HTML DAY PHILADELPHIA

2026 edition

When & Where

Saturday, August 8th, 2026

Palumbo Park (723 Catharine St

1pm–3pm

Rain location:

Charles Santore Library (932 South 7th Street)

*masking requested if indoors

What is this?

This is the Philly venue for HTML Day, an HTML freewrite & celebration.

Come to write HTML, learn HTML, talk about HTML, think about HTML, etc

To bring:

• Water
• Snacks
• Writing supplies
• Art supplies
• A computer with a full battery
• A friend :-)

Contact

Hi, I'm Yone. Email me at doorbell@yone.house with any questions or concerns or requests or just to say hi.

If anyone wants to help me reserve seating I'll try to be there at like 12:30 :-).

About the venue:

• Public Transport: 47 northbound and southbound stops half a block away, ~8 minute walk from 64 and 40 bus stops.
• Parking: Parallel street parking available, and maybe the Fleisher Art Memorial lot if you ask (this event is not officially affiliated with Fleisher).
• Entrances: Entrance is on Catharine, closer to 8th. Sidewalk is a little bumpy getting there. The park is elevated, and can be accessed by 2 short steps, or a ramp on the eastern corner which has handrails on both sides.
• Floor surface: brick and stone pavers, slightly bumpy but relatively even. No grass!
• Bathrooms: Fleisher's entrance is just a few feet away, and has two accessible gender-neutral restrooms available to the public. Restrooms are accessible by a small set of stairs or a small lift that requires knocking for a key from the desk.
• Seating: The park has two picnic tables I'll try to reserve beforehand, one with two wheelchair-accessible seats. There are also many benches!  
• Shade: Lots of trees and plants, park is quite shady in the afternoon.
• Wifi: I have the Fleisher wifi password (shhhhhh) and it reaches the full park, but I wouldn't depend on it.
• Electricity: No outlets! Bring a charged laptop :-).

Charles Santore Library facilities and accessibility info can be found here.

*This site was laid out with hotglue.me, with a lot of custom HTML to make it accessible and structurally sound! To be honest, it is hard to wrestle with & I wouldn't do it again :-)

And thank you to ragman and Pixel for organizing last year's Philly HTML Day :-)

This is last year's site!