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Arch Street Meeting House

320 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106

Since 1682, the property located at 320 Arch Street has been actively and continuously used by Quakers and the community.

You won’t see a steeple or stained glass windows on a Quaker meeting house.

Generally speaking, Quaker meeting houses are two-story wood-frame buildings with two separate entrances at the front of the building, a large first-floor meeting space with benches, and an interior second-story gallery. Since worship involves silent contemplation without clergy or ritual, there is no need for an altar, pulpit, or other religious symbols.

Meeting houses carry the Quaker ideals of simplicity, plainness, and equality; Arch Street Meeting House is no exception. The Quaker building tradition is reflected in the simple yet high-quality materials and notable craftsmanship used in construction. Known for their utilitarian design and minimal detail or ornamentation, meeting houses typically blend into the environment by using local materials and construction practices.

The Arch Street Meeting House was designed in 1803-04 by Quaker master-builder Owen Biddle Jr.  The meeting house is an example of the Georgian architectural style and it incorporates a simple or plain Quaker design. As seen in his original drawings, Owen Biddle planned Arch Street to be three main rooms but they weren’t all built at once.  The East Room and central meeting space were built in 1804 and the West Room followed in 1811.

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Philly Bike Ride • October 15

Take over car-free streets by bike with Philly Bike Ride and enjoy 20 miles of epic views, live music, and photo zones. 

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The Great Philadelphia Comedy Magic Walk

Meet behind the Bourse (4th and Ranstead streets)

The tour is  1 1/2 hours in length, covers 1 mile in Old City Philly, goes to both Historic sites or really cool locations.  At each location, the site is an inspiration for a magic trick presented in a comedic manner.  There are less than five magic walking tours in the world, and this Philly tour is very unique.

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Harry Potter™: The Exhibition

From the mysteries of Hogwarts castle to the antics of its mischievous yet brilliant students; from daring duels to dragons and Dark Arts; from glittering Gringotts to the magnificent Ministry of Magic—the exhibition will bring magic to life, connect visitors with the larger global community of fans of the Wizarding World, and reveal the artistry and craftsmanship behind the blockbuster films.

GROUP RESERVATIONS
Groups pricing rates are valid for groups of 15+.

ADULT GROUPS: $30
General Museum Admission is included.

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Revolution Taco

Revolution Taco is now offering a 10% discount on weekday dine-in orders from 4pm-close for Drexel, Temple, and University of Pennsylvania students and faculty.

*This excludes catering and those wishing to participate in the promotion must show a university I.D.

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Get 10% Off Food and Drink at Terrace On Tap

599 Market St., Philadelphia, PA 19106

Receive 10% off your bill at Terrace on Tap on September 10 and 11. Just show your CollegeFest ticket on your phone at the door when you arrive. (If you are over 21 and would like to consume alcoholic beverages, make sure to bring your valid state-issued license or ID, too!)

Hours:

  • Friday, 9/10: 4 – 7 p.m.
  • Saturday, 9/11: Noon – 7 p.m.
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Indego: Philly Bike Share

View station map at rideindego.com/stations/

Throughout CollegeFest weekend, September 11 and 12, any college student with valid CollegeFest registration can get a $5 Indego30 pass (that’s an entire month of rides!) for Philadelphia’s bike share system, Indego! Visit ALL the museums for free and bike around the city using Indego.

Here’s how to claim your $5 Indego30 monthly pass (valid only 9/11 and 9/12):

  1. Go to rideindego.com/passes
  2. Sign up for an Indego30 monthly pass
  3. Enter promo code INDEWKND (promo will be active 9/11 – 9/12)
With Indego30, riders will get an unlimited number of 60-minute rides for 30 days! Please note, there will be extra fees incurred for rides longer than 60-minutes and rides taken on Indego Electric.

The Indego30 pass is usually $17 for the month, so this CollegeFest promo is a fantastic deal!

Sign up for CollegeFest today for updates!

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The Cliffs at Callowhill Climbing Gym

1010 Callowhill St. Philadelphia, PA. 19123

The Cliffs at Callowhill is a nearly 40,000 sq. ft. full service climbing & fitness facility located in the heart of Philadelphia (the largest in Pennsylvania!)– With almost 300 climbing routes fully reset every couple of months, our gym offers climbing from people of all skill levels & backgrounds. At The Cliffs, we believe climbing is for everyone. We’re stoked to be able to share climbing– simultaneously an invigorating fitness challenge, stimulating puzzle, and collaborative social activity– with all of our visitors.

Interested in becoming a member of The Cliffs at Callowhill? Any full-time undergraduate or graduate student who is currently enrolled + who shows a class schedule and student ID will receive a discount. Email [email protected] to get the link for the Student Membership deal!

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Without A Cue

Unique.  Immersive.  Hilarious.  Without A Cue Productions produces interactive entertainment that combines theatrical elements, technology, and comedy to create unforgettable entertainment.
Enter STUDENT10 to get $10 tickets.
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Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp

Online Camp

Gain real-world coding experience in 12 weeks through a market-driven curriculum and an immersive virtual classroom experience at Penn LPS Coding Boot Camp. Campus Philly readers qualify for $2,000 off the cost of tuition for the May 26 full-time class.

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