This learning circle seeks to help neighbors learn about housing in a capitalistic society. And after that, they’ll reimagine what housing could be.
To celebrate 169 years of Germantown as a Philadelphia neighborhood, the Germantown Info Hub is listing a few fun facts about the community that has happened since 1854.
Northwest Philadelphia got another community fridge a few weekends ago when D.O.P.E. Inc held its unveiling in Mt. Airy in front of the FarmerJawn Greenery. Learn how it intends to heal people hurt by the war on drugs.
After reoccurring experiences with random signs about trash popping up in Germantown, neighbors have begun to question who is responsible.
The first episode of the new year will include stories on the classes and new location of the Mighty Writers in Germantown, Zarinah Lomax’s Apologues exhibit turning into a healing center, technology literacy classes in the neighborhood, and Clayton Justice and Men Who Care’s vision for community organizing in 2023.
This weekend marks 37 years of MLK Day. It has become a tradition to honor King’s legacy by volunteering for a “day of service.” Multiple MLK-themed events are happening this weekend that Germantowners can visit or support.
In late October, REBUILD shared their plans for Vernon Park. Here’s everything you need to know about the changes coming to the “Emerald” of Germantown.
The Supine Horizons immersive art experience took its final bow on Tuesday and left a huge impression on the public. Local Black residents share their reflections surrounding the rest space.
Four Germantown neighbors share their thoughts on what “community joy” means to them.
Get to know Kalina Harrison, the Georgia Peach with Germantown Pride. Here are five things you should know about your Germantown neighbor.
Thanksgiving is next week, and there are ways to score a free turkey and other food supplies to avoid breaking the bank.