
The new Dilworth Park: an amazing venue for a kickoff event.
(Photo by James Ewing)
We need your help. We can’t kick off Philly Tech Week 2015 presented by Comcast at Dilworth Park Saturday from 6-9 p.m. without you.
Celebrate technology and innovation at the Arcade @ Dilworth event. Check out the App Arcade, Maker Corner, listen to live music and more. This event is free and open to the public — and also family friendly! You can purchase an official Philly Tech Week T-shirt at the event for $10 and pick up a #PTW15 print magazine.
Don’t forget to visit the Rosa Blanca concession stand and beer garden (food and brews are pay-as-you-go, prices are $3 and up).
Dilworth Park is conveniently located near many SEPTA lines and public transportation is encouraged. Coming on two wheels? We’ll have free bike valets courtesy of Philadelphia Bicycle Rescue.
Live Performances
- 6:00-7:30: Pixel8ter
- 7:30-9:00: Dj CUTMAN
App Arcade
- The Attic Youth Center & Drexel University Digital Media
- Camden Segal
- Cipher Prime
- Cleaversoft
- Deep Dark Hole
- Dumb and Fat Games
- Entrepreneurial Game Studio, Drexel University
- Flyclops
- Ghost Crab Games
- Grimm Bros, LLC
- Match Em
- OriGaminc
- Paisley Games
- PHL Collective
- QuadraTron Games
- Semag Studio
- Skyless Game Studios
- SmartyPal
- The Tux Junior Development Team
- US2020 PHL
Maker Corner
- BambieBots
- Cardboard Fortress
- Department of Making + Doing
- The Hacktory
- Hive76
- InLiquid
- Jarvus
- LocoRobo
- MakePHL (with Photobot 3000)
- NextFab
- Robolancers
- The Sculpture Gym
- Universal Pictures
Community Programming
- 8bitX Radio Network
- Bicycle Coalition and Ride Indego
- City of Philadelphia
- Office of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy
- Technical.ly
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