This past Saturday, the Germantown Farmers Market returned for a second time under Philly Forests’ organization.
On May 14th, Vernon Park will house an event centering on connection and collective grief as a means to de-stigmatize the drug-related loss of a loved one. Here’s what’s planned and why it matters.
A local art gallery and coffeeshop have teamed up to stand in solidarity with Ukraine by calling for artist contributions.
A Black male optometrist reflects on running his own practice and reveals how it impacts his care for Black patients.
Philadelphia’s plastic bag ban is now in full effect. Here’s how local residents have been dealing with it since the ordinance was introduced.
For years, Black Soul Vintage has succeeded in Germantown through online and pop-up shops. But now owner Tomarra Sankara-Kilombo wants to open a storefront location that will also be a place to learn about Black culture and experiences.
It’s March, and we’re only a couple of days away from the spring season. And what better way to start the new season with some activities and suggestions around books? Check out a variety of book engagements happening around Germantown this month and beyond.
It’s been over a year since Germantown got its first community fridge. Currently, three fridges stand throughout the neighborhood, and they still need your support. Here’s how you can.