Fishtown Neighbors Association

There will be no second trash collection during City-observed holiday weeks. The City will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth.
For our Fishtown / FNA Boundary residents that means NO 2nd day on Monday/Tuesday this week. Just your Regular day on Thursday or those with a regular collection day of Friday will have their materials picked up on Saturday, June 20 due to the holiday https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EV4V7wg7T/

There is no second trash collection during City-observed holiday weeks. The City will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteeth. Residents that normally receive trash collection twice weekly will have one pickup this week, on their regular day.

Residents who normally have their trash and recycling picked up Monday through Thursday can set them out on their regular day. Residents with a regular collection day of Friday will have their materials picked up on Saturday, June 20 due to the holiday https://ow.ly/BGGg50YAIcS.

🎵 Music in the Park
Friday June 19 • 6:00 PM • Konrad Square Park

Join us at Konrad Square Park every 3rd Friday at 6 PM starting in May for a great night of live music. Bring a chair or blanket and come hang with neighbors. Our June 19th performer is Joshua Mitchell, a multi-genre singer & songwriter who blends elements of R&B, Pop, EDM, and Soul, to create a new-age timeless sound.


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Fishtown Neighbors Association remembers Firefighter Joseph Konrad. LODD June 13, 2024. 43 years ago today Joe perished in a fire right where the monument in the park is located. If you don't know, it's at the entrance on the corner of Fletcher and Tulip.

MONDAY 6-15-26 Shissler Rec Ctr 1800 Blair St

Recently, our community learned that the 19125 Post Office building was up for sale and immediately reached out to Congressman Boyle’s office for help.

Congressman Boyle announced he is introducing legislation that would require the United States Postal Service to keep communities informed when a lease is ending or a branch is relocating. He also shared that he will be working directly with USPS to push for clarity on the situation affecting our neighborhood.

At the event, he recognized the advocacy of the Fishtown Neighbors Association and the many neighbors who reached out with concerns.

We thank Congressman Brendan Boyle, Councilmember Mark Squilla, and Representative Mary Isaacson for their support on this issue.

We will continue to follow this closely and share updates as we have them.

Press release below:
http://boyle.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/icymi-boyle-demands-usps-protect-postal-access-fishtown-announces-new

Please join us this Wednesday for our monthly Safety Meeting

THIS WEEK-WEDNESDAY June 10th 7pm Fishtown Rec Ctr-1202 E Montgomery. Join us with Fishtown Neighbors Association SAFETY Committee and our guests from Major Crimes Unit sharing ways & devices we can use to help deter Vehicle thefts.

Frankford Avenue Loading Zone

Meeting to review a proposal for the conversion of parking spaces into a loading zone on the 1700 block of Frankford Avenue (across from Palmer Park).

Meeting will be held at Shissler Rec Center at 6:30 pm on Tuesday June 9th.

A vote will be held and will be divided into a community and local vote. You must be a verified FNA member to vote.

🎶 June 13 | 4–10 PM
Sunset vibes, good music, good people, and unforgettable moments 🌅✨
Meet us at Liberty Lands for a night of live music, dancing, and summer energy you don’t want to miss 🎤⚡️

Join us Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at 6:30 PM on Zoom for the Fishtown Neighbors Association Zoning Committee meeting.

We will hear presentations on:

📍 1115–27 Frankford Ave
Variance request to permit a fence in front of the West Gallery that exceeds the maximum permitted height.

📍 544 E. Girard Ave (Impresso Coffee)
Special Exception request to operate an eating and drinking establishment under the North Delaware Overlay. We will also consider their request for a sidewalk café.

Register to attend: fishtown.org/zoning

The Philadelphia Ride of Silence has been rescheduled for Wednesday at 6:45 p.m., starting on the North side of City Hall (Broad and JFK). The purpose of this silent ride is to honor cyclists killed and injured in motor vehicle-related accidents, and to raise awareness about the rights of cyclists to ride the roads. Please join us on Wednesday.