Discover Olivia Duffy’s vibrant ceramic sculptures blending art and architecture at Germantown Art & Sound’s showcase tonight, July 26, where her unique, painterly creations transform everyday landscapes into captivating 3D artworks.
Germantown native and GIH editor Rasheed Z. Ajamu shares their favorite things about the neighborhood.
Are you missing a lost loved one and wishing you could talk to them again? A unique traveling art installation, The Thread, is coming to Germantown to help you do just that. Using a disconnected rotary phone, you can speak to your loved ones, share memories, and find solace.
Germantown’s very own Phillip J. Roundtree brings the #YouGoodMan? men’s mental health group back, encouraging identifying men to discuss their wellness needs openly and honestly.
Social isolation is on the rise, but “third places” like cafes, parks, and libraries are the way to help break that upward curve, serving crucial for fostering community and creativity. These are the places outside of home & work where you may go to connect with others and exchange ideas.
Itohan Asemota, an apparel production specialist, is encouraging shoppers and brands to rethink their relationship to fashion with her business HNI Collective. The fashion agency offers services such as plus size fitting, ethical fashion consulting, garment alterations and mending, and material sourcing.
The long-vacant Germantown High School has been transformed into the luxury Annex at Germantown apartment complex, sparking mixed reactions from the community as new residents begin to move in.
East Germantown neighbors are uniting against a Philadelphia Land Bank plan to develop their cherished green space, raising concerns about flooding and community impact.
The June 20, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub Hour originally aired on 92.9 FM, biweekly on Thursdays.
Welcome to Blendini City, a vibrant world where humans and buildings live harmoniously, created by Mason Carter to celebrate diversity and the importance of preserving history through his unique artistic vision.
Umoja House, on the 6300 block of Germantown Ave, is a communal space surrounded by Black-owned businesses, offering Germantown residents a place to gather, share ideas, and enjoy Black-centered books and unique beverages.