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Port Richmond on Patrol and Civic (PROPAC) discuss zoning, crime and other community issues at Columbia Social Club, 3529 Almond Street., Philadelphia. Learn more.
Updates from the neighborhood, Friends of Harrowgate Park and 24th District Police. Heitzman Recreation Center 3631 Amber St. Learn more.
NKCDC and Multifamily Management of Philadelphia invite you to attend the lottery drawing to determine which applicants will receive the first interviews for rental apartments at Orinoka Civic House at Coral Street Arts House (2446-68 Coral Street, Philadelphia). All applications postmarked by February 24 will be included in the lottery. Capacity is limited and admission will be on a first come, first serve basis. Attending the lottery will have no affect on the application process. Questions may be directed to Multifamily Management of Philadelphia at 267-273-9247.
On the first Friday of each month-—year round-—the neighborhood's galleries, studios, shops, bars and restaurants open their doors for an eclectic exhibition of the local arts and music scene. First Friday is an opportunity to sample the diverse businesses and artists that make this community unique. Visit www.frankfordavearts.org for listings.
A four-hour workshop at Coral Street Arts House or the Kensington Storefront with PA Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) lenders, realtor insurance agents, home inspection agents and other housing experts. Learn more and register here.
Somerset Neighbors for Better Living discuss community concerns, news and events at their monthly meeting. This month at Rock Ministries, 2755 Kensington Ave, Philadelphia. More info
Join NKCDC at Firm Hope Baptist Church, (2313 E Auburn St., Philadelphia) for rent & property tax rebate applications, housing counseling referrals, job postings, youth activities, local food pantry referrals and connecting with other NKCDC and city resources.
Join your East Kensington neighbors at Circle of Hope (2009 Frankford Avenue) to vote on plans for local development. Community votes serve as recommendations to the Philadelphia Zoning Board of Adjustment.
A four-hour workshop at Coral Street Arts House (2446 Coral Street, Philadelphia) with PA Housing Finance Agency (PHFA). PHFA lenders, realtor insurance agents, home inspection agents and other housing experts. Register here.
Join the Fishtown Neighbors Association around beautification, events, neighborhood news, safety, and zoning at the monthly membership meeting at Fishtown Rec Center, 1202 East Montgomery Avenue. Learn more.
The East Kensington Neighbors Association meets monthly, usually at Philadelphia Brewing Company, 2440 Frankford Avenue. Meet neighbors, enjoy a beer on the house and participate in the positive changes in the neighborhood. Learn more.
Discuss recent news, events, and activities with your neighbors and the 24th Police District every month at 3901 Whitaker Avenue.
Ease your property tax and get free help preparing income taxes through NKCDC and the Philadelphia Department of Revenue at Porch Light Kensington, a new community space at 2774 Kensington Avenue. For more information, contact rhorst@nkcdc.org or 215-427-0350 x116.
Be part of planning for the Porch Light community space. Meet at the space itself: 2774 Kensington Avenue. Your ideas and input will make the storefront beneficial to the whole community. Learn more.
Meet with Olde Richmond Civic Association neighbors to discuss Port Richmond news, events & concerns. Monthly at Cione Rec Center, 2600 Aramingo Ave. Learn more.
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NKCDC and Multifamily Management of Philadelphia invite you to attend the lottery drawing to determine which applicants will receive the first interviews for rental apartments at Orinoka Civic House at Coral Street Arts House (2446-68 Coral Street, Philadelphia).
All applications postmarked by February 24 will be included in the lottery. Capacity is limited and admission will be on a first come, first serve basis. Attending the lottery will have no affect on the application process. Questions may be directed to Multifamily Management of Philadelphia at 267-273-9247.