Philadelphia, PA
Sailing Ship on the Delaware in Philadelphia. A unique wedding catering site; a brigantine for a sail. What a unique event! 20-50 guests.
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Wagner Free Institute | Philadelphia, PA
Wagner Free Institute, North Philadelphia by Temple University. Victorian Museum of Natural History – a unique period experience – most useful for doctor and professorial meetings. 50-150 guests.
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The Painted Bride Arts Center | Philadelphia, PA
The Painted Bride Arts Center is located in Old City, Philadelphia. An informal arts wedding catering site; large performance space and associated modern galleries. 30-200 guests.
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The Print Center | Philadelphia, PA
The Print Center in Center City, Philadelphia. An informal arts wedding catering site; gallery space on two floors in the heart of the City. 15-100 guests.
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Rowing Clubs on the Schuylkill | Philadelphia, PA
Rowing Clubs on the Schuylkill in Philadelphia. An informal wedding catering site; informal facilities for indoor-outdoor parties, picnics. 25-250 guests.
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Swedish Historical Museum | Philadelphia, PA
Swedish Historical Museum in Roosevelt Park. Philadelphia unique wedding catering site; a superb great hall in Swedish manner with exciting, intimate gallery spaces with outrageously unique architectural styles. 50-200 guests.
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Society Hill Dance Academy | Philadelphia, PA
Society Hill Dance Academy in Society Hill, Philadelphia. An informal wedding catering site; a colonial townhouse refitted with sweepeing open spaces, hardwood floors, and focused lighting, windows galore. 10-100 guests.
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Society of Colonial Dames House on Latimer St. in the heart of Philadelphia
The lovely Pennsylvania Headquarters House on Latimer Street was designed by renowned Colonial Architects, Ritter and Shay, and was completed in 1921.
The inside of Colonial Dames – a wedding site for Philadelphia is painted in authentic colonial colors and beautifully decorated with period antiques, vintage paintings and historical artifacts. the House exudes a personality, style and warmth unprecedented in the Philadelphia area and provides a truly unique venue for your next event.
The House can comfortably accommodate small, intimate gatherings for 10 to 50 guests in a number of finely appointed downstairs rooms.
Ballroom for the House
120 guests for a reception in its beautiful upstairs ballroom.
The upstairs of the House is fully air conditioned for comfort during summer months.
The Society of Colonial Dames – who they are
The Society awards scholarships to outstanding students of American history and nursing, and welcomes new citizens. In addition, the Society’s historical research program is well known for its collection of historical data on Colonial times. The Society also contributes to the preservation of several homes. Stenton Mansion, Sulgrave Manor, Gunston Hall, and Dumbarton House.
The Commodore Barry Club | Philadelphia, PA
The Center also provides meeting and banquet facilities. We can accommodate groups ranging from 25 to 550 people. Consider hosting your next event, be it a bridal or baby shower, a christening, birthday or graduation party, wedding reception, or fund raising affair, at the Irish Center. Our elevator provides easy passage from the parking garage to the Ballroom for those who need assistance.
Andalusia on the Delaware | Andalusia, PA
Grand Federal Museum quality Mansion with magnificent period art and furniture. The seat to this day of Philadelphia’s Biddle family – the founders of the Second Bank. 40-100 guests. Tenting required for food service.
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Pearl S. Buck House | Perkasie, PA
Fine 1820s barn features unique architecture, stage with a fireplace, and cozy arched private seating area. Requires tenting on lawns. 40-130 guests. Garden tent: Up to 350 guests.
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On the Delaware Canal | New Hope, PA
Overlooking the canal by Sand Castle Winery. Neutral space. 40-120 guests with tenting.
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Aldie Mansion | Doylestown, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
James A. Michener Art Museum | Doylestown, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
The Lake House Inn Perkasie on Nockamixon | Perkasie, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Appleford Mansion | Villanova, PA
An elegant country estate, farm-house like, with superb grounds and gardens. Covered terraces. Suitable for many events and special occasions. 10-225 Guests.
