Join us in conversation with Mazzie Casher and Steven Pickens,...
Read Article
Germantown is full of stories; and the Germantown Info Hub wants to help you share those stories.
Philly Forests, Sally Blagg and FarmerJawn will soon open a locally and independently-run Farmers Market in Germantown; highlighting a dozen Northwest Philadelphia vendors.
Our neighborSupreme Dow grew up with activists, revolutionaries, and literature about fighting oppression and racism…so it’s no surprise he founded the Black Writers Museum in 2010. But before Supreme was known for the museum…he was known as Dody Dow’s son. In this Germantown Voices story, he shares how his mother made him who he is today.
Attic Brewery released a new beer, Solidarity Shine; a brew that will help fund GREAT’s Mutual Aid Fund.
The Natural Creativity Center is making a new home in Germantown
The Colored Girls Museum is hosting a free eight-week summer bootcamp named “The North Star.”
If you’ve ever been interested in theater or the arts, a group of Germantown residents are working to bring those opportunities to you.
The city has seen many forms of activism; but here is a solo protest. Jamal Johnson began a hunger strike in January, waiting for Mayor Kenney to declare Philly’s gun violence a public emergency. A crisis.
Thursday, Feb.25 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., the Info Hub and local organizers will discuss how volunteer-led groups can avoid burnout and keep their movement going.
Learn how and where Germantown residents can receive a covid-19 vaccine.