A new Wawa opened in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. FOX 29 cameras caught people entering the new wawa. Another new visual art exhibit opened at Philadelphia City Hall, and it examines the stories of trauma survivors. FOX 29’s Steve Keeley spoke to the artist who created the exhibit. The story of one such trauma survivor inspired the creation of the new exhibit. Read on to learn more about this new addition to Philadelphia.
philly-themed murals at new wawa philly
New Wawa Philadelphia has new, philly-themed murals. The new murals are inspired by the city’s rich history. As part of the celebration, Wawa is giving away free coffee and hot chocolate in the city’s market square. Also, this weekend, Wawa and AAMP will be hosting a collaborative art display at Franklin Square and the African American Museum. The creative display will help amplify the museum’s upcoming Anna Russell exhibition. Wawa will also be hosting a creative workshop, and these collaborative freedom events will continue through the weekend.
The new Wawa Philadelphia store has two murals that celebrate the city. These murals have been created by local artists in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program. The murals are located in the Wawa Philadelphia store’s seating areas, which overlook downtown. Other features of the store include vaulted ceilings and a living greenery wall. The store also offers free Wi-Fi and offers a variety of food and beverage options. The Wawa menu includes an extensive selection of sandwiches and hoagies, as well as new salad options.
Besides the murals, the Philadelphia Wawa also offers on-tap drinks and specialty foods. The molten lava-flavored “Liberty Latte” is one of the specialty drinks at the new location. The store opened on Dec. 14 and will celebrate its grand opening on Dec. 15. The first 200 customers will receive a free giveaway, while later, the festivities will begin.
Wawa Philadelphia celebrates Independence Day with a series of events. The Wawa Welcome America festival runs for 16 days and culminates on Juneteenth. There are free admission days to 36 museums and a Wawa Hoagie Day on Independence Mall. It’s a great time to visit the city and learn about its culture and history. And with free coffee all weekend long, why not try a cup?
Beer on tap at only wawa in city
Beer on tap at Wawa? Sounds crazy! But it’s finally happening. In Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, Wawa has made the move to keep up with Sheetz, a fast food chain that offers beer on tap. That’s right, Wawa will soon have beer on tap! You can start sipping a local brew, or get a bottled variety. The best part? The beer is only $2.
The Philadelphia Business Journal reports that beer will be available in Wawa stores in Philadelphia by 2022. The company did not elaborate on the timing, but CEO Chris Gheysens has promised to make it happen. The beer will be sold in select areas of the city. The company will only offer beer at two locations, and a four-pack will cost you $8. This will be a first for Wawa in the city, and a big step for the brand.
Wawa is also partnering with two local craft breweries to introduce new flavors. A collaboration with 2SP Brewing Company will feature the Winter Reserve Coffee Stout. This brew will also be available in bourbon barrel finish. In addition to partnering with 2SP, Wawa has two other fresh-brewed partnerships with Hardywood Park Craft Brewing Company in Richmond, VA and Coppertail Brewing Company in Tampa, FL.
While the first Wawa in Philadelphia will have beer on tap, a second one in Delaware County will soon follow. A Wawa in Delaware County will serve beer, but it won’t be sold until Monday. It’s the first Wawa in the state to have beer on tap, and it will also feature a 400 square foot seating area. Besides beer, the only Wawa in Philadelphia will have fresh prepared food, such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
In addition to beer, Wawa will now sell coffee and wine. The company has already started offering beer and wine in other states. In Pennsylvania, Wawa has locations in Chadds Ford, Emmaus, Blakeslee, Horsham, and other cities. The company has also expanded its brewing operations in the state. If you are in the area, check out a Wawa! You can also buy a cup of coffee at a Wawa!
Billboard in support of 2026 World Cup bid
A Billboard in support of the 2026 World Cup bid in Kansas City is being seen in the city’s downtown area. The city is one of 22 bid cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico, and is competing against other major soccer cities to host the tournament. Officials say Kansas City has a good soccer infrastructure and is a strong contender. The city is home to Sporting KC, a new women’s pro soccer team, and the Concacaf Gold Cup.
The bid is a major undertaking, but is a vital one for the city. The city’s economy will benefit from the World Cup’s revenue, which is expected to surpass the record revenues of 1994. The host committee is also concerned with the cultural impact of the competition, which is expected to bring more diversity to the sport. The billboard is a great way to raise awareness for the 2026 World Cup bid.
The campaign was led by a local businessman who wanted to support the bid. He hoped the ad would encourage people to support the bid, and the billboard’s design was a tribute to the city. The message is that the city’s residents are enthusiastic about the event. The 2026 World Cup will be the perfect venue for such a major international event. In fact, the billboard depicts the city’s history as a major international sports destination.
Currently, three soccer federations have announced their interest in hosting the 2026 World Cup. The United States, Canada and Mexico have all hosted Olympic football tournaments. Mexico City hosted the 2022 World Cup, while the United States hosted the 2010 and 1996 Games. The Atlanta Games were a record-breaking event for women’s soccer. It will be interesting to see if the bid reaches the desired level.
Location of new wawa philly
Philadelphia has one new Wawa in its plans. The company plans to open a stadium store in the city to sell beer, which is in line with the City’s bid to host the 2026 World Cup. It will be located at the foot of Platt Memorial Bridge, near the 26th Street entrance to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and about one and a half miles from FDR Park. The company already operates more than 850 convenience and retail stores throughout the country.
The 3,000-square-foot store on 16th Street opened in early 2020, replacing the flagship store at Broad and Walnut streets. It will be renamed Wawa Philadelphia. The company recently closed another store at Ninth and South streets, nearly five years after its grand opening celebration. Another Wawa in North Philadelphia closed in the fall, and a new location on 16th Street is in the works.
Located near South Philly’s sports complexes, the new Wawa will serve beer. The Stadium Store will also feature a gas station and a mobile ordering system. Those looking for a quick meal can now order from their mobile phones, which will allow them to enjoy the game with their friends. And the food is delicious! Wawa has many new items to offer. You’ll find them all near SEPTA stations.
A few years ago, a Wawa was located near the Franklin Mint. The building at 38th and Spruce Street is a former beer store. Since 2001, the closest Wawa to Philadelphia is located in Chadds Ford, Delaware County. The Philadelphia-area location is a staple in the Delaware Valley and the company has plans to continue expanding. It recently opened a Wawa on Landis Avenue in Vineland, near the intersection of Landis and Mill Road.
