“Last Call”, a movie set in Upper Darby, coming soon
“Last Call”, a movie set in Upper Darby, coming soon Read More …
Category: Upper Darby
UD Jazz Grad in the News
Hiruy Tirfe, UDHS grad (on the left with the Sax) is part of this group. ABC News writes: “PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (WPVI) — “Raw, organic, in your face.” This description perhaps relates best to food, but is instead how Hiruy Tirfe describes fellow Philadelphia musicians.
NYT #1 Jazz Album by UDSD Alumni Immanuel Wilkins
The New York Times ranks the album by Upper Darby School District alum Immanuel Wilkins #1 Jazz Album of 2020! 1. Immanuel Wilkins, ‘Omega’On his debut, the 23-year-old alto saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins announces himself with a suite of 10 compositions that move with such grace, there’s no time to feel overwhelmed by the surfeit of ideas packed into Read More …
History: “Bazaar of All Nations”
Locals remember it so fondly that I heard about it long after it was closed. “The Bazaar of All Nations” was located at what is now a Home Depot site. The trailer for the film tells the story, so watch and enjoy!
Goat powered landscaping!
This novel way of clearing out an overgrown area was covered by the local ABC affiliate. We heard about it just today from a friend and think it is pretty ingenious.
UDSD introduces a new principal (video)
A novel and humorous approach to introducing a new school principal. Read More …
Get more local!
You can’t get any more local than this. Grown right in Upper Darby, fresh produce is now available at “Greenhorn Gardens” Read More …
Help your neighbors!
Last week was a banner week for our fresh food fundraiser! UDCCED and FOTFT were able to provide two food banks with fresh produce totaling over $1000 because of your generous contributions! The Upper Darby Food Bank and Centro De Apoyo Comunitario provided about 70 families with over a 1000 lbs of much needed fresh fruits and veggies Read More …
Black Lives Matter, Upper Darby Style
Anyone familiar with Upper Darby knows that it has been a diverse and immigrant-rich community for many decades. Although many have joined the protests in Philadelphia, Upper Darby also had local actions. There was a somber walking vigil in Arlington Cemetery with prayer, sharing and singing, a kneeling demonstration on busy Lansdowne Avenue, and other Read More …