Instead of just hearing about our city’s storied heritage, this time we’re part of it. No matter your political preference or how hot and bothered you’re still feeling about how things turned out, Thursday night is a chance to watch history being made in Philadelphia.
Hillary Clinton — former Secretary of State, US Senator and First Lady — will one-up her remarkable resume by becoming the first woman ever to accept a major political party’s nomination as candidate for President of the United States.
Where can you catch a broadcast of the last evening of the Democratic National Convention? Lots of bars will surely have a TV or two tuned to the Wells Fargo Center, but there are several planned watch parties. Some of them are outside, so you can bring your own chair to a patio or a plaza. Some of them are in bars with just two TVs, some are in bars with more than 70. A few are paid events (and a couple are sold out), but many are free. There’s even a chance to catch the governor spinning tunes.
Check out the options below, and if you have another to add to the list, send it our way.
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