Arrive Magazine - January/February 2011

Yes, Soup for You!

Years after Seinfeld put soup man Al Yeganeh on the map, The Original SoupMan has opened a second location. Yankee legend Reggie Jackson cut the ceremonial ribbon at the store opening on

38th Street in New York on Nov. 9.

In honor of the iconic Seinfeld episode that started it all, customers with the names Kramer, Elaine, Spike, George and Jerry were treated to a free bowl of soup on opening day.

The purveyors of fine soups teamed up with Tim Hortons to create a one-of-a-kind dining experience, as the 38th Street store location is The Original

Top: Yankee great Reggie

Not Just

Jackson fixes himself a bowl of soup. Above: Soup lovers line up to sample the new

Another Hotel

SoupMan’s first co-branded franchise with the Candian coffee and doughnuts shop.

The Original SoupMan at

38th Street and Sixth Avenue in New York.

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In September, Philadelphia’s National Constitution Center previewed its current e xhibit, “Art and the American Soldier,” featuring 300 artworks created by U.S. soldiers in the field, from World War I to today’s war in Afghanistan. On view through Jan. 10.