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.
Discover the inspiring journey of Kay Synclaire as she turns grief into art with her latest novel, “House of Frank.” After moving to Germantown in 2020, Kay and her sisters found solace and inspiration in their new community. Follow her creative process on TikTok, where she shares writing tips and connects with over 7,500 followers.
Mx. Craig’s transformative yoga practice infused with Queer and Trans perspectives, fostering wellness and community across Philadelphia.
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.
The June 6, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub Hour on G-Town Radio, originally aired biweekly on Thursdays on 92.9 FM.
Chantelle Todman, a Miami native and longtime Philadelphia resident, found a deep sense of belonging in Germantown, where they founded Black.Bird.Rising, a community space dedicated to the healing of Black Queer and Trans folks, and shared their favorite local spots and activities with Germantown Info Hub.
This June, honor the contributions of the LGBTQIA+ community in Germantown and Philly. Recognize local heroes who embody love, imagination, and possibility. Here’s a list of game changers who deserve to be acknowledged and celebrated for their impact.
The May 23, 2024 episode of the Germantown Info Hub Hour, originally aired biweekly on Thursdays on G-Town Radio on 92.9 FM.
Neighbors can look forward to spending time together and participating in events that bring social and personal fulfillment, including the Germantown Farmers Market and social worker services at the Joseph E. Coleman Library. Germantown Info Hub has a list of upcoming events.
Black Proms are a symbol of resistance and a night of celebration. They have evolved over the years and even get called “bigger than weddings.” Some say it resembles a village. The significance is discussed by former attendees and people involved with proms.