Cliveden of the National Trust celebrates a new chapter with its recent Level I ArbNet Accreditation, recognizing its dedication to preserving its historic landscape, fostering community connections, and expanding public engagement through its green spaces.
Philadelphia’s 4Elements Earth Education programs teach ancient awareness and nature skills to children, inspired by indigenous wisdom passed down through renowned naturalist Tom Brown Jr., whose legacy lives on in these local youth initiatives.
The September 12, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub, originally aired on G-Town Radio on 92.9 FM or gtownradio.com.
East Germantown’s new satellite election office is open! At 5301 Chew Ave, you can register, update info, and handle mail-in ballots. The next one opens next Tuesday, Sept 17, at 56th & Lancaster.
Now in its eighth year, Urban Youth Kings and Queens brings together kids from Northwest Philadelphia through sports programs in basketball, baseball, and softball. The organization, including its founder, continues to expand its well-established travel teams, clinics, leagues, and educational programs.
A property development at 5932-42 Germantown Avenue has received a mixture of support, concern, and suggestions from city departments and community members, as it will add over 96,000 square feet of infrastructure to the area. After its presentation at a recent public meeting, there are more adjustments to the design that many would like to see.
Local poet Heather Bowlan and musician Melinda Rice reunite for the Philadelphia Fringe Festival with their project re:claim at the Hansberry Garden.
These Germantown neighbors got together and created a biking club in Fernhill Park. Adults and kids get together and just have fun riding bikes- but they’re also building community and learning about their neighbors.
Over 100 neighbors have signed a petition to push for the acquisition of three vacant lots to support the expansion of Happy Hollow Playground and Recreation Center. The community is calling for an annex building to provide more space and amenities for various activities.
PLSE Philly’s Pardon Project has been doing a lot of work around Philadelphia to get folks one step closer to a legal clean slate. And with the success of the West Philly Pardon Network, Germantown could see its own.
The new Germantown Sound Sessions brings you an intimate concert uplifting local music talent at Our House Culture Center.