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More than 800 people showed up at the Glen Foerd on Saturday for Jazz Age on the Delaware, Philadelphia’s newest summer pop-up.
The 1920s-themed event, modeled after the Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island in New York, took place outside the historic mansion on the Delaware River.
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Costumed attendees, dressed in their 1920s finest, set up picnics, played croquet, shopped the vendors selling vintage goods, and danced to the throwback sounds of Drew Nugent & the Midnight Society, the Red Hot Ramblers, the Gin Canaries and more.
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