Fergie Part of Group Bringing Bar/Restaurant/Theater to Delaware River
Posted by Foobooz on May 4th, 2012

Fergus “Fergie” Carey (Fergie’s, Monk’s Cafe, Belgian Cafe, Grace Tavern and Nodding Head Brewery) is listed as one of the officers on the liquor license application at old High Pressure Fire Service Building at Columbus Boulevard and Race Street. The building was purchased last year by the Live Arts Festival/Philly Fringe festival management and a bright orange liquor license placard is now displayed on the former fire hydrant pumping station. The building will be the permanent home of Philadelphia Live Arts and will include:
- A 225-seat theater with flexible seating
- Two rehearsal studios to elevate artistic development
- A 2,000-square-foot restaurant/bar with a commercial kitchen
- A permanent Festival hub for audiences including a box office
- An outdoor plaza for performance and audience interaction
- Professional office and meeting space for administrative functions
Related: News, Opening Soon, Delaware-Riverfront, Fergus Carey, Live Arts, Philly Fringe, Philly Pump Station
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