Today we have details to share on the restaurants participating in Taste of Fairmount so far - limited tickets remain, and all purchases support the new Small Business Fund - as well as opportunities for community-members in need of food assistance, and those able to help their neighbors.

We’re sharing a few opportunities for community members—both for those in need of food assistance and for those looking to lend a helping hand to their neighbors. If we’ve missed any local programs or opportunities, please email Jessie@7ccommunications.com so we can add them to the list. Lather Brewerytown Bakery and Brewerytown Sharswood Neighborhood Coalition 1900 Block of Fairmount Avenue Senator Sharif Street KB Experience Mama-Tee Fridge at Fairmount Bikes Mama-Tee Frid

Since the start of the year, 500+ Brewerytown and Fairmount neighbors have helped create a new vision for a safer, more accessible, beautiful, vibrant and successful community space at 29th and Girard!

We've rounded up Halloween events and specials across Fairmount, Brewerytown, Francisville, and Spring Garden.

Park to Broad’s is launching a new Small Business Fund! Starting in 2026 we will distribute grants from this fund twice a year to help our neighborhood businesses overcome challenges, plan community-building events, and grow.

We’re one month out from Taste of Fairmount and there are less than 100 tickets left! Make sure you grab yours today before we sell out because no tickets will be sold at the door. Better yet, sponsor the event to maximize visibility for your business or community group.

We’ve got a big month ahead for local events! Halloween Nights are back at Eastern State, and this Saturday morning October 4 is the CoreFitness Breakout Race, 5k, two-mile walk, and kids’ run at 22nd and Brown - benefitting Friends of Eastern State Penitentiary Park. There’s lots more coming up

Squeeze out the last bit of summer with us this Wednesday, September 17 for our biggest sidewalk social yet! We'll have two musicians , 10 food and drink options, and a dozen other vendors at 26th & Girard from 5:30-7:30pm.

Community goals drive everything we do at Park to Broad. Take five minutes to complete our survey to inform neighborhood priorities and our work for 2026 and beyond.

Fairmount Avenue has changed a lot in 25 years! Neighborhood Potters has been there throughout - since Sandi Pierantozzi & Neil Patterson bought and renovated the building at 2034 Fairmount to make their pottery and a classroom for community learning. Congrats on 25 years, and thanks for the beautiful space you've created at the center of the district.

Who doesn't love seeing your favorite people and places in the news? We follow whenever our neighborhood businesses get headlines, and have lots to share this month!

Join us for the first Sidewalk Social of the summer on June 25 at 27th & Girard! Enjoy live music, tacos from La Vaquita, and shop 14+ local vendors. Plus, check out neighborhood updates, business spotlights, and commercial listings.

Summer is in full swing in the Park to Broad District and so are our community events! We've got your July plans covered!

Join us for the first Sidewalk Social of the summer on June 25 at 27th & Girard! Enjoy live music, tacos from La Vaquita, and shop 14+ local vendors. Plus, check out neighborhood updates, business spotlights, and commercial listings.

This month we're celebrating the Girard Ave Street Fest, new business openings, upcoming events, and local spots making headlines!

Thanks to our presenting partner Freedom Credit Union, and all the business leaders, artists, and neighbors who helped produce the 21st Fairmount Arts Crawl last Sunday! Check out the highlights on our blog, and mark your calendar for our next big spring event...

13 of our incredible neighborhood businesses just earned a spot on the The Philadelphia Inquirer's 2025 Philly Favorites list!

This month we're celebrating new business openings, upcoming events, and local spots making headlines!

It's been a busy (and beautiful!) start to the spring - with a new brand and work for safer streets, stronger businesses, and new community

Park to Broad convened local business leaders, property owners, and representatives from the offices of State Representative Keith Harris an