It’s a short week Philadelphia, but there are still two events that you should keep your eye on.
Before you take off for Thanksgiving, there are a few tech events that we recommend. Two, actually. Unfortunately, they are at the same time. After the jump, get social with PhillyCHI and the Social Media club (but not both).
Tuesday, November 23rd: PhillyCHI promises free jazz music from one of its members as well as 20 percent off drinks. What’s not to love? Old City. 6:00 p.m. [INFO]
Tuesday, November 23rd: Put faces to Twitter avatars at the Philly Social Media Club’s happy hour. The event is just a few blocks away from PhillyCHI, so you could probably pull a Fred Flintstone and do both. Old City. 6:00 p.m. [INFO]
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