"Home Court: The Hartranft Basketball Revival," an art exhibit celebrating the renovation of a North Philadelphia neighborhood's courts, includes interviews with community members about their collective past, present and future.

The local arts and culture, counseling and legal communities are stepping up to provide temporary space to displaced tenants of The Philadelphia Building following the July 3 event.

Proceeds from sales of its first product, cheese, support the rescuing of surplus milk from Lancaster dairy farmers to make free cheese for the nonprofit's clients.

The legislation automatically seals the records of people with misdemeanors who earn no further convictions after 10 years as well as those who have been arrested but faced no convictions.

The center is expected to open in 2021 and house about 20 legal organizations offering pro-bono services.

The new Callowhill company will pick a different nonprofit every quarter to get a branded beer and proceeds from its sales.

The annual list of top B Corps includes familiar names such as Solar States, Azavea and Communally.

An estimated 80 to 130 people visit the public art-making space per day, but certified recovery specialists are scarce. Reps from Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services and Mural Arts say help is on the way.

Plus, five events picked from the city's Pride Month calendar.

But it's not all bad news, either: Philly is walkable!