Save the date: September 19, 2026
Frankford Fall Festival
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Temple Childbirth Services Moving to Juniata/Frankford
From the Frankford CDC newsletter:
Temple Women and Families Hospital – LOCATION UPDATE
Beginning Wednesday, September 3rd at 8am, all childbirth services will take place at the new Temple Women and Families Hospital located at 1331 East Wyoming Avenue (intersection of Castor and Wyoming Avenues).
As of this date, non-emergent labor and delivery will no longer take place at Temple University Hospital at Broad and Ontario Street. This site will provide maternity care, gynecology, neonatal intensive care, breast health, menopause management, behavioral health, family medicine, pediatrics, lab, pharmacy and radiology.
Frankford Transportation Center Transit-Oriented Development
From the Frankford CDC newsletter:
The Frankford Transportation Center Transit-Oriented Development at Frankford and Pratt is on schedule to begin demolition and construction later this year! You can look forward to 114 affordable apartments, ranging from studios to 3-bedroom units; a new supermarket; and a 40,000 sq. ft. City health center.
On June 5, 2025, Philadelphia City Council voted to approve funding of the health center project up to $21 million! We want to thank our councilperson, Quetcy Lozada, for her unwavering support of this project and sponsorship of the bill.
Stay tuned for more updates!
Frankford Fall Festival Right Around the Corner!
From the Frankford CDC newsletter:
Join us at Frankford Pause Park on Saturday, September 20, from 12-5 pm, for an afternoon of entertainment, food, resources, and family-fun!
This community event is free, but registration is encouraged. Register online at: bit.ly/frankfordfallfestival.
Interested in sponsoring? Email mharris@frankfordcdc.org for more information.
Frankford Transportation Center Transit-Oriented Development
From the Frankford Community Development Corporation:
The Frankford Transportation Center Transit-Oriented Development at Frankford and Pratt is on schedule to begin demolition and construction later this year! You can look forward to 132 affordable apartments, ranging from studios to 3-bedroom units; a new supermarket; and a 40,000 sq. ft. City health center.
On June 5, 2025, Philadelphia City Council voted to approve funding of the health center project up to $21 million! We want to thank our councilperson, Quetcy Lozada, for her unwavering support of this project and sponsorship of the bill.
Stay tuned for more updates!
