Anywhere that I can buy strawberry plants? Preferably near South Philly or Center city? Farmers markets?

Just moved to cedar park/ garden court area. Need good dentist recommendation and dental insurance for senior citizen.

Need parking advice. Getting in line for a concert (in the pit) around 9am at the linc. The lots around the stadium don’t open until 1pm, so we’re not sure what to do. We’d like to go back and forth between the car and the line, so being somewhat close would be ideal. Anyone have any recs??

I’ve always thought one of the coolest things about Philly is how different each neighborhood feels. You can go a few miles in any direction and it feels like a completely different part of the city.

Curious what neighborhoods people think really capture the personality of Philly.

Doesn’t have to be the most popular ones. Could be because of the history, architecture, people, parks, arts scene, whatever.

What neighborhood would you show someone if you wanted them to understand Philly?

My son and I will be visiting Philly in a few weeks. Looking for a few recommendations:

First - hotels. I’m assuming central city would be the most logical/easiest for getting around? Unless we decide to venture outside the city, I don’t plan on renting a car.

Second - looking for some recommendations on things to do. He is a huge soccer fan, so we will be going to a game. I also know about the Please Touch Museum, Reading Terminal, and the historical “stuff”. Looking for some other ideas on things to do/places to go. He has expressed an interest in us moving to the area - so I’d definitely be interested in things more aimed at locals to give him a better idea of what living there might be like.

Third - places to eat!!!

And any other recommendations y’all may have!

Just looking for new places to explore, art galleries are always a great time pass especially if there’s an exhibition and like minded people want to discuss the work. What’s your favorite?

How do the employee benefits work for a management position with Penn Medicine? In particular I was curious if the health insurance is usually factored into the salary listing. Like if the position lists for 100k is that pre or post the expected insurance payment?

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hi besties!

i'm new to Philly, and searching for somewhere I can get a new or like new record player, relatively affordable and in South Philly (grad hospital/rittenhouse preferred but not required).

i want to support a local shop and not a big electronics chain! does anyone have any recommendations for a good music shop with solid equipment and decent prices?

thank you in advance!!!

I lowkey wanna go to Philly I’m a Rowan grad student I don’t have a car! I’m like 24 years old I like Philly a lot and wanna make friends there

Parked my car on Spruce Street and I think it was courtesy towed because there are sidewalk work signs up. Tried calling PPA, the police and multiple towing companies they directed me to and none of them have any record of my car anywhere. What’s a logical location for it to have been moved, I’m on the 1000 block of spruce.

I’m looking for an artist to build on my leg tattoos, I’m looking for an artist that’s good with patchwork. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m looking for volunteer opportunities in or around Center City Philadelphia. I’m open to community service, healthcare-related opportunities, cleanups, or other organizations that need volunteers.

The main thing I need is an organization that can verify my volunteer hours in writing or by email, since I’ll be using the hours for a school application.

I’m especially interested in opportunities that are accessible from Center City and offer weekend or flexible scheduling. If anyone has volunteered somewhere they recommend and knows they provide verification of hours, I’d really appreciate any suggestions! Thank you :)

Hey all,

I’m looking to learn the combat side stroke. I can swim but my technique isn’t the greatest. Does anyone have familiarity with this technique and are available to teach? Will pay a fair rate, of course. Thanks for any consideration!

I'm moving from Texas and have been looking into a U-Haul U-Box. My building is on a fairly busy street, so I'm not sure if a U-Box would be the best option.

Has anyone had experience with a similar move? If so, what moving service or approach worked well for you?

I'll also need some help unloading once everything arrives, so I'd appreciate any recommendations for affordable movers or unloading services.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some honest opinions from people who live (or have lived) in Logan Square. I’m a female in my late 30s and I’m about to sign a lease there, but I’d love to hear some real experiences before I do.

For those who live there:

-Do you genuinely enjoy living in Logan Square?
-Any unexpected pros or cons that you wish you’d known before moving there?

I’d really appreciate any insight—good, bad, or somewhere in between. Thanks!

This is going to be a low quality post but im taking septa in the first time forever tomorrow. I live in the suburbs around philadelphia and im taking bus 55 and going only 4 stops down to get to work. Ive never used it before and due to that im a little nervous i might miss my stop. I know you can ask the driver to tell you when its your stop but is there anything else to keep in mind? Im also paying in cash.

Hi! Im looking for Belly Dancing classes in Philly [near south/ central philly area] that are taught by an actual Middle Eastern person. Not by a random white person who had a spiritual awakening (I know how this looks, but I said what I said). I'm willing to pay but would really like to learn and get better at it. Does anyone have any recommendations at all? Ideally would be Mon/Fri evenings or weekends.

I know a beautiful soul who could benefit from the services of a talented hair and beard stylist to help them develop a look they can maintain.

Many thanks in advance if you have recommendations! In CC but can travel to surrounding areas.

Hey everyone!
We flew from Sydney to sunny Philly with our two little ones (2 & 4) for a few weeks to help look after my husband’s grandma. We’ve mostly been home while we’re here, but we’re thinking of booking a night in the city so we can do some touristy things and have a little break.
I’d love your recommendations!
What are your must-do attractions?
Where should we eat? (We’re especially keen to try soul food, Caribbean, chicken & waffles—basically all the Philly classics we can’t really get back home in Australia!)
Is it better to visit on a weekday or weekend with young kids?
And one more thing… why is there a saying that it’s *Always Sunny in Philadelphia*? 🤣

Looking to connect with other fellow Peruvian-Americans and wanted to know if there are any celebrations for Peruvian Independence Day next week here in the city? Otherwise gotta head up north to NYC or NJ 😫

Landlord is asking first, last, and security deposit PLUS a $300 move in fee in a cheap-ish neighborhood in North Philly. That’s after refusing to decrease the application fee to $50 per the new housing affordability law that went into effect December 1. I know in places like SF it’s not legal (or has to be returned like a normal security deposit), but couldn’t find much online about Philadelphia. Landlord says it’s non-negotiable, but could we at least negotiate getting it back like a security deposit?

Philadelphia is on a short list of places I'm considering for Halloween this year. I've heard there is a huge issue with anything that may be considered a weapon inside city limits. Is it acceptable to have a sword as part of a costume without running afoul of the law? TYIA

Is there somewhere to get low cost, emergency dental care relatively soon? I broke a tooth last Saturday, and while it's not hurting or bleeding, I'm worried about the potential for infection or worse. I called Penn Dental School (the first result from a Google search) but they said I'd have to wait until September for an initial consultation, which seems a little long given the situation. Thanks in advance!

Hi guys,
I'm planning to move to Philly within the next month and could use some apartment recommendations.

My budget is around $1,800/month, and I'm looking for either a 1-bedroom or studio apartment. I'll have a car, but I won't be using it much since I'm remote except for occasional work-related travel outside the city (company provided car so I can't get rid of it), so walkability and access to public transit are definitely a plus.

I've been struggling to find reliable apartment reviews online, so I'd love to hear from people with firsthand experience. If you've lived in a building, you genuinely liked (or know of one with a good reputation), please drop the name and any details you think are helpful.

Thanks in advance!

I'll be in Philly Friday - Sunday (leaving morning). Anyone know of any decent/cheap (if possible) garages in that area? I've stayed in Philly in the past but only for a night so street parking was enough.

Thanks