Shara Dae Howard

Members of the Philadelphia Police Department prepped, packed and delivered more than 400 Thanksgiving dinner boxes Tuesday morning for families across all 20 police districts in the city.

The Museum of the American Revolution is celebrating Thanksgiving with a weekend of performances, crafts and more Friday through Sunday. The crown jewel of the weekend is the last chance to see the sword of a Revolutionary War hero.

A Center City nonprofit partnership is combining the warmth of hospitality and the uplifting power of music to help Philadelphians experiencing poverty find community and connection.

The Friends of the Wissahickon are celebrating the completion of a bridge nearly 20 years in the making — and just in time for the group’s 100th anniversary.

BlackStar Film Projects is screening a film series reflecting the themes found throughout a Camden, New Jersey, artist’s international exhibition, now at the Barnes Foundation.

Starting at noon on Dec. 29, the Penn Museum will be hosting a Kwanzaa Celebration honoring African heritage and community. It’s free of charge and runs until 4 p.m.

Philly jazz contralto Pearl Williams, known for “singing her butt off,” has died at 87 after battling a long illness, according to her family. A memorial service will be held on Monday, Dec. 30, at 11 a.m. at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church.

Quishing it the latest scam taking off across the country. It’s where scammers tamper with or entirely replace QR codes to steal your information.

Philly Goat Project’s Tree-Cycle Festival is back for its seventh year. Beginning Jan. 4 at noon, folks can come out to The Farm at Awbury Arboretum and donate their Christmas tree to help feed some hungry goats.

Habitat for Humanity is unwrapping some brand-new affordable homes in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood. The 21-unit, multi-family development is named Coltrane Commons in honor of the jazz legend who once lived in the neighborhood.