Germantown 250 ensures this historic neighborhood shines in Philadelphia’s 250th anniversary, focusing on preservation, arts, and youth empowerment. “The story starts here”—discover how they’re shaping the future.
Let’s Vote Germantown is working to re-engage 3,000 residents in the upcoming election with colorful postcards and practical resources. Led by local women, the campaign focuses on empowering neighbors to vote on November 5—and to stay civically active for future elections.
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.
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.
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.
Two new playful learning spaces at Wyck and Johnson House in Germantown are part of Mt. Airy CDC’s Literacy Rich Initiative, featuring interactive elements to engage children and families in literacy and play.
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.
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.