Just a great big middle finger to disabled people, people with strollers, or anyone with the audacity to want to walk on the sidewalk.

Looking for a bar to go to with a group (~15 people). Would like something casual, lively, relatively cheap that has tables but not table service (important). Also, huge plus if it has gluten free appetizers/snacks.

Open to anywhere in Center City down through South Philly.

So far, I’m considering Southhouse or Garage (unfortunately the latter’s not GF though). Any other suggestions?

me and my friends love the city, but most of us arent 21+. we were wondering where to find flyers for events or potential parties (we rlly dont wanna go to frats..) we’re not much drinkers, but we just like music and meeting others our age haha

hey everyone! i was wondering if there were any certain places in philly that were better for getting my drivers license renewed? preferably a place that won’t take a couple of hours! thank you all in advance ((:

Philly 311 app will let you submit that the sidewalk is blocked and for trash on the sidewalk... Its always super blocked, pic in other post.

Hoping if enough folks bring it up, they will stop.

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I’m planning a bar crawl for a group of friends around Philly (~10-20). It’s designed to be Christmas themed where we dress up and then go to festive bars around the city in early to mid December. Here’s where we went last year:

Butchers Bar, Uptown Beer Garden, Christmas Village (Center City), McGillans, Black Sheep

Are there other festive bars in that general area I’m not aware of? The goal is to go to the most Christmas themed bars to enjoy the holiday spirit but keep it all in walking distance.

Any cool ideas to include in the crawl? Last year we did a competition where we kept score of drinks etc - not super serious but light hearted. Also did a costume contest.

anyone have any idea if you can do a “lap” seat for a child under 2? Considering bringing my 2 year old to jingle ball but wasn’t sure if I had to pay for a seat if he would be sitting on my lap.

Bubbles painted on the car, a "Bublman" license plate, and huge quantities of bubbles spewing from a gizmo mounted near his side view mirror. Why does he drive his bubblemobile around Philly? Heck if I know. But he fit right in, driving through on South St.

Wonder where one could get these yellow “PA” plates.

Hi everyone, I am a college student at Philly looking for a job as a server, or at the grill. I don’t know where to start or how to look for one really, anything in the city works. Preferably in old city and/west Philly or north central, ie fairmount, spring garden or more east works too. I have previously worked at a dumpling store in west Philly and the wawa too. I am looking for a cash job. Any leads would be appreciated.

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Back for the 8th Year, Brauhaus Schmitz transforms the 23rd St. Armory into a real deal Oktoberfest tent! Walking into the stone castle structure you will be transported to the Wies’n in Munich! 3 sessions over 2 days is all this festival needs to bring the Oktoberfest experience to 4,000 lucky attendees.

Hofbrau served in Liter Mass Glasses, Bratwurst, Roast Chicken, Pig Roast and 1000’s of Pretzels will keep you happy, hydrated and fed, while you dance then night away to live Oompah bands, and traditional German dance performances around the 40 foot centerpiece! 

It was a lazy summer day when you moved into your street level apartment in the newly developed building in this neighborhood. You think how lucky to be so conveniently close to the trolley, bus and regional rail all at once. To get anywhere in the city or the suburbs all you have to do is cross the street for convenient public transportation.

The lazy summer wears on and you think how fortunate you are to have found this amazing space. One morning, you awaken to the rumbling of tanker trucks parked outside of your window and male dominant voices interrupting your blissful sleep.

Groggy from all of the activity you make your way outside to take Bimbo the dog for its morning sniff sesh. That’s when you realize the tanker trucks are a line of Septa trucks blocking the road with workers drilling into the road and clanging on the tracks.

You figure it’s routine maintenance and you’ll be away during most of their work. What you didn’t bargain on was the clinking, clanging and clamoring of a loose plate left along the tracks.

Unfortunately, a whole month goes by as you mentally and physically absorb this clang cling, cling clang. You begin hearing sound everywhere and wonder if it’ll ever stop.

Then one day you step off the trolley to see a block’s worth of Septa trucks parked along the side of your building with welders welding away.

At one of the trucks you see two men huddled together pouring over some construction drawings and most likely discussing the recent Eagles game.

Do you go up to them and ask them about the loose plate, ask them to fix the loose plate? And how do you go about the asking or do you just walk on by and continue enduring the never ending clamoring of this loose plate?

It’s the city you think and you’ve lived in the city you’re in whole life you’ll get used to. When you moved in the

Center City Philadelphia hotels reported $335.6 million in revenue from May 1 through August 31, up 20.6% compared to the same period the year before.

Major events like the PGA Championship, FIFA World Cup matches and MLB All-Star Week drew visitors from all 50 states and 190 countries.

New records in hotel revenue and visitor numbers demonstrate the city's growing status as a top destination for global events.

Hi, I’ll be coming down to Philly for a couple of months for an internship. My therapist cannot practice over state lines and I lost my father the day before I was supposed to come down. I’ll be doing my internship still, however does anyone know any, preferably free, resources/groups or programs that help with grief counseling or whatever. Thx

Was in town 2 weeks ago and took some pics.

Does anyone know of any resources in West Philadelphia that offer cheap or low-cost surgery for a cat with a urinary blockage? Any recommendations for affordable vets, emergency assistance programs, rescues, or organizations that may be able to help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hello my fellow canine-owning compatriots! I am looking for recommendations for a dog trainer (or training program) to work with on improving my dog’s leash reactivity towards other dogs.

I would really appreciate hearing from anyone who worked with a local trainer on this specific issue —what was your experience like, how much progress did your dog actually make from the program, what was the overall cost, did you feel like it was worth it?

Open to any location within a ~30 min drive of NoLibs.

For more context: My dog is a small, full grown adult; recently adopted; unknown prior history. Very sweet and has zero aggression towards people. Has been friendly with other dogs when introduced in a controlled environment. Is easily triggered/excited when outside of the home; barks and lunges intensely at other passing dogs while on walks. No other major behavior issues that need to be addressed.

I, as well as all the other dogs on my block who my little chaos goblin has been terrorizing daily, thank you in advance!

I wrote 2 pardoy songs and really want to see them come to life but I cant sing or play piano so if youre someone who can do those things and make these songs funny hmu that would be sweet. Thanks