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.
KDD Theatre in Germantown suffered over $18,000 in damages after a break-in on October 13, but owner Kristen S. Clark is determined to reopen and keep programs running. Support their recovery through donations, classes, and upcoming events, including the Germantown Arts District Block Party.
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.
Fernhill Park’s Food Forest is a community-led initiative in Germantown, Philadelphia, that transforms 51 acres of public land into a sustainable, regenerative space for growing food and fostering community connections. Guided by permaculture principles and neighborhood engagement, the forest serves as an educational hub and a resource for food-insecure families, offering neighbors an inclusive space to volunteer, learn, and cultivate relationships with the land and each other.
These Germantown neighbors got together and created a biking club in Fernhill Park. Adults and kids get together and just have fun riding bikes- but they’re also building community and learning about their neighbors.
Historic Germantown’s new initiative encourages neighbors to discover Germantown’s green spaces in the Green Space Stamp Rally. Explorers can visit 18 sites, get stamped, and win prizes. Monthly guided walks and social benefits included.
Germantown Block Captains weigh in on the public discussion about whether Block Captain contact information should be shared with the public.
Are you missing a lost loved one and wishing you could talk to them again? A unique traveling art installation, The Thread, is coming to Germantown to help you do just that. Using a disconnected rotary phone, you can speak to your loved ones, share memories, and find solace.
Discover the inspiring journey of Kay Synclaire as she turns grief into art with her latest novel, “House of Frank.” After moving to Germantown in 2020, Kay and her sisters found solace and inspiration in their new community. Follow her creative process on TikTok, where she shares writing tips and connects with over 7,500 followers.
Welcome to Blendini City, a vibrant world where humans and buildings live harmoniously, created by Mason Carter to celebrate diversity and the importance of preserving history through his unique artistic vision.
Applications for the Free Philly Pre-K Program are now open online for Northwest Philly families, with the Germantown Info Hub providing a comprehensive list of eligible preschools and contact details in Germantown zip codes.