Kaitlin Orner, owner of Pomelo flower and gift shop, shares her favorite places to eat, leisure activities, and historic destinations in Germantown.
Nzadi Keita’s new poetry collection, Migration Letters, shares her experience as a “First Generation Northerner,” navigating Black and working-class families’ journey in Philadelphia.
Peace Ike’s “Dinner & Discussion” series creates a “brave space” and welcoming environment for people to discuss divisive topics with empathy and compassion.
Janice Tosto, a Bronx native, found her way to Germantown six years ago, hosting “Grief Journeys” on G-Town Radio—a healing space exploring and validating the reality of grief while celebrating love. Beyond radio, she volunteers, cherishes family ties, and passionately shares her favorite aspects of the neighborhood.
Germantown native and accomplished artist and poet Ursula Rucker shares her favorite things about the neighborhood for the FTLoG series.
Local grief coach and death-midwife Naila Francis shares tips and thoughts with Germantown Info Hub about carrying grief this holiday season.
Doriana Diaz, an artist and poet hailing from Germantown, has consistently utilized art as a means to navigate her inner thoughts and feelings. In her current role as a grassroots arts organizer, she employs arts education as a tool for fostering community healing.
Artists and Germantown residents Heather Bowlan and Melinda Rice feature their new collaborative work at this year’s Fringe Festival.
Germantown has become home to Anthony Molden, a talented artist. His latest exhibit at iMPerFect Gallery showcases his exceptional skill in creating intricate and layered artwork.