As a Registered Community Organization (RCO), we ensure that all residents and businesses have a chance to learn about and give feedback on nearby developments that affect them. Monthly RCO Meetings: Every First Wednesday of the Month @ 7pm Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89918466619
Mt. Airy takes pride in being a racially and economically diversified community. But the recent skyrocketing price of homes have put these properties out of reach for many, particularly Black families. As a result, there is a concern that Mt. Airy is losing its distinctive character. Some Black residents have even noted a sense of...
Hosted by Councilmembers Cindy Bass, Anthony Phillips and Kenyatta Johnson MLK Highschool 6100 Stenton Ave
In-person event: 520 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia PA 19119 (Oceania conference room located in the Mt. Airy Axis coworking space) Register at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScBgb8d_VyjG6_ztZWwVnqlxllip003Bw7FxvF8O9r6stAx6A/viewform Now more than ever its time to: Take a lead locally on climate change Increase local renewable energy Invest in our local economy Weavers Way Co-op has partnered with the Clean Energy Co-op...
We invite you and your kiddo to our Nature Play Group at the Mt. Airy EcoLab every third Thursday from @9:30 am to 11 am! We will read a book and do an activity based on what’s going on in nature that month. Then we will play amongst the trees and animals while we all...
Plant street trees with the Mt. Airy Tree Tenders. Bring your gloves, tools, and a bottle of water. Meet at Carpenter Station - near the Mt. Airy EcoLab at 8:30 am. We'll provide coffee and sweet treats to get your day going. We'll finish around 1pm and then gather later for a social hour at...
Early in the 20th Century, the City of Philadelphia made region-wide plans that included a large intersection of three parkways in the heart of Chestnut Hill. Condemnation and clearing opened the ground for the grand intersection—a traffic circle. But World War I interrupted the work. At that point, the community was not yet settled in...
All are welcome for an honest and respectful discussion sponsored by the Philadelphia Chapter of Coming to the Table (www.comingtothetable.org). Keynote by Rev. Gregory Holston, co-facilitator of the 57+ Blocks Coalition. Saturday, May 4th, Oxford Presbyterian Church (8501 Stenton), 9:30-2:00, with registration at 9:00. Lunch provided. Free! Contact cpyrch@summitpres.net to RSVP or learn more.