It is one of the few programs in the region providing philanthropic support to artists across all disciplines, from costume and set design to music and theater.
“For food to progress in this city, we need to do something very radical,” he says. “We need a creative environment in which to grow, but we want to earn a customer’s trust so they come back. Each time they visit, it should feel like coming to a friend’s house.”
Chrismukkah Galley, a pop-up bar in Bakery Square on Penn Avenue, celebrates Christmas and Hanukkah in a 1,300-square-foot space made to look like the confectionery abode of Mr. and Mrs. Gingerman.