Public Spaces

Some Philly spaces are celebrating an “analog” experience – or those that are centered around physical media. We talked to a few.

Ben Schweers es un abogado litigante radicado en Pittsburgh. Este verano, decidió tomarse un descanso de su trabajo jurídico para ejercer como socorrista.

A former DEP commissioner says the city did not have the authority to skirt state laws in order to make the 250th anniversary deadline.

Ben Schweers is a trial attorney based in Pittsburgh. This summer, he decided to take a break from legal work to be a lifeguard.

The bright yellow box has become a place for people to swap plant cuttings and propagations.

This two-night community event narrated the stories of the Italian Market’s immigrant workers through public art, colorful light boxes and guided tours.

The $44 million accessibility project will add elevators to both platforms, making the station ADA-compliant.

The “North Market” library opens Aug. 29 with free spaces for Delaware creators, small businesses and families.

Philadelphia’s soda tax helped fund the $15 million remodel that includes a new boxing training room and facility upgrades.

North10 is helping contractors and households pay to dispose of waste legally, diverting thousands of pounds of trash from illegal dumpsites.

Germantown’s OnePass gives you access to nine historical sites for one price. The organization hopes this will encourage visitors to remain curious.

The Association for Public Art commissioned architect Jeff Richards to showcase the possibilities of flax as a building material.

From free beaches to miniature golf and summer events, here's how families can enjoy the Jersey Shore without spending a fortune.

“It’s a name, it’s a statue, it’s a plaque. It could be a variety of things,” a city official said about ideas for honoring Delaware’s only president.

Piles of trash left after Fourth of July celebrations have likely already leached into the water. And that’s not all that’s in there.