Dîner en Blanc returns to Philadelphia in the summer of 2015 for another unforgettable evening filled with elegance, food, art and music. For the fourth consecutive year, the secret picnic in white will take over an undisclosed public space whose location is revealed only minutes prior to arrival. Franco-file and Co-Founder, Natanya DiBona, Co-Host, Philly’s Diner En Blanc joins Marilyn with everything you need to know to be a part of the evening. The wait list is now officially open for this year’s Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia, an impromptu picnic that has grown into a global phenomenon that celebrates public space and “dinner as an artform.” Interested parties can visit the website (philadelphia.dinerenblanc.info/register) and add their name to receive an official invitation to register. * 2015 date – Thursday, August 20, 2015.* New this Year – Phase 3 registration – New potential guests will have their names run through a lottery software program. They then will receive an email inviting them to register in batches on select dates and times. They will have a set period of time to use their registration code before it expires and new names are selected.*Also New for this year – Luke Palladino Catering has now launched in Philadelphia and will be one of the three caterers along with DiBruno and Garces.* Sign-up for the Diner en Blanc Philadelphia wait list by visiting philadelphia.dinerenblanc.info/register.ABOUT DINER EN BLANC – PHILADELPHIA  Dîner en Blanc Philadelphia debuted in 2012 at Swann Memorial Fountain in Logan Circle. The sold out viral picnic attracted 1,300 guests clad in white with their white tables, linens, china and décor. In 2013, the event returned to even more viral and critical buzz, selling out in just 24 minutes. Guests that year popped up in the middle of the JFK Bridge for dinner set against the cityscape to the East and 30th Street Station to the West. In 2014, over 3,500 guests celebrated the 20th anniversary of the Avenue of the Arts by popping up on Broad Street, from City Hall down to Pine Street. The celebration showcased the best of Philadelphia arts and culture with ballet, music and artistic performances. Diner en Blanc Philadelphia has named  Philadelphia’s “Party of the Year” by local press outlets — and won a Best of Philly Award for “Pop-Up Event of the Year” and multiple Pepperpot Achievement Awards from the Public Relations Society of America, Philadelphia Chapter. Most recently, Diner en Blanc was named best foodie of the year by the Philly Happening List.