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PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philadelphia’s largest affordable art fair, Art for the Cash Poor, is making its anticipated return on Saturday, June 14. Organized by the non-profit arts organization, InLiquid, the …
Art for the Cash Poor Returns to Philadelphia, Celebrating 25 Years Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — A community battered by the opioid crisis is fighting back. The 2025 grant application cycle for the Kensington Community Resilience Fund (KCR Fund) has officially opened, marking five …
Kensington Targets Healing with Fifth Year of Resilience Fund Grants Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) has announced the approval of over $6.1 million in targeted funding to advance 16 key initiatives in Philadelphia as …
Philadelphia Secures $6.1M Boost for 16 Transformative Projects Enhancing Communities and Driving Growth Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The InLiquid Gallery unveils a captivating exhibition, “Brotherly Lens: A Portrait of Philadelphia,” featuring the work of three distinguished photographers: Eric T. Kunsman, Joseph Labolito, and Ron …
Brotherly Lens: A Portrait of Philadelphia Showcases City’s Varied Tapestry Read More
HARRISBURG, PA — On Tuesday, Secretary Rick Siger of the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) announced the approval of 12 new projects totaling more than $50 million through …
Pennsylvania Approves Over $50 Million for Development Projects Read More
PHILADELPHIA, PA — On Wednesday, as part of a concerted effort to enhance security and improve livelihoods in Philadelphia neighborhoods, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker put pen to paper and rendered …
Philadelphia Marches Towards Safety: Mayor Parker Signs Three Bills to Boost Public Security Read More