As the next step to a demonstration held a few weeks ago, residents attended a meeting with Senator Bob Casey’s office to address concerns surrounding the Greene Street post office.
Menika Dirkson didn’t know exactly where her love for history...
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A few months after launching a GoFundMe to help with material costs for a physical space for her Afrocentric consignment shop, Tomarra Sankara-Kilombo is officially bringing Black soul to Germantown.
More than 400 visitors attended the Celebration of Roses Festival during Memorial Day weekend.
On Friday, May 13, the city’s historical commission added the Sun Ra house to the Register of Historic Places.
A local art gallery and coffeeshop have teamed up to stand in solidarity with Ukraine by calling for artist contributions.
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.
Asinia Abdul-Wakeel is on a mission to make this city SAPHE for Philly youth. Read more about his quest here.
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.
This historic home at the corner of Walnut Lane & Greene Street has been sitting for some months, and the Philadelphia Midwife Collective seem to have big plans for it.
Monica O. Montgomery isn’t new to Germantown–she’s true to Germantown. Over a decade after the Great Recession prompted her departure, she returns as the new Director of Community Engagement and Programs of Historic Germantown.