Germantown Art & Sound celebrates five years with its “5 Year Anniversary Alumni Show” on October 25 at Our House Culture Center, featuring over 25 returning artists across painting, photography, and mixed media. Highlights include new works from Anthony Woodbury, Chelsey Luster, Kashana Ricketts, and ockTheWizard. The free event, running from 7-10 p.m., will include live music, a DJ, and food truck fare, with a suggested $10 donation to support future showcases.
Healing Verse Germantown is a community-driven public art project using poetry to address gun violence and mental health through free workshops, public art, and access 24/7 poetry and mental health resources.
KDD Theatre in Germantown suffered over $18,000 in damages after a break-in on October 13, but owner Kristen S. Clark is determined to reopen and keep programs running. Support their recovery through donations, classes, and upcoming events, including the Germantown Arts District Block Party.
Chef Bria George and her husband Matt are transforming dining with Sound Bites, a unique multi-sensory experience that blends gastronomy and music. Discover how their fusion of food, beats, and community is reimagining third spaces and creating a vibe like no other.
As the 2024 general election approaches, Germantown voters who cast ‘uncommitted’ ballots in the primary are weighing new strategies to push for change. From third-party votes to strategic organizing, they aim to send a message.
Courtney Childs, a lifelong Germantown resident, is deeply rooted in her community through her work with Germantown Art & Sound and Germantown 250. As the owner of Our House Culture Center, she creates spaces for neighbors to connect, while continuing to champion creative projects that celebrate Germantown’s unique culture and history.
The 12th Annual Freedom Show at Germantown’s Imperfect Gallery features a diverse array of art from 116 local and international artists, celebrating community, creativity, and cultural expression.
Fernhill Park’s Food Forest is a community-led initiative in Germantown, Philadelphia, that transforms 51 acres of public land into a sustainable, regenerative space for growing food and fostering community connections. Guided by permaculture principles and neighborhood engagement, the forest serves as an educational hub and a resource for food-insecure families, offering neighbors an inclusive space to volunteer, learn, and cultivate relationships with the land and each other.
Discover family-friendly fall events in Germantown, from the Revolutionary Germantown Festival to Halloween activities, markets, and harvest festivals. Enjoy local history, crafts, food, and more throughout October.
We Walk PHL is a citywide initiative that brings people together for free, guided walks in over 30 parks and recreation centers. Focused on improving health, fitness, and community connection, these walks offer participants a chance to meet new people, stay active, and explore their neighborhoods. Whether you’re looking to boost your fitness or find a sense of community, We Walk PHL has a path for everyone.
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.