Community Events

The spookiest week of the year is upon us! Get in the Halloween spirit with one of these events.

Chestnut Hill's popular fall festival celebrating the world of Harry Potter lost its name, but not its following.

For Walt Maguire, dressing as the festival’s Dumbledore was a serious endeavor — one that required him to begin his preparation at 5 a.m.

October 20, 2018 marks four years since Philadelphia decriminalized small amounts of marijuana.

Celebrate autumn indoors or out with one of this week's picks.

Educators called for more awareness of indigenous cultures around the world at the 8th annual Indigenous People's Day celebration at Bartram's Garden in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia is a city of neighborhoods—and depending on where you and your family live, whether within the city limits or in the Philly suburbs, there may be lots of neighbor

As autumn gets underway, check out a fall festival, see a folk legend perform, or watch dragon boats cruise down the Schuylkill.

People of color are the norm, rather than a rarity. Body types run the gamut of what you’d expect to see as you walk down the street. People of all ages can find a role.

The office of city councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown held the 18th annual Knit In at City Hall Thursday,

Homegrown talent is on the menu this week and the selections are particularly tasty.

The many Restaurant Weeks in the area this fall allow you to have a culinary adventure on the cheap.

Hatfield House has become a hub for artists within the last year, but it still hasn't become a community space for all of Strawberry Mansion.

I looked at the lineup and it was all men, primarily white men speaking and I was like, 'Why would I attend this conference if I can't even see myself in any of the speakers?'

Taste an under-appreciated native fruit, take a stroll down Baltimore Avenue, or try one of our other picks for this week.