20 events on july 28 in the city

Year-round Tuesday farm stand at 22nd and Cecil B. Moore in North Central Philadelphia. Tuesdays 9 AM–12:30 PM. All produce is free. Also accepts FMNP and Philly Food Bucks. Operated by Sanctuary Farm Phila, a community-rooted urban farm dedicated to food access and neighborhood wellness.

The weekday companion to the flagship Saturday market, operated by Farm to City at 18th & Walnut Streets in Rittenhouse Square. Tuesdays year-round from 10 AM–2 PM. A smaller but dedicated lineup of weekly vendors and rotating guest producers offer farm-fresh produce, baked goods, prepared foods, and specialty items. Accepts cash, credit, and PA FMNP vouchers for fresh fruits and vegetables.

Open mic spoken word night on the last Tuesday of each month at Walnut Street West Library. Free and open to all ages. Hosted by the library in University City, West Philadelphia.

Tuesday nights at 6:30 p.m., host JB calls Chaos Bingo at this Midtown Village craft beer bar known for 30+ wing flavors and a free arcade upstairs. Strangelove's occupies a corner spot at 11th and Sansom with a rotating tap list and bar bites like their "life-changing" burger. Win prizes between rounds while working through their extensive craft beer selection.

Every Tuesday from 7–9 p.m. at this Rittenhouse sports bar that's been serving the neighborhood since 2008. Cavanaugh's runs acoustic performances alongside $1 off Modelo drafts. The bar features 20 HD TVs, award-winning wings, and a full late-night menu until 1 a.m. Part of a three-location group that includes an Irish pub in Headhouse and a waterfront nightclub.

Philly Track Jawn's weekly track workout at Temple Sports Complex. Arrive at 6:50 PM for warm-up, 7 PM start. Drills and speed work for all levels. Free, year-round community running group.

Tuesday nights at Manayunk Brewing Company continue a jazz tradition that dates back decades. According to WRTI and The Chestnut Hill Local, Jazz Night at Manayunk Brewery is the longest-running live jazz jam session in Philadelphia, celebrating over 22 years. The session, which inherited musicians from the now-shuttered 23rd Street Café, runs from 7–11:30 p.m. in the brewery's Jazz Room, where the riverside deck and in-house sushi make for an unusual jazz club setting.

Every Tuesday from 7–10 p.m., The Plough and the Stars in Old City hosts live traditional Irish music. The pub opened in 1997 inside the historic Corn Exchange Building at 123 Chestnut Street, founded by Ireland natives Marion Ryder and Jerome Donovan. The session complements the Sunday afternoon session, giving Philadelphia two weekly chances to catch authentic Irish trad in a wood-paneled room with a proper fireplace.

Tuesday nights from 7–11 p.m. at Second Street Music, a recording and rehearsal studio at 1954 N. 2nd Street in Northern Liberties. Owner Kiley runs the weekly "Back to the Jam" session, drawing some of the best players in the city to a space reviewers call one of Philly's finest live rooms. The building sits on North 2nd Street, historically a three-mile marketplace and transit corridor where omnibuses ran from Kensington to the Navy Yard as early as 1833. The neighborhood served as a social center for Polish immigrants who opened dance halls and taverns here in the early 20th century. Sessions are live-streamed on YouTube; all genres welcome.

Tuesday nights upstairs at 401 South Street, across from the old Jim's Steaks. Sign-ups at 7 p.m., music 8 p.m.–midnight. Hosted by Katie Feeney (also frontwoman of Roberta Faceplant), who opens each night with an "audience pledge"—everyone agrees out loud to give attention and applause to every performer. All genres welcome. MilkBoy runs three open mic competitions yearly with winners earning recording time at their Callowhill studio.

Win $50 every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

Live jazz jam session every Tuesday night at Manayunk Brewing Company. Grab a drink, settle in, and let the music take over.

Every Tuesday at 7:30pm, "Machine Gun Terry" calls numbers at this Northeast Philly Irish sports pub that's been open since 2004. Cash prizes and giveaways draw a loyal crowd—arrive early for a good seat. Irish pub fare (shepherd's pie, fish & chips, wings) and a private events space that holds 200. The address says Roosevelt Blvd but the bar is tucked in a strip mall behind Burlington.

Open mic comedy night every Tuesday at The Grape Room. In-person signups at 7:30 PM. No cover, 21+. Rotating roster of hosts.

Set times 7:30pm & 9:00pm General Admission ~ a la carte menu: $15 Dinner & Show ~ includes 3-course dinner: $70 VIP Dinner & Show ~ includes dinner above and upgrade to stage-front seating: $90 (Beverages not included) All-In Price at check out inclusive of taxes & fees. Server gratuity ($11) added to Dinner & Show fees. Join our YouTube Channel to watch live: Chris' Jazz Cafe

Five rounds of general trivia hosted by DJ Pressplay, including a picture round and a music round. $8 burger-and-fries specials and $14 New Belgium pitchers on trivia nights. Located just off Main Street in Manayunk.

Pub quizzo every other Tuesday at this cash-only neighborhood dive tucked just off Main Street in Manayunk. ATM on-site. Check their Facebook page for which Tuesdays: facebook.com/DawsonStreetPub

Tuesday nights from 9 p.m.–1 a.m. at Time Restaurant on Sansom Street. Hosted by Chris Farrell and Ritmo Collective, the open mic leans jazz but welcomes all genres. The venue's whiskey bar (200+ bottles) and Bohemian Absinthe Lounge upstairs make for an atmospheric night whether you're performing or watching.

Every Tuesday at this Center City Mexican cantina, comedians take the upstairs stage with sign-ups starting at 8:30 p.m. and sets beginning at 9:30 p.m. Jose Pistola's, which Philadelphia Magazine once named Best Bar for its "come-as-you-are attitude," keeps the kitchen open until 1 a.m.—so you can pair your laughs with creative tacos like tempura shrimp or cochinita pibil and $15 happy hour margarita pitchers.