Neighborhood Innovation : Featured Stories

They're building banjos, walking on the trapeze and reclaiming cemeteries, and they all come here to get the tools they need.

City Councilman at-large Bill Green has introduced three pieces of legislation he believes will move forward Philadelphia's Open Gov efforts.

Flying Kite's inaugural art exhibition, Transformation 19104, opened as part of Second Friday at its On the Ground HQ at 4017 Lancaster Ave. 

The addition of David Groverman's Resellers Central Market to the 3900 block of Lancaster Ave. could mean big things for the corridor.

Reverend Jeff Jordan and his partner David Pickett are also helping organize and mobilize voters in West Philadelphia where others dare not campaign.

The Tiberinos, Traction Company and Liberia are all represented in the artist lineup for our inaugural exhibition at 4017 Lancaster Ave. this Friday from 6-9 p.m.

Films that reveal and inspire, 704 keys that don't play themselves, and some of the best art made in the city at bargain prices.

Taste NoLibs Friday night, Latino theater on Saturday night, and a classic West Philly party on Memorial Day at Flying Kite's new HQ.

Bonnie MacAllister returns to the site of last fall's exhibit for LOOK! to help curate Flying Kite's inaugural exhibit: Transformation 19104.

It's editorial barnstorming, and we're coming to a neighborhood near you for deep dives on local transformation.

It's sculpture derby time in Kensington, craft brew and food in Newbold and energy independence day in Modena.

With help from the Arts & Business Council of Greater Philadelphia, KZB Advisors principal Karen Zinn facilitated a strategic plan that will help Isaiah Zagar's gang of mosaic magic-makers keep shining on.

This partnership that promotes Philadelphia's makers has a call for submissions for its annual Qualities of Life Philadelphia show through July 1.

Between Temple University and Spring Garden Street, recent developments seem to be creating a cultural and educational destination.