Karen Singer, a Germantown-based artist, uses tile-making to tell meaningful stories through public art and donor recognition pieces. Passionate about community and place-making, she invites visitors to explore her work during the Philadelphia Open Studio Tour on October 19-20, 2024, from 12-6 p.m.
Lila Bricklinâs latest op-ed for the Germantown Info Hub highlights why Pennsylvaniaâs budget falls short on addressing healthcare needs for low-income seniors 65+. With our stateâs senior population rapidly growing, Bricklin says itâs time to tackle the gaps in Medicaid coverage.
In this new op-ed, Khadijah Renee Morgan discusses the work she’s been doing to bring a Jazz Festival to Germantown, why it’s valuable for the community, and what interested parties can do to support it.
Germantown Block Captains weigh in on the public discussion about whether Block Captain contact information should be shared with the public.
Germantown native and GIH editor Rasheed Z. Ajamu shares their favorite things about the neighborhood.
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.
Mx. Craig’s transformative yoga practice infused with Queer and Trans perspectives, fostering wellness and community across Philadelphia.
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.
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.
Roz McKelvey founded Germantown Deaf Ministries and has been advocating for the deaf community for over 25 years.
Victoria Best empowers underprivileged communities in Philadelphia by providing free educational resources and tutoring through her nonprofit Victoria Urban Outreach Tutoring Service (VUOTS).