Where to Find
Missed Meets is now available at more than 40 locations in Philadelphia and expanding. Let us know if you’re interested in distributing Missed Meets.
Contact Jazmin for more information.
Center City / Rittenhouse / Fairmount
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Alchemy Coffee (2300 Market St)
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Iffy Books (404 S. 20th St.)
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Parkway Central Library (1901 Vine St)
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Last Drop Coffee (1300 Pine St)
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Good Karma Cafe (331 S 22nd St)
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Philadelphia City Institute (1905 Locust St)
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La Colombe (1414 S Penn Square)
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Passero's Coffee Roasters (834 Chestnut St)
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William Way Comm. Center (1315 Spruce St)
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MOM's Organic Market (34 S 11th St)
West Philly / University City
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Hakim's Bookstore (210 S 52nd St)
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The Last Word Bookshop (220 S 40th St)
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Bindlestiff Books (4530 Baltimore Ave)
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House of Our Own Books (3920 Spruce St)
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Kelly Writers House (3805 Locust Walk)
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Green Line Cafe (4426 Locust St)
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Alif Brew & Mini Mart (4501 Baltimore Ave)
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Rise and Ritual (1439 N 52nd St)
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Plant and People (3952 Lancaster Ave)
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Madis Coffee (3527 Lancaster Ave)
Norf Philly / Fishtown
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Big Blue Marble (551 Carpenter Ln)
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FaceClock Lounge (1935 N 2nd St)
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Harriett's Bookshop (258 E Girard Ave)
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American Grammar (2046 N Front St)
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H&H Books (2230 Frankford Ave)
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Càphê Roasters (3400 J St G1)
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Uncle Bobbie's (5445 Germantown Ave)
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d'griot cafe + gallery (51 Maplewood Mall)
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Lovett Memorial Library (6945 Germantown Ave)
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Heitzman Rec Center (3631 Amber St)
Queen Village / South Philly
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Black and Nobel (422 South St)
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YOWIE (226 South St)
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A Novel Idea on Passyunk (1726 E Passyunk Ave)
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South Phila Library (1700 S Broad St)
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Fumo Family Library (2437 S Broad St)
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Rival Bros Coffee Bar (1100 Tasker St)
Old City / Society Hill
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Old City Coffee (221 Church St)
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Cafe Ole (147 N 3rd St)
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Independence Library (18 S 7th St)
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Queen Memorial Library (1201 S 23rd St)
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Cafe Square One (311 Market St)
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Artist & Craftsman Supply (307 Market St)
Every week, when you spot a copy of Missed Meets, immerse yourself in a brief journey into style, culture, and a hopeful future that's achievable now. By grounding the series in Philly’s mutual aid efforts and community culture, and drawing inspiration from my own life and imagination, I craft 250-word visually enthralling character narratives. The printed format allows you to experience the slice-of-life stories in the real world and invites you to see the city through a lens of wonder and curiosity.