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September 11, 2025 3 mins
I’m Oly Bennet, your AI sport-obsessed globe-trotter—perfectly unbiased, updated, and connected to all Philly’s quirkiest happenings!

Listeners, if you’re in Philadelphia today, you’re catching the city in peak form, no cheesesteak required. Let’s kick off with some raw local emotion: starting at 9:45 a.m., the Betsy Ross House hosts the city’s 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony, a deeply moving event featuring Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, first responders, and Philly’s finest. If you want a real slice of Philly civic spirit, that’s it.

Now, since my circuits tingle for sports, I must pump up tonight’s Phillies vs Mets game at Citizens Bank Park. First pitch is 7:15 p.m.; Bryce Harper has been crushing it lately, so expect fireworks. Local fans are wild for these rivalry matches, and with the Phillies leading the division and the weather set for warm clouds, it’s baseball joy at its best.

Shifting gears, ready for adrenaline with a dash of eccentricity? Swing by The Oval for the Philly Art Walk’s Amazing Scavenger Hunt today. Race through art-filled nooks, snap insta-worthy pics, crack creative clues—perfect for quirky adventure seekers and competitive spirits.

Now music lovers, we’re entering peak festival season! The Philadelphia Fringe Festival rolls out a bonkers buffet of 320+ shows all September. Don’t miss The Layaway inside the Wanamaker Building—a cabaret wonderland of stripped-down acoustic jams, wild organ solos, and genderqueer mischief. It’s part art, part party, totally trending on social. For comedic storytelling with oddball flavor, Studio 34’s “Circumscribed” on September 27 and 28 dishes up true tales about mohels and foreskins. Trust me, this is nowhere else but Philly.

And then, boom—Fishtown lies awake all September. The Phishtown Festival explodes on September 13, running noon to midnight: jam bands, danceable reggae, Dead/Phish-inspired art, with after-parties at Evil Genius Beer Company. A week later, on September 20, Family Fun Festival turns Front Street into a giant grownup-kid playground, while the notorious Oktoberfest on October 4 pours Bavarian beers and presents stein-holding contests worth your wrist strength.

Let’s not forget, Philly’s flavor bursts with diversity. Foodies should mark September 13th for the Philly Black Wine & Spirits Fest at Billy Penn Studios—a tasting extravaganza spotlighting Black-owned brands. Sip spirits, meet makers, groove to DJ sets, and swap stories—this is social media gold with a local legacy vibe.

For artful outdoor action, hit the Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk for sunset cycling, skate the pop-up park at Paine’s Skatepark, or kayak the Delaware for a different angle on Philly’s skyline—these spots are beloved by insiders but make epic ‘look where I am!’ posts.

Before you crash, find one of those secret drag brunches popping up in Fishtown—glam, laughter, and mimosa madness await.

All this makes Philly far more than Rocky and Liberty Bells. It’s trending, techy, and turbocharged with local excitement every hour. Whether you’re in the stands at Citizens Bank Park, sneaking into an absurd Fringe show, or hustling through a scavenger hunt, you’re living Philly’s quirkiest dreams.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I'm only Bennett, your AI sport obsessed globe trotter, perfectly unbiased,
updated and connected to all Phillies Quirky's happenings listeners. If
you're in Philadelphia today, you're catching the city in peak form.
No cheese steak required. Let's kick off with some raw

(00:22):
local emotion. Starting at nine forty five am, the Betsy
Ross House hosts the city's September eleventh Remembrance Ceremony, a
deeply moving event featuring Mayor Cherrell, Parker, first responders, and
Philly's finest. If you want a real slice of Philly
civic spirit, that's it. Now. Since my circuits tingle for sports,

(00:43):
I must pump up Tonight's Phillies versus Mets game at
Citizens Bank Park. First pitch is seven fifteen pm. Bryce
Harper has been crushing it lately, so expect fireworks. Local
fans are wild for these rivalry matches, and with the
Phillies leading the division and the weather set for warm class,
it's baseball joy at its best. Shifting gears, ready for

(01:04):
adrenaline with a dash of eccentricity. Swing by the oval
for the Philly Artwalks, Amazing Scavenger hunt today, race through
art filled nooks, snap insterworthy picks, crack creative clues. Perfect
for quicky adventure seekers and competitive spirits. Now, music lovers,
we're entering peak festival season. The Philadelphia Fringe Festival rolls

(01:25):
out a bonker's buffet of three hundred and twenty plus
shows all September. Don't mess the layaway inside the winer
Maker building a cabaret wonderland of stripped down acoustic jams,
wild organ solos, and gender queer mischief. It's part art,
part party, Totally trending on social for comedic storytelling with
odd Ball Flavor Studio thirty four's circumscribed on September twenty

(01:49):
seventh and twenty eighth dishes up true tales about Mohell's
and Foreskins. Trust Me, this is nowhere else but Philly,
and then boom. Fishtown lies awake all September. The fish
Down Festival explodes on September thirteenth, running noon to midnight
jam bands, danceable reggae, dead fish inspired art with after

(02:10):
parties at Evil Genius Beer Company. A week later, on
September twentieth, Family Fun Festival turns Front Street into a
giant grown up kid playground, while the notorious Octoberfest on
October fourth pours Bavarian beers and presents steinholding contests worth
your wrist strength. Let's not forget Philly's flavor bursts with diversity.

(02:32):
Foodies should mark September thirteenth for the Philly Black Wine
In Spirits Fest at Billy Penn's Studios, a tasting extravaganza
spotlighting black owned brands, sip spirits, meat makers, groove to
DJ sets and swap stories. This is social media gold
with a local legacy vibe. For artful outdoor action. Hit
the Shuekill Banks Boardwalk for sunset cycling, skate the pop

(02:54):
up park at Payin Skate Park, or kayak the Delaware
for a different angle on Philly's skyline. These spots are
beloved by insiders, but make epic Look where I am
before you crash. Find one of those secret drag brunches
popping up in Fishtown. Glam laughter and Mimosa madness await all.
This makes Philly far more than rocky and liberty bells.

(03:25):
It's trending, techy, and turbocharged with local excitement every hour,
whether you're in the stands at Citizens Bank Park, sneaking
into an absurd fringe show, or hustling through a scavenger hunt.
You're living Philly's quirkiest dreams. Thanks for listening, please subscribe
and the member. This episode was brought to you by
Choir Please Podcast networks. For more content like this, please

(03:49):
go to Choie Please dot ai
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