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Bolingbroke Mansion | Radnor, PA
A number of small rooms with a flagged garden area in back. Magnificent secluded gardens that lead off the
back terrace include seasonal flowers, beautiful deciduous trees and evergreens. Up to 120 guests.
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The Willows Estate | Radnor, PA
A breathtaking 47 acre estate in Radnor with a beautifully restored Mediterranean mansion at the end of a long winding driveway. Sweeping vistas looking over a hollow with lakes and estate trees. 50-220 guests.
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Baldwin School | Bryn Mawr, PA
Was a palatial hotel designed by Frank Furness in the 1880s – great entrance hall and stairs with fine detailed adjoining ball room – wrap around wooden terraces. 100-250 guests.
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Riverbend Environmental Education Center | Gladwyne, PA
In a wooded gulley and hillside with a brook, a converted 1920s barn with some fine spaces, small outdoor amphiteater. 20-140 guests.
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The Grange | Havertown, PA
19th Century Country Victorian Welsh style house in casual and comfortable garden surroundings. A terrace esplanade makes it a joy for outdoor sit-down events. Church next door. 50-150 guests.
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Saturday Club | Wayne, PA
Tudor style space features a ballroom with hardwood floors, cathedral ceiling and fireplace; window seats; friendly and low key. A unique, informal wedding site. 40-150 guests.
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Freedoms Foundation | Valley Forge, PA
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, many varied sites in 105 acre campus, including a Chapel, Galleria and Ballroom. Well-maintained grounds, historic landmarks. 50-400 guests.
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Waynesborough | Berwyn, PA
A magnificent 18th Century Georgian style country manor and farmhouse. Needs tenting to complete. Unique wedding site. 50-150 guests.
See our tenting discussion.
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Saunders Woods | Gladwyne, PA
A 25-acre natural oasis for wildlife features open meadows and a steep forested stream valley. The historic 1800s barn with outdoor dining area is great for picnics.
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Bala Cynwyd Women’s Club | Bala Cynwyd, PA
French doors on all sides of a neo-Georgian ball-room, ante-room and small stage. 80-180 guests.
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TK Club | Conshohocken, PA
Typical early 1950s community hall with a huge bar downstairs, big screen TV, upstairs a large dance hall space – like a well maintained fire-hall. 100-500 guests.
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Union Fire Association Banquet Hall | Bala Cynwyd, PA
Typical and useful for simple occasions. 1500 square foot ballroom and newly remodeled bathrooms. Elegant lighting, lots of windows. 40-125 guests.
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Wayne Art Center | Wayne, PA
Our contemporary and state-of-the-art facility provides the perfect backdrop for a wide range of events for small gatherings, organizations or corporations. Celebrate while wandering through our spacious galleries, lobbies and light-filled studio spaces. Wayne Art Center is available for professional and personal events (up to 250 people). We offer unique and flexible floor plans for weddings, conferences, workshops, meetings and special celebrations.
Palmyra Harbor Club | Palmyra, NJ
The Hall at the Harbor, Southern New Jersey. A great 1930s building featuring an oversized brick fireplace, large deck overlooking the Delaware River and a gazebo. 50-150 guests.
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Barclay Farmstead | Cherry Hill, NJ
A restored, fully furnished federal-style brick farmhouse built in 1816, set on 32 acres. 50-150 guests – with added tenting.
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Haddon Fort-Nightly | Haddonfield, NJ
Converted classic clapboard, amphi-theater – church right in the middle of town: two floors, soaring room on second floor. 50-200 guests.
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Perkins Art Center | Moorestown, NJ
Country house setting, now an art gallery, three rooms that flow into each other. 20-75 guests for stand-up.
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Moorestown Community Center | Moorestown, NJ
Right in the heart of the village, many fine rooms and hall, extremely useful and adaptable. 20-300 guests.
