Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of the Panda balloon at the ADK Balloon Festival.

We were happy to see Pandy the hot air balloon this year. Or maybe we should call it Persistent Pandy. This hot air balloon was the cutest of all the balloons at the 2011 Adirondack Balloon Festival. Unfortunately, on the day we were there, this hot air balloon never got more than just a few feet off the ground. It struggled, at first, between other inflating balloons and then against the winds.  Just before the sun set, and after what must of been over an hour of attempting to get Pandy fully inflated and into the air, the crew of this wonderfully shaped balloon decided to hold off and wait to try to fly again another day.

Just before the crew called it a day we were able to capture this 360° image of Pandy and onlookers at golden hour. Click on the image above to experience the Pandy hot air balloon interactive panorama. And, to see more from the 2011 Adirondack Balloon Festival visit our posts on Flecks Folly IV and 80+ Balloons at the Adirondack Balloon Festival.

The 2012 Adirondack Balloon Festival is scheduled for September 20-23 and will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. For more information on the festival visit the official Adirondack Balloon Festival website at: http://www.adirondackballoonfest.org.

To learn more about our virtual tour services and our Adirondack based virtual tour company please visit our website http://samuraivirtualtours.com. We’d love to hear from you and to have the opportunity to create a virtual tour of your venue or next event.

Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of the balloons filling at the ADK Balloon Festival.

This was our second day at the Adirondack Balloon Festival and what a difference we experienced compared to the day before! On the previous day the skies held grey and the weather didn’t offer any chance for the balloonists to launch. We feared the same would happen on this day.

Small openings in the clouds offered us some hope and then, when the official weather report was announced and the balloons where given the okay to fly, the entire airfield came to life. Balloon crews worked quickly to prepare their balloons for take-off. Yards and yards of colorful fabric was spread on the grass. Fans and burners roared as people waited excitedly to see the colors and shapes lifted into the sky. It was a bit crazy, things were very busy and most of the balloons were in flight so quickly you barely had time to take it in. Honestly, it felt a bit magical seeing the cloudy skies fill with reds, yellows, purples, shapes and people in floating baskets.

Click on the image above to experience a moment of the 2011 Adirondack Balloon Festival. From the perspective captured in this 360 degree interactive image you can see (and hear) the balloons being filled and in the distance others that have already taken flight.

You may also want to experience the 360 degree interactive panoramas we created of Flecks Folly IV and the Pandy hot air balloon.

Interested in attending the festival in person? The 2012 Adirondack Balloon Festival is scheduled for September 20-23 and will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. For more information on the festival visit the official Adirondack Balloon Festival website at: http://www.adirondackballoonfest.org.

To learn more about our virtual tour services and our upstate New York virtual tour company please visit our website http://samuraivirtualtours.com. We’d love to hear from you and to have the opportunity to create a virtual tour of your venue or next event.

Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of Flecks Folly IV at the ADK Balloon Festival.

Flecks Folly IV is, in our opinion, one of the prettiest looking balloons at the festival. It’s bright, cheerful colors were wonderful to see against the evening sky.

By clicking the image above you can experience the site and sounds of this balloon inflating during the 2011 Adirondack Balloon Festival. In the air above Floyd Bennett Memorial Field you can also see a few other balloons that had already taken to the air.

This image and audio was captured shortly after the announcement had been given that it was okay for the balloonists to fly and just a few minutes later over 80 hot air balloons were filled and flying over the airport. There was even a hot air balloon shaped like a panda!

To learn more about our virtual tour services and our virtual tour company in the Adirondacks please visit our website http://samuraivirtualtours.com. We’d love to hear from you and to have the opportunity to create a virtual tour of your venue or next event.

Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of the Carolers at the Inn in Jim Thorpe.

One of my favorite things at Christmastime is hearing Christmas carolers. As we were walking down the chilly streets of Jim Thorpe in December, to my delight there were carolers singing from the balcony of the Inn at Jim Thorpe across the street. We were able to capture some audio of their singing and create this 360 degree panorama for you to get a glimpse of what it is like to be there.

If you want to really experience being there we recommend putting on a wool hat, grabbing some hot cocoa, and lighting a holiday scented candle before opening the virtual tour. (Note: You may want to ditch the hat if you’re having a good hair day or at the office.) Otherwise, you can just enjoy the virtual tour of the Carolers at the Inn in Jim Thorpe on it’s own.

