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Center City Digest, Spring 2026

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Pollinator Garden at Sister Cities Park’

Spring is for renewal Make your impact today at supportccdf.org

As the exceptionally cold and icy winter ends in Philadelphia, anticipation for spring’s arrival feels even stronger than usual. Springtime in Center City means spending more time outdoors and reconnecting with the spaces, places, and people we’ve been missing for months. Center City District’s horticulture team has been hard at work for months to set the stage for spring and summer. Every year, in addition to our primary initiatives to keep Center City sidewalks clean and safe, the horticulture staff expertly plans, plants, and tends to flower beds, planters, and trees throughout the downtown and in the four public spaces CCD manages: Dilworth Park, Sister Cities Park, John F. Collins Park, and Cret Park. Our sidewalk cleaners, bicycle safety patrols, homeless outreach teams, and community service representatives are working every day to make our downtown a welcoming place for residents, workers, and visitors. Those of us who live, work, and have fun in Center City also understand how trees, planters, and vibrant parks can foster civic pride and create places for adults to relax and for children to play. You can ensure these places remain sources of joy for seasons to come. A donation now will ensure that our public spaces remain vibrant year-round.

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