Philadelphia Ethical Society is a vibrant community located in the heart of Philadelphia. With a commitment to ethics, reason, and compassion, this organization offers a variety of programs, events, and educational opportunities to its members and the wider community. Established in 1885, Philadelphia Ethical Society has a rich history of promoting social justice and human rights, and continues to be an important voice in contemporary ethical discussions. The welcoming and inclusive atmosphere of this community makes it a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. Whether attending a lecture, participating in a discussion group, or simply enjoying a cup of coffee in the cozy cafe, members of Philadelphia Ethical Society are sure to find a supportive and engaging environment in which to explore their ethical beliefs and values.
Reviews
I went to see a comedy show, I really enjoyed it, the vegetarian food was delicious, building was very clean and quiet, Im glad I went.
Performed with the Stylistics Review and had a ball at the Ethical Society. It was a well put together show. Ms. Wilson was awesome.
Good place to get together for singing, dancing, or other group meetings. I believe 12-step recovery groups come here as well. Has an upstairs and downstairs. Men’s Chorus Rittenhouse Sound meets here weekly at 7:15pm on Tuesdays as of the date of this review. Come check us out!
I came here for Jazz Attack, but I've been here many times before.
What a great venue! There are two nice sized ballrooms with stages so you can host almost any sort of event here and have multiple options for guests.
The location is fantastic as it's right on Rittenhouse Square (Park) in a really nice part of the city and there are lots of places to eat or have a drink before or after an Ethical Society event.
A lovely venue on Rittenhouse square. A little worn down charm, I went for dancing and had a blast. Many great memories can be had here!
This is a beautiful building it has amazing history and going to have a beautiful production on February 13 called Your girlfriend need to mind her business a stage production by Rick Watson and will star an amazing cast including me... come out and check it out.
We rented a room for a meeting and it was perfect.
We held a meeting here in the basement and had a really great time. The building is absolutely gorgeous and there was a choir singing wonderfully practicing upstairs. Really a nice space
We loved it my gf and I it was our first time to that kinda show Suga Brown did her thing we definitely wouldn't mind going again. But the bartenders on the other hand I do that type service for 20$ open bar I mean u get what you do however the service and drinks could've been better and because people were utilizing the open bar there should've been bottles of water lol a 2 and half hour show no water at all on deck.
Location
1906 Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, PA 19103, United States
Hours
- Monday Close
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Sunday
10:30 AM - 02:30 PM
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