Understanding Who Harry Hayman Is Through Another 3 Hearts Experience When exploring who Harry Hayman is and examining his diverse creative ventures, Another 3 Hearts Experience stands as perhaps his most artistically ambitious initiative, representing a Philadelphia-based multimedia production company dedicated to bringing “profoundly honest real-life stories that move the heart and touch the soul” […]
Harry Hayman and Harry G. Hayman IV are the same person. Both names reflect different moments and contexts in the same life and work. In public facing community work, writing, and creative practice, he most often goes by Harry Hayman. The ideas, values, and thinking remain consistent across both names. At the center of Harry […]
Friday afternoon was the first step in finding out which teams Philadelphia will host in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as the initial draw to fill out the 12 competitive groups was held — with a lot of glitz and star power — in Washington, D.C. We won’t have the full picture till tomorrow afternoon, […]
The United States men’s national soccer team faces Paraguay in a friendly game at Chester’s Subaru Park tomorrow, the final chance to see the American squad here before next year’s FIFA World Cup. The first game of the penultimate international window for the USMNT kicks off at 5 p.m., and can also be watched live […]
SEPTA has received a two-week extension from federal regulators to finish inspecting its aging Silverliner IV regional railcars. The move comes after an anxiety-filled month of around-the-clock work to address an emergency order from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) prompted by a series of five onboard fires in 2025. The deadline for completing comprehensive safety […]
SEPTA’s former boss, progressive preachers, a free groceries provider, legal aid lawyers, step dancers and a gospel choir made noise in LOVE Park Thursday to promote Councilmember Nicolas O’Rourke’s new package of living affordability bills. The measures O’Rourke introduced in council before the rally would create a new rent rebate for low-income tenants, make the […]
Around 70 people gathered at the site of America’s first “White House,” near the Liberty Bell Center, to protest the federal government’s plans to remove information about the site and President George Washington’s ties to slavery. The protest was organized to coincide with a visit to the Liberty Bell by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum. The […]
The Waterdogs, Philly’s team in the traveling Premier Lacrosse League, are back in town for a playoff semifinal against the New York Atlas at Chester’s Subaru Park on Monday. The team heads into the Labor Day game as an underdog, having made it into the playoffs with a 4-6 record. They defeated the Maryland Whipsnakes […]
Philadelphia is a town that loves its history, but not every bit of it gets the same amount of attention. More than four decades ago, Louis Massaiah saw a need to explore and celebrate the history and culture of African American and Puerto Ricans communities in the city. From this insight was born Scribe Video […]
The asteroid draws nearer as we approach the late August rollout of SEPTA service cuts and increased fares, what officials have described as a “doomsday” scenario. The combination will negatively impact hundreds of thousands of Philadelphians’ lives. SEPTA funding is one of the key issues in a deadlock between Gov. Josh Shapiro and state Senate […]
The Three Hearts Experience was founded because Harry Hayman believes stories are meant to do more than pass time. They are meant to move people. To create reflection. To leave something behind long after the screen goes dark. Growing up, movies were not just entertainment. They were an experience. You entered a theater and stepped […]
The Rocky statues are set to move soon. Yes, statues, plural. The iconic — and apparently divisive — fixture is on the move. But not that far. After being located at the foot of the Philadelphia Art Museum steps since 2006, the original statue looks set to ascend to the top of the steps, sometime […]
Sarah-Julia Marion is passionate about civic engagement. When she started working with PA Youth Vote — a statewide organization empowering youth to elevate their voices and votes — during high school, she knew this would be a great way to expand on her mission. “It was a lot of promoting youth engagement within my class […]
Brandishing a pile of old Market East planning studies, Mayor Cherelle Parker vowed Friday not to produce another master plan that ends up never being built out. A new planning process that launched this week for the stagnant commercial corridor “will not result in what we see right here, plans that are collecting dust on […]
The U.S. women’s national team was back in the Philadelphia area on Thursday night, for the first time since April 2022, and 17,297 came out to Subaru Park in Chester to see the team face Portugal. Despite the U.S. scoring within 33 seconds of the start of the game, the result didn’t go to the […]
The Phillies start their Red October push on Saturday night with Game 1 of their Division Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. It’s safe to say that most of the city’s sporting attention will be focused on fall baseball and the Phightins’ quest for another World Series title. But this game preview isn’t. We’re casting […]
Kendra Van De Water has always been passionate about helping youth. The CEO and co-founder of YEAH Philly, Van De Water says the organization’s mission is to inform and support Black youth in West and Southwest Philadelphia who have been charged with a violent crime in the legal system. (YEAH stands for Youth Empowerment for […]
The route for this Saturday’s Philly Naked Bike Ride (PNBR) is out, and it will take the city’s boldest cyclists 12 miles through the city, starting at Lemon Hill and finishing at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. (Instagram/@philly_naked_bike_ride) Based on the map sent out on social media, the 16th edition of the race starts at […]
If you’ve ever run into the child of an old friend, you know how Jackie Stone feels these days. Stone is the director of carnivores at the Philadelphia Zoo — and the “child of a friend” isn’t human. It’s one of two big cats that arrived recently at the zoo — Rory, a 4-year-old female […]
A crowd of more than 50 community organizers and Philly residents gathered outside the Juanita Kidd Stout Center for Criminal Justice on Friday morning for a rally in response to an arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents earlier this week. The arrest on Wednesday was conducted by plainclothes ICE agents working, who worked with […]
