Join 5th Square members and friends for our rescheduled Holiday Party at 990 Spring Garden on Thursday, May 5th from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, where we'll be holding off our Third Annual Urbanist Awards ceremony!

5th Square will be presenting awards to members of our community for their outstanding contributions to Philadelphia’s urbanist movement in 2021.

Since 2014, 5th Square political action committee's all-volunteer team has been hard at work supporting candidates for public office who support our mission, and then holding them accountable between election cycles for building a city that works for all Philadelphians—with safe streets and sidewalks for pedestrians and cyclists, high-quality affordable transit, abundant housing choices, and high-quality public spaces in every neighborhood. 

Come celebrate with other Philadelphia built environment activists, neighborhood and community leaders, architects, planners, builders, and sustainability advocates at the urbanist holiday party of the season!

Complimentary drinks and light fare will be served.

Tickets will be $40 at the door ($30 purchased online).

Proof of vaccination is REQUIRED for all attendees.

Children ages 5+ who have completed both vaccine doses are welcome, free with admission. There will be a craft activity table and kid-friendly food.

Inquire at [email protected].

Come celebrate with other Philadelphia advocates at the urbanist holiday party of the season!

We'll also be presenting the winners of our annual Urbanist Awards! 

 Urbanist Changemaker of the Year: Leslie Richards, SEPTA General Manager
 City Staffer of the Year: Jennifer Dougherty, AICP - Manager of Long Range Planning, SEPTA
 Neighborhood RCO Champion: James Gitto, West Passyunk Neighbors Association
 Best Development of the Year: Spak Group - 5050 Baltimore Ave
 Urbanist Media Champion: Daniel Pearson, The Philadelphia Inquirer
 5th Square Volunteer of the Year: Cameron Adamez

We are also looking for event volunteers who will get free admission to the event, sign up here.

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The venue is ADA Accessible.

SEPTA Bus routes: 23, 43, 45, 61
Subway: Broad Street Line - Spring Garden Station (8 minute walk)