#SAUSAGE FEST PHILADELPHIA PLUS#
#SAUSAGE FEST PHILADELPHIA FREE#

Bonus! Adoptable puppies will visit the studio after the ride to comfort us and of course look for forever families.

#SAUSAGE FEST PHILADELPHIA PLUS#

Shoes and water are included, plus a plant-based protein shake will be available after the workout. If you love animals, exercise or both here’s your chance to make a difference for animals throughout the state by taking part in a Flywheel class to benefit the Pennsylvania SPCA! Each individual bike is sold to fundraise for the partnering cause. Things to do in Philly this weekend : HEALTH & FITNESS Each venue has a DJ, photographers, drink specials and a prize for the best costume. Dress up in your best costume for this epic bar crawl. You don’t have to be a Potter head to love this event. 29, 2 P.M.- 5 P.M., Spirit of Philadelphia, 401 South Christopher Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, $57-$90, The tour includes a three-hour open bar, a brunch buffet, live DJ, and plenty of fun games and activities all included with your ticket. Get a chance to cruise around for a three-hour tour filled with fun, booze, and views on the Spirit of Philadelphia.

#SAUSAGE FEST PHILADELPHIA FREE#

29, 1 P.M.- 7 P.M., 400 block of South St., Philadelphia, free admission, (The tattoos will be free on a first come, first serve basis.) Bonus! Anyone who stops by No Ka Oi Tiki Tattoo and gets a MilkBoy logo tattoo won’t pay anything. The restaurant, bar and music venue is taking over the 400 block of South Street along with neighbors, Jim’s Steaks, Eye’s Gallery, No Ka Oi Tiki Tattoo, Mutt Airbrush, and more for an afternoon of live music, food, booze and debauchery. Things to do in Philly this weekend : GOING OUT 29, 12 P.M.- 7 P.M., 1437 West Passyunk Ave., Philadelphia, free admission, Expect delicious Italian, kielbasa, chorizo, vegan sausages and more. Everything is sausage-themed making the event unique and different. Columbus Blvd., Philadelphia, $300-$450, Įnjoy craft beer, live music, crafts, vendors, activities, treats and of course a boatload of sausage. FEASTIVAL has been hailed as “the cultural event of the year,” “best party in Philadelphia,” and “a party from a different world”. Every area of the city is represented, and the food creations will only be available here. For one night only Philadelphia’s top chefs pair up to create dishes inspired by flavors of the city. If you are a foodie this is the event that you have been waiting. Things to do in Philly this weekend : FOOD Traditional Latino music, poetry, and dance make this vibrant festival parade a must-see event! Things to do in Philly this weekend : ARTS & CULTUREĪ celebration of Latino culture in the heart of the city’s streets. 10 fun things to do in Philly this weekend Enjoy a brunch filled cruise, become a wizard for the day and much more! Here are 10 fun things to do in Philly this weekend. That is all.Looking for something fun to do this weekend? We’ve got you covered. This week, Postmates started delivering beer in Philly.

So if you’re looking for tacos, tequila (and, oddly, Spanish flatbreads called coca), this is your lucky day.Įxciting news from the frontiers of laziness and beer The new Pistola’s opened on Wednesday, but they’re really getting rolling this weekend. Thus, the crew from Jose Pistola’s decided o bring their game down to East Passyunk. You know what South Philly really needed? More tacos. It actually sounds very cool, and I’m hoping to check it out myself. Not your kind of scene? Then how about this? On Friday and Saturday, the Wegman’s in KOP will be hosting it’s own Japanese-style fish market with sushi, sake tastings, games, weirdness, freaky candies, giant games of rock, paper, scissors, and a couple of expert fish cutters breaking down an entire tuna live in front of a crowd (bring the kids!). What would be the opposite of a sausage fest?Īt Standard Tap, there’s German beer and a whole lot of sausages. We’ve got all the details (and the menus) right here for you. Standard Tap’s Sausage Fest–a celebration of German-style beers and tube-shaped meats–is back starting tonight and running through Thursday, September 21st. Because it’s easy to remember, maybe? Anyway, it opens tonight. But the owners of Philly’s first (and only) ping pong bar went with Spin because… I dunno. If you were going to open your own ping pong bar, what would you name it? Personally, I’d go with something goofy like Backhand or Jimmy Two-Paddles’s Ping Pong-ateria.

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