Grand Opening Cocktail Party – The Elephant
Pictured (LtoR) Kathy Stone, KCS Search Group owner; Matthew Mace, Ober|Kaler attorney; and Steven Rivelis, The Elephant owner
Pictured (LtoR) Lenny Kaplan, retired restaurateur; Paul Nochumowitz, Big Boyz Bail Bonds owner; and Joey Orlando, Big Boyz Bail Bonds fugitive recovery agent
Pictured (LtoR) Saralee Wolf, CCBC educator; Allie Wolf, Amaryllis owner; and Tom Greene, Greene Graphics & Signs owner
Pictured (LtoR) Erin Hodge-Williams, Baltimore-based education consultant; Michael Evitts, Downtown Partnership vice president of communications; and Anne Faulkner, Baltimore County social work administrator
Pictured (LtoR) Ann Tyler, BCT Architects director of marketing; and Lisa Simeone, classical radio show host
Pictured (LtoR) Jamie McDonald, Generosity CEO; and Linda Rivelis, The Elephant owner
Pictured (LtoR) Brian Lawrence, Maryland Department of Commerce director of advertising & communication; Suzanne Burger, Jos. A. Bank visual merchandising manager; Jim Burger, freelance photographer; and Noah Scialom, freelance photographer
Pictured (LtoR) Jeffrey Stevenson, Access Holdings director of operations; Gregory Bailey, Walters Art Museum conservator; Dennis Richter, Spardata CEO; and Michele Richter, Parexel pharmaceutical manager
Pictured (LtoR) Seth Franz, Volunteering Untapped founder; Teddy Davidson, Spardata principal; and Alec Cronin, 2U Inc. admissions counselor
The Elephant retains much of its original architectural charm, while bringing a new vibe to the place.
Not to worry. You ARE seeing a pink Elephant!
The Elephant has two bars; one on each floor.
The Elephant not only features a second bar upstairs, but lounges on either side.
Trunk Show! (July 15, 2016) What’s old is new-new-new again. Several dozen folks got first gander – and a little grub – at the new restaurant, The Elephant, at its Grand Opening Cocktail Party. Owners Steven and Linda Rivelis paid homage to the building’s history as the former Brass Elephant restaurant by keeping much of its famed architecture and accouterments, while updating the décor and atmosphere.
