June 01, 2023
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During Pride Month, several Philadelphia bars are selling colorful drinks as part of Cocktails for a Cause; $1 from each drink sold will be donated to LGBT organizations.
This Pride Month, people can support LGBTQ organizations by tasting the rainbow at numerous bars in Philadelphia and its suburbs.
Cocktails for a Cause, an annual fundraiser hosted by FCM Hospitality, returns this June with a lineup of speciality cocktails that each represent a color on the LGBTQ+ flag. For each drink sold, $1 will be donated to the William Way LGBT Center and The Attic Youth Center, two nonprofits that support the city's queer communities.
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The specialty drinks are on sale from Thursday, June 1 through Friday, June 30. FCM Hospitality also is throwing a Pride Month celebration on Saturday, June 17 at Dickinson Square Park. The outdoor festival runs from noon to 6 p.m. and features music, food and cocktails, including the Orange Mango Margarita, which is being sold as part of Cocktails for a Cause.
The drink, made with house tequila, triple sec, orange, mango and lime, will be available during the Parks on Tap pop-ups held at Schuylkill Banks (through Sunday, June 4) and Dickinson Square Park (June 14-18). It also is being sold at Walnut Garden, a new cocktail garden in Rittenhouse Square.
The other drinks included in the promotion (and their corresponding colors) can be found below.
• Red: "Jewel," at Harper's Garden, made with Aquaviva Cachaca, Bacardi Silver, hibiscus, ginger and lemon
• Yellow: "Seasonal Sangria," at Juno Philly, made with tequila, peach schnapps, white wine and orange juice
• Green: "Ecto Cooler," at Concourse Dance Bar, made with Stateside Vodka, melon liqueur, Red Bull, pineapple and lime
• Blue: "Out To Sea," at Dolphin Bar, made with blueberry vodka, blue curacao and lemonade
• Purple: "Mary Got A Band-Aid," at NoChe, made with Stateside Vodka, heirloom tomato water, pressed horseradish juice, balsamic, citric acid and butterfly pea
• White: "Day At The Beach," at Lola's Garden in Ardmore, made with coconut whiskey, pineapple, pomegranate, lemon, coconut and Lambrusca
• Pink: "Vodka Raspberry Lemonade," at Liberty Point, made with Stoli raspberry vodka, raspberry liqueur and lemonade
• Teal: "The Dog House," at Craft Hall, made with Stoli raspberry vodka, blue curacao, pineapple, orange and club soda
• Brown: "Pick Me Up," at Morgan's Pier, made with dutch chocolate vodka, Kahlua and coffee
• Black: "Margarita Negra," at Rosy's Taco Bar, made with Patron Silver, triple sec, lime, agave and activated charcoal
The William Way LGBT Center, founded in 1974, supports the city's LGBTQ community through peer counseling, educational programs, support for seniors and recovery meetings. The Attic Youth Center, which formed as a youth group in 1993, provides mental health counseling, life skills classes, community engagement and free meals for LGBTQ kids and teens.
For information about making reservations at the participating bars and restaurants, visit FCM Hospitality's website.
June 1-30
Times and dates vary | Pay-as-you-go
Philadelphia and the suburbs