Visiting the Jim Thorpe Olde Time Christmas celebration is one thing we enjoy around holidays. What do you like to do during Christmas time? Feel free to share your best things to do or your favorite holiday spot! Maybe, we’ll have a chance to visit your favorite spot and create a virtual tour of it one day.

Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of the Grand Master Concert Organ.

Just outside the Lehigh Gorge Scenic Railway in Jim Thorpe, PA music, mechanics and whimsy all played in harmony during a recent visit from the Grand Master Concert Band Organ. This 8000lb automatic musical instrument is capable of over 3000 tunes. It was built over 5 years by American and European craftsmen and is made up of 500+ pipes, 9 moving figures (including a tuxedo clad conductor) and 2 five voice Italian accordions.

One can’t help but stop to look and listen when near this 20 foot long concert on wheels. Bright colors, moving figures and full sounds draw you in and make you feel like a kid in front of a magical Macy’s window display at Christmas.

If you’ve never had the chance to see it in person, or you’d like to experience it again, we invite you to click on the in image above to see a 360 virtual tour with music from the Grand Master Band Organ.

Have you seen the Grand Master Band Organ in person? Did it make you smile like it did us?

Interested in learning more about or renting “the worlds largest concert band organ traveling the US today? Check Dennis Robinson’s website: http://grandmasterbandorgan.com/.

Click the image to experience the 360 virtual tour of the Festival of Trees.

We had the opportunity to go on a trip this month to the Poconos in Pennsylvania.  When we go to the Poconos we like to visit the historic town of Jim Thorpe.  Since it was December, we were able to explore the town decorated for Olde Time Christmas.  The image pictured above is from one of the events called the Festival of Trees which was held in the Mauch Chunk Museum & Ballroom.  Each of the Christmas trees were decorated by different people, groups or businesses in the area. There were also local businesses in the Ballroom selling homemade scarfs, rare kids toys, among other interesting items.

Be sure to see the 360 virtual tour of the Festival of Trees and look for the hotspot arrows linking to more views in the Ballroom.

Click the image to experience the 360 image of Picture Perfect Greetings & IttyBitty Bows.

The town of Haddon Heights held their annual Fall Festival and Corvette Show on October 2, 2010. The event was sponsored by the Haddon Heights Business & Professional Association and featured the Original Garden State Corvette Club.  Along with the Corvettes there were lots of vendors, live performances from different entertainers, and plenty of food and beverages for sale.  While we were at the event, we found our friends from Picture Perfect Greetings and IttyBitty Bows and we asked them to smile for our camera.  (Be sure to experience the interactive 360 degree panoramic image.)

Picture Perfect Greetings is a photography company that specializes in creating scenic photos and greeting cards in the Haddon Heights area.  IttyBitty Bows makes girls’ hair accessories like hair bows, clips, headbands, bow holders, and flowers all by hand.  You can like IttyBitty Bows on Facebook!

Are you having an event in the South Jersey area?  Give us a call at 888-478-8360 to have a virtual tour created of your event or vendor table.

Click the image to experience the 360 degree image of Albert Sarnese.

What’s all that Jazz in front of The Happy Hippo? It’s Albert Sarnese playing soulfully on his trumpet and keyboard during the Haddonfield New Jersey’s First Friday event on May 7th. During First Friday events, artists and entertainers line the streets of downtown Haddonfield and stores stay open for business until 9pm.

Learn more about the events, shops and restaurants in Haddonfield by visiting their website at www.haddonfieldnj.org and by visiting in person. While you’re there, keep an eye out for virtual tour company – Samurai Virtual Tours’ owners Anthony and Carole. Look for us sipping coffee at Starbucks, or shooting 360 degree panoramas of the entertainers and shops from the street.

In the meanwhile, we hope you enjoy this 360 degree image with audio featuring musician Albert Sarnese. Maybe next time you’re in Haddonfield we’ll see you there.

Click the image to experience 360 degree image of Melissa Martin and the Mighty Rhythm Kings.

What a treat it was to hear the powerful and beautiful voice of Melissa Martin on the streets of Haddonfield. Young and old watched, listened and even danced as Melissa Martin and The Mighty Rhythm Kings filled Kings Highway with the sounds of Jumpin Blues and Western Swing.