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Smithville Mansion | Burlington County, NJ
Fine old stone mansion with excellent grounds, courtyard and spacious rooms. 50-225 guests.
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Merchantville Community Center | Merchantville, NJ
Pleasant space for a variety of events, like a fine VFW Hall in good shape. 50-160 guests.
Film Studio | South Jersey
Vast sound stage in old movie house. Contact us for more information about this unique venue. 200-500 guests.
Princeton’s Mountain Lakes House | Princeton, NJ
A superb setting with a secluded house surrounded by terraces. Deer on Lawn, sweeping view, cozy house, not pretentious. 50-125 guests.
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Princeton’s Fernbrook Manor Bed & Breakfast | Princeton, NJ
200 acre classic estate with lawns, manor house, manicured trees, antiques and ambiance. 10-100 guest using house; up to 300 guests with tenting.
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Stockton’s Prallsville Mills by the Delaware | Trenton, NJ
A converted series of 19th century mill buildings, very atmospheric. 50-300 guests.
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Haddonfield Historical Society House | Haddonfield, NJ
Haddonfield Historical Society House – Greenfield Hall. South Jersey catering site. Fine Victorian House with expansive terrace; tenting is needed for large event. 50-150 guests.
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Monmouth Hills Club, Highlands | Monmouth Hills, NJ
Overlooking Long Island Sound, Monmouth Hills Club, Highlands is an elegant wedding catering site in North Jersey. Magnificent views from a 1910 shingled sea-side club. Seats 150 guests.
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Rockwood Museum | Wilmington, DE
Rockwood Museum, a Wilmington historical wedding catering site. Built in 1851 in rural gothic style, use of picturesque grounds and conservatory. 50-250 guests in tenting.
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Delaware Art Museum | Wilmington, DE
Delaware Art Museum, a Wilmington historical wedding catering site; amongst the galleries. 100-1000 guests.
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Kalmar Nyckel Ship | Wilmington, DE
The Kalmar Nyckel is a 17th C. Reconstructed “galleon” looking ship – great atmosphere by the pier. Unique deck-top dockside reception. Up to 90 guests.
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Wallingford Community Arts Center | Wallingford, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Tyler Arboretum | Media, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Greystone Hall | West Chester, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Historic Waynesborough Manor | Paoli, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Springton Manor | Western Chester County, PA
Springton Manor in Western Chester County. A 19th Century manor with suite of fiine rooms, wrap-around country porch and tent in summer, nestled in the rolling hills of Chester County. 40-150 guests.
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Classic Dairy Barn | North Chester County, PA
A classic dairy barn in Chester Springs, North Chester County. It’s white, it’s big and it’s waiting for a Hoe-down. A Chester County wedding catering site. 100-400 guests.
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Kimberton Dance Society | Chester County, PA
Kimberton Dance Society, Kimberton in Chester County; a wedding catering site. 100 year old Victorian ballroom in the middle of an historic Chester County village. 50-150 guests.
Griffiths Hall, Ludwig’s Corner | Chester County, PA
Griffiths Hall, Ludwig’s Corner in Chester County; an informal Chester County wedding catering site. A large dance hall for more informal feel. 150-350 guests.
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Snug Hollow Farm | West Chester, PA
Snug Hollow Farm, located in West Chester, Chester County. Wedding Catering Site; a finished barn with tenting for larger groups, rustic and romantic.
60-200 guests.
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John J Audubon Center & Arboretum | Audubon, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Da Vinci Science Center | Allentown, PA
The Da Vinci Science Center can host a variety of events, including graduation parties, birthday parties for teens and adults, holiday parties, business meetings and interviews, reunions and school dances, industry fairs, cocktail parties, weddings, and wedding receptions.
