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Center City District SIPS turns 21 Phillys favorite happy hour returns

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Center City District SIPS kicks off its 21st anniversary on June 4, offering exclusive happy hour specials in Philadelphia. Every Wednesday from 5 to 7 p. m. , participating bars and restaurants will serve $7 cocktails, $6 wine, $5 beer, and half-price appetizers. After 7 p.

m. , select locations will provide a 15% discount on dinner. Prema Katari Gupta, President and CEO of the Center City District, highlighted SIPS' importance in creating authentic connections among people. To celebrate the milestone, a pre-launch party will take place on May 21 at Dilworth Park, featuring an early-2000s aesthetic, live DJ, and giveaways. Guests aged 21 and older can attend for free, with ticketed upgrades available for those seeking additional perks.

Participating venues include well-known local spots like Attico Rooftop, Double Knot, and more. SIPS not only enhances after-work hours but also strengthens personal and professional relationships in the community.

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