This 360 image was photographed during the First Friday Haddonfield event on May 7th. Unfortunately this virtual tour of Melissa and the band doesn’t include audio but, luckily and if you like, you can listen to clips of their music from their website mightyrhythmkings.com, here and here.

Click the image to experience the 360 degree image of Reginald Wickham.

There is just something about Reginald Wickham that is different from most. Talking with him, it is evident that he has a zeal and joy for life and living that many only wish to possess. Reginald Wickham has been an artist for many years. Many know him for his work as an award winning photographer. In recent days, Reginald has included painting into his artistic repertoire.

While talking to Reginald about painting and photography, his positive outlook and joy in life comes shining through. He’s shared with us more than once how he has “never worked a day in his life”. He seems to always be enjoying the things he’s been blessed to do. Check out his photography on his website ReginaldWickham.com and, if you ever get to meet him be sure to say hello and chat for a while. No doubt, if you do, you’ll learn something about art, photography, and enjoying life.

Click on the following link to experience the 360 degree image of Reginald Wickham at First Friday Haddonfield.

Click on the image to experience the 360 degree image from Technically Philly at BCNI Philly

Sean Blanda did a great job again this year with Bar Camp News Innovation Philadelphia at Temple University. Experience the 360° virtual tour scene and audio from one of the Temple classrooms during BCNI Philly 2010. In this scene Sean, Brian and Christopher share humorous and valuable life and business lessons they learned while starting, growing and maintaining Techincally Philly. Techinically Philly is a hyperlocal news site ”Covering the community of people who use technology in Philadelphia.” If you’re not familiar with Technically Philly visit technicallyphilly.com to find out about the latest Philly tech news, local events, and job postings.

Click the following link to experience the 360 degree image from Technically Philly at BCNI Philly 2010.

To see our from BCNI Philly check out our posts from the 2009 event here: Swarming Local News at BCNI Philly and Bar Camp News Innovation at Temple.

Click the image above to see the 360 degree interactive view.

During the 2009 Collingswood Crafts and Fine Arts Festival the obviously talented Russell Donnellon performed classic solo guitar music.   His playing is passionate and the music is beautiful.  Click on the image above to experience a 360° interactive view that includes a small audio clip of his performance.

Click the image above to see the 360 degree image in an interactive viewer.

The Tortilla Press is a very cute, Mexican “influenced” restaurant  located on Haddon Avenue in Collingswood, NJ .  They were open during the 2009 Collingswood Crafts and Fine Arts Festival and they also had a stand selling fresh squeezed orange juice from their Zumex juicer.  Click on the image above to see the interactive 360 degree image outside of The Tortilla Press and to hear the sounds of the festival.  The violin music is being performed live by Lenny K Music.

Click the above image to see the 360 degree view in an interactive viewer.

Talented artists and musicians took over Haddon Avenue during the 2009 Collingswood Crafts and Fine Arts Festival on August 8th and 9th.  Samurai Virtual Tours attended on Saturday, the 8th, and we had the pleasure of hearing some beautiful music and admiring many one of a kind pieces of artwork.  Among the musicians, was a violinist from Lenny K Music.  Click on the above image to see the 360 degree image in an interactive viewer and hear some of the audio we captured.

Click the above image to see it in the interactive viewer.

On the Fourth of July, Samurai Virtual Tours celebrated Independence Day at the parade in downtown Haddonfield, NJ.  During the parade we saw string bands, floats, and cute kids on bikes.  We captured the above 360 degree panoramic image of the marching band playing bagpipes and drums.  We were able to record some audio too, so be sure to turn your speakers on.

We hope you enjoy this little glimpse of our holiday.  Let us know what you think in the comments!

Click image to see the 360 degree view of the Business Pro$ event with Linda Lane.

On June 17, 2009 Samurai Virtual Tours attended the Business Pro$ event held at Beowulf in Cherry Hill, NJ.  The presenter for the event was Linda Lane, Financial Planner with First Financial Group/Mass Mutual.  Linda engaged with the audience to share about her experiences in networking.  She shared many do’s and don’ts for networking along with her own personal stories and experiences.

She gave useful tips that  included: bending the corner of a business card to remind you of a person you want to follow up with, dressing appropriately (men: polish your shoes, women: keep your shoes on & undergarments “under”) and call or email at least two people within a day or two to have a one-on-one meeting with them.  She reminded us all that there is no magic to networking; it’s simply a matter of building trust, following up with people and staying in touch.

