🎶 Music festivals that haven’t been canceled

Bicentennial Bell Garden To Open in June

Ahead of the semiquincentennial in 2026, the Bicentennial Bell — a gift from Queen Elizabeth II to the United States in 1976 — is returning to public view. The garden housing the 12,000-pound bell at 3rd & Walnut is slated to open to the public in June. [WHYY]

Three-Year-Old Dies After Accidental Shooting

Kayden Barnes sadly passed away early yesterday morning, after she accidentally shot herself in the right eye with a gun she found on a dresser in her Germantown home. [Inquirer 🔒]

Councilmember Looks To Block Rehab Center

Councilmember Curtis Jones Jr. introduced a bill in City Council last week that would prevent a piece of Wynnefield — the site of a proposed inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility — from having buildings used for medical or health purposes such as this. [Inquirer 🔒]

Want To Bring Composting to Your Neighborhood?

The application is open to become part of Philadelphia Parks & Rec’s Community Compost Network, which provides support, supplies, and training to civic organizations, community gardens, schools, and other groups looking to start community composting programs. [PPR]

• The deadline to apply is Friday at 11:59 p.m. Here’s the application form.

Yesterday, I asked you where you were and what you were up to when the earthquake hit on Friday morning. Here’s what some Hey Philly readers said.

✈️ Marcia K.: “I was at my desk thinking that a really big truck was rolling by or there was a low flying plane. We started running around trying to figure it out when we didn't see a big truck or plane above. LOL! It was wild!”

🛏️ Jackie C. was in bed. “It woke me up,” Jackie wrote.

🧺 Chris K. was at home in Blue Bell. “We immediately thought that it must be the washing machine out of balance in the spin cycle,” Chris wrote. “The only problem: We weren't doing any laundry! But amazingly, on all my local feeds, 'washing machine' was a common theme. Shouldn't that be a message to the manufacturers? Fix your darned spin cycle balance!”

Philly Earthquake Aftermath, Made In America Canceled & News Quiz

We’re back with another midweek news roundup! Tune in to hear the City Cast Philly podcast team discuss last week’s earthquake, the cancellation of the Made In America Festival, and some Philly music festivals happening this year that you can still attend. Plus, play along with our three-question news quiz!