Black History And Culture Showcase Kicks Off Friday
The 9th Annual Black History and Culture Show includes dozens of exhibits that illustrate the talent and accomplishments of African Americans past and present.
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The 9th Annual Black History and Culture Show includes dozens of exhibits that illustrate the talent and accomplishments of African Americans past and present.
At the Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal church in South Philadelphia, Holy Week began with a palm procession led by children.
The Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center is debuting a new event, "Culture and Conversation," and you're invited.
This addresses not their legal, but educational rights, as they make their way through the system.
Volunteers armed with screw guns, saws, and hammers followed blue prints to create ladders, boxes and other complex contraptions for the animals.
At 8:30 p.m. Saturday, many cities and towns around the globe will be observing Earth Hour. It was created by the World Wildlife Fund to raise awareness about climate change.
More than 500 volunteers have joined with residents in West Philadelphia to help fix homes.
The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is teaming up with the Greater Philadelphia Film Office to begin showing movies at their venue.
Carl Webster, executive director and CEO of the chapter, says they were desperate to move from the outdated facility they had used for forty years.
LaSalle University's advance in the basketball playoffs isn't the only "buzz" on that college campus.
The AARP offers driving refresher classes to those over age 50. Bill O'Brien teaches twice a month throughout South Jersey.
The Please Touch Museum is targeting potential philanthropists who grew up as museum visitors for its $30-million fundraising campaign.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority, now four years into using on-street electronic kiosks in Center City and University City, has no immediate plans to extend them into neighborhoods.
Now that it's spring, the Bethesda Project and Broad Street Ministries will be shuttering the doors of its overnight drop-in center.
Syboll -- who says he was bullied as a child -- has advice for dealing with cyber bullies.
The Jewish holiday of Passover begins March 25th, and food is a big part of it!
Rising Sun Avenue has been blocked off near Martindale Street by police as a precaution.
Franklin Square will kick off it's seventh season starting at noon on Wednesday.
The new building at 22nd and Pennsylvania Avenue would include a 55,000 square foot grocery store and up to 350 apartments above.
Audience members at a public forum hosted by the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists gave Philly Mag editor Tom McGrath and writer Bob Huber an ear full.
It's been a painful ten years for Iraq war veterans who have been facing challenges ever since.
Mayor Nutter says the city has made a number of changes in services to address poverty but, he notes, it's a complicated issue.
A bill dubbed Pennsylvania's version of the "Dream Act" is being introduced in the state legislature.
An all-day training session was taking place at Bucks County Community College, designed to help area social workers, behavioral health professionals, and other disaster response personnel bolster their disaster response training.
The planned Shop Rite store, on the Admiral Wilson Boulevard, will be 75,000 square feet and will anchor a retail strip of stores in the East Camden neighborhood that Mayor Dana Redd believes is long overdue.