Linda also suggested public speaking as a means to expand your network.  If you are an expert in a field, let others know by speaking for events and providing useful information.  You never know who is listening and when you may hear from them again as a prospective client or referral base.

One of Linda’s most important tips was to be yourself.  In the networking tips flyer she passed out she wrote, “Be yourself.  That is the most important rule.  Smart people will know the difference, and you can only sustain a facade for so long.  Most people like doing business and networking with people they like and trust.”

Thanks Linda for the advice and enjoyable evening.  Thanks The Business Pro$ for arranging the event and inviting us.

To see other still images of this event visit Samurai Virtual Tours’ photos on flickr.

Click above to see a 360 ° image of Jonny Goldstein's Viz Notes Session at Refresh Philly.

Jonny Goldstein did a great job sharing practical tips on drawing and visual note taking at the June ’09  Refresh Philly meeting.  Jonny has been producing cool online content and has been blogging at jonnygoldstein.com since 2004.  He recently moved to the Philadelphia area and is using his skills in the area of explaining, cartooning and media creation to make cool animated movies that help businesses reach their goals.  Learn more about Jonny’s services and see he uses visual notes to help businesses at envizualize.com.

Anthony's sketches from Jonny's session.

During his session, Jonny showed us how using simple shapes and techniques could produce drawings that are capable of explaining or expressing emotion, quantity, time, and more.  We learned how to use dots, lines, triangles, circles, squares and squiggly lines to communicate ideas to others.  But we also learned how visual sketching could help us communicate to oursleves by encouraging our minds to better consider ideas and think of new ones.  Visual sketching and note taking can be helpful if you are taking notes at a business seminar, making plans for your next vacation or brainstorming ideas for your next big idea.

During this Refresh Philly there were 3 different session going on at the same time.  In addition to Jonny’s Visual Notes, Livia Labate also ran a session entitled “Design Games”, and Kevin Fitzpatrick shared about “Apps for America Brainstorming”. With three great choices and conversations available, we must admit, it was a little difficult choosing just one to sit in on.

Kevin's Session at Refresh Philly

Refresh Philly hosts at least one great event each month. Consider following them on Twitter or Facebook to find out about their next event and get connected.

If you’d like to see more images from Refresh Philly be sure to check out our Refresh Philly set on Flickr.

Click above image to view 360 degree scene of Air Graphix wrapping a car.

At the Atlantic Builders Convention, the team from Air Graphix demonstrated their services by actually wrapping a car at their booth.  It was interesting to watch and see the processes involved in professionally wrapping a vehicle.

Click on above image to see 360 degree view of the Screeneze booth.

At the Atlantic Builders Convention we met David Seuberling, President of Screeneze Home Improvement Systems, Inc.  Screeneze is a company which provides custom screens to “bring the outdoors in.”  Check out thier website for more information.

Click the above image to see the 360 degree view of the Randolph Rose Collection.

At the Atlantic Builders Convention we met Jordan Rose, Vice President of Randolph Rose Collection.  His company specializes in bronze sculptures, antiques, and home furnishings. To see more of his unique sculptures visit his website: www.randolphrose.com.

Click above image to view 360 degree image of NewHomeGuide.com.

At the 2009 Atlantic Builders Convention we stopped by the NewHomeGuide.com table.   On the other side of the aisle, you can see the folks from Fishbein Design at their booth.

Click image to view 360 degree image of the Trex team.

While at the Atlantic Builders Convention in Atlantic City, NJ we meet several of the folks from Trex Company, Inc.

Inside of Trex Trailer

Their booth included a deck built specifically for the convention and their new trailer. Click on the image to the left to see a 360 degree panoramic image of the inside of the Trex trailer.

Click above image to view 360 degree image of Accredited Home Elevator.

While we were at the 2009 Atlantic Builders Convention, we stopped by the Accredited Home Elevator Company booth.  Their booth included a working elevator that could take you up a couple feet.  We got to talk with Scott Wallace about their company and the services they provide.  Accredited Home Elevator has offices in Barnegat, NJ as well as Cherry Hill, NJ.

Click above image to see 360 degree image of Professional Fireplace Services, LLC.