Yardley, PA 19067-5810
Tel: 215 493-1707
Fax: 215 493-7717
Affiliation: Conservative
Rabbi: Jeff Pivo
Website: www.bethelyardley.org
Yardley, PA 19067
Tel: 215 493-8522
Fax: 215 493-3444
Affiliation: Reconstructionist
Rabbis: Howard Cove and Susan Schein
Website: www.kolemet.org
Bensalem, PA 19020-2194
Tel: 215 752-3468
Fax: 215 757-8660
Affiliation: Conservative
Rabbi: Jeff Schnitzer
Website: www.tiferethisrael-pa.org
Bensalem, PA 19020
Tel: 215 750-0604
Fax: 215 752-2340
Affiliation: Orthodox
Rabbi: Moshe Travitsky
Website: bensalemoutreach.com
Newtown, PA 18940
1444 Yardley-Newtown Road
Yardley, PA 18940
Tel: 215-497-9925
Affiliation: Lubavitch
Rabbis: Aryeh Weinstein
www.jewishcenter.info
Richboro, PA 18954
Tel: 215 322-9595
Fax: 215 322-8253
Affiliation: Conservative
Rabbi: Eliott Perlstein
Website: www.ohev.org
Doylestown, PA 18901
Tel: 215 348-5022
Fax: 215 489-1188
Affiliation: Reform
Rabbi: Gary Pokras
Website: www.templejudea.org
Levittown, PA 19057
Tel: 215 945-4154
Fax: 215 945-0279
Affiliation: Reform
Rabbi: Annette Koch
Website: www.temple-shalom.org
215-673-2511
Rabbi: Aaron Griver
Cantor: Roger Wechsler
President: Barry Stucker
Executive Director: Albert Seidman. T
610-667-1651
Rabbi: David Ackerman
Shaliach Tzibur: Harold Messinger
President: Joe Finkelstein
Executive Director: Grace Gershkoff
Email: BethAmIsrael@comcast.net
www.bethamisrael.org USCJ
610-896-7485
Rabbi: Jim Egolf
Rabbi emeritus: Henry Cohen
Cantor: Lilia Kazansky
President: Samuel R. Scott
Admin: Jill Cooper
Email: jcooper@bdavid.org
www.bdavid.org FRS
610-356-8700
Rabbi: Barry Blum
Cantor: Hilton Maze
Presidents: Richard Brody and Andrew Rosenfeld
Executive Director: Marilyn Vichnin.
Email: cbent715@yahoo.com C
P.O. Box 678, Uwchland 19480-0678
610-458-8550
Rabbi: Michael I. Charney
President: Linda Glazer
Email: biccpres@gmail.com
www.bethisraelpa.org USCJ
215-646-5806
Rabbi: Gregory S. Marx
Assistant Rabbi: David Gerber
Cantor: David Green
President: Jan Zauzmer
Executive Director: Elizabeth Hirsch.
Email: lhirsch@bethor.org
www.bethor.org FRS
610-933-5550
Rabbi: Rachel Brown
President: Kenneth Kulick.
Email: cbjoffice@verizon.net
www.congbj.org USCJ
215-887-8700
and: 1802 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422-1380
Senior Rabbi: Lance J. Sussman, Ph.D.
Rabbi emeritus: Simeon J. Maslin
Assistant Rabbi: Kevin M. Kleinman
Cantor: Amy E. Levy
Cantor emeritus: Richard Allen
President: Peter J. Soloff
Executive Director: Brian D. Rissinger
Email: brissinger@kenesethisrael.org
www.kenesethisrael.org FRS
215-922-1776
Rabbi: Fred Kazan
President: Norman J. Millan.
