Globe Dye Works
This 12,000-foot, 350-guest capacity space in the old factory boiler room is available for hosting private parties, art exhibitions, fundraisers, and more.
Globe Dye Works was established in 1865 along the Little Tacony Creek (now Torresdale Avenue) in Frankford by Richard Greenwood and William Bault. Over the years, the facility increased in number and size of buildings as each subsequent new section was built and integrated into the whole. The company that sustained the buildings was an economic engine, churning out its product for 140 years. The Greenwood family ran the business, dyeing and winding yarn in the same buildings until 2005. Globe Development Group acquired the facility from the Greenwood family in December 2007. After over a decade, our mission of converting one of Philadelphia's most venerable textile manufacturing facilities into work spaces for the city's creative community is nearly complete. GDG is dedicated to delivering quality, affordable studios to our tenants while simultaneously building a supportive community that fosters cooperation and success. Today, Globe Dye Works is one of the most celebrated creative compounds in the city.
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