On April 22, 2009 we attended the Atlantic Builders Convention at the Atlantic City Convention Center in Atlantic City, NJ.  Pictured above is the Professional Fireplace Services, LLC team.  They had the luxury of enjoying the convention alongside a warm fireplace in their booth. It was a pleasure to meeting this smiling team.

Click image to view interactive virtual tour of Swarming Local News session at BCNI Philly.

Chris Krewson and Wendy Warren from Philly.com and the Inquirer spoke on how blogging and social media platforms like twitter have changed the way breaking news can be communicated to the public.  The room was filled with journalists, students, and small business owners who were ready to participate by answering questions, sharing their own concerns, and trying to win free t-shirts and jump drives for giving good answers.

Going Hyperlocal at BCNI Philly

We also attended the Going Hyperlocal session which was presented by Bill Bostic, Publisher/Editor of the Linglestown Gazette.  Bill shared his passion of announcing the local news that the major papers normally overlook by using a hyperlocal blog, which is a blog that is concentrated on one area or town.  The group discussed ways to generate income to support the blog by having local businesses contribute through paid advertising while allowing them to provide useful content to the community in the blog’s posts.

Overall, BCNI Philly was a great success, and we were glad we could be a part.

Click image to see interactive view of BCNI at Temple

Sean and others at BCNI Philly

On April 25, 2009 we attended Philadelphia Bar Camp News Innovation held at Temple Unviersity.  The event was organized by Sean Blanda and had over 125 attendees including representatives from local news papers, bloggers, citizen journalists and more.  The above interactive 360° image shows a close look at the schedule board and some of the attendees during the lunch break in Annenberg Hall.

Click the image above to learn about Sustainable Cherry Hill from Lori.

Lori Braunstein, Chariwoman of Sustainable Cherry Hill, and Carole of Samurai Virtual Tours take a  moment to smile for the camera in this interactive 360° image. Sustainable Cherry Hill is a non-profit organization whose mission is :

• Partnering with and empowering local constituencies to enact environmentally positive practices and principles

• Educating the community on practical, cost-effective ways to forge a sustainable path into the future

• Advocating for legislation and practices at all levels of government that balance ecology, the economy and the long-term needs of a healthy society

Click on the image above to experience this interactive 360° scene at the 1st Annual Carusi Middle School Earth Day Festival that includes a short audio clip of Lori sharing about how Sustainable Cherry Hill is helping to foster sustainability in Cherry Hill and South Jersey. To learn more about Sustainable Cherry Hill or getting involved be sure to visit their website at http://www.sustainablecherryhill.org/.

Click the image to hear and see Voorhees Rapid Refill at Earth Day Festival

Rapid Refill of Vorhees, New Jersey attended the 1st Annual Earth Day Festival at Carusi Middle School as an exhibitor. Owner, Jody, shared with us a little about what Rapid Refill does including how using Rapid Refill can be both cost effective and good for the environment.

Click on the above image to experience the interactive 360 tour including a short audio clip with some words from Jody.

Click on the image above to see and hear the Bag Monster!

While visiting the 1st Annual Earth Day Festival at Carusi Middle School in Cherry Hill,  New Jersey we never imagined that we’d not only see a monster but have even have an opportunity to speak with one and learn about its life causing problems around the globe.  Click on the image above to see and hear the Bag Monster as he shares about how he feeds on sea creatures and damages the earth.

Special thanks to Justin of Chico Bags for being such a great sport and letting us talk to the Bag Monster and create this cool 360° virtual tour scene!

Ms. Hare and Carusi Students raise money for March of Dimes.

Thanks to Twitter and Staci we heard about the Earth Day Festival at Carusi Middle School in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Saturday was a beautiful spring day so with camera and microphone in hand, Samurai Virtual Tours paid a visit to this great event. This, the 1st Annual Earth Day Festival was presented by Sustainable Cherry Hill and the Cherry Hill Public Schools.

Among the businesses, vendors, and exhibitors Carole and I met some of the Carusi Middle School students and their teacher Ms. Hare sharing with event attendees about the March of Dimes and the upcoming March for Babies event. Students excitedly shared with us about how supporting them as they walk in the March for Babies on April 26th will help to prevent premature birth and birth defects.

Learn more about the March of Dimes, the March for Babies and the Cooper’s Mustangs team from Carusi Middle School by visiting http://marchforbabies.org/cooper_carusi. Please do consider supporting them with their goal by donating or walking.

