Grid’s December issue, #211, will be its last in print. I have mixed feelings about making this announcement. As someone who has spent over three decades in this medium, I’m attached to it. I will ...
Just before 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, dozens of people stood in line outside the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel ...
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Museumgoers express heartache and outrage on the final day of the Academy of Natural Sciences Museum
Just before 10 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, dozens of people stood in line outside the Academy of Natural Sciences, waiting in the spitting rain for the museum to open its doors to the public for the ...
« Sundays 10am – Philly River Flow 2026 Cliveden House Tour Season » Black Lotus Holistic Healing Collective is known for is a space designed for BIPOC healers/practitioners to be centered in the ...
Beer garden, food truck, live music Succession Fermentory will be at the park on Thursday evenings in September and October for weekly pop-up happy hours with a variety of beers and other beverages ...
Will Ryan faces a half-dead (yet half-alive) ash tree deep in the woods of Tyler Arboretum and ties a plastic pill bottle around its trunk. Inside is a folded white paper dotted with tiny black specks ...
Sometimes Linde Lauff sees a pile of construction waste in Pennypack Park and thinks, that shouldn’t be there. Not just in a general way in which, ideally, no litter should ever pollute a natural ...
While Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s ambitious Housing Opportunities Made Easy initiative (H.O.M.E.) sets out to close the city’s affordable housing gap, some area nonprofits have begun working ...
How much do you love your park? Maybe enough to organize or participate in a cleanup, raise or donate money to make an improvement, or lead an educational walk. Or maybe you don’t have the time or ...
Philadelphia is changing all around us. Fresh off a tourism season celebrating our city’s colonial history, our building boom is racing to meet a housing crisis and is, in turn, reshaping the very ...
When we went to print last month with “APOCALYPSE NOW” splashed across the cover in 138-point type above a raging Canadian wildfire, I wondered if people would think we were being alarmist. Little did ...
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