The Psychedelic Social Club of Philadelphia is a space for psychedelic enthusiasts in the Philly and tri-state area to connect, grow, learn, and share their love for psychedelic science and culture. Whether you're a seasoned psychonaut or a curious newcomer, you are welcome here.

We are primarily an event-based club, creating a one-of-a-kind experience for our community. From casual meet-ups to special events held in various parts of the tri-state area (and beyond), we want to create a well-connected community of everyday folks who seek friendship, good times, and a sense of belonging. We hope to give people occasional breaks from the complications of everyday life by providing a small corner of the world where they can escape and connect with like-minded folks.

The best way to get to know us is to attend our public meetups, join the Discord, or sign up for updates. This gives everyone a chance to see whether the community feels like a good fit. We are building a community of safe, mature, and respectful people who want to have a good time, make friends, and help create a welcoming space. Public meetups are always open to the public.

You definitely don't have to be from Philly to fit in here, but we're trying to build a more locally grown community where people can better connect. In this space, you'll not only be able to discuss and share your knowledge and curiosity about psychedelics, but you'll also be able to partake in local events in the area whenever we find out about them. To get the most out of this space, it's best if you're located in (or plan to visit) the Philadelphia area.

Think beyond just meetups at a bar. We're aiming for a real mix, casual and elaborate, low-key and full-blown:

PSCP is centered on the social and cultural side of psychedelics: community, conversation, education, and shared experiences. We are not a healthcare provider or psychedelic therapy organization, and we do not offer medical advice, treatment, substances, or promises about health outcomes. If you're looking for clinical or therapeutic support, a qualified professional or established treatment organization will be a better fit.