Rally by pharmacy students held on the north apron of Philadelphia City Hall.
Pharmacy students are taking to the City Hall North Apron on Sunday, October 25, for a rally right in the heart of Philadelphia. It's a morning thing, running from 10 AM to 12 PM, so you'll be done and on with your day before lunch.
If you're not familiar with the spot, the North Apron is that wide, open plaza area on the north side of City Hall, right where the building opens up to the city. It's a high-visibility stretch of pavement, and that's exactly why it works for a rally—it's hard to miss, and it puts the whole thing on display for anyone passing through the center of town. The rally is organized by pharmacy students, and the focus is on their profession and the issues they're bringing to the city's front door.
Since it's a rally, the whole point is to gather in a public space and make some noise. It's not a seated event or a formal presentation; it's a group of students coming together on the apron to be heard. If you've got a connection to the field or you're just interested in what the next generation of pharmacists is talking about, this is the time and place to see it firsthand.
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It all happens on Sunday, October 25, from 10 AM to 12 PM at the City Hall North Apron in Philadelphia.
