First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia — Attraction in Philadelphia

Rating the basement venue where concerts are held. I wish I could like this venue bc it seems to be iconic for punk shows, but this is my least favorite venue. No show lighting and no air conditioning. We were all sweating and breathing is uncomfortable. Weak ceiling fans and one is completely broken. The sound cut out multiple times during the show. There's also no bar obviously, but that's okay—it is nice that the venue is BYOB. Bathrooms are well kept. Parking is difficult if you're figuring it out for the first time. I recommend the lot on the corner of Market and S 22nd (entrance on Market). It would be nice if the church could include info about parking on their website for events other than for exclusive...

I had my wedding here and the staff prior to the wedding were great... the day of the wedding they were very rude and not helpful. My husband had to take out the trash and set up the microphone himself because the sextant said "Oh I only work here part time so I don't know anything." They also had another event going on and I (as a bride standing outside in my wedding dress) was directing people to the other event. They had no problem cashing our check, but the way we were treated was very disappointing. I mentioned it to Norman the administrator and he just said oh sorry to hear you had problems. I would not recommend having a...

A very nice community with a good introductory and welcoming program. Mostly non-theistic, I would have to say. The service proceeded much like a one-hour Christian service with a humanistic bent. In that style, it reminded me of the Catholic Mass of my childhood, which I wanted to escape. I moved to The Philadelphia Ethical Society, several blocks, also non-theistic, whose motto is "Deed, not creed." I left them for a neighborhood meal outreach for the needy, they sell the religion and give the food away, accepting my good intentions and ignorin...