The Phyrst is holding a band competition to determine who will be their year long act, plus who will win a year of free Red Bull. We have all the details on the Phyrst Jam Sesh after the jump!
Okay, so we're starting off our "Bar Wars" series backwards here...but let's be honest: you have to end up at a club at the end of the night. It's important to conclude any night in a fun atmosphere, especially a bar tour. After drinking all day, you'll want an exciting environment. The club selection at PSU is... let's go with, limited, so we took the two clubs downtown and put them head-to-head in this week's Bar Wars challenge. So what's it gonna be? Indigo or Levels? Andrew Tarr took the task of going to both Indigo and Levels to rank the two via several categories. The results are after the jump.
Some of State College's downtown businesses aren't advertised well enough, BUT here are some marketing ploys they could use to get our attention and subsequently throw us into a panic.
Ever since Grillers was shut down by the State College Department of Ordinance Enforcement & Public Health (those clean freak bastards) I have been in a state of mourning. So on Friday night when I was drinking underage and heard the news whilst stumbling my way over to Beaver ave I was an emotional wreck. Luckily, I was pointed in the direction of Billy O's.
It comes with great regret and sadness that I write these words: Clem's Wood-Fired BBQ has closed. It will only be temporary, though, as they look to find a location that will be big enough to meet their needs.
I'm no vegetarian, but I can imagine the difficulty it is to find anything to eat when it seems like every eating establishment tailors their menu to its carnivore consumers. But once you leave the HUB island, the downtown area actually provides a selection of different places for vegetarians to enjoy food choices other than salads. Here are 10 vegetarian-friendly places in downtown State College to save you from the HUB's salad bar and veggie dip.