I typically go to Philly to find goth/industrial spaces, but since I’m in the Harrisburg area, it’s a bit far and pricey to do every weekend. Are there any clubs, bars, or spaces that entertain darker aesthetics and music scenes?

The backups waiting to turn left, east bound are ridiculous. Traffic backs up past the turning lane and impedes the flow in the left lane. There is going to be a serious accident, and PennDOT needs to remedy this.

The Rocky Horror Picture Show Live!

Thursday, October 29th @ 7PM

Friday and Saturday October 30th & 31st

@ 7PM & 11PM!

Doors open thirty minutes before showtimes!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-rocky-horror-picture-show-live-tickets-2003119900545?aff=oddtdtcreator

A tribute to the life and legacy of Tim Curry!

The Pajama Factory 

1307 Park Avenue 17701 

Raffles for each show!

Prop Bags and Refreshments!

Costumes encouraged!

B.Y.O.B!

https://findzachary.com

If you've spent a bit of time on this bicycle trail, can you recommend the most enjoyable stretch?

KITCHEN KETTLE PINK PARTY

SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 2026 9am- 6pm

KITCHEN KETTLE VILLAGE

3529 Old Philadelphia Pike, Intercourse, PA

Join the PA Breast Cancer Coalition at Kitchen Kettle for their annual pink party!

***New this year! The Reading Hospital Mammography Coach will be on-site near Perfect Pots from 10 AM–3 PM, offering FREE screening mammograms.

Each screening takes approximately 10–15 minutes, providing a quick and convenient opportunity to prioritize your health.

Enter to win a $400 gift basket at the hospitality tent and in select stores!

My daughter had planned to meet a friend she hasn't seen in months on Saturday at the Faire but we were unable to get her a ticket before they sold out on the Faire website. I am looking for one ticket only.

On another thread in the Lancaster sub, which promptly deleted my post, someone had success using this Facebook group, but I have not been accepted into that group yet to ask for help there.

If anyone has any ideas, please let me know.

I’m looking to connect with longtime Reading residents who may have old parking citations issued by the Reading Parking Authority (RPA) dating back to the late 1990s, early 2000s, or any time before 2017.
I’m particularly interested in the information printed on these older citations, including any listed enforcement hours, days of operation, or other details that appeared on the tickets at the time.
You don’t necessarily need to still have the original ticket. You might have an old photograph, a scanned copy, or an image saved somewhere in your computer files, phone backups, or photo archives.
A few questions for Reading residents:
Do you remember receiving an RPA parking ticket in the late 1990s or early 2000s?
Do you still have an old citation from before 2017?
Do you have a photograph or scanned image of an older ticket saved somewhere?
Do you remember what information was printed on those citations?
I’m trying to gather historical examples of actual citations issued to motorists in Reading, rather than blank ticket templates.
If you find anything, please comment below or send me a private message. If you share a photograph, please redact your name, address, license plate, citation number, and any other personal information.
Even a photograph of a ticket taken many years ago could be helpful.
I’d appreciate hearing from longtime residents who might have something tucked away in their old records or photo archives. Thank you!
Why This Historical Research Matters
My interest in this research goes beyond collecting old parking tickets. I believe understanding the history of the Reading Parking Authority’s enforcement practices is a matter of public interest. Historical records can help citizens better understand how the Authority has operated, how its practices may have changed over time, and what information was provided to motorists.
My goal is to help promote transparency, accountability, and a better understanding of an agency whose enforcement activities affect the residents of Reading.
This research may also be relevant to future proceedings undertaken in the public interest, including efforts to defend the rights of citizens and hold the Authority accountable for its enforcement practices and exercise of authority.
Public accountability depends, in part, on preserving historical records and understanding how public agencies have exercised their authority over time.
If you have an old citation, photograph, or scanned copy tucked away in your records or photo archives, your contribution could help preserve a piece of Reading’s parking enforcement history and provide valuable historical documentation for the benefit of the public.

Thank you in Advance! 😊

Plan to spend 10/23,10/24 exploring the trails of Rothrock state forest Would love to find someone local to show me around or just provide trail recommendations and camping suggestions.