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    Old Pine Community Center

    4.4 (12 reviews)
    Open • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Multiple children care

    Single child care

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    Great neighborhood place to have meetings and events. The building has been spruced up and the staff are always friendly.

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    How much does it cost to rent the banquet hall?

    Our Wasson Hall can hold up to 120 people comfortably and rents for $140 an hour. We provide the tables and chairs, renters are responsible for their food, drinks, entertainment and decorations. We ask that you include all time needed to setup and… 

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    “The ESL and GED programs are offered for a very low fee so that adults can better their lives.”

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    Philadelphia Sports Network

    (6 reviews)

    Penn Center, Avenue of the Arts South, Rittenhouse Square

    TLDR - Good variety of sports, decent officials... but do it for the excuse to get out and have…read moredrinking friends! I've been in PSN leagues for about 3 years now. I've done Coed softball, dodgeball, and bowling leagues, all of which were a casual level of competitiveness. Great for New-to-Towners - When I first started, it was at a time when I'd moved to the city and knew few enough people, so I signed up as a free agent in dodgeball, which launched me into a decent set of Thursday night drinking friends; I continued to play with them for 2 more seasons. This was a fantastic sport, with decent and fair refs, and the 12th street gym staff was always super friendly to us. Also super conviniently located near Irish pub where we get PSN drink specials! Great for groups - My second year in town, I found out some work buddies had a softball team going, and so I joined up with them, and lo and behold, I now had Sunday afternoon drinking friends! I always got a crack out of our ump, who was admittedly only half-interested in regulating our games, but he was a good sport (he played catcher for us in some low-attendance situations) and had enough stubborness to satisfy my desires in an ump (it's not a position for the weak of character). Great for couples - I did the bowling league as a weekly double-date type of deal with another couple. Unfortunately, that league went til about 10pm, and there was no drinking afterward. PSYCHE! There's totally drink service at your lane, and bowling is a great sport for having a few beers. Lucky Strikes is a fine place to bowl; though I don't think I'd frequent there of my own accord, it made for a good night out for the duration of the season. In the end, this catered to exactly what i was looking for - namely an excuse to get out of my apartment, do just enough athletic activity to trick myself into thinking I was being fit (and at a pretty reasonable price)... and, most importantly, going out for drinks afterward.

    Just moved to South Philly and found out about this league through a friend. I'm a volleyball…read moreplayer so I'm trying out the outdoor 4v4 summer league. League seems well organized. A bit of a qualm is the outdoor seems to basically be rain or shine and we've played in pouring rain the last couple weeks. Sort of fun, but sort of crappy at the same time. Anyway, overall things seem pretty good and we'll see how it goes!

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    Penn Center, Logan Square, Art Museum District, Avenue of the Arts North

    You won't believe how intense it really is until you get in front of everyone and stare down your…read moreopponent. More important, you won't believe how much fun you'll have. The RPS City League is one of the best things to hit Philadelphia in a long time. It brings out a truly varied assortment of competitors, from devoted regulars to intrigued newbies. Everyone's cool, there's no one causing trouble. It's all about playing RPS, drinking PBR (or whatever your beverage of choice) and having a good time. Oh yeah, and winning that $1,000 City League Championship.

    The greatest competition to come to Philadelphia since the Wing Bowl. The Philadelphia RPS City…read moreLeague is one of the most competitive leagues you will ever be a part of in your life. You know the drill--rock crushes scissors, scissors cuts paper, and paper covers rock. The people who show up to play every week are some of the biggest bunch of characters you will ever meet. The league typically runs from April to June, capping off with a RPS City League Championship to crown the ultimate RPS champ. In the Fall, the RPS Keystone Classic is held usually a week before the RPS World Championships in Toronto, Canada. Check the RPS City League website and go to an event the next time you have a chance. Bring a bunch of friends and you will have a blast. Who knew that people actually take RPS seriously? As a bonus, the league is sponsored by Pabst Blue Ribbon for those who dig cheap $2 cans of beer.

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