Kensington native blends business models to bring fresh food to neighbors in need
Born and raised in Kensington, Austin Wright launched Ava’s Farm — a local produce market and nonprofit that offers free meals and youth programs to residents.
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Kensington news: Norris Square neighborhood assembly, Pride Month storytime and more
Hi there, neighbors. Summer has officially arrived. Get your sunscreen and portable fans, here’s another week of events to
Kensington news: Queer poetry workshop, screen printing workshop and more
Hi there, neighbors. Looking to learn a new skill or access new resources? This week is filled with workshops and
Local artist creates new mural at the Love Lot: “Reciprosity is a mutual exchange”
Puerto-Rico-born artist Paula Rivera Calderon creates the third Love Lot mural in dedication to Prevention Point, with the theme of reciprocation.
Kensington news: “Surviving in Silence Out Loud” art exhibition, will workshop and more
Hi there, neighbors. The weather is starting to warm up as we are about two weeks away from the beginning
Kensington news: Pedal For Peace bike ride, Kensington Summer Kickoff and more
Hi there, neighbors. It’s a new week with clearer skies and more things in the neighborhood to do. Check
Kensington news: Super Mario party, “Mommy’s Khimar” and more
It’s Memorial Day, neighbors. Here’s a list of events in Philadelphia and beyond to attend today to honor
Creating Sanctuary: Kensington cooking and leadership program lowers stress, opens doors for teens
PB&J’s Wednesday Leadership program incentivizes teens to build communication skills while cooking together.
Kensington news: Adult Claymobile, Goats at McPherson Library and more
Hi there, neighbors. We may have a few more rainy days this week, but that won’t stop the fun.
Kensington news: “Cocktails & Capital” workshop, Dungeons & Dragons and more
Hi there, neighbors. The Lenfest Institute for Journalism has released a community poll about ideas for improving the city, and
‘Kind of a heartbreaker’: Kensington gun violence prevention group takes funding hit following federal cuts
The national loss of funding for violence intervention programs will drastically impact local anti-violence initiatives and the communities they serve.
Kensington news: Cinco De Mayo party, Mother’s Day workshops and more
Happy Cinco De Mayo, neighbors. If you’re celebrating this historical holiday, which celebrates the Mexican army’s victory over
Kensington news: reFlea vendor market, queer/women’s career day and more
Hey there, neighbors. Here’s a new list of events to help you ease from April into May this week.