On January 7 residents of The Hill at Whitemarsh enjoyed an excursion to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The exhibit, Arshile Gorky, A Retrospective included a docent-led tour by a “Hill” resident. 

Jonathan Takiff, the music and technolgy reporter with the Philadelphia Daily News, recently wrote an article that featured The Hill at Whitemarsh as the first continuing care retirement community to host the Philadelphia Orchestra via SpectiCast technology.

For the first time in a generation, Montgomery County's sprawling Erdenheim Farm has changed hands. In a 10-way, multimillion-dollar deal that permanently restricts development on 426 acres of the treasured land, most of the former gentleman's farm inherited by the late F. Eugene "Fitz" Dixon Jr. became the property yesterday of a preservation foundation and a Radnor executive.

Recently launched SpectiCast kicked off its inaugural season on Friday, June 5^th with a free concert to communities nationwide. The state-of-the-art Theatre at The Hill at Whitemarsh was one of a select number of sites to premiere the first in this series of concerts offered by the new digital broadcasting company. By delivering a show-stopping program live from Verizon Hall, SpectiCast helped The Philadelphia Orchestra reach audiences well outside the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.

The Hill at Whitemarsh was pleased to donate 420 pounds of food collected during a community food drive held in December of 2008. The items collected were donated to Philabundance, the region’s largest hunger relief organization. Philabundance is a not-for-profit working to end hunger and malnutrition in the Delaware Valley by acquiring food and distributing it through organizations serving people in need.