To experience the 360° interactive image with audio click on the image above or here.

Click image to view Kung Fu Theatre's Monkey King

We attended Kung Fu Theatre’s Tales from the Bejing Opera performed during First Night Haddonfield 2009 at Haddon Fortnightly on Kings Highway in Haddonfield, NJ.  The show was spectacular and entertaining.  It included a variety of comic and dramatic scenes from some of China’s most popular operas.  The Kung Fu Theatre included dance, acrobatics, stage combat, mime and dialogue in Chinese and English into this fascinating performance.

The above 360 degree image highlights a moment of the Monkey King’s performance.  You can hear my giggles amongst the crowd as I was thoroughly entertained by this show.  My history in theatre and mime probably added to my enjoyment.  The show really was great!

Click image to view the Philadelphia Boys Choir at First Night 2009.

On December 31, 2008, Anthony and Carole from Samurai Virtual Tours celebrated the new year along with many other  Southern New Jersey residents at First Night Haddonfield 2009.  There were many interesting and entertaining events and performances going on throughout the night. One performance that we made sure to attended was that of the Philadelphia Boys Choir at the First Presbyterian Church’s sanctuary.  The choir was directed by Jeffery R. Smith and they put on a brilliant performance.

The Philadelphia Boys Choir and Chorale was founded in 1968 and is now considered one of the top boys choirs in the country.  The Philadelphia Boys Choir has sold out Carnegie Hall, sung at the White House and shared the stage with Pavarotti and other famous singers.  Their performance in Haddonfield was beautiful and entertaining. There is no doubt that this choir composed of men and boys from the Greater Philadelphia region does an excellent job representing the United States as America’s Ambassadors of Song.

The above 360 degree image includes a short audio clip from their performance of Amazing Grace.  It was a very beautiful and moving rendition.  Enjoy!

Click image to experience Philadelphia Phantoms Final Game at the Spectrum

Last night was the Philadelphia Phantoms final regular season game at the Wachovia Spectrum. A sold out stadium was filled with nearly 17,000 guests who witnessed and exciting game ending in a 5-2 Phantoms win. The Spectrum which once was home to the Philadelphia Flyers and the 76ers is expected to be torn down some time after September 30th 2009 to make way for the Philly Live Complex.

Click image to experience the 360° interactive panorama of the marketing discussion panel.

On March 27th South Jersey Biz Buzz and its marketing committee held the “New Rules of Marketing, PR and Advertising” event at Pine Hill Golf Club. The discussion panel addressed the audience with methods and ideas regarding employing conventional and unconventional means to better market themselves and their businesses. Adam Sokoloff chairman of the SJ Biz Buzz Marketing Committee was moderator of the event and led the panel in discussion about using print, PR, video, the internet, and social media for marketing and advertising.

Click image to view the 360° interactive panorama of the panel.

Panelists’ areas of expertise and knowledge of marketing, PR and advertising today was varied. The views shared from the panel ranged from “print is not dying only evolving” to “pray for PR” to “there are lots of free or inexpensive ways to market yourself on the internet.” Simple and practical tips were shared during the discussion and question and answer times. Some practical tips included the importance of registering your own domain name and having a website, using professional printing services instead of do it yourself solutions, and signing up for social media tools such as Twitter or Facebook.

One of my favorite suggestions from the panel came from Susan of  Suasion Communications Group who says business people should meet with editors to tell instead of to sell. Susan encouraged the audience to meet with editors to establish relationships. She shared how she had used this technique in the past and found that often when editors where searching for stories that related to her business she would be called upon for the story. Susan’s suggestion reminded me of the importance of building a network before you need it.

Click image to see the 360° panorama of the Philly and Cherry Hill chambers networking event

On Thursday, March 19th 2009 the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Cherry Hill Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a networking event at the Cherry Hill Mall. Attendees enjoyed breakfast and networking in this newly renovated area of the Cherry Hill Mall. The Cherry Hill Mall was opened in 1961 and was the first indoor shopping center east of the Mississippi River in the United States.

Click image to see the 360° panorama of networking event attendees.

This free (to chamber members) breakfast networking event gave business people from both sides of the Delaware River the opportunity to make connections with other business men and women they might not usually have the opportunities to meet.
Samurai Virtual Tours owners had a good time capturing photographs, meeting new people and helping some of our fellow chamber members make connections.