The Philly Download is proud to announce that Cassie Owens, an award-winning journalist, local media advocate, and proud Mount Airy native, is officially stepping in as The Philly Download’s first-ever Executive Director and Editor-in-Chief.
The second feature in our photo journal series is by Isaiah Gaymon. Not only a writer here at The Download or a content creator, Isaiah’s talents also extend to photography.
A stylist that knows how to properly care for our hair, whether it falls in spirals or blooms in an afro, are Godsends.
One thing we appreciate is a good set of nails. Nothing like leaving the shop with a new color, shape, or a little (or a lot of) razzle-dazzle.
hilly creatives, artists, and those dreaming to be; this one is for you. Our team scoured the city, from local organizations neighborhood galleries for some of the best opportunities to start or support your art.
Philadelphia City Council held its first hearing following the Trump administration’s inundation of executive orders.
Living Philly means we are surrounded by brilliant, innovative, and unique creatives. That is true for every medium, specifically ceramics.
2024, what a year. Since our launch, we’ve covered everything Philly including artists and creatives, events and Black history, the ongoing arena debate and one of the most unprecedented Presidential races in US history.
What a doozy 2024 has been! For anyone who is feeling the urge to change the scenery, whether it’s because you just need a break or a vacay is overdue, we got you.
Christmas Village closes for the season soon. Before it does, stop by and support these local Black-owned businesses!
We don’t need a reason to support Black Business. But seeing how we are in the holiday season, we decided to talk about our favorite gifts and services worth gifting from our favorite Black-owned businesses. Here are a few members of our team’s personal picks
It’s officially Election Day! The polls are open from 7am today until 8pm. While our elections are safe and secure, problems on election day can and do arise.
Question: I’m at my polling place - what do I do next?
Beyond common queries, voters should consider lesser-known questions about eligibility, privacy, and out-of-state voting this election.
It's a common sentiment to feel disillusioned with politics, but voting remains a crucial way to influence the direction of your community and country. Here’s why your vote still matters: