Topic: The Citizen Recommends
The Citizen Recommends: Art for Social Justice
“Points of Connection”—a collection of 10 portraits by the DA’s first-ever artist-in-residence—offers a moving look at the people impacted by, and impacting, our justice system
By Christine Speer Lejeune
The Citizen Recommends: The Grain Train
Grains of all varieties are finally having their “hay” day—and for good reason. Chefs and farmers at Sunday’s event will demonstrate their value, to health, the planet and, most of all, taste
By Jessica Blatt Press
The Citizen Recommends: They Carried Us
A riveting new tome by two local educator/activists chronicles the lives of 95 African-American female trailblazers and their impact in Philly
By Jessica Blatt Press
The Citizen Recommends: LegalLine P.M.
The Bar Association’s free legal advice hotline is held every third Wednesday of the month. Because everyone needs a lawyer at some point
By Michael Butler
The Citizen Recommends: Black History Untold’s “Revolution”
Sofiya Ballin discusses the latest installment of her Black History Untold series, which debuts at the Museum of the American Revolution
By Jared Michael Lowe
The Citizen Recommends: A Conversation with Emma Copley Eisenberg
Join the director of Philly writers hub Blue Stoop as she debuts her new book, a coming-of-age tale about murder, self-discovery and being a woman in America
By Kiersten A. Adams
The Citizen Recommends: Venture Cafe Philly
The Science Center’s weekly meetup draws more than 200 innovators every week for free programming, networking and games. Everyone is welcome.
By Jessica Blatt Press
Ain’t No Party Like A Home Rule Charter Party
Our local constitution hasn’t been updated for nearly 70 years. The Citizen and Drexel University are partnering on a course that asks: Isn’t it about time for a refresh?
By Larry Platt