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North Broad in the News

A Vacant Lot, A Health Fest, a A Vision for the Next 250 Years

Health isn’t just about choices. It’s about access. It’s about design. It’s about whether the environment gives people the opportunity to live well, or quietly makes it harder, writes Shalimar Thomas. https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/broad-street-community-health-festival-diabetes-20250818.html

North Broad is a Neighborhood to Visit

From iconic landmarks to local eats, music, art, and events like Summer aBroad, there’s never been a better time to visit North Broad. Not our words, but we would agree. Read more about why Visit Philly is saying North Broad is the place to be. Read More Here

The new Honeysuckle is the most ambitious restaurant yet this year

North Broad's newest restaurant is ranked the best. Read more about progressive bar, food, and membership. Like the vine that shares its name, Honeysuckle has had many twists over the last five years under founders Omar Tate and Cybille St.Aude-Tate. It’s been a pop-up, a residency, and most recently a

Efforts to Transform Parking lot into Community Oasis on North Broad Street

Ahead of 2026, the North Broad Renaissance is working with community stakeholders and property owners to transform the parking lot into a community space that will spur community pride and economic development. Learn more about the project here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=e85HqyzWoSA

Happy Earth Day

Happy Earth Day! Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves to Create a Greener North Broad Nearly 100 volunteers showed up for the Annual Broader Green: Earth Day of Service kicking off the maintenance and landscaping seasons on North Broad, and learning about the vital role green space plays in urban

Iron Hill Brewery to open on North Broad

Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant, a local eatery chain operating for more than 25 years, intends to open a new location on Temple’s Main Campus at Broad Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue, where the previous Barnes & Noble bookstore was located, the university announced in a press release Wednesday.

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