www.historickesherisrael.org T
610-696-7210
Rabbi: Eric Rosin
President: Brad Rappaport
Email: Shalom@kesherisrael.org
www.kesher-israel.org USCJ
610-649-7800
Rabbi: David Straus
Associate Rabbi: Ethan Franzel
Rabbis emeritus: Theodore Gordon and Max Hausen
Cantor: Marshall Portnoy
President: Chuck Forer
Executive Director: Melissa Johnson
Email: mjohnson@mlrt.org
www.mlrt.org FRS
215-508-0226/0263
Senior Rabbi: Linda Holtzman
Rabbi: Yael Levy
President: Dina Schlossberg
Administrative Director: Maria Paranzino
Email: president@mishkan.org
www.mishkan.org JRF
215-728-1155
Rabbi: Reuben Israel Abraham
Co-Presidents: Marvin Munstein, Sheldon J. Plam & Joan C. Vogin
Email: nerzedek@netzero.net USCJ
610-874-1465
Rabbi: Jeremy Gerber
Cantor/Educator: Steven Friedrich
President: Frances Sheehan
Executive Director: Joshua Laster
Email: exec@ohev.net
www.ohev.net USCJ
215-886-8000
Senior Rabbi: Robert S. Leib
Assistant Rabbi: Lawrence R. Sernovitz
Rabbi emeritus: Harold B. Waintrup
Cantor: Elena Zarkh
President: Joanne Kleiner Levin
Executive Director: Karen Kantor
Email: kkantor@oyrbetham.org
www.oyrtbetham.org FRS
215-283-0276
Rabbi: Joshua Waxman
President: Janet Karp .
Admin: Laurie Albert
Email: office@orhadash.com
www.jrf.org/orhadash JRF
215-627-6747
Senior Rabbi: William I. Kuhn. Associate
Associate Rabbis: Jill L. Maderer and Michael G. Holzman
Rabbi emeritus: Alan D. Fuchs
President: Frederick D. Strober
Executive Director: Roy Feinberg.
Email: rfeinberg@rodephshalom.org
www.rodephshalom.org FRS
610-356-5165
Rabbi: Peter C. Rigler
Rabbi emeritus: Mayer W. Selekman
Cantor: Patrice Kaplan
President: Barbara Mark
Exec Director: Ned Kripke
Email: admin@temple-sholom.org
www.temple-sholom.org FRS
610-275-8797
Rabbi: Joshua Kalev
Cantor: Elizabeth Shammash
Presidents: Meryl S. Raskin
Executive Director: Susan Z. Kasper.
Email: director@tbibluebell.org
www.tbibluebell.org USCJ
Allentown, PA 18104
Phone: 610-435-3521
Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion | Philadelphia, PA
In Mt Airy Philadelphia area, an 1860s Victorian Museum House – period romance suitable for theme events, intimate receptions and weddings with a Victorian romance feel. Tenting may be needed. 15-100 guests.
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Cliveden Mansion | Philadelphia, PA
In Germantown, Philadelphia; the seat of the Chew Family – an 18th century Georgian house. Coach house has been re-done for rentals. Informal garden and lawn. 40-120 guests.
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Andalusia on the Delaware | Andalusia, PA
Grand Federal Museum quality Mansion with magnificent period art and furniture. The seat to this day of Philadelphia’s Biddle family – the founders of the Second Bank. 40-100 guests. Tenting required for food service.
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Aldie Mansion | Doylestown, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
Appleford Mansion | Villanova, PA
An elegant country estate, farm-house like, with superb grounds and gardens. Covered terraces. Suitable for many events and special occasions. 10-225 Guests.
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Bolingbroke Mansion | Radnor, PA
A number of small rooms with a flagged garden area in back. Magnificent secluded gardens that lead off the
back terrace include seasonal flowers, beautiful deciduous trees and evergreens. Up to 120 guests.
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The Willows Estate | Radnor, PA
A breathtaking 47 acre estate in Radnor with a beautifully restored Mediterranean mansion at the end of a long winding driveway. Sweeping vistas looking over a hollow with lakes and estate trees. 50-220 guests.
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Smithville Mansion | Burlington County, NJ
Fine old stone mansion with excellent grounds, courtyard and spacious rooms. 50-225 guests.
