Philly’s only 2025 gift guide with spiritual consults, PPA evasion and a Kensington Jason Kelce tee
This year’s holiday gift guide highlights creative, hyperlocal gifts that support Kensington’s artists, makers, and small businesses.
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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
Photos of Kensington: Spring cleanup at Trenton & Auburn Playground with Mayor Parker’s support
Community members lead a spring cleanup at Trenton and Auburn Playground, followed by a visit from Mayor Cherelle Parker in support of revitalization efforts.
Photos of Kensington:Celebrating the Revitalization of Rivera Recreation Center & Mann Older Adult Center
Rivera Recreation Center and Mann Older Adult Center celebrated their renovation and reopening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the unveiling the community-created mural “El Ritmo del Centro".
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.
City Council advances bill banning mobile services providers from most of Kensington and 7th District
The amendments, approved in a 12-3 vote, would require mobile providers to obtain permits while also imposing strict location and time limits on their operations.
Kensington news: Teen job fair, city budget workshop and more
Happy early Earth Day, neighbors. Wanna get out and take care of the planet? Here’s a list of events
Philly teens are building foundations for the future through this free Kensington carpentry program
The Building a Brighter Future through the Art of Construction program draws young people from across the city.
Kensington news: Career fairs, Easter giveaways and more
Happy spring, neighbors. Easter and other spring holidays are on the horizon, and we’ve gathered a long list of
Port Richmond streetlight outages draw more than 75 complaints, residents frustrated by 'no results'
Around 2 a.m. on March 13, Frank Trout’s son was walking home from his boxing club when a car struck him near Richmond Street and Indiana Avenue. The driver fled the scene, so Trout turned to security footage for answers. But the street was pitch dark.
City Council presses for data on Kensington Wellness Court, city leaves key questions unanswered
As Philadelphia City Council considered Mayor Cherelle Parker’s $3.7 million request to expand the new Kensington Wellness Court
Kensington news: Spring Festival, driveway repair program and more
Hello, neighbors. Flowers are blooming, the air is warming and spring is in full swing. Check out some of the
Here's how East Kensington's Arcadia Commons came together to protect vacant lots that were being stewarded by the community
An abandoned lot in East Kensington sparked a community-led movement to reclaim green space.