Past Event: Feb Club

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Saturday, February 7th from 6:30 – 9PM
The 8th Annual Feb Club 
Fergie’s Pub
1214 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103
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The seasons come, the seasons go, the Earth is green or white with snow… but thankfully not quite as much snow as we got last winter! The worst may yet be ahead of us, but if you’re anything like us, you’re starting to feel the buzz of excitement. The tingle of opportunity. The promise of Lux et Veritas. Because, friends, you know that winter doesn’t just mean that chill in the air. No, there’s something big. Something great. There is a long and storied tradition, a grand and glorious SOMETHING that lights a fire under the gloom of February.
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That’s right. Friends, Yalies, Philadelphians—it’s time to gather up your blue and white, grab your handkerchiefs, and put a nickel on the drum…THE EIGHTH ANNUAL FEB CLUB IS ON ITS WAY TO PHILADELPHIA!

On Saturday, Feb. 7, from 6:30p.m. until our voices are hoarse and our cups have been drunk and our glorious reminiscing restores the camaraderie of our Bright College Years, Feb Club Philly makes its triumphant return to Fergie’s Pub, 1214 Sansom Street (just two blocks east of Broad Street). Our only competition will be the arrival of the band at 9:30 p.m., but show me a Feb Club that gets out-done by a band, and… well, based on the way last year’s crew boogied down, you better believe that this year we will Shake It Off like no other Feb Club. We landed on the weekend for the fifth year in a row, so no excuses! The secrets of the Mory’s Cup are even now, as we speak, being decoded by Alan Turing in preparation for another offensive. Let the call of Yale range far and wide! Will you be there?
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For more information, contact your Feb Club Philly co-hosts,

Erin Coffey ’09 (erin.e.coffey@gmail.com), a dame who knows the Mory’s song by heart and is H-A-P-P-Y to sing it on request, and

Jeff Shields ’87 (jshields@phillynews.com), a gent who drinks his coffee from a Mory’s cup and bleeds bluer than frostbite every February