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Bartram’s Gardens | West Philadelphia, PA
Bartram’s Gardens, Grounds and House, West Philadelphia on the Schuylkill: woods, gardens, river, dells, farmhouse, barns, stables, dovecote. The biggest surprise that we have in Philadelphia – the country in the city. The nation’s first botanical gardens with restored early 18th century farmhouse with brick floored stables. Suitable for small and large receptions, weddings, and conferences. 25-200 guests. Tenting may be needed.
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Society of Colonial Dames House on Latimer St. in the heart of Philadelphia
The lovely Pennsylvania Headquarters House on Latimer Street was designed by renowned Colonial Architects, Ritter and Shay, and was completed in 1921.
The inside of Colonial Dames – a wedding site for Philadelphia is painted in authentic colonial colors and beautifully decorated with period antiques, vintage paintings and historical artifacts. the House exudes a personality, style and warmth unprecedented in the Philadelphia area and provides a truly unique venue for your next event.
The House can comfortably accommodate small, intimate gatherings for 10 to 50 guests in a number of finely appointed downstairs rooms.
Ballroom for the House
120 guests for a reception in its beautiful upstairs ballroom.
The upstairs of the House is fully air conditioned for comfort during summer months.
The Society of Colonial Dames – who they are
The Society awards scholarships to outstanding students of American history and nursing, and welcomes new citizens. In addition, the Society’s historical research program is well known for its collection of historical data on Colonial times. The Society also contributes to the preservation of several homes. Stenton Mansion, Sulgrave Manor, Gunston Hall, and Dumbarton House.
Society of Colonial Dames House on Latimer St. in the heart of Philadelphia
The lovely Pennsylvania Headquarters House on Latimer Street was designed by renowned Colonial Architects, Ritter and Shay, and was completed in 1921.
The inside of Colonial Dames – a wedding site for Philadelphia is painted in authentic colonial colors and beautifully decorated with period antiques, vintage paintings and historical artifacts. the House exudes a personality, style and warmth unprecedented in the Philadelphia area and provides a truly unique venue for your next event.
The House can comfortably accommodate small, intimate gatherings for 10 to 50 guests in a number of finely appointed downstairs rooms.
Ballroom for the House
120 guests for a reception in its beautiful upstairs ballroom.
The upstairs of the House is fully air conditioned for comfort during summer months.
The Society of Colonial Dames – who they are
The Society awards scholarships to outstanding students of American history and nursing, and welcomes new citizens. In addition, the Society’s historical research program is well known for its collection of historical data on Colonial times. The Society also contributes to the preservation of several homes. Stenton Mansion, Sulgrave Manor, Gunston Hall, and Dumbarton House.
Saturday Club | Wayne, PA
Tudor style space features a ballroom with hardwood floors, cathedral ceiling and fireplace; window seats; friendly and low key. A unique, informal wedding site. 40-150 guests.
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Freedoms Foundation | Valley Forge, PA
Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, many varied sites in 105 acre campus, including a Chapel, Galleria and Ballroom. Well-maintained grounds, historic landmarks. 50-400 guests.
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Union Fire Association Banquet Hall | Bala Cynwyd, PA
Typical and useful for simple occasions. 1500 square foot ballroom and newly remodeled bathrooms. Elegant lighting, lots of windows. 40-125 guests.
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Kimberton Dance Society | Chester County, PA
Kimberton Dance Society, Kimberton in Chester County; a wedding catering site. 100 year old Victorian ballroom in the middle of an historic Chester County village. 50-150 guests.
Awbury Arboretum | Germantown, PA
The Cope family mansion and informal, well treed grounds. The house has a wrap-around porch useful for many indoor-outdoor parties. 50-200 guests with tenting.
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Tyler Arboretum | Media, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here
John J Audubon Center & Arboretum | Audubon, PA
Reservations for this site are through our partner Jeffrey A Miller Catering and Party Place